The New York herald., 1874-07-01
CITY POLITICS.
Meetings OF Republicans Last Evening
In DiHereut Parts Of the City.

in Different Parts Of the City.
The First Assembly District Republican Assocta-
ton met last evening at No. l62 Franklin street. at
eight O'Clock. Mr.. Charles A. StetsOn, Jr., was in
the chair The cause OF the meeting was resoiu-
ton transmitted to the association from the re-
publican General Committee organizing district
associations in the new uptown districts, compris-
ing the Twenty-third and Twenty-iourth wards.
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
The Third Assembly District Republican Associa-
tion met last evening at the Fourteenth Ward
Hotel. Thomas F. Geary, President OF the assoca-
tion, IN the chair. The same resolution, before
mentioned had reached the association from the
General Committee, organizing associations IN the
uptown newly annexed districts. The resolution
was adopted
the Eleventh Assembly District Republican AS
socaton met at Windoph Hail. No 3i6 Elghth
avenue, Mr.. Frederick L. Farmer in The chair The
object OF the meeting was III view OF the approach
ing campaign to revise the roll OF the membership
OF the association. A committee was appointed 10
report on the matter at a future meeting, as the
Necessity OF the thing appears to have become
evident. Without mrther transaction OF business
the meeting then adjourned.
special meeting OF the sixteenth Assembly
District Republican Association was held last
evening at eight O'Clock, ". II. Anthon occupying
the chair. The object was the revision OF the con-
stitutlon and the consideration OF the adoption OF
several proposed amendments TO the constitution
OF the association. These amendments were
merely OF interest 10 the club ITSELF anu were ais
cussed at some length.
the Twenty-hrst Assembly District Republican
Association was held at Lincoln hail. Third ave-
nue. and 1l6th street. The meeting was for the
purpose OF considering report or sub-commlt-
OF the Twenty.third and Twenty-iourth Assembly
District ASSOCIATIONS was passed upon, and the
meeting sdJourned after discussing some matters
next.
The Liberal Republicans.
meeting of the liberal republicans was held in
N he n
afternoon. The meeting which lasted several
hours, was not open to the press. The following
gentlemen were present John Cochrane, New
ssa aorS CHAIRMAN cson m"n, ga%ay @ G
bert bert c. ss Dean, Richmond; Taomas G. Stew.
art, New York; BENJAMIN A. Willis, New York;
Archibald N. Bliss, Kings; c. w. Goddard, Kings;
Lewis; John Cashaw, Kints; Clark Bell, New York.
Alter lOng discussion the Chairman vas authO-
rlzed to issue cali or a convention 10 OF tine liberal
twelve NJ. The call viii be issued IN day or TWO.
Row at a Political Meeting.
number Of German democratic politicians met
last night at the Maiden House, No. SO East
Twelfth street. to organize party on the old and
true democratic principles, D. A. V. Hofer in the
chair. Those present were mostly old office
holders under the Tweed regime. who were either
expelled from other political organizations or not
considered the proper material for the new organI
cations which have among the Germans been
remarks from the Chair, explaining the call. a
motion was made to appoint committee OF five
c. isar aud Mr.. ]. A. Spaltho, both In very lively
mood, entered, and Immediately called the Chair
and others present liars, political rogues and SINH
lar names. Mr.. Henry Herr thereup0n struck
Mr.. Spathof with cane on the head, whereon a
general fight ensued, In which all OF the dozen
politicians present took q hand. MesSIs. lsar aud
SpalthOf were expedited to the sidewalk, wnereon
the meeting, which was nZzle, adjourned.