New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
LOCAL POLITICS.

wards TO the General Committee.
Two new campaign papers, in the interest OF
Idmhahi Han are TO be started this week: me Election
weekly.
The Independent Democratic Club of the
EShseenth ward recommends the support only Of men
workngnen.
The Twenty-frst Ward Tammany Assoca
Ton predict; Tammany success in the approaching il
Tammany encourages Illegal voting.
The Third Ward Republican Association of
Brooklyn met last evening, at No. lGs Fultonst james
scott NlcePresdent in the chair and resolved to give
cordial support 70 the entire State ticket
The Sixth Ward German Democratic Com
mittee pronounce for the following nomnations Coy
NJ. T. Brennan County Clerk, Charles E. Loew.
At a meeting of the Kings County Republi-
can General Committee In Brooklyn last evening com
muncation received FROM the sixteenth Ward Re
publican Association, setting forth that Robert j. Rudd
and George Lindsey two members OF the Association,
and also members Of the General Committee, had been
expelled y me Association TOT irregular acon NJ me
primary election held tO choose delegates 10 Saratoga
they had elected NJ J. Petry and Joseph = Bowen col
Ored 10 E the vacancies created by the expulsion OF
the whole matter referred to the Executive Com
mitlee MIR. Bowen (coloredl was allowed the privilege
Of the floor and addressed the General Committee, say
ing that he had not sought the honor Of seat in the
General Committee, but he had been chosen by the six
teenth Ward German Republicans, whom Rudd had
represented 20 him determined 10 prevent the cOlOred
vote from being received As representative from the
ciaon he thought that the General Committee should
recognize him lie hoped that his rights 10 the vacant
speaker was greeted with round Of applause at the
conclusion Of his address, after which the Committee ad
JOurned.
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT MEETINGS.
A WOOdford and Kaufman Campaign Club
has been Organized IN the lid District and temporary
board of officers was chosen last night
The German Republicans of the XIlth Dis
trict Eleventh Ward met F,chers Hall, in Sxth-st,
last evening, and organized Woodford and Kaufman
Campaign Club The President IS Henry StuerL ana the
Secretary, Paul schntzler.
An adjourned meeting of the WoodfOrd and
Kaufman Club Of the With District last eyeningelected
5a9 dc9t oITes Jaes sad Wam 6aT
dents; James Il Campbell and James IL Anderson Sec,
retaries An Executive Committee Of so elected and
they were ordered at their rooms corner Pitt
and Broome- sts), on Thursday evening.
The Eighth Ward Democrats have organized
dent It. The Filth ward NJ r Brennan Association last
night elected VIM. H. Burns President; Thomas FtZsn-
mons Secretary ; and Thomas FaOn, Treasurer. Both
these bodies ndorsed Mr. Bremen for Sheriff The Nine
tecnth Ward Brennon Democrats have orsanzed as FOL
Coburn Secretary, John o. kearney treasurer Her
Michaels.
In the XIIth District a Woodford and Kauf-
mann Campaign Club has beer organized and the follow
ing elected: President james r. Taylor; Vice
rbarIes a NoTean TreasmrSr George W. Coffin; Dele
gates to The Central Committee l. Walsh, Jas Archbold,
urauRart: sereeantat Arms, John Allen OF
Old Guard Of SO were in attendance at the meet
and ali present felt confident that the Old Pathnders
would this Fall md path TO victory and that the great
Empire State would be redeemed frOm nlsrule'
The XVIth Assembly District Republican
Association held interesting session at NO 2g Ilrd
ave. last evening the subject OF IiseaSaoh pes tne
ruling out of certain delegates oi the AsSOClhtoh Ivh
the State Convention at saratoga. Mr.. Ephfan II.
