New-York tribune., 1870-09-29
LOCAL POLITICS.

A Young Mems Central Republican Club has
been formed in Paterson.
Rodney 5. Brasseu, the Sberiffs' auctoneer,
Ivth District
The prominent Staten Island candidates for
the Democratic Congress Onal nomination are IAos. G.
Davis and Dwight Townsend.
The cOlOred voters of Jamaica, /. J., num-
mann Club, with 10 members.
The French Of Newark have contributed 81 900
70 the French Aid Fund concert for the object
Will be given IL Newark, OctOber5
The Union League Club met last evening,
and referred the question Of what part ~ i sha take IN
the coming campaign TO a standing Committee.
The soldiers and sailors WOodfOrd and Kauf
mann Club OF the Tenth Ward has chosen Herman Rosl
krang president and Charles kuchawbccaer secretary
The Union County Republican Convention
has made the following nominations state - major.
the Hon Columbus Beach Ol EOckaway; Sheriff, James
Vandeveer OF Chester.
The Patrick McCaulay Democratic Associa-
ton Of Yorkvle and Harlem, al nuIneToy attended
meeting last night passed resolutions GeuoGhein the
corrupt Tammany Ring, and supporting sheriff oBrlen
fOr Mayor.
A Committee of the Young Democracy, headed
waited upon Collector Murphy in tie Custom yes
terday morning, and remained cioseted with him nearly
The Charles G. Cornell Democratic Associa-
ton held ratification meeting last night, john H. mar
nominees, and naming COY. Hoffman for the Presidency
IL 1872, We're adopted.
The President OF the central sanitary COm-
mission az Berlin has sent letter o thanks 70 the ScI
tary the German Patriotic Aid Society Of Nev-fOrk
The German Aid fund mas received S40J from SospH
Hoch, and $40 O5 IOm the Germans o. oOUJh Aadey
Fails, Mass.
The soldiers of the Twenty-frst Ward,
evening and elected the following OH eTs: Gen. WIN.
DeLacy, Presidents Col. Julian Allen ana M;9. IL -
Cour1dy, Vice Presidents; Capts. ~ c. Earl and (.
Flavin Secretaries.
The Newark City Republican Convention
was held yesterday afternoon at Library Hall sllas Met
chant presiding The following nominations were MADE
samuel Atwator Tax Commissioner, Horace j. Poiner;
surveyors of Highways Harrison Van Dyne and jacob
Suereus
The Citizens Union Association of Brooklyn
uat last at Mouta que Hail. and chose the follow
I5.A % 6fnev 6ariaI Van Voorhies ana J. j StilgeU
Financial secretary John Kimba Recording Secretary,
Andrew COlwin Treasurer, James Demmurel y mass
meeting is shortly 10 be hold.
There was a grand rally last evening of the
Republicans OF the Eighteenth Ward Brooklyn IN mass
ave. TO ratlfy the nominations OF the saratoga OohVen
ton Previous 10 the meeting torohLght procession
paraded the streets OF BOwrOnve. The officers OF the
ineeting were: President, Charles W. GOdard Vice
Presidents George c. Bennett, Charles Goodman, VIM.
L. scott ssmnel l. Carhie, John :. Marshall. Henry
Dawson, and samuel Coverley Secretaries, George l.
& 80 ~ the fair sey l-re@J the ADMINISTRATIONS with
their presence. The first speaker Mr. slgismund
Kaufman, the candidate for Leutenant-GOyeuor VINO
in an aTrse reIete with telling points dwelt upon the
record Republican party emitting the party
10 tie fullest confidence hcartest support OF the
pe0ple He showed how the leaders Of the Democracy
had deceived the Germans with promises WDch they
never intended fulfill and alluded 10 the fact thlt the
Republican party the first in this State TO recognize
the claims Of adopted citizens from his native coun
try by placing the name Of German Oh the Icktt III he
Honorable position which had been gucd % hirn Mr.
Kaufmaun whose peech loudly cheeIeo throughout
was followed by the Hon. JOIn OdBey, who, IN his chaT
acterstc STYLE humorous ana scathlng, eXO9u
fbe cbcaucry and frauds by which the Democratic party
had gained temporary ascendancy IN the Empire state,
showing at the same time that the Repubcans only
true 10 themselves and their principles In the coming
Jones came next, with forcbie speech in the same
strain and the meeting, which most enthusiastic
one terminated with luty cheers for the EepuDncah
party and the ticket.
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT MEETINGS.
The XIIIth Assembly District German Wood
ford and Kaufman Campaign Club met last night at No
III seventh-ave and ratified the Republican State ticket
and pledged themselves 70 roll up good majority foE
their favoTites.
The Woodford and Kaufman Campaign
r,,Ir ~ tI XIIth District held public meeting yesier-
dav evening. which largely attended, ana at wien
sneeches were made By COs De Costa ana sage Mayor
Dsvie and Others ,
The XVIII District soldiers and sailors
uoodford and Kaufman Campaign Club met at Conti-
rantal Hail last evening Capt Geo W ia Cld IItslu
10 several addresses, two Os them by cblOred members
of the Club, were made.
Tho XIIIth District WoodfOrd and kaut-
- C,nnaign club held ratification at Masonic Han,
ma yoning the President John H. Brady, IN the chali
ndOrsing the state ticket w9e adoptEs anu
"a ti-s addresses were made by Christopher Taylor,
@ soroe II sharpe Col Willis, AID others. The VI