New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-25

At a special meeting of the Union General
Committee, better known the Twentythird-t organ
izaion, the following named delegates were dosen TO
reprcsen the organization the Convention be held
at Syracuse on "Wednesday next: 49,, a.,
en SCHUYLER ahs,s hoo1' hsNaris IT,, A.afg BsalE
stewart alternate; Edwin Mug.n. wayne
t5I,. ;eors. II sbedou alternate. Dsnfs smith david Nil
Ter alternate Chester Arthur VIM oBIAu alternate, Sheridan
Sbc,t ehn Scock alternate; Merwin r. Brewer, Jackson
aPiawb alternate, Thorn" MURPHY, Geo D. HlI alternate
The Hon. Thomas T.. Stewart Chairman Of nhe Com
mittee OF five appointed nj the last meeting confer
with the Committees from the Twenty second 81 ana
Tgenty eirlthst ORGANIZATIONS reported that the
rancements proposed had been cordially agreed upon,
and asked that the action Of the Committee be dorsed
NJ stewart also announced that his Committee had
with the Committee OF the Twentyeighthst 0rganiza-
yesterday afternoon and that the numOc' o. dele
gates 10 which each Is entitled was agreed upon HIS re-
nSrt was unanimously adopted. Mr.. J. Wilsn Green
offered series OF resolutions. eongratulhtlns ls iepD
lcan party the return Of good feeling anoR the va
rous factions New York and pledgng the support OF
tho General Union Committee 10 the measures NAiou nas
ne deemed most conducive 20 success In the coming cam.
naign After few remarks from Mr. Green, tbs reson-
tons were unanimously adopted and the committee a
iourned The delegates chosen by the Twenythifd.st.
SrganiI alton will meet at the OF Twenty
thirdst and Broadway this evening al
The Committee of Five of the Twenty eighth
st. organization reported last nght Dut mo, no'sns wa
done IN the matter OF electing delegates Inc olowns
names were offered by the executive committee, ana
action will be taken to-day REGARDING app1iI s
WIN erase Thos. j. Allison, alternate Nul T. Elclard-
son Jos. W. Howe. alternate Norman sttatiot' heA'
n Eagleson. alternate; y. NJ Paterson Jr 20. ATGhl-
g PincEney. H. ID. Lapaugh. John ID. 0ttlwell, VIM r.
Istabrooke, Chas. H. kichel, Francis a IhOmls, mih
Have, jr, and OTIS l. Han. -
CITIZENS REFORM ASSOCIATION OF KINGS
COUNTY.
This Association met last evening at the
City salesrooms IN Court-st. The Executive Committee
reported several amendments the Constitution and By
Laws which were adopted. A delegation received
from the Twentieth Ward Citizens Association, who bore
sions" Col Thorpe read paper before the Association
m which he called upon, Mayor kalDhesch To deny
IN he could the statement that Brooklyn was the
most heavily taxed OF any city In the Union.
People should not send man 10 Albany unless hehwore
10 oppose ali commissions and 10 do all In his power TO
have the existing ones broken up MI curtin sah that
the tax Prospect Park the LIST OF January next
would be siOOOO ana yer the tsh ior tne Oentia ark
OF NewYork CITY was but slOOOOCOO, and u was almost
finished while Prospect Park was hardly begun He was
IN favor Of abolishing the Board OF supervisors who
were only supernumeraries and giving more power to
the Common Council. He said the Republican party
had placed commission at our doors but the Demo
cratic party responsible for ak. Several other
speeches were made
The Nineteenth Ward German Democrats
held their regular meeting at No 50 Essexst, last even
ing and ratified the action OF the state Convention
The German independent Club of the Seven
teenh Ward met at No i34 sevenths last evening aud
elected delegates 10 the Central Committee, and admitted
several new members.
The Independent Democratic Association of
the Twentieth Ward held meeting last night at No 52l
Nnth-ave 10 adopt constitution and bylaws bat de-
ferred action in the matter till Friday evening.
The Twentieth Ward Independent Dem
held their regular meeting ht
ner OF Ninthave and Thirty ninthst. resolution
passed ratying the action Of the State Convention.
The German Democratic Club of the Six
teenth Ward held meeting last evening, at No Ill
Seyenthave. Mr. AdOlph Schlecher In the chair. The
meeting addressed by Prof PrOtzmann and seTcral
new members admitted.
A meeting of the German Democratic citi-
zens OF the Twenty second Ward held last evening
i'm Ungers hail. TO organize club for the support OF
Jacob Cohen for Supervisor The following officers we're
elected Mr. A. Emanuel, President Mr. L. Joseph, Sec
rotary.
Delegates were last evening elected TO the
German Central Committee by German Independent
Club No H. OF the Seventeenth Ward which met al NO.
40 seventh.st The platform OF the Central Committee
was unanimously indOrsed and several persons weread
mitted 10 membership In the Club.