The New York herald., 1870-09-09
CITY POLITICS.

CITY POLITICS.
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Eighteenth Ward Jnmes O'Brien Association.
crowded meeting Of the above association took
place last evening at Westchester House, Third
avenue, James McCann In the chair. The attention
OF the meeting was 1rst occupied In enrolling new
members to tho number Of about sixty. General
were greeted with loud cheers. The General was
to the meeting and SAID m gave him
Of such worthy man present. II this society
keeps on with the same vigor that has animated
one thousand by the day OF election. No man could
be more fitted for the ofice Of Mayor than Sheriff
they viii bring him through against ali the power
OF Tammany. Upto tins we have been supporting
men who have betrayed a. us and grabbed Up every
enrichlng themselves at the expense OF the whole
community; but the time has come when they will
cumb. (Cheers.l Mr.. Pursen next addressed the
meeting, after which 1t was adjourned
Twenty-Grst Ward James O'Brien Associa.
ti0n.
numerous meeting OF the Twentyfrst Ward
James O'Brien Association took place last evening
at 4l0 Third avenue In the absence OF the presi.
dent the meeting was called to order by Thomas
Carey. New members were enrolled on the books
O the association TO the number Of seventyfve. The
chairman announced that their president had to at.
tend the General Committee at Apollo Hall; also
several Well known speakers were expected to have
addressed the meeting but were unable to attend
The meeting was then adjourned until next
Thursday.
Eleventh Ward Charles Il. T.Oew Association.
large and enthusiastic meeting took place last
night at Humboldt Hall, Second street and avenue
B. for the Durposeo OF forming organization to be
called the 'Charles E. Loew Ciubn IN order that his
return might be secured as Clerk OF this County
at the coming November election.
Among the most prominent persons present were
Assembyman Calkins, Judge Koch, Coroner Cover,
Wangler and others.
A. Lyons, Judge KOCH then addressed the meeting,
and spoke In high praise OF the ability OF Mr. LoeW
duties during the past three years He called upon
Tammany to back them up in giving him q second
nomination. and he felt contnent they would do so
al the proper time; for no man in the city was more
worthy OF holding the Ofice In question than their
friend, and he had won the esteem OF both parties
upon TO perform. (Cheers.)
Alderman WALTMAN then made spirited address,
urging all present to do their best In putting him at
the head OF the poll at the coming election. No one
else had yet been put forward for the O.ce and he
did not think any would oppose him. for he was too
rhe following resolutions were then put to the
meeting and garfield
once most acceptabs to the people of h city and highly
% % % po %s sa he aa SS %
three deyoting hi, talents great ability and uniting
himself WIN iss detail. s and ssns Sea
Resolved, That he,sOy respectfully, yet the mo.. mr.
&. s es ss..s
OF tins city for the Office of County Clerk.
His past history clearly entities him to that honor
the success OF the democratic party Will be pro-
thereby conferred upon an honest and faithful ana
efficient public Officer. We claim the right to be-
cratic elector III this city, promising them at the
same time the hearty, undivided and enthusiastic
AID and cooperation or every democratic eleclor IN
1t was decided that subscription banner should
be raised In his honor. The meeting then ad-
Journed.
William McNaiIy for Congress -Eathusiastic
Meeting In the Nineteenth Ward.
The numerous friends OF Mr. William McNaly, re-
siding In the Nineteenth ward, held a meeting last
evening, at which resolutions were unanimously
adopted to support that gentleman for Congress
against all competitors IN the Ninth Congressional
district
Mr.. McNALJ.Y being loudly called for responded n
the histories of the two great political parties caim
Ing that the republicans were to be condemned for
their class legislation and other abuses Of the rights
OF the people. The democratic party, he Insisted,
had committed q great mistake in allowing them.
selves selves I'D, to drift from the sound teachings
the other illustrious founders Of the party
and the republic. In conclusion Mr.. McNally
expressed MS nrrn confidence In beiug elected by
triumphant majority, while, at the same time ad-
hitting the ability of his opponent Mr. Wood, in
those electoneering arts which In these days con-
tribute more to bring success TO the banners OF the
candidate than personal or political worth.
The Young Democratic General Committee.
The General Committee OF the Young Democracy
met last evening ut Apollo Hail. The meeting
was called to order by John Fox, who made
speech bitterly denouncing the abuses and
corruptions OF Tammany, and hoping for the
advont OF purer aud freer era IN the history
OF the democratic party In the Empire State anu
city. temporary organization was then effected
by the election oil Mr. Henry Blumenthal as chair
man,
A committee on resolutions, consisting OF Judges
Bagans, Ledwitll and Barrett, f. v. Emery and
Michael Haloran, was then appointed, and subse-
quently reported series OF resolutions de-
clamative OF the intention OF the party to free
the city from the rule OF the ring" and suppress
ballot stuilng and all other abuses After the ar
p0intment OF committee on permanent Organiza-
non the meeting adjourned