New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
LOCAL POLITICS.

The Democrats of the Tenth Ward of Brook
1yn hal ratification meeting last night, aud nominated
james Duffy To- supervisor.
The XVUIth Assembly District Union Re-
publican Association Justice Kelley in the chair last
evening approved Of the conduct of Mr. Atkinson late
asking hls reinstatement.
A large meeting of the Id Assembly Dis
trct kopnhcHs was held last evening at No ass Pearl
st Denus shea presided. Resolutions were adopted
no renomnac Mr. Henry Smith for Supervisor ana ap
several general committees.
The picnic of the Second Ward Excelsior
Democrats yesterday took political turn several can
iidatcs 0f the Eighteenth NlneteeRh twentieth, ana
Iweniy irst Wards for Aldermen beng present IN
speech made 10y Capt. Weinnig the Commander OF the
ported by the @ rHIans Of the abOye-named wards
The Union Republicans in the Ist Assembly
District recommended the denomination Of Henry smith
for SuppriS0g aud promised TO every effort 70 Sc
cure his reC ln. The ticket nominated by the Repub
jican Convention at Syracuse was enthusiastically IN
orsed and proclamation OF principles fully accepted
Large accessioas Of memberships were obtained. MI
Nathan Kingsley presided
Taun,auy Hall was well filed last night. At
81 occck doors closed and the Columbian SO,
ciey went into secret session. Wm Tweed, the Grand
sachem, i ,he chair. Messrs Richard and Alfred
Tweed Initiated into the order, and Dir A Oakley
Hall made memorial speech, referring to the late tx
appointed resolutions in his memory the same
TO he presented his family The Society then ad-
i0urped 10 witness the freshly destinations Of Pauline
Markham and the other attractions Of Tammanys hall
Ol Uirih.
The German Democratic Association of the
Tehtgcrth Ward met last night at No. 1913 secOndaye.
The Committee II Seven appointed TO wait on Senator
Bradley and urge the nomination OF John NesOtt Tor
Alderman Nicholas Haughton for Assistant Alderman,
'sud Frederick hretz and Andrew scheuermann 1or
ecIon Trustees reported that Mr. Bradley promised to
use MS influence behalf of the persons named Inc re-
Mort WIS received with applause. -Four delegates from
fhe German Democratic Union Association attended TO
fEduce them support the nominations OF tAat DVuy
FflsteaG az their own, but were unsuccessful.
The first meeting of the Twenty second Ward
'amr.v organization held at their hail. Eghthave.,
etweeu Fory-seveDth and Forty eigsts last evening
"A large number OF people were present. VINO were au
dressed MI T. C. Fields, candidate Tor Member OF AS
1semblv from the XIXth District Judge Connolly and
others Resolutions passed Endorsing the state
sDlatfoFm. The meeting not very harmonious, es-
wscjay when Mr.. T. G. Fields showing the duty OF
fver true Democrat obey the leaders OF the party I'M
ylcify With this opinion Of the lesser lights
Seeued and insinuatons were made concern
Rpg MIR Fields's course Park Commissioner
! The German Central Organization met last
evening Mr. f. " Curing presiding Forty-sx delegates,
enreseuflug 400 neWlyenrOlled members IN the ward
clubs were admitted committee from the German
'&orkiugmeus Union present. who expressed thenl,
selves pleased with the platform ana aims OF the CehraI
DrgaulZatlOn committee or ten was appointed 10 con
fen with the NOranCmen's Union, and, II possible e1ect
q coalition Arrangements were made 10 insure lne at
tendance Of ward clubs at the WOfHnglnens Union
demonstration Tuesday evening next at the cooper
institute Several slight amendments were made 10 the
by-laws.
Last evening the Twenty-secOnd Ward Dem
ocrar W0rIn gnen's Organization held meeting at NO
Ri Nest Fftyh Resolutions passed indors-
ding the nomination the WOrkingmen's candidate OF
Jaines O'R.lfy sr Alderman the Seventeenth Alder
xnauc District. SiXtyOne names were AIDED 10 the ron,
a er which an address made by the candidate, Mr.
Flames O'ElleY He pledged himself being opposed TO
md tins ie ,rorknqnen had the power 10 put their
Ewn mon iu OnIce and that II was only through thelr
own caruces that those who should be tHeII servants
had become thelr masters