New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
LOCAL POLITICS.


William e. De Nysc of TOmpkinsvillc, $. l.,
al present one of the Police Commissioners OF the Island
- seeking the nomination for sheriff Of Richmond County
on tine Democratic ticket.
The Republican electors of Castlrton, :. l.,
have formed Woodlord and kaqimann Club, with 4;
James Hunt, Secretary.
The XVIII District Union Republican Asso-
citation will hold grand ratification meeting this even,
Thirty fourth-st. The Hon sisismund Kau.manu viii he
present, with others.
The German Democratic General Committee
of Kings County met last evening and passed resolutions
cOmpimentlng the Democratic nominee for Governor
John T. HOfman-and also pedging Themselves 10 sup
port him and the remainder OF the ticket.
The Richard c. Walsh Association of the
Seventh Ward addressed last night by Mr. NJ.
hTSP na STw m aT e T. Bre
for sheriff, and Charles f. Loew, County Clerk.
The WoodfOrd and Kaufman ColOred Club
quarters, corner of Toy-aye and Bergen last even
ing and after raising neat banner Ter e "d rc,ed ny
others. brass band was in attendance.
The first grand rally of the Republicans of
Brooklyn TO ratiiy the SaT"osa nominate "la9e % Red
bush-aves. stephen NJ. Grswod, Hiram T. Crozer, and
others, will address the meeting Music by the lith
Regiment Band.
The XVIth Ward Young Mems Democratic
Club last night elected Thomas I1ilimmOn. PRESIDENT
Corresponding secretary; John Burbridge, Recording
Secretary, and James Reilly, Treasurer. Resolutions OF
a high Tammany flavor were adopted
A WoOdf0rd and Kaufman Campaign Club
organized in the Tenth ward OF Brooklyn last even
ing by electing Gen James Jourian President; Nam1n
swaney, Vice-Presidents c. +. Baldwin and Joseph
Andrews, Secretaries and r. +. Howes, Treasurer.
The first grand rally Of the Republicans of
BROOKLYN 10 ratify the Saratoga nominations will take
place this evening in Prospect Hall Junction Of Full
void Hiram r. Crozcr and others viii address the
meeting There will he music by the ith Regiment band.
The Soldiers and Sailors Woodford and
Kaufman Club No. met last evening at No go Broad
stated that the Executive Committee about to ap
point men to watch the registration. MI Jacob stuart
meeting
The Walter Roche Club held q mass meet
ing Monroe Hall last evening and after speeches hy
Martin J. Reese, waiter Roche. VIM f. Howe Algernon
5. Sullivan, William {. Cover, Thomas Dunn English
aud others, formed IN procession and Sercndded Mr.
Roche at the Clubrooln', corner OF MOtt and Chat-
hamsts.
The XVIIth District Republican Club held its
monthly meeting IN the Wigwam at FoItyninthst. last
night. George r. Bradford presided. Forty new mem
bers were elected, and large number of new names
proposed. The Chairman announced that grand mass
meeting under the auspices al the Boys III Blue Will he
held III the Wgwam, oct 10.
The Committee appointed by the Republican
General Committee TO organic Campaign club met gt
lowing officers Honorary President, Geo WIN. Curtis
Acting President Tompkins Westeryet and NioePresi-
dents from every township. Col d. IL. PeIl BENJAMIN
f. Morris, L. h. Seaman. g. G. Deane, and j. W. Simon
Ton form the Executive Committee. with William NJ
Washburn Recording Secretary, and ID. j. Judd, Core
spending Secretary
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT MEETINGS.
At a meeting of the Ath District Soldiers
and sailors Association at 3s5 Bowery last evening apt
Eli Taylor, Lieut. Edward i. Rourke, Lieut. Van X.
Wood Sergeant Thomas Cunningham, and Private Will
liam Cashaw were elected delegates To the Central Sol
djers' and Sailors organization Capt. Ell Taylor Is
President Of the District Association, and Thomas Gun
niugham is Secretary.
A meeting of Republicans of the Ist District
was held at the corner OF North MOOre-st and West
broadway last evening. n Kingsley, was Chairman
and Dewitt Beardsey Secretary. The Chairman said
tke object OF the meeting to organize WOOdfOrd
and Kaufman Campaign Club for the district. officers
were then elected follows: President, Samuel ~ 10
Comte: Vice Presidents, Col NJ. W. Burns, Capt John
Cannon Treasurer n Kingsley, jr; Secretaries, Dewitt
Beardsiey John. VIM. Heape Two hundred and seventy
three persons signed the roll and over l0O more citizens
were DrOpOsed for membership.