The New York herald., 1870-09-22
CITY POLITICS.

Eighteenth Ward William M. Tweed Associ-
alton.
meeting OF the William NJ. Tweed Association
OF the Eighteenth ward was held last evening at
No. 2s2 Third avenue, to make arrangements for
preparing their new hall, No. 295 Third avenue
The association numbers 500 members who repre-
sent the temperance party of the ward. The officers
are Henry b. Mulhal, president; P. Ii. Speman and
Frank Johnson, secretaries, and James Delany
treasurer. Resolutions were adopted expressive or
confidence in the action OF the Rochester Conven-
ton and OF their determination to stand Dy the
nominations, which they were sure would be good
men and true
Thirteenth Ward Woodford and Kaufman
Club.
very successful meeting OF the Thirteenth ward
Woodtord and Kaufman Club was held at 40 Grand
street last night Hugh N Nesbitt in the chair. The
room was crammed to inconvenience and the audi
ence OvernOwed all the approaches to the head OF
the stairs. Mr.. G. Spencer delivered powerful
all creeds and OF every who are Of republican
principles, desire purity OF election, ana wish to
continue the blessings OF emancipation to four mil
gave freedom. He disliked what Samivel Veler
called 'veels within veelsu-Soandinavlan German
and American clubs, all good republicans should
work together and free the city from the control OF
the thieves and murderers who influence the elec.
tions. resolution was passed In support Of the
State republican ticket. Mr.. S. Kaufman also ad
dressed the meeting.
EOurtcenLn AsbemDly DlStr1cI WOOO1Or0 ana
Hartmann Club.
The Fourteenth Assembly District WoOdford and
Kaufman Club met last night, Captain John H.
Brady presiding. Twenty-Five new members were
enrolled, and the club now numbers 24O members.
gentleman from another district, who sought to
get up Boys In Blue" club in The Fourteenth was
denounced as an interoper. After some further
business the club marched IN a body to Abingdon
square to the mass meeting.
Republican Political Movements.
The Ninth Ward Soldiers and Sailors Associa tion
met last night at Bleeckcr building, c. d. Enders
in the chair Colonel Morgan made an energetic
speech eulogizing the republican candidates nomi
mated at Saratoga, and denounctng Tammany,
which, he said, was more Infamous tnan the Cata-
linian conspiracy. He predicted the overthrow Of
the Tammany robbers at the coming election.
The Ninth Assembly District Soldiers ana Sailors
WoOdman and Kaufman Campaign Club met last
night at Lebanon Hall CSone CLARK presided ana
who spoke highly In favor OF the republican
nominees and urged all TO energetic action in the
present campaign. Colonel Benjamin A. Willis fol-
lowed In an eloquent speech, in which he spoke III
favor OF Grants administration, which, ne said
had redeemed all pledges and reduced greatly The
national debt. He concluded by violent attack on
the Tammany party, which, he SAID, had plundered
the city and rendered conspiracy against capital
possible by repeating the useful Conspiracy law.
Alter some string remarks by Colonel Duganne
urging the veter ms to support their companion in
arms, General Woodford, the meeting adjourned.
The republicans Of the Seventh Assembly district
met last night for the purpose Of adopting the re-
commentator OF the State Central Committee In
regard to bringing about union OF the rival organ-
cations. Major Joseph Forbes presided. On motion
OF Thomas Z. Stewart, ex-nember Of Congress- Mr.
Stewart himself, W. Hepburn and H. N. IwOmbly
were appointed committee to confer with the
Conkling Association, with this pr0viso, that none
should be officers OF the Combined association eX.
cept republicans resident IN the district ard who
have no connection with any democratic organiza-