The New York herald., 1870-09-14
HERALD WEDNESDAY sEpEMBER sEAy
LOCAL l,oLITIcs.
The Young Demorracy---A lection of Pcrun-
ncut Onicers Last Evening.

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The Young Demorracy--A iecti"" Of Pern,n-
ncnt Oniccrs Last evening.
The young democracy met last evening at Apollo
Hall TO elect permanent officers OF tis organization
The hall was crowded to repletion. Ater the meet.
ing had been called to order by Judge Alumenthal
the committee OF twenty-five who had aoeen ap-
pointed to propose the names OF permaneAt oni-
GERS" presented the following names:-FOr Pest
dent, John Blumenthal; Vice Presidents. Pint
ward Richard A. Enrght; Second ward. AM
drew Blake; Third ward Arthur Hoaday; Fourth
ward William p. Kirk; Firth ward, william II.
Crane; Sixth ward John +. Donohoe; Seventh
ward Lawrence G. Golden: Eighth ward,
Geo. Tinckner; Ninth ward, Geo. r. Mcknight;
Tenth ward, J. Frederick Trudhor; Eleventh ward,
Peter Bohe; Twelfth Ward, VIM. 8. Hlllyer; Thir-
teenth ward, Pat. J. McAlear; Fourteenth ward Jas
A. Monahan; Fifteenth ward, John D. SPOTS: SIX.
teenta ward. Ed. Holden; Seventeenth ward, Fran
els ID. Dewlng; Eighteenth ward, Francis Vittell;
Nineteenth ward, John A. Stemler; Twentieth ward,
ton; Twenty-second ward. Hardy s. Hatfield. Sec
retares, Roswell ID. Hatch, NJ. Schmitz Wm H.
Rooney. Treasurer. Nelson J.. Tappen:
ON being conducted to the chair by Judges Hogan
ana Ledw1th, the committee appointed for that pur-
pose, MI Blumenthal in few remarks thanked the
meeting for the honor they had conferred upon him.
and promised to do his utmost to perform the duties
OF MS position fairly and impartially.
,a IN motion 1t was decided tnat primaries should be
vention which Is to be held at Rochester on the 2lst
nst the district electors to meet on Saturday next
opeeches were then made by Mr.. Clinton and 9TH
ers, IN which Tammany was c0mplimenled In the
usuai you ng democracy way.
Shocking Fraud ON the "Party or Great
Moral Idens.o
largely attended meeting Of the Union Republi-
can Association OF the Sixteenth Assembly district
was held last evening at No. 270 Third avenue,
Captain William Atkinson presiding The en-.
TIRE time OF the meeting was occupied in
discussing what was to be done with two mem.
bers Of the association Michael Cregan and william
l.. Lawrence, who by fraudulent and forged creden-
tials, obtained seats at the Saratoga Convention as
from the Sixteenth district ASSOCIATION and thus de-
Irauded the real delegates, Colonel Beeny and Mr.
Raymond, out OF their right to be present at the de.
lIberations OF the Convention.
resolution was proposed to the enect that the
ulstrlct was deirauded out OF Its right OF representa-
ton at the Convention by Messrs. Cregan and Law
renee committee should be appointed to invesi-
gate the fraud and punish the perpetrators
An amendment was proposed that MessIs. Cregan
and Lawrence should be Immediately and lgnomini
0usly expelled
Colonel Beeny dscountenanced the expulsion
any members from tine association. He believed
their party needed thorough union and harmon-f
now to fight Tammany Hall, ana not TO waste
,nelr ,n time IN personal squabbling and IN
cussion, In which Mr.. Jenny, Mr. RAYMOND Colonel
Beeny ana MIR. kOch Joined, the resolution was car
rieq, anu committee, consisting OF Messrs. Jenny
). j. Glassev and Henry j. Scudder was appointed
TO investigate the matter after the campaign.
The New Tummany Democratic Reform As
sOcintiOn.
The primaries OF the new Tammany Democratic
Reform Association were held last evening and re.
suited In the election Of full delegations from each dis
trlct 10 the general and ward committees. The new
organization Is composed OF men OF all nations the
Irish and German largely predominating, and il
ea(erantn vUnn worlyo M
80 lnueratgably, though unsuccessfully In the con-
Jest Tor the SupervlsOrship last fall. With good
generalshlp and no treason In the camp they will
TALL. ~
The Brooklyn Po!iticians-Onc COI0red hem-
ber the Lists.
The Sixteenth Ward Republican Association OF
Brooklyn have sent cOlOred man to represent them
In the General Committee. Last night he appeared
at meeting OF that body. Shortly alter the meet
Ing had been called to order a communication
was read from the Sixteenth Ward Associ-
alton setting forth that Robert J. Rudd and
George II. Lindsey. members Of the association and
also members OF the General committee, had been
expelled for some Irregularities which they had
been guilty OF at the primary election held choose
delegates to the Saratoga Convention. The associa
tlOn n0tned the committee that they had elected IA
j. Petry white, and Joseph S. Bowen (coored) to Ill
the vacancies OccasOned by the expulsion OF Messrs
Rudd and Lindsey. The matter was referred to the
| Executive Committee to report.
MIR. Bowen the cOOred member was ut his re-
quest allowed the privilege of the floor and made
lew remarks. He said he did not seek seat in the
committee, but mad been chosen by the German Re
| publican Association OF the Sixteenth ward and
was loudly applauded.
The committee then adjourned.