The New York herald., 1870-05-10

son. M. Thomas, Francis CaIrning Mortimer suIi-
van, Thomas Moloney, Thomas Terney, Fahmus
Burke, r. Berrian Micnael Smith.
rue meeting then adjourned TO wedndeday even
Ing next
independenf CItxsnS Union Association-
waiting For the Cream In the Political
Cnsrn-Purity ut Last In Politics.
Inc General Committee OF the Independent CIti-
Aehs' union Association held meeting last evening
~ their rooms. No. 2s Union square. Mr.. Deutsch,
the president In the chair. There was very large
attendance. After reading the minutes Of the last
meeting, which were adopted, upon motion of Mr..
stewart IL was resolved that convention Of the
sociation be called TO meet on next Thursday
the 18th inst, at eight O'clock In their rooms No
23 Union square, Tor the purpose OF deciding
election. As the republicans and both factions Of
the democrats VIII tnen have nominated their can
ample opportunity to select from among the various
aspirants the best men, AMI to such they declare
nsy WIN gSe ter mvqeS 1 Of
posed OF delegates from each ward, and said dele
gates were appointed last evening.
The first OF each month being the established time
for the Treasurer to make his report and there
having been q meeting or the general committee
barnett, the gentiemaniy and efficient Treasurer,
directed to hand In his report during the meet
ing, which he did, The report showed tnat there "
at the present time in the treasury S44,378 which.
considering the length OF time the ASSOCIATION has
been organized, was considered By tue committee
Upon motion Sf MI. stewart the Committee ON
Ways and Means directed TO negotiate for
grounds, not less than 100 by IT'S feet, IN
good and central locality upon which TO erect hall
suitable Tor the association Tne gentlemen present
carry out such undertaking and said that several
OF their wealthleat aud most influential members
mad pledged themselves TO contribute Ilberally
The Secretary, Mr. Bryan reported that there
was at present 252'6 members belonging 10 the or
After very able address by the Pre- ldent OF tho
association, Mr.. Deutscn, the general committee
During the day and early part OF the evening
large number OF colored men assembled at the
Committees to act in na conInction with the Other
general committee, and appointed Mr.. Jacob VAN
derback chairman and Mr.. Tepheunus Grey secre.
tary, AFTER which they adjourned TO meet next
Thursday evening, al eight O'CLOCK, al No. 2l3 Sul.
hvan street. han f.at a.
First Ward Democrats and Nicholas Mailer.
large and enthusiastic meeting OF the democracy
Of the First ward held last evening at No. 4
Greenwich street to urge the nomination for Alder
man OF Nicholas Muller William Harrington In the
| chair. Addresses In favor of the candidate were
made by Assistant District Attorney Fellowes Cap
| tain Hapn and John Dawson. Resolutions were
also adopted reviewing at length the past record OF
Mr. Muller and the many pc itons OF trust and in
nuence he has held and still holds and asserting
that the attempt now being made TO assal his repu
| tation Is prompted solely Dy political jealousy and
| enmity The resolutions closed by urging upon the
1ammany General Convention to-day the nomina-
tion or Nicholas Muller for Alderman. The meeting
adjourned amid great enthusiasm.
Union Republican Committee Meeting.
The Union Republican General Committee met last
evening, at the corner OF Twenty second street and
Broadway General John Cochrane in the chair The
meeting was called at the request OF seven members
Of the committee who desired to induce the com
mitee to reconsider lis former action In refusing to
hold ratification meeting In the city to endorse the
State ticket for Judges Of the Court OF Appeals There
was considerable debate motion TO take from the
table the report of the special committee against
ratification meeting. Those IN favor OF the meeting
were of opinion that 1t would show the republican
voters or the State that their brethren In the city
were alive and kicking; that 1t would encourage
the State voters and materially advance the chances
the meeting fOresaw expense OF 81, 900 $4,000.
They thought also that they saw lob in the move-
meat.some ,. one Ell IN the printing business perhaps.
| they never have rendered and never render an
equivalent. The motion TO mold meeting was car
ried. S - Ht 8H
| German Republican Central Comnrittce.
| Aspecial meeting OF the German Republican Gen.
| tral Committee was held last evening, Mr.. william
| Gelman in the chair. The meeting was called to
take into consideration the action of the German re-
| publicans In regard to the county nominations.
! After some consultation committee OF i've was
appointed to represent the German element In the
coming convention. The following are the names Of
| the cOmmittee:-J. c. Y. Beyand, DR. Gercke Jacob
Schoenhon M. Ellinger, Dr. Hoeber. IL was further
aesovea So 70 UI aec1ena Mri Andieas Wiilmann as
ticket which resolution was received with much
favor. The committee were instructed to take such
steps as would be found most expedient to secure
q full representation OF the German clement on the
county ticket.
Tho Contested Supervisorship.
Judge Ingraham yesterday rendered decision In
the matter OF the contested Supervisorship decar