The New York herald., 1870-09-21
CITY POLITICS.
The New Tammany Hall Democratic Reform
Ass0ciai ton.

The New Tammany Hall Democratic Reform
Association
The New Tammany Hall Democratic Reform Asso.
citation met last evening at Masonic Hail. Mr.. JACOB
Cohen IN the char. On the meeting being called
TO order the Committee OF Conference sent in
written report to the effect that they had sent
twenty-0nc members to the State Convention at
Rochester to watch the proceedings there and until
such time as THIS delegation mad reported they
would advise that no acton be taken by the assOc-
alton. The report was accepted unanimously.
Mr.. Cohen stated tnat primary elections had been
held throughout the different wards in the city, and
with great success for the party. The result panly
showed that the people We're dissatisfied Win the
present state OF things and hailed with Joy the ad-
vent oil new association, composed OF honest men.
On motion 1t was resolved thar the president ap-
point committee OF five 10 engage hall for the
permanent headquarters OF the organization.
Messrs Berger, Walters, Herzherg Butler aud Boyer
were accordingly appointed, with Instructions to get
q hall AZ soon as possible.
1t was also moved ana adopted that the ward
COMMITTEES obtain place OF meeting In each ward
for the ward associations The President was in-
structed to CAL Il meeting Immediately on receiving
the report OF the delegates to the Rochester Con-
ventiOn.
The meeting was then addressed by several
speakers IN very complimentary strain for tho
New Tanmany Hall party. after which the meeting
adJourned SUBJECT to the call OF the chair.
Fiery Young DemOcrats-A Turbulent Meet
ing, an Old Time Row and a Drink All
Round.
The Young Mems Democratic Club of the Six
teenth ward met last evening in GansOn's Hail. No.
124 Seventh avenue In the absence OF Peter McDon-
nell. the president the president was called to
the chair, and 1t soon became evident that there
was design on the part OF portion OF the meet
ing to keep him there permanently notwithstand-
ing that the president soon after arrived The
ing split In two factions those avoring the regular
president charging John McNally, the secretary,
with having made out a bogus roll, to be used for
the purpose Of GUSHING Mcdonnell. The con-
tpntiCn WaXeu furious. the of "A
committee who had been entrusted with $500 to pro-
cure banner having spent only $l65 for the same
and being unable TO satisfactorily account for the
balance, adding fresh fuel to the flame. The secre-
tary, while endeavOring to explain about the roll
ana u general fight ensued scramble for the door
followed and fighting was Ike pt up all tho way down
on the sidewalk by The timely arrival
of the police. The meeting subsequently was
reorganizeSd In IN dsordery manner by the
nents and shortly afterwards adjourned, without
transactng any business OF importance TO McDon-
nel's barr0om, where Mcdonnell treated all his al
herents to AL the liquor and cigars they could
drink and smoke, and so the row has ended for the
present, but Will probably be renewed on the first
opportunity. Some OF the combatlnts were severely
beaten but 1t Is believed more were dangerously
injured
Banner Raising for MIR. Charles T.. Loew.
Last evening very handsome transparency
representing Ms. Charles f. L0ew, the popular
County Clerk, was placed in the Illuminated adver-
tisng gallery at the corner OF Twenty-thlrd street
and Broadway. The likeness is perfect as any
one VINO has ever seen Mr.. Loew can
testify. Above the portrait are the words,
"For County Clerk, Hon. Charles T.. Loew.n
Placed as II Is at the junction OF many populous
thOrOughares it cannot fail to catch the eye OF the
passer by, and Will doubtless 10 keep fresh in
the minds OF many deniZens or the west side OF the
city the peoples choice for the important Office OF
County Clerk. Soon after the transparency Was
placed In position q number OI the admirers OF Mr..
LOaw assembled In Broadway, and gave vent TO
their enthusiasm by cheering Justify for this most
popular official, whose reelection which Is fore
gone conclusion cannot fail TO give satisfaction to
all parties, with the exception or the sorehead fac
ton, who have ranged themselves under the banner
OF John Morrissey.
The friends or Charles T.. Loew are determined TO
let the people know what kind OF alOoklng man he
is On Monday night they swung banner 80 by 80,
across Broadway at Eighth street. with the handsome
County Clerks portrait embaZOned on II, and last
evening large transparency was displayed at
Broadway ana Twenty third street. Both these are
real works of art, and cannot fail to impress those
who do not know the County Clerk with good idea
OF his personal appearance.
The Fifteenth Ward Brennan Association.
The Matthew T. Brennan Association, of the Fif-
teenth ward, held meeting at No. 5S Bleecker
street last evening. Mr.. Joseph Strauss, chairman
of the executive committee, presented series OF
resolutions recommending Charles f. Loew for the
position OF County Clerk naSmuch as he had proved
and worthy OF the hearty support OF every good
democrat In the city. The resolutions were unani-
mously adopted. This association, which is doing
good work In the Fifteenth ward Is to have a ban
ner raising soon. to be wound up by high Old time
on the 9th instant ut Elm Park.