New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-15
LOCAL POLITICS.

LOCAL POLITICS.
The National Executive Committee of the
Union League of America will meet ~ Do, 81 Nicholas
Hotel on Tuesday next at noon
The Eleventh Ward WOodford and Kauf- |
d. and perfected their organization
The Republican Executive Committee OF the
I'D District consists Of Col. j. r. FTeese Of Trenton,
Capt Charles Koehler whtal Stokes, John W. Herbert
Thomas W. Evans
The Republicans of the Eighth Ward have
organized woodford and Kaufman Campaign Club,
and elected John J. shaw, President and Geo. E. An
drews and Peter kuntz, secretaries.
A Woodford Campaign Club, composed of
war veterans has been organized il the XNIst Assem-
bly, District. The officers are Major John ID. Terry.
President; Col Geo. a. Croker, Nce-Presideut; Amos
Brown, Secretary.
The Irish Republican Grant Club OF the Sew.
Sap Ta nse1 iot sbSa and NJ Sec
rotary. has secured the hal No rs Jrc5dN where
during the campaign
The German Democrats of the Fourth, Ninth
Sixteenth, Seventeenth and Twentys"cord wards have
In the Twelfth and Twentieth Wards the German Demo
Gratis recommend John l. Hotmn Tor Goyedn@r "A
(has f. Loew for County Clerk. In the Fourth Ward,
Geo. Neinhamner succeeds Louis Lochnann Us Presl-
dent OF the German Democratic Association
The Republicans of the Twelfth Ward
Brooklyn. met last evening to form campalgn G1n
speeches were made 10y Col. A. v Livingston VI Felt
others. Resolution, were passed ind3r,ins me "a
tional Administration and the platform and nominees OF
the Saratoga COnN entiOn IL wa t' Ei ,n!t ~, %
paign Club The following Gmo'Is VIZ, ,fiiier
dent. CAPT. jas Johnston; TF.r sini
Treasurer. Dr. + :. Johnson secretary Jas f3rnaih'
The meeting adjourned with three cheer, IoI tAe uche
The banner of the Eleventh Ward Chas, f.
1oew Association was raised lasl evening, ~ ~. y. rd
nue. G, IN the presence oI crowd OF men, women anu
cidren ON the CaGnT va sI s Css e T"e Ian
terms and flags numerous IA the ncighbolhoou ana
addresses were made hy justice j. ko', on \, ]
Gross The noise and confusion was 30 graf tna we
and ma of
dressed the meeting preferred to be eeAt III coAae
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT MEETINGS.
The Executive Committee OF the NTH DIS
rct. Thomas scanlon, Chairman. AID NJ g. i.e, st-r-
.arv lsst evening filed several vacdhce, on the commit
Gee, and adjourned 10 meet With tLo association this
evening.
The Republican Association of the. XVIII
Disritt H. d. IaDaugh. President has adopted resOlu-
Tions raying the nominations al saratoga, lndorsng
the platform and denouucins the Democratic Canal
policy.
The Soldiers and Sailors Woodford and
Kaufman Club OF tl,e ia anu ND Districts met
Club meet regularly every Thursday evening until the
close OF the campaign.
The Young Democracy was Tepudiated and
Tamnany Han sustained NJ meet!ng OF he Nth Dir
trci lainmany CnD' t s C'1hns o. %nGn "i Hug,
bushes, and passing resolution 20 vote for Gov. HOf
man. the meeting ADJOURNED
The Executive Committee of the Vth Dis
tric Association last evening Landed President Grants
administration approved tHt nominations mlue az sara
tOga promised generous support OF thc entire ticket
sisteu championship Of the principle OF equal rights to
all men
Mr. Henry La Paugh presided at a special
session Of the XVII District Association last night to
receive the repor, OF their delegates to the Republican
state Convention at saratoga which, according to the
chairman OF che delegation Mr. La PanSl ad received
them viii much una Unity and rejected those persons
wished 10 contest their entrance. Resolutions were
adopted ndorsng the nominees OF me convention ana
euOglng Horace Ic.cF, tce,lfynE Cucr warm regard
for hs qualities, and hoping mat the day not far
distant when his dcF non u the cause OF iIee speech ana
free homes fTeclucn country, ana his adhc
rence to Republican infipes' ToSd DE Pr2perly con,
sderd. Aitcr speeches IN Wuch the rival AsS9clauoh
the district severely criticised y Dr. Wilder Mr..
