New-York tribune., 1871-09-27
POLITICAL NOTES.

EOLlllCAL NOlES.
The Republicans of Albany County have
nominated for Senator Charles II. Adams Of Cohoos-
1t Is said that Andrew johnson with bis
"swing around the olrcie" Tor Dooliiile
The Virginia Conservatives are desirous of
removing tho disabilities Of eKGov Ietchsr that he may
oosed 2 the United States Senate SUCCESSOR VI the
Georgia paper Is of the opinion that the
New-York Ring frauds Jef. Dasss speeches. and Alex
H. stephenss editorials have about nnshed tho Democ-
rscy. for tho present at any rate.
The Republicans Of Philadeiphia held
rousing meeting In that city On Monday evening.
Speeches made by Secretary Robeson and Senator
Henry Wilson, and spirited resolutions were passed
Later In the evening. Secretary Robeson serensde
The Illinois Legislature will hold its session
In Chicago during the coming wiater, and about
has already been subscribed. mostly by tho proprietor
of hotels TO defray tho expenses OF the meeting 1t
having been reported that Gov. Palmer personally
hostile to this arrangement, and that to thwar It he
word call session at Springfield before the day ap
commiitee OF citizens that be s6oud do nothing Of the
kind, and that he knew OF no reason Why single men,
Der should fail 10 answer TO the rolcall In Chicago
The Chicago Times looks squarely at the
Democratic situation, and counses thus wisely:
One Of the many phases Of the Tammany yillainy in
New. York prcsenls this questions Is the Democra'
q william ~
that the man Tweed imanes hns III to te tho owner OF
his title as may lead to VIOLENCE Very good IL only
Mains them for honest men who hold that Democranc
which the obese villain offers, his oEnte and
trust consequences to God Almighty. Either Tweed
% n.. @ .s S oG %0
ioally. T9ere is no middle ground Tweed must Us, de;
e! H ses It on the day
Tweed attempts assert assumed ownership OF
he and his myrmlions shalI meet a doom from which
there will be nO future awakening
LOCAL.
The Republicans of the Sixteenth Ward, Jer-
sey City, have organized campaign club with j. " r
Wheeler. President
At Democratic Workingmen's meeting
he Monday Ct iU1 tho
A Republican ratification meeting will be
held tonight at tho Opera House. Newark N. j. Senator
Frenghuysen and john Davidson will deliver addresses
The Tamuiany Association of the Thirteenth
Ward has appointed . committee to inquire into the
doings the Committee Of Seventy and ascertain what
they aiming 1t.
H. Stemmermann of No. 40 King whose
name appears in list of sinecure oceholders published
held an Office Of any kind In his life
A large number of Republicans at YOnkers,
n Y, being dissatisfied with the attempts Of Office
holders to control ocs elections organized under
the name Of Patriotic Sons OF America.
The colored citizens of the Hid Assembly
District held Republican ratification meeting in South
Fifth Jersey CITY last night at which speeches were
made by tho Hon. Benj Van Riper, ex-Mayor Gopsih,
and Judge X. b. Seymour.
Democratic primaries were held, last evening,
ir Kings County and delegate elected from each
ward and town the Assembly District Conventions TO
be held to elect delegates ~ the Democratic
State Convention. at Rochester, Oct l.
A call will be issued and unanimously signed
inviting tho members Of both the Missouri Republican
State Committees Of which represents the regular
and the other the liberal Republicans. TO meet here
Wednesday to devise some plan by which through the
reorganization Of the Republican party In this State can
be effected.
The Democratic Union organization, of which
Patrick Kerrn Is President hold meetings last evening
In the different Wards and elected delegates to the State
Convention OF Rochester Among the delegates
Smith Ely, IT,, John W. Chandler, Daniel f. Tsmann,
Christian Swartswsder, Edward Burke James Bagley,
Arthur J, Delaney. John Mokeon. Abrsm K Lawrence,
and Roswell D. Hatch.
At the Democratic primary meetings held
in Hampstead, Long Island, yesterday the following
delegates chosen County Convention-George Will
liams, Ebin Keam, Anthony Wright, Samuel Mo
Dermott James More, James Mccarthy, H. b. Price,
Assembly Convention-Stephen Baldwin. John 81. Cur
tiss, John B. Burgess, oliver Lophes, L. L. 6nOns
Henry McDermOtt. resolution WAS adopted ordering
Committee to call future primaries by dtstricts
The delegates selected favor Francis b. Baldwin for Sen
atOr and James N. Oakley for Member Of Assembly.