, 1876-07-30

thing, like mere scllool-boys. He thought the.
should first have
ORGANIZED cLrB,
and then have the Executive Committee pre-
pare IN address He wanted TO know to WHOM
the Committee was reporting. He wanted t,
see permanent organization effected SO tha
they would have power to act
Mr. Woke, from the Committee on Organiza
ton, then reported the following
PERMANENT OFFICERS:
PTt*'denf-GcorEc Schneider.
Vice -Presidenfs-South Side, Julius Hoscnthal
Ernst Prussing, J. Rosenberg, F. Gendner, Dr. F.
fiahla n taSsis " J. chsstoph, n Gotfried
]. Elathard,, j. Lobstcin. Emil Nilken. Loui4
Schulz, Y. Rueh1. A. steinhaus, Jacob Rielz, DR..
L acSnc ' zus fst3a Esc faa R% 6s2seb 6s2ss ~ en
barth. 4. Fielder. c.. knobelsdo.f. L. schaHner,
L. vaxlcr, L. }. Kadi-h, William Eischenbur..
.Stcref0ry-Richard Michaels,
TTedsnFer-I. Enders.
E1tcttire Con.n4ule-William F1oto Or. Mann
Eeiner, L. Gotthardt. ]. Eiessdord. G. F. kolbe,
Rubber, J. Hoffman, c. Testmeicr, J. Banmsar~ ar
ten, II. koehler, Charles F. Tarnow, Max Polachek,
for West Side; Lorenz Brentano. L. e. ilnck,
William Woke, G. Pfussfng, 4. bose, Z. tolz,
Tilereport was adopted. ..-.,
The Executive Committee was Instructed to
prepare the draft OF constitution anu Dy-laWs
ior the government OF the Club, and to report
IL tht next meeting.
4 resolution was adopted rendering to the
State Central Committee the cooperation Of
the Club during the present campaign, urging
the adoption Of proper measures to secure the
adhesion OF the German voters OF this State to
the Republican party, and recommending to the
Committee able German speakers for meetings
to BE- held hereafter.
The meeting then adjourned Tor one week, to
meet at the same place.
THE riLDES MOVEMENT.
4 meeting Of German Tildenitcs was held last
evening at the corner OF Noble and Cornell
streets for the purpose OF forming Fourteenth
Ward Tildcn and Hendricks Club. 1t was Q
O'Clock before sufficient number Of persons
had made their appearance in the hall to war
rant an attempt at business.
order and stated its object. He nominated
Rabbi Lipmansohn for Chairman; he vas
elected
The Rabbi bashfully took the chair. He said
that this was his first attendance at political
meeting, and be therefore was not yerscd
in parliamentary rules. If he made
any mistakes he hoped he would be treated
charitablv. He then preached i regular sermon
Of unusual length on the sinfulness and cor
ruptit,ns OF political parties in general, and Of
opinion Tildcn was the Moses aud the Aaron
who would lead the suffering Democrats
through the Red Sea Of Republican iniquitis
into power, prosperity, and Offices.
At the conclusion OF the sermon AH. August
Peters was elected Secretary, and Clemens
Ilirsch Treasurer.
Those present were requested to come for
ward and sign the roll, which q few Of them
dil. The temporary organization was, on mo-
lion. declared permanent, after which an ad-
journmcnt was had.
FIRST WARD GERMAN TILDES1TES.
An effort was made last evening to organize
German Tilden Club in the First Ward. The
1acctiE. was called for at $50 Clark street, in
tie rear room Of 3 lagcr-bcer saloon. At $50
p. M three Germans planted themselves around.
beer table and three s;schooners u Of the fow-
ing amber. aud commenced talking politics. In
that it was contemplated to organize German
Clno il, the First Ward to work in the interest
Of Iilde;i, Hendricks, and Steward They were
not particularly interested in the financial ques-
tons, which trouble SO many Of the politicians
All they favored was change in the Admin
istration- Another meeting will be called for
next Saturday evening.