New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24

thu authority Of their Executive Committee TO with
draw ths mandate Of tho Committee 1t emanatod from
thu General Committee, and not from the Executive
Commttee A practical measure, Il was proposed ct
previous meeting that the joint mass meeting, to be
held as tho Cooper Institute, should appoint .
committee with power to select Reform candidates.
This measure was opposed by Mr. Gross Mr. schohting.
and others but they could not defeat the MEASURE The
Joint Committee has Issued CALL signed by Mr. often
Ssniss.ions in th city at Germsnis Hail. In TSirdave.
tomorrow plight for the purpose stated in joint
, and The German Democrats General Ccmmittea Tho
MAS meeting viii be held II 10 expected at the Cooper
Institute on Friday.
CHARLES o'CoNoR FOR AssEMBLYMAN-A SIG
EIFICAET SPEECH.
A delegation of citizens, representing the
Reform organizations Of the XIXth Assembly District
waited Charles o'Conor last night, and asked he
would accept nomination to the Assembly from that
district He replied as follows:
Well gentlemen had an intimatou of this visit some
8s hours since; but In the interim have had but little
time to the R T Ss s4 have s
fallen to my lot during the present condition Of Affairs
in which we are all engaged in the effort to overturn
sSd am now Just returned from WORK Un
der ordinary circumstances l would not be
ct S &c q Of
which OF late years has been dragged down to the dphs
sse ps1 and nSs E
good Of the public Now there 10 no office that in the
preRant crisis important the one you tender
me- and Il there was no important objection would
cept seat either House. but would the
nv wish and inclination accept this nomination when
IL comes In proper form. but would rather nave de-
forred few days until can consult with some o. my
cefss as 90 duties viii probably upon
to perform in your behalf great deal y going 70 haPpen
in he merit Uree days. and ask that time In Whlch 70
give Won written answer. At that time. II you are st
Of the mind and can with proprety do 3d. snA
certainly accept.
THE LEDwITH DEMOCRACY NOMINATIONS.
The General Committee of the Regular De-
mocracy Gedwith organIaton) met last evening at
their headquarters Broadway and Twenty-third-st',
Joseph Blumenthal in the chair j. p McAlear reported
the following having been agreed upon by tho
Conference Committee with the Democratic Union or
supreme Coart-Tnoms, A Led-ith.
sHpeHot cSoIt-ES:.c HIT RseA and John H. Anthem
Marine cOSr.-s,n 1s ~ J. Randall
The nominations were unanimously confirmed. Mr..
Blumentha emphatcaly denied the report that Judge
strongly in favOt Of hs election The following resolu
That @ @ III from pm .S s 70 s p.s red S. s alS
candidates and of reform and proven i.e s
consistent ally Of the people and incorporating ds1' ne nsn
&: .'t s rss. :a S.' " Cd
The people should be one we'll known to them
.d ' and SssD foaSd ,us nd ta.tsorthT
Of all friend, sood de .soy. ,Shss'
possessing those qu,te. and whose r,. record without SsIa
our candste for supreme Court The character Of Judge IeWh
ptn grsaIss 0 S Uue SonH,o III Se GuS
the people vii sdd ali Ss Qd,Scaoo, sns them public Oonh
deuce aud approval
SPEECH FROM TWEED.
VIM. NJ. Tweed made the following little
speech at the opening OF the Tweed clubhouse No
lO5 East Broadway last night response to all address
from Mr.. Shiels;
am pleased to hear the Hattering words which have
a eeS wS Sn darker days than these Which beset VA
No mains life is free from mistakes, but have slTays
ship eIteU en- to as it has been tonight cannot
but that friends appreciate my conduct s9d al
such steady friends No man nrIvor perfect sa
can an msS y and ma have Ny coSdc since %s'
first started potcsn this Ward, almost In this very
eensnre me- Nothing thin have done has ssnated my
friends altl gh some OF my bitterest enemies Wnen
trust that when we leave this place may all feel that
we wish back again. and trust that no sct OF
When VA am in trouble desire aid w call upon
y0a an s TSs oce SS arc ehserns
THE GERMAN APOLLO HALL REFORM oRGANI-
zATr0N.
The German organization of Independent
citizens composed Of Committee Of sixtythree formed
at the late meeting at Apollo Hail. met at No 6
Thrdsye last night Action Tss taken to G0oPerne
vnder the auspices Of the German Joint Committee IN
the cause Of municipal reform
THE NEED OF THE HOUR.
To ne Edifor Of The Tribune.
SIR: A growing popular distrust in the sev-
era organizations protesting to aim solely at political re-
form in this city must be evident every person Of
full observation The seems to be that there no
organization whatever willing bold enough to take adj
vantage of the popular feeling which has arisen against
Tammsny Hall and nominate an outand-out peoples
ticket 1t impossible resist the feeling that the eo
pie are still begging supplaus at the feet Of that cor
rupt institution.
There appears be ticket in the field except the
Reform Democratic ticket and that ticket the several
reform associations indorsing not as the peoples
ticket but as the Democratic ticket and the inevitable
result Of its will he tho defeat OF the people and
tho,,1I asain tn exclusive party rule.
The only which prevent this defeat and hui
initiation Ia the selection from the two parties, Demo
cratic and Republican, Of peoples ticket OF men OF
known ability and integrity " ill the offices OF State,
CITY, and county And unless such course be pursued
cannot but think that there will be little hope OF per-
manent triumph Of the people over Tomnany Hall aud
party rule And further that there can be little hope OF
securing consolidated vote of the two parties Demo-
cratic and Republican. 1t welknown fact that I'M
less there be division OF the be elected
at the coming election between the Two parties Demo
cratic and Republican the full vote and support OF the
aggrieved party cannot btseoured. WILLIAM PALMER
No. Sl9 ReN Eighlssrfh-t, Oct S' 1871
-" LOCAL NOTES. -"..'
In the With Assembly District, last evening,
Louis Error received the nomination OF the Democratic
Union Roosevelt party.
The Republicsns of the With Assembly
District Of KpEs County nominated George c. Ben
nett OF re Brooklyn Times for Assembly.
Custom House Conventions last evening
nsds the following nominations: Ivth District Matthew
Stewart; With District, Vim. H. Eyarts With District,
Dr. August Weismsn; With District hln' HAIL. j.
A deputation OF German citizens OF the
1r,ao,h Ward reouesnd Mayor Hall, yesterday to re-
annoint Fr Iolsein whose term Of Office Is about to
expire School Trustee OF that Ward The Mayor took
the matter into consideration
William w. Niles is the Republican candi-