New-York tribune., 1870-10-04

Mr. VIM McNally. candidate for Congress in the Ixth
% by G PeGnSnaG @nS Wood was held
meeting of Irish Republicans, in the
seventh Ward LIST evening well attended. Dr.
Gowe and Others made addresses, and committee was
Soldiers and Sailors, WoOdfOrd, and Kaufman Clubs.
The German Woodford and Kaufman Cam
paign Club of the XVIII Assembly District has the fol
lowing officers: Frederick Kilian President; John
Sperle Vioe-President: John j. Pollock and Francis
Kluge, Secretaries Peter Budenback Treasurer.
The colored citizens of the Vth Assembly
and Eaaf%ann M Campaign 4 c@S Gso
Francis, President; H. G. Smith, Vice Presidents Geo. W.
Myers, Secretary; Nelson q. CraufOrd, Treasurer.
A meeting of the Ist Assembly District
German Republicans was held last night, at No. S2
Greenwich-st and resolved TO the whole Repub.
hcan ticket. The following officers OF the Club were
elected Julius Buesen, President; Nj stenhauer Vice
The meeting of the Ist Assembly District
Union Republican Association held at their new
headquarters No 122 West Broadway last evening Ma
were elected. The of the was tenderedt to all
Kepn6can organizations IN the district Tests
Col. NJ W. Burns, and others.
The edict has been issued that the members
of the Fire Department shall pay percenum upon Their
nrpose Tb M m a,ont eYied ave- as follows; Chief
Engineer $780, Chief of Brigade, $50 District Engineers
steamers Sl2 prvates and bell ringers Sl0 counsel sur
geon and secretary to the Department $50 10 $50 eaeh
suellhtendehle OF hOrseS, eiegTdph anu oVhcI
In like ratio.
The members of the New Tammany Hall
Democratic Reform Party Jacob Cohen, President, met
Masonic Hall last evening, and appointed committee
to draft platform that should be printed TO the extent
Of 100000 copies and circulated throughout the state
The platform denounced corruption, etc, advocates pro
lection OF property increase OF men in DoIh GOce
and Fire Departments. Copies Of these resolutions were
to served the different candidates, aud their re-
marks he reported at the next meeting Addresses
made by the President, and Messrs McNaly Dunn
and Others
The XIIth Assembly District WOOdfOrd and
Kaufman Campai IN Club in session last night at
No p Avenue ID. The Club las over 200 members and
5 new propositions for membership were received last
night. John Duke presided, and Abraham Baker was
elected delegate TO the General Committee. The Club
intend have Wednesday afternoon, grand banner
raising and, I'm the evening, speaking by the Hon. Sgs
mund Kaufman, the Hon. Delafeld smith, and Others
The XVIth Assembly District WOOdfOrd and
Kaufman Campaign Association met in Demilt Han last
night. John ID. Otwe i President, and tine list OF meu
bership includes 400 Sixty of persons
who desire to become members proposed last night
The the following contributions to the
funds of the Associations John ID. Ottiwel S0 Gen. Law
renee, $50 Col Frank E. Howe, $5O ". A. Morris, S25
Isaac H. Bailey, S25 David Sydg, sl5. After the report
was read four wOrkingmen stepped TO the Presidents
desk and gave without solicitation $40. Annd great a
nominations and pedgng the Association To do all III
their power for their election. The following was also
adopted:
solres chean ULYSSES
spesls eOluenty by M deeds that need indo
ment from that management o The public affairs which reduces tue
Public Debt Of the ccun over SoD IN auge year Win one
hand while with the other hand IN the time hghns the burdens
TO the Of %oOUO must be sustained not only by
Republicans but By all citizens who have the welfare OF e county al
heart
point with allowable pride to the results accomplished uudr |erss
while
noble CITY Of NtwYork oyeatei corrupt Judcarv
and s by the Nny scaaOas kug Whcn uudeT Demo
cratic usu