The New York herald., 1870-09-23
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CITY POLITICS.
Miscellaneous Meetings Among the Ward Clubs
and the Striking" fraternity.

The Seventeenth Ward Matthew T. Brennan Ass0-
citation met last night at No. 50 First avenue, Mr.
Leary in the chair. Resolutions endorsing the
| nomination of Matthew 7. Brennan for Sheriff ana
pIedgng MIN their support were read and adopted.
The Tammany Reform Benevolent and Protective
Association met last evening at No. $50 Third ave-
nue. Jacob Cohen In the chair and Charles Hampe
secretary Resolutions were adopted pledgtng their
support TO the Tammany Hall democratic reform
party, and to endorse any honest and respectable
citizen that they will nominate for city and state
government. Speeches were made by Mr. Cohen
Messrs. Fitzgerald, Delamage, Isaacs I'm Germanl
Sassarat Fall0n and others.
The Young Mems Independent Association Of the
Seventh ward held mass meeting last night at ia
East Broadway at which resolutions to aid the elec
ton or Colonel william r. Roberts for the Fifth
Congressional district were read and adopted. Cap
tain Kirwin, Mr.. Edward Walshe and Mr.. Callaghan
addressed the meeting.
The william r. Roberts Association Of the Sew
enth ward met last night at I73 Madison street, Mr.
William s. Eau in the chair and Mr.. William
Lyons secretary. resolution endorsing the noui-
nation OF William r. Roberts as the candidate for
Congress from that district was read and adoDted.
The meeting was addressed by Mr.. John Doyle, Mr.
BrOphy and MIR. McDermOtt.
The Matthew T. brennan Democratic Alliance Club
Of the Tenth ward met last night at No. 274 Grand
street, Mr.. Joseph B. Washe in the chair, Mr. George
officers were also present:-Mr. George W. Sullivan,
hn onne TreaS,rsr snd M
Lewis Bitt0nR Financial Secretary.
The following gentlemen were elected as com.
mittec to confer with the Central Convention
Messrs. James NJ Keeie, Edward Sullivan. Lewis
!, Brown. Lewis Croker. James Burke and John B.
Walshe.
Resolutions asking for the nomination OF Mathew
T. Brennan, and promising him their support when
nominated, we're read and adopted.
The meeting was addressed by Mr.. c. Cover, Mr.
Martin !. Reese, Mr.. Joseph b. Walsne and Mr.
The Sixteentn Ward Democratic Club held Its nrst
regular meeting last evening at Millemann's Hall.
ana passed resolutions p!edging their support to
party nominates them. The following olicers were
eec'ed ed:.Presdent, Charles o'Nsl; Vice, PRESIDENT,
and Treasurer Michael Heigney.
campaign Climb was formed Of No: %o Eighth
ISOLATION Of ,the Sixteenth ward. and the following
officers were elected:-David Henliques, President;
Hooper and Thomas r. Dan, Secretaries and Chris.
pher Feni, Treasurer. The association was formed
e essr o. HoopeT oor pa
and others speak In terms OF praise Of the candi-
date, and the utmost enthusiasm prevailed.
At meeting OF the John M. Hale Association, or
the Twenty first Assembly district, held at lSoth
street and Third avenue, resolutions were adopted
to support the nomination Of John M. Hale for AS
sembly In the Twenty-drst district, Matthew T.
Brennan for Sheriff and Charles II. Loew for County
sae Inc n b sbavs
named candidates.
There was regular meeting OF the Executive
Committee OF the Eleventh Assembly District Re-
publican Association last night, at the committee
rooms corner OF Firth avenue and TWenty-secOnd
street.. committee was appointed 10 walt upon
the Mayor and ask his cooperation In securing the
inspectors and commissioners Of election under the
A meeting OF the Eleventh District Republican
Association was held last night, John v. Gridley,
President After the adoption OF resOu uton offered
by Mr.. Mountfort, endorsing the republican State
ticket nominations, the meeting adjourned and
Immediately reassembled and temporarily effected
the organizatlon Of q Woodford and kaufnann club
by the election OF John v. Gridley, President pro
tenn, and william Fl. Mountfsrt, Secretay pro tenn.
The names OF upwards OF 100 members were en-
rolled and a committee on permanent organization
appointed consisting OF Messrs. Freeman Fithian,
Cummings II. Tucker, James l.. Hasie and colored
member named Williams.
A meeting Of the Thirteenth District Woodford and
Kaufman Club was held last night at No. 101 Eighth
avenue. Mr.. G. M. Mitchell presided. and Ed.
Denike aced as secretary: The feature OF the
evening was an address rs, oy Mr sseer durng
compared it with the resolutions passed by the Sara
toga Convention. The hail was crowded, and the
The Irish Republican, Central Club met last even.
ing in Masonic HalI, Vice President Colonel Thomas
J. Kelly In the chair. The Executive Committee
was empowered to make oil the preliminary ar
rangements for grand mass meeting OF Irish re.
Cooper Institute which Will probably take place
next Monday evening.
The German Veteran Republican Soldiers and
Third avenue, Major c. Ntsche in the chair. An
examination OF the roll showed nearly 300 members
In good standing. 1t resolved to send delegates
to the Soldiers and Sailors General Committee OF
which General PeasOnton Is President and to attend
the Farragut obsequies. Speeches were made
strongly endorsing Stewart L. WOodford and ac-
knOwedging the nomination OF Mr.. Kaufman as q
compliment TO the Germans
The Eighteenth Assembly District Soldiers and
Sailors Woodlord and Kaufman Campaign Club met
last night at 463 Fourth avenue, General Chester A.
ing the nomination of W0odford and Kaufman and
predicting glorious victory over "HOnman, OF tho
stay-at-h0me Tammany guard" The meeting was
addressed by General Denis F. Burke. Colonel Du-
game and Colonel Da Costa who urged the soldiers
to do all in their power TO defeat the corrupt Tam-
many party and secure the election Of the republican