New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-13
LOCAL POLITICS.

CiClfe.. T. MerFtOu ". C. Cole. alLer WIN
drew. sheriff OBren Was present al the meeting or tho
&Itb District, at Apollo Han Ihere was quite H'eiy
NIetee1th Ward were lr-seht TepIesenliIg Jle H.i-
Yer and Wood 8dhereHts. The Hlyer men were admit
.f,1 of Tho place Of meeting only one delegate from
the Young Democracy appeared, and lie stated that os-
Ie o--ez C2Gye..ro1s 2sjourneQ WHOM paAlAe EoA
The Republican nominating conventions Of
Kings County meet Oh the 18th anG Ist0 lnsts .--.s
The XIth Assembly District Republican As
ISOLATION met last eve ing, John B. Grid3v presiding
Resolutions we're adopted instTgotns deiegates elected
are rec gnzed members Of the Republican party.
The Soldiers and Sailors Woodford and
Kaufman Campaign Club Of the XIII Assembly District
hold meeting at No. ls2 Orchardst last evening. Cen.
Ketchum, M VIM H. PEBBLES, and Cen. John Eel de-
lvered spirited addresses.
The Republicans Of the town Of New Lofts
last evening assembled, e scSSe and rdtledtne lepIb-
lean state nomination.. Addresses We're made by the
Bon. sidsmund Kaufmanr Gen. Isaac Caten, the Hon.
John Oakley, andcthers.
The Republicans of the Twenty-second
Hall corner Of Ffaye. and Nintbst at which stirring
addresses made by Col Ethan Allen, the Hon. +.
butcher, Col. Edward DttuEest, " NJ. Gaylord ana
others.
The XIVth Assembly District Woodford
and Kaufman Campaign Club last evening resolved 70
grand mass meeting soon he held Twenty-Five adj
dtoual members were elected, and much enthusiasm
manifested over tie recent Republican victories.
The XVIII Assembly District Soldiers and
Sailors CLUB, in public meeting last evening adopted
resolutions ndOrsinC the state Republican nominations
and pcuglug the members " the Association 10 their
support. Stirring speeches made by q. W Ia
CunAa, President OF the Association and 10y Col Hopper
The Democratic friends OF the Hon. William
7. Robinson hold "a meeting in Brooklyn tonight
urge his return 20 Congress, al Brooklyn Hall, in
Myrtle-aye. near Fultonst John Mitchell, the dslln
csLed Irish patriot Warren, Costello, ana Me3ny the
three distinguished state prisoners In Great Britain
john MahODy, John savage, John MuLaly, and Col a
II. Dawson are 10 speak.
The Fourteenth Ward German WoodfOrd
and Kaufman Campaign Cub met Last evening and lis
tened % Prof TheO. GauDeusklee who reviewed TIC
prospects % the campaign and prOphesled certain VIC
tory the Republican ticket At the conclusion OF the
address which warmly appaUdcd throughout resO-
many Han and arralgL1Gg Gov. Hoffman Tor signing the
Irc Directors bill. Addresses were also made ny
Henry Richard, Morris Ellnger, Leopold Well Capt.
Boy land and others The First Company No9dOrd In
vucihc- Of the XXth District Soldiers and Sailors Club
was present IN body al tie meeting.
An enthusiastic mass-meeting of the Repub-
licaus Of the Twenty Ward Of Brooklyn was held
last evening az the Migwam Gates-ave near Marcy,
uuder the auspices Of the Young Mems WOOdford and
Eaufmann Club. The old Wigwam completely flied
with solid representative men OF the ward, beside
large o. LADIES. The meeting was addressed by
Heury T. Miller. Capt. Maxwell, and eX-Gpv Walter
Hartman OF New Hampshire, who reviewed the history
OF me Democratic party and it, slayeOynk prOpenstles,
claiming 10 70 be unworthy the support OF any uue-unded
Reuun.lraI lie didn't know much about Gov. Holman,
hui guessed De pretty good man for Democrat,
Iaughterl The Republican party J. battling against
the cd Democratic party, whose record during tt lce-
lion could be forgotten. Addresses az similar
nature were made by Mayor James Haggerty Of Ls cry
and g. j. Couch, esqp and resolutions ludJrsu- Tie
Federal Administration were adopted