The New York herald., 1870-05-04
CITY POLITICS.

William NJ. Tweed Nominated for Gov ernors
large meeting Of the Ninth Ward Jeferson Demo-
crat'c Association was held last evening In the
'enerson Assembly Rooms, Sixth avenue and Tenth
street. MI. Howard F. Marston, President, in the
chair.
hesoiuuohs were read and adopted endorsing the
action OF the State Judiciary Convention held at
Rochester ana approving OF the candidates selected
and also ratifying the passage OF the new charter
Resolutions recommending William NJ Tweed for
Goyernor, Justice snanaley for Sheriff, James p.
Floyd lor Alderman q t9e Ninth ward, and Henry
Rogers Tor Assistant Alderman.
Mr.. A. l.. SULLIVAN addressed the meeting I'm ar
long speech. He said that the democ racy was be-
coming stronger and more powerful every day not
wthstanding the treason oy which number Or
bad democrats and dishonest men had lately soughs
beaten once by the republicans through system or
balotstur1ng, when Mcclellan was defeated; but
the day was passed when they could do so.
Mr. ANDREws said The grand temple of liberty
had been erected by democratic hands, and by de-
mocratlc hands 1t would be upheld until the last
Speeches were also made by Mr.. Algem, Mr..
Woods and others In the same strain, ailer WINCH
the meeting adjourned.
Endorsements OF Patricx Garry in the Twen-
ty-first Ward Alderman.
The citizens OF the Twenty-tirst ward held meet
ing last evening at the corner OF ThIrysecond steee
and Second avenue for the purpose OF selecting al
candidate for the ONCE OF Assistant Alderman OF the
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called the meeting to order, and after making lew
| preliminary remarks In regard TO the object Of the
meeting, introduced Mr.. Nathan Nespitt, who, In q
brief and enthusiastic Speech urged upon his fellow
citizens the necessity OF selecting for their candidate
| a competent upright and trustworthy man.
Mr. Henry b. Mulhall, Acting Secretary, was hero
| requested read q resolution rendering the noml~
nation to Mr.. Patrick Garry, well known and rec
| spected citizen OF the Twentydrst ward which was
| unanimously and vocIferously adopted. After re-
| peated calls, Mr.. Garry stepped forward and
daily thanked his numerous friends for their kind
attention, and for the confidence and trust they
| placed In him, and declared that he was
| proud to accept nomination rendered by such
| large, intelligent and respected body or citizens
and hoped, were he successful, 10 he able TO SATISFY
| all, even the most fastidous. After again warmly
| thanking his friends, Mr.. Gary withdrew amitE
| laundering and prolonged cheering, after which,,
| Mr.. Mulhall addressed the meeting, saying thae
every business man, mechanic and labOrer of tha
Twentylirst ward should rally 10 the support OF Mr..
| Garry, who, being an honest upright ana hard.
working man himself, was true and stanch frlenac
of the working class and an ou.and-Out democrats
and believed hat such y man was the proper persoI
for tho peoples candidate. The M citing aljourleL
| amid much enthusiasm.
| The Ccrpians Trying 10 Capture Terry Duffy
AT meeting last evening OF the German Filth
| Ward Democratic Club 1t was resolved that thd
| members OF the above association recommend to the
| leaders and members OF the Tammany Hell General
| Committee their esteemed friend and citizen Ters
auce Dufy be put on the general ticket as Gu III.
didate for alderman and that they VIII use all nom
orable means 10 secure, not only hs but the election
OF the whole ticket. The officers OF the associations
are follows :--B. A. fohlman, President; II.
| W. Ccrdtz, Secretary.
| ssixteenth Ward Whrsling into Line.
Since the overthrow Of the young democracy thC
supporters of Tammauy Hall In the various warts