New-York tribune., 1870-08-27
LOCAL POLITICS.
SOLDIERS CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

SOLDIERS CENTRAL COMMITTEE
At preliminary meeting held about week
ago by number Of the leading military men OF New
York. the following call issued and addressed to the
soldiers Association of the city:
Soldiers and Sailors Of The C and COUNTY o. Nse ORR;
approaching campaign which will revive many the Old Issues
fion 20 the PRESIDENCY aryr Abraham lincoln and erm
mated our glorious leader Grant ubdued the last vege Of
Ycu d 10 place Al the head Of the usous Gen.
had loved and followed the field thai IN sv HE 700
might feel tta' the Republic was safe , - Ill ~ hxs a..
opportunity the bAOtbOI your continued approval Of h'
Nen cyy nationality and fought side by s IN orr sat
struggle and The loay OF our eSuaee ] has been feP 0 ~
'1 Pogue3' % @ t, state % are spb.ryept to Nations. eI.
has been established and mnonues error must eh to legal
The dear old again raised where before and win
continue h8eefort loved BY The true and feared by ihe false M
tory and the right hand fellowship extended TO the conquered
Offering life liberty and al h forfeited rights
trvs the nation deprived Of any Of the gains achieved at such I
We believe and yn to assemble and Srgn.s yG1r.syss Sss
ies 70 represent each district in Committee which vii
meet Friday evening, August 2e- ~ a.. Dill. ,.. -,
TO udor.e collection snd disbursement Of the finances
crrdue Of the obligation incurred to achieve the nns saliva
lon the 9 10Y :, S S S S,S 3D. sS ~ .eure The bsrmosoas
cooperation Government Of this State with that Of the nation
tain honest loyal capable fh every Office belonging the
signed BY Gems 4 Plsa;on@ou @ P = II JSoe, i shss & HE Ts
Taan T@s S9 p Mon %oa an II Ba6s S j. H. i MeTeh
Pathet Majors Hzsche W Buliard Hsggery g. W GGone{
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In accordance with this call, delegates from all the
Assembly Districts, except the lid and With, met last
evening at No. 279 Third-aye. Gen. A. p. Ketchum was
made Chairman, and Col G. II. Hopper Secretary pro
tenn Credentials presented and the roll was
called. The following permanent officers were then
unanimously elected:
Presdent-Gen. Alfred PleasOnton.
Woe Iresidents-Gen 7. H. Jones, Cen H. E Dawes
Cob NJ. W. Burns.
Secretares~Capt. Michael Cregan, Col. James H.
Meredith
Treasurer-COl. Geo. H. Hopper
Gen. PeasantOn on taking the char, maze pungent
speech, argnDg the Democratic party for gross ne
gect Of the soldiers whose bravery saved the Union ana
fair election, and whether tne soldiers can be fairly
treated"
special Committees appointed 10 procure room,
and IN prepare rules and regulations, and the Central
Committee adjourned.
At meeting of the Republican General
Committee Of Kings County, last night, Col. Lansing
read letter from Mr. Luke c. Ryder Chairman OF the
tOurth Ward Republican Association complaining That
primary election, because Of the action Of Mr. Joseph
Reeve, aud asking the Of the General committee
room. Mr.. Reeve said the former officers denied the
1ght 0f the County General Committee TO reOrganZe the
1nttee The OF the ha granted for the primary
Siechoh by the decisive vote Of 4s 10 10.
The Eighth Assembly District Union Repub-
lcah Association held meeting last evening, John q.
- Bren IN the chair. The following members were ap-
POINTED 10 NIL vacancies in the General Committee:
samqel COOlc, Samuel A. Roberts and Henry Wearing.
party.
The Republican primary meetings are TO he
hed throughout Passac County Monday night for the
%ttuOn ol delegates 10 the Congressional District Con
''n'"n {" I've held III Paterson on Thursday next