New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
LOCAL POLITICS.

A colored Woodford and Kaufman Club
has been organized at Jamaica L. H. numbering over so
members.
Police Justice Ledwith is to be nominated
for Mayor and 1t il said will be the only opponent u A.
Oakley Hal for that office.
The Republicans Of Newtown, L. l., last
night elected rcprese atves TO the Primary Convention,
which is choose delegates To the Convention to be
held in Hampstead Courthouse OFT H.
The Xth Assembly District Republicans,
including American, G, rnan. Irish, and coored
hers of the party held meeting last evening in the
Bleecker Buildings The Boys in Biue present
Tile hall was tasteiully decorated, and was densely
crowded at O'Clock. Mr.. sigismund Kaufman aud
others made addresses.
The Republicans of Hampstead, L. l., have
Assembly Conventions to he held the ls Tne ct
ing the largest Republican primary ever held in t.o
town and the contest for delegates very spirited
George r. Hewlett James b. Cooper and Curtis { smith
chosen members Of the County Committee.
The friends of the Hon. William f. Robinson
among the DeInlcrcy making arrangement i,r "A
grand meeting in Brooklyn to urge his icttr 20
Congress. John Mitchell, Col A. H. H. Dl $500, J.un
f. Costello, John Mulay, Stephen j. Meany, Pe,,r Nc
Cory Joseph Paul. Mr. Robinson aud Others vii address
the meeting.
The Woodford and Kaufman Campaign
Club Of the Kiln Assembly District met at the hepuD
hcan Headquarters, corner OF broadway aud Twenty
secondst t. last evening, Mr. samuel G.. Acton presiding
Resolutions indorsng the candidates the platform and
by the Messrs John H. White, samuel J. Classy, Philip
Frankenheimer n. Nj. Gaylord, Willard Builald, and
Gen. PleasOnton.
There was Well-attenueU ana spirited meet
ing Republicans in the Xth Assembly Dl,trlct last
night Mr.. Jacob NJ. Patterson in the char. ssismund
Kufmann made address; irso George w. Bungiy Mr..
Splitter, Mr.. sullivan. Mr. Crow, aud George :. McWt
no recommended that the article elections IN
THE TRIBUNE of yesterday be printed a eaupa IN
document and be given even more popular crcul.iOh
than that already obtained.
Col. A. j. III. Duganne was Inexperienced
TO lis action in the Republican Central Committee
Thursday evening it seems hc did not desire 70 with
draw" his resolution, stated test question Ia Jst
been taken rejecting amendment 10 his resO!uto,
and at request friends, and IN order TO promote
harmony he would have Withdrawn the matter Dy una
nimous Such consent being refused however,
he voted with his friends for the resolution.
A mass meeting of the Workingmen of the
Fourteenth Ward held last evening at the FOur-
taenth Ward Hotel OF Elizabeth ana GIan1sts.,
v. Hall in the chair. Inc meeting was addressed
by Messrs Michael T. Gibbons, James y. Hail. Joseph II.
G.. McGl0ne, and VIM. Coleman. Resolutions Nere
adopted repudiatug the Tamnany aud indVrsag t.e
Republican candidates, both III the Safe and County.
Letters read from Gen. G w. Cole OF Ca1iOrna,
Hill OF Kentucky regrettng their Inability "
attend the meeting.
The Suffolk County Republican Convention
met at Rivcrhead on Thursday the Hon. j. X. MOwbry
of Islp presided. The SESSION SOMEWHAT exciting
The following nominations Were made: For NJ I'M
Der OF Assembly, Geo f. Carmen, BrOOkhayen for shr
H. j. Henry Perkins, Rverhead for County Clerk, Geo.
G.. Campbell, BrOokhayen; for Superintendent OF tie
Poor r. Williams AmItyve; for Justice OF the -cs-
sOus, r. X Jennings sag HarbOr; for Coroner, Robert
FJA Fisher Island Delegates Ia the Congressional Con
ventiOn-E. A. Bunce and James f. Lewis, Huntingdon;
Brookhaven; John Wood, Isp; N. d. Petty anl j. B.
slade, Ryerhead =. B. French aud f. A. Cdrpa ater,
Southampton and w. H. Duyall, SOutIOld The COnNen:
ton adjourned at o'clock yesterday morning