New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27
POLITICAL.
LOCAL POLITICS.

The With Assembly District Republican AS
socaton met last evening, at No. s3 Broadway IN the
rooms of the Citizens Association, with Col A. D. H.
Duganne in he chair in the absence of the President OF
the Association. Fifteen new members were pioposeu
, rorort from the Committee Patronage was re-
ceiyed i'm which stated that their Organilatah
was uly recognized by the persons IN power as the reg
- ciaton of the district, and that visit TO the
new Collector of the Port had elected the Information
that their claims would not be overlooked in the dsDu
ton Of Offices on motion; i tb -, meeting Of
te state Central Committee, To DO held at oaidtoga
All NOT want the position, Mr.. Joseph w. Howe was
unanimously elected to fill vacancy IN the ueheTa
Committee, caused by the non-attendance OIL JuuSe
Henry f. Davies to the duties OF that Committee .
col. Duganm, Chairman pro tenn, stated that IL Hh h
members of the other rival organization presided over
by COL Fred b. Conkn, and claiming TO represent 1s
district DESTROYS of merging the two
into one II it could be done In proper manner ana
thought the matter worthy OF attention .,.od ,or
Mr. Cocks suggested that committee be appointed ior
the consideration OF the subject but withdrew ms motion
Mr. stewart remarkng hat ne nG "a menV times
had the matter uneer delDeIalloh, anu a" an Iicutir.
had offered equitable adjustment OF an uiirGuor
and one-half the officers to the members OF he 1'o
ganizaton but had each time been aect.G a
quently thought II beneath the dignity Vi 'no
col Duganne addressed the Association and urged me
necessity harmony and, as an - tbe
nat tHe d 70 desire on the part OF the Admnistra
tou 10 harmonic all differences IN the hePuDIi,a '1
be taken with regard the union OF the Two oisaa
tions. finally resolved that C1m tb othr or
ganization, and the meeting adjourned
The friends of the Hon. Henry =. Saik AKIN,
bemocratic Representative in Congress from Tue llth
District comprising the Eleventh ana seyenteehtn
W,rds i'm this aty assembled in front OF ms resdehe Oh
seyenth-st last night, to the numSr Oh seneIai u a
sand and gave him "A serenade, WIN usplay vi nIt
works To express their approval OF MS eouiso Ia S
gress Among the gentlemen present were MessIs' WI
liam Young Andrew Miles, John RoaGn, lrOihast.ri
EJward Miner William Cook Assembly man from the
Kim District. Cyrus Schoonmakef, ana EuwaIu Del
iaat Mr. CaIkin made no formal address, nut gave "a
Ter; a Of The proceedings Of Congress In regard 10
shinbnilding and his exertons IN connection win IT,
Jerome B. Chaifee is the Republican candi-
date for delegate to Congress from the Territory Of Colo
RADIO. 81. r3;ouo,ol;s mani;
nslv adon,ed resolutions pledging the sympathy Of
the marty TO Prussia in her contest with France
The Hen. James Monroe of Lorain County
g., uentioned "a candidate for nomination by the Re
nnhlcan Convention for the XVIII Congressional Dis
| trict of Ohio
Alfred A. Thomas, esq, Is spoken OF as the
ponuhcan candidate Congress in the lid District OF
Ohio now represented by Gen. Robert C. Schenck, who
| declines a denomination