Jenny and Others spoke upon the question OF the sqV
bity OF invest eating the ransaClon, MT Jenny DelnS
especially vigorous and pointed IN his remarks urging IN
vestlgation. II was finally deternned hat the O'.lr
should appoint committee OF three 10 examine anu
report upon the subject the report to be made az sch
time a. il would not interfere with State election
The meeting then adjourned with cheers Tor "oodiord
and Kaufman
4 large number of the citizens of the With
District met last evening al me tsepIDcan s
the canvass and elected the following persons omceIs:
Joseph W. Howe. President; Charles j. LIVINGSTON, the
and samuel Longytrect vcePresldents; l.. j. Dunning,
corresponding secretary Thos j. Ihorne.l recording
secretary; cen Lloyd Aspinwal Treasurer An EN-
ygulNt 4, :. iI 7, = Rcncdirf Juo NJ Knox Willard
parker NJ D., Edward Ellsworth owen W. Brennan,
Henry Thompson. . 7. Russell Hermann snchoW ana q
j. Mitchell sReecne, Se MSag Tbe bSaGauarer Of the
Club will be open day and evening during the campaign
TUE YOUNG DEMOCRACY-MEETING OF THE NEW
GENERAL COMMITTEE
A large, orderly, and enthusiastic meeting OF
the new Regular Democratic General Committee was
held last evening at Apollo Hall. Joseph Blumenthal
presided. and Roswell d. Hatch and VIM IL. Rooney
acted As Secretaries c. Barrett, Chairman OF the
Committee on Nominations presented the following list
OF permanent officers, whose names were received with
applause; NH,
vesrr.idsnsEFir.; Ward R. Enhsh Second Ward A9drsN
Bsie: Thrl ward Arthur Hollaiar Fourth ari Wm = b,5s
Fhh Ward VIM H. Crane SIh Ward % yohn pos%naai g sitb
W,ri John p MKnght. Tenth Ward T. BaInho Eeyenh Maf
Peter Bose Twelfth Ward Wm luet ThiTesn,n w MS,d = p
d SPOTS; War Edward Holoni ss1ehteesh %
Rwhg shenth WAR Frnc' yeite Nineesnth ar' ID a. a
+ Cinop. Tventv second ward II. : Chatheld r - ~
ell D. Hatch Jacques Senmu "'na H. He'
vreazul ~ j.
ire eicers were unanimously elected, and Justices
Iedyttb and Hogan conducted Mr.. Blumenthai 10 the
ahir Tine ne " President made few remarks upon tine
importaut work which lies before the Young DemOcIaty
and urged an 20 do their utmost toWaIu PaohB tHo %
government OF the city IN honest ana ldtI Hhus' OH
t,ntinu ~ ex-Alderman Miller ii was resolved TO hold
nrimaries on Thursday evening to elect dele,
gates meet on saturua? at nroiiy ~ Rocb;aster
AeT brief recess the secretary announced he names
of inspectors and the place Of election IN eaSa WaIu
rsII,nn nrotrsting against the action or Mayor man
-, rrinp the arrest OF newsbOys engaged IN sellAlS
me Free Press unanimously huoPeu n ~ , ~
in hrief address, DECLARED tuat Ine t .pi T ,nd
crificisssd severely the action OF the Ialnnahy
society in calling IN the pOj.ye pjt,ee sn trou lam
- W mn and thereby converting 1t into "a
kind OF Metropolitan Deaf and DunD Asylum lhe
charter, he pronounced despolJ anu ~. iht 81 RenTb
anu ad iet,,re had left After caustic review or the
of the Ring" Mr. CLINTON urged the loue
Democracy vote for no STATE @ ~ neai n,
ne obnoxious Tweed charter On motion, IL Was o re-
snived tbat the President appoint committee oI ole
from each ward TO aid in the ehI0fSeHeht ol no @ ,id
NJ ,,s AGAINST the fraudulent voting prartlced
hy the Tammany Ring The Committee lnei Vh a.
10 meet again the first Tuesday eNee enb snrceed
iournmeut Of the state oh'ch'i'ii' ~ w.
ing Tuesday evening
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