The New York herald., 1869-10-20
MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL MEETINGS.

The General Central organization OF German
Republicans met last night at No. 295 Bowery, Mr.
F. kapp in the CHAIR and J. +. G. Beyland secretary
The principal business Of the evening was routine.
Mr.. kapp delivered q very eloquent address con-
graduating the General Central organization OF the
German Republicans upon the settlement OF the
recent difficulties, and he would now vote for and
support any man who should be placed III nOmlna-
ton, whether II be General Sige or not The meet
ing endorsed Mr.. Henry Smith for supervisor, and
appointed committee consisting or Messrs VIII.
man. Crosse, Beyland, Schoenhof Feldstein Rau and
Elinger 10 arrange for speakers at the mass meet
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Representations have been made by gentlemen
who claim to be active members OF the william J.
Daniels Association OF the Fifteenth ward that the
nominations OF county officers published yesterday,
as emanating from the association, were premature
and entirely incorrect. The ASSOCIATION mas not
any decided stand yet except In the case OF
Mr.. Daniels, nomination for Assembly ana Robert =.
Hutchngs' for surrogate
At "a numerous meeting Of the Fifth Senatorial Dis
trct Independent Democratic Club, held at their
headquarters l31 Bleecker street, Mr.. William Horn,
vice president in the chair resolutions Were offered
by DIR. w. w. Woodward and unanimously adopted
Which were in their tenor mighty eulogstic Of William
Horn, the wee president OF the club and nominated
him for the oice or supervisor
a large and enthusiastic meeting OF worSingmen
was held last evening at No. 5gS Washington street,
Alex. Dowd III the chair. resolution was offered
and UNANIMOUSLY adopted endorsing Michael Norton
for Senator OF the ttn district and Peter Mitchell
for Member OF Assembly. speeches were made oy
=. 0iConnor, John Kelly and others. The meeting
then adjourned till Monday evening.
AT banner raising OF the Seventh Ward Working
mems Democratic Association, he'd last evening IN
Market slip, addresses were delivered by Judge Geo.
NJ Curtis, John W. Andrews and eyCoroner Vim.
c. Cover. Resolutions were afterwards adopted
endorsing william NJ Tweed as senator ior the
Fourth district, Judge Edward W. Shandey for the
nomination OF the Filth Judicial district and Assist
ant Alderman Bryan Reilly Tor the nomination Of
Alderman oI the seventh ward.
The delegates OF the Tenth Assembly District Ger
man Central organization met IN convention last
night No. l76 Inird street, near avenue A. The
convention alied TO order by Mr. +. V. Euring,
and organized by eecting Mr.. Charles Hnkel chair
man and Mr.. Jos. Bruii secretary. The convention
into ballot for Assembly, man, resulting In the
unanimous nomination OF Christopher Fiecke on the
first ballot.
The Fifth District Republican Senatorial Conven-
ton met last evening at Dodworth Hall, Broadway.
There very large attendance, and the several
delegates were among the most influential men oil
the party. Mr. Hugh Gardiner occupied the CHAIR,
and Messrs. EaglesIon and Brink acted secretaries
No nomination was made but an informal ballot
was taken. The principal candidates were Charles
p. shaw sand Norman Stratton. The result OF the
ballot missionaries p. Shaw. Is votes: Norman
Stratton, III votes committee OF conference with
rival organizations was then appointed and the
meeting adjourned.