New-York tribune., 1870-09-16
LOCAL POLITICS.

The Germans OF BROOKLYN want Mayor hGD-
deisch for Governor.
The Irish Republican Central Club will hold
mass meeting Cooper Institute Monday, 26th inst.
one delegate from each Irish Republican club IN the
city requested 70 meet the Central Committee on next
Tuesday evening.
The German Democrats in the Tenth and
Eleventh Wards have recommended the nomination OF
County Clerk, A. o. Hall for Mayor, and Judge L. j.
Shandley for Sheriff.
A Woodford and Kaufmann Club has been
formed TaTrytOwn, with the following officers Presi-
dent Proi o. f. Jacobsen Fst SleetreSldent, I Ian
doph White, esq., Second Nice-Presldeht L. hetchuh'
esq; Treasurer, VIM. j. Wood, esq.
In the Eighth Ward of Brooklyn a Wood
ford and Kaufman Campaign Club has been organzed'
Presdent BENJAMIN C0nlin, Secretary; IL. " Cadmus,
serge4ntatA Arms; James A. Mahoney, Treasurer.
At meeting held at No. 2S6 East Broad
vav a Seventh Ward WoOdford and Kaufman Cam
pagn Club was formed last night PRESIDENT, samuel
Tway Secretaries Archd Belnet George Young Treas
mer, Henry Bausher The rooms will 10 open every
evening until after the election.
The Tammany General Committee met last
night Vim. NJ Tweed ia the chair, and issued call Tor
prIrpares to be held next Saturday between and p M
fr the election Of delegates to meet at Tammany Hall
next Monday noon and choose delegates TO the Demo
cratic state Convention, 20 he held al Rochester on we'd
nesday sept 2l MT Tweed announced that q special
train woud leave Jersey City on Tuesday morning with
accommodations for LOCO delegates and others wishing
he'd in the hal formerly occupied by Bryants Mnsre
which has set apart by the Tanmany Society for
tie use OF the Tammany General Committee and Of other
political bodies in sympathy with Tanmany
The Soldiers and Sailors Central WOodfOrd
ana Kaufnann Club met last evening at NO $50 Broad
received all the districts in the city, save four Civ
ing glowing prospects in favor Of the cause ana report
OF spirited address, called on the soldiers IN the
ranks Of The Democratic party to unite with the several
clubs and cast their influence toward the election OF
soldier the Chief Executive Of the state ana assuring
them that IN this way only could they Obtain the reGog
honest election and protect the purity Of the elective
fran r..
and Col John W Marshall the Club adjourned 70 Friday
evening September %.
The Republicans of the Nineteenth Ward,
Brooklyn have organized a WOOdford and Kaufman
Campaign Club. The officers are: President Gen. ]. c.
Catln; voe-P Presidents Alderman y Walter, George W
ert Fairchd Recording Secretary, John F. Ames Treas
greI Joseph L. Heath Finance Committee sylvester NJ
Executive Committee OF 5 g. d. Herrick, James Grdley,
Committee of Ambrose snow George Fletcher and John
NJ Sangster. At the meeting for organizing the Club,
utmost harmony prevailed, and much enthusiasm was
manifested. Gen Catlin delivered forcible speech,
the Of their ticket urging upon the members OF
the Club the necessity Of working hard for TIE same end
liCans were only true to themselves and the cause
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT MEETINGS.
The German Republicans of the Hid Dis
S he % ob -sS %0oGSfP 10 sG ana nam nam
genann secretary.
The members of the XXth District Union
Republican Association met last evening at their
headquarers No. 200 Thirdave Mr. James Jackson in
entire state ticket.
Henry A. Smith is Chairman of the Execu-
tive Committee of With District WoOdford and Kauf
mann CIGD ana me ionowsg are 1eeg&s5 & 20 te W Nen
. Hara, John 5hyers, james ii. Anderson.
The Republicans of the Xth District met
last evening No 35 Bowery and heard the report OF
the delegates from the State Convention, after which the
Saratoga nomnations were fully indorsed campaign
club was then formed 10 meet every Wednesday night
until after the election.
The XVIIIh Assembly District WOOdfOrd
40 Fourth-ave last evening. President Cen Chester A.
Arthur Vice Presidents, Capt. W. o. McQaad&s, de- 90. l.
Grant Recording Secretary, Lieut. James b: Hunt
Treasurer George H. Van Clift me meeting wac aise
roll several addresses were made.
German Republicans in the Xth District last |
Of the Saratoga Convention and organized
b WOOdford and Kaufman Campaign cub. II. Merz' !
Charas SqSnPer nephAf Sne II Ae
schumacher. Charles J. Guentner Edward N H9seh, ,
meetings every Wednesday night during the campaign
At a meeting of the Id District Republicans |
ast evening a. No l3l Chathalns, "a, g.; I4sH cg %as
istays Byory j. sullivan Vice Presidents; Jos Flood,
Recording Secretary Theodore Williams C9rIespotnul.g
secretary Augustus wohlfarh Treasurer Deeeates 20
he Central Con uttee, Morris Frieam Jos Breck ana
Patrick MACK The Stat ticket wa7 y RPfGySes much ~ raSns
,sm. The Association Will meet every IhurSdhy
.Yenng.
The Union Republican Association of the /
XIst District met lat evening the Of One
hundred d1and nineteenth-st. and Third-aye W n de
'amp presided and John Norton acted Secretary. |
he delegates to The Saratoga Convention made report
md the report Of the Executive Committee wac adopted
amid much confusion. Forty members signed the
on, aud II new names we're proposed for membership
and referred % the Executive Committee. Resolutions
were adopted indOrsng the nominations made al sara
Oga, and pcdng their hearty and vigorous cooperation
10 secure their election
The Republicans Of the XIIlth District met !
as evening at No. lCl Eglth-aye, aud formed MOOd
Ofd and Kaufman Campaign Club The large hall wac
;iO"led and the greatest uulnmity and enthusiasm
,IcValied The meeting called 20 order by Isaac
aytoh who set forth the object Of the meeting, ana h
~ speech approved the action OF tue saratoga
ehJOn ana warmly uiOgIzed The caud dir -,Irt.
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