New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-05
PHASES OF LOCAL POLITICS.

Assooatlou political body formed last Spring of
the German LIBERIA Democrats and German Reformers,
and partly OF Liberal Republicans under the lead
ryhp Of Oswald Ottendorfer and Judge Jacob Gross,
held rather stormy meeting last night at Beethoven
Hail. Judge presiding. This Association 1t Will
be remembered claimed that they had united for the
purpose Of CG.ctng thorough reform in both political
parties and supporting honest candidates VINO would
guarantee to assert tae right OF liberty Of con-
science. TO advocate freedom IN industry, trade,
and the equal taxation OF all property, with
out exception IN favor OF any Corporations
or individuals The Executive Committee presented
their report in the form Of resolution that six dele
gates elected every Assembly District to County
Convention to be held before Sept 90 This adopted
after long acrimonious debate. split In the organ
izaton seemed imminent, and some Of the delegates
declared that they would support Democratic candi
dates and none others. While of the members In
conversation with TRIBUNE reporter stated that the
Associaou would support best candidates or ooth
parties Others gave opinion that the lndepend
EMS would vote the whole Democratic ticket Tbere Is
spirit of discord aud the dissolution Of the Assocla
non Is predicted.
The Central Committee OF the German Republicans OF
this city held last nglt at No $40 Bowery Dr
Hermann Muir presiding The Executive Committee
reported that they had selected Committee OF Five 10
attend the Republican State Convention, to be held at
Ica on the 23d insi and to express there the sent
xents OF the German Republicans OF this CITY, Among
the resolutions passed were the following;
esor, Republicans Of SewfoE are IN svor o.
PraSte.i aoa so o. ~ n s fse
s,oiVsi That as sun y with fun liberty Of
nsse. rs1teed ~ The Of the rnitea States
,solpo nond not 5e exp from pas axes any
meeting in Bro"yn on Thursday night, c. W:
Goddard and H. :. Below were elected delegates, ana
J j. Rogers ]. T. Large alternlteS TO the Liberal
Republican state Convention rom the NlIItn Assembly
District. Wv, ,,, ,,,.,. ,,
hold Convention at Cr0tOu Dam. Westchester County,
to-day for purpose of appointing delegates to the
State Convention. 80, . -,
several Democratic meetings we're held at Newark.
ne Pav15ia CinS. publican organization of the
4IId Assembly District Jersey CIV has reorganzed by
The election OF James GIpsh as PIesideh'i VIVIAN
a Republican Campaign Company Of Jersey City,
known the Orion Battery, has enrolled ABOUT IoO
The Haisey Guard a uniformed company of Jersey
,ty will 20 10 Newark next serenade the II on.
Geo A. Halsey tne Republican candidate for Governor.
The lid District Republican Congressional Convention
Of Jersey civ composed Of Atlantic, Burlington,
ocean Mercer Counties. will be held on the 10Th
The Hon. Geo. A. Ha,7ey, senator Bette ad the
Hon. II. II. Cattru will make addresses. The present
incumbent. samuel a. DJO0in, viii probably be re-
THE LIQUOR DEALERS DEMANDS.
The Central Body of the German Malt Lii
ouor Dealers Association this city held meeting at
the Germania Assembly Rooms yesterday afternoon to
complete the arrangements for the mass meeting to be
held Wednesday The Secretary was instructed to
invite the Bre wers Union 10 participate
gates from Association to the three State Conven
tions-the Democratic, Republican. and Liquor Dealers
State Conventions. M. NAchtmaDn made stirring
speech in which he said that never before did the
temperance fanatics offer much opposition to
their interests and endeavor strenuousy to
crush individual liberty in this country. To
advised the Association TO welcome all liquor dealers to
the coming mass meeting he also suggested that u
Association waited be successful their delegates
e. the Republican and Democratic Conventions must
Ouly be Republicans and Democrats respectively
but they must be- acquainted with the leaders OF both
parties and be able To exercise their influence upon
both platforms The delegates 70 the Democratic Con-
vention then elected Their names as follows
Messrs. Naehtmann, Klnke: sauer, Grumwald, and
Will be elected after the meeting. Many OF the
associations Of the Wards viii march to the
muse. In the resolutions which will be presented al
indispensable condition of their support Of any candi
date office viii be, that candidates shall give
guarantees 70 further the interests of the liquor dealers
THE BROOKLYN CAMPAIGN.
The WOrkingmens Democratic Association
OF Brooklyn opened the Fall campaign in Kings County
last evening. This organization strong one, and il
votes The General Committee, consisting
of one de egate district met at the
rooms Commercial Hall. No. 35s FHltonst last night
with President J. Davis in the chair. Among those
present we're the Hon Vim. L. Robinson, Vim. Burke
Thos. MeCormck Jarvis fitzpatrick, Richard Qugley
Eugene Doherty. Mortimer B. o'Shay ?. ]. McBreen
VIM. Dalton. John W. Grogsn, John Goodman, Johi
van, Thomas Rely Bartholomew Fnnigan. John Daily
Michael Hanefy and Edward J. Fox. After some re
marks by the Hon. VIM. E. Robinson and others, whC
demanded that the whole influence OF the organization
should DO thrown in favor Of the election Office
pure meo, address to the people was read and
adopted which the evils OF the City government are
enumerated. TIE address concludes:
Now what remedy for all tins It is a very simple
one Let the people take the nominations Of officers
whom we intrust puDlic affairs into their hands
N, Ieql I.af
there be DELEGATE who Is known to be Independent OF
politicians chosen by wOrkingmen Of each election
district Let these delegates nominate some proper
man for every office this Fail, and call public meeting
OF work and honest citizeus ana ratify these
nominations Let the delegate from each polling
district attend the polls oaeleeton day and have
Two or zen 9ttr voters OF the District voluntary and
unpaid workers. stand By him, and have their own
carried this Fall against politicians who have woven
around Us The network Of rascaty but npereety por-
rrayed IN this address This the Working men's Demo-
craticA association proposes to do the
The LAST time we tried our strength the ballot-box
count would have given US 1000 or 1900 We are TO.
cay stronger than then. We she wed then az We
bought nor sfi6ed NOR baea H B Sna some mot one
may say or Efforts may result In the election
en- when We remember t9st our Democratic leaders or
William W Goodrich for Congress and elected George
q ReynO Judge of our City Court years ago In
deed all departments filed by bargain between
both parties. But should support the regular noni-
nations, because defeat them the Republicans may
prove corrupt the Democratic leaders That may
be, but you would let burglar plumber your
mouse Tor fear another one might come In you dis
1urbed the already robbing you. All classes
rested ia upselng the present state of things Party
osepnne has built up this system Of piunder We cam
AUD rs our duty TO- upset this kennel Of imquity md
70 turn deaf ear 10 the bayng or the hounds who fat
zen ~ its onensyeness For years past we have been
ghtened pto the support Of these niques by the cry
OF support Regular Nominations" manly resist
hhce IOf one election viii upset the throne OF Plumber
and free US IRON the species Of desHosm ever
1icted upon long suffering people.
OHIO REPUBLICANS.
GEN. GARFIELD's VIEWS ON THE FUTURE OF