Ii PsUgh, and others, was resolved that Woodford
and Kaufman Campaign Club should be formed, with
should be held, the asscmblage dispersed
A large number of Republicans of the Ist
District gathered last evening iu No. Whitehallst.,
orsauileda Woodford and Kaufman Campaign Club and
F.nga and s. g T"Tgptcnd virSP. eats JOIN F.
IotH and Patrick - ming, oectetancsi John connOrs'
-culiv taking the chair, made brief address, and
election 81 the EePull.an state h'hhcc'. hC'OluuohS
were subsequently, adopted. setting forth that cen
man. SHoc scfyic. deserved Wei Of his party and
whUe good qualities guaranteed The faithful discharge
IF executive duties; that :. Kaufman is also pure
minded statesman, end tIied and uusiy Republican,
tnd t'r M euSci NON ia .Ii'Oi '' uet ~, nc i
auuiri,d and uusIirtuln-lv AL pied ana after few
ShOu 'peeches from members, The meeting adiohiheu'
TIE DEMOCRATIC CONTEST FOR rHE >IRIENALIY.
\ General Convention of delegates OF the
a. IT, Brennan was nfil 4h~i tNtu-
Gf-uur Hal. WIu. II. Burns presided, ana W IL.
lev. .cicd ~Hctctiry On Tie coil .. 'regates' u
appeared that all t.c verdi were Icprcartrd 10y one or
rlIr. Nr. j. J.. Ha-s0n offered rctolutOus when
adopted rcoO .IacuOuG Mr.. Brennan as tle nlte7t
candidate for r,Ih ANA denOunCug the EFFORTS 81 us
appointed politician, 20 divide the party. Algerh"n :.
sullivan Iddrrssc Tire Convention. and wa followed py
Wu. 10. Buns A Committee of Arrangements consist
ius member nom each delegation. va. appointed
Go ur pro Obs ior public Decentralization III IaNOI
Jf 81 :. Brennan.
Ils political admirers Of Mr.. Brennan IN the
sixth Wand assem- o las; evening al Monroe Han ana
listened 10 euO- stIc Jddrr-t concerning he hgh chi
stte past segNICc-, aad future uine-. Of that genie
man tpthe Democratic purity, coupled with ne recon
ncuttiOn that nr. Brennan be nominated hy liWhah3
Tor tr -lreyalty Aftcr tho meeting adjourned pro
formed which. headed by lfat hahd ana
massive banner sIth the bcraiic inscription
sixth Ward Pioneer Brennan club, lnatchd through
CeHtfc-st., Carai.-. the B0wrrN, and 'uilm-,quait
and lat halted uc,Ic the dom, al NJ 49, chat hdnsi
Here, 20 the ms irftiIg strains Of Ahrti'a pan
hanging over tuc center ~ thaib'uSt was uli-
folded which. &c. folds ugtUlcd, -'-fd te lc2chi,
90 The peoples cLDc. Sheriff. MatihtH l. Bienha
a shout ana three cheers nom Inc crowd ioIi""cd IL
appearance and flcu Judge Curtis, topping ON coz
.rncut s-h barrel. delivered spt cch Oi about Nv
"uatcs' duration, pIOlrsyinH t""' aH one il oi jht
~ q Pas clr.t... tlr fiet-fHf .'."ri'- I-i ADM
s.tN.c slajthew 4 Elenun' p mon ~ lns ron ihc