The New York herald., 1877-09-05

democracy" MI orgauizaiion deserving OF Their und
v.ded support aud pei2e themselves TO support its
nominee h the coming election. The inal resolution
reads as 'oliows:-
Resolved That respectfully recommend TO the inds.
rss, % s'es uss Al, ., labor standard
EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
Politics are usi beg nning to set lively IN the Eighth
dsension there, on account OF the COS mopoItan char
ae'er OF the population, and as general rule there
al least three ana sometimes four candidates
IN the held election day The Groen.Ottcndorfcr.
swan party have been particularly in the carly
stages Of tho campaign. and appear to be moving
heaven and earth to effect an organization. meeting
OF citizens hctd last week at No. l2a Deanccv
street, at which resolutions were adopted Another
held at tho same place last evening. at which a
platform adopted and general committee Sc.
lectcd II will bc noticed that while the platform DC.
pouncos pothousc politicians the meeting last evening
was held In tho rear OF abccr saloon:
Mr. John H. White called tho meeting 10 order. when
platform was read and declared TO be the scntlenu
OF the organization.
The next order OF business tho election OF per-
mancnt officers. aud no surprise was ma0fcstcd whom
thoy announced ss foiows:-Jobn ". White.
chairman; Frank Crawford, Hrst vcc president; John
~ Jones, sccQpd vicc president; Bernard Rosenberg
and Edward kaufmap, secretaries and Samuel suili-
The following named gentlemen were tbcn elected.
the General Committee Tor tho ensuing ycar:-Frnnh
y. RoaSnnars, Edward Kaufman, chasss Dexheimer.
John W. White, John Theiss Samuel Wilkenson, An
drew Fisher, Bernard Rosenberg. Frank Crawford,
William Lang, Frank Apple, r. lo,ael fritx Johan-
Monr samuel sullivan. Theodore Lax, George cher.
John I,risdcnbacs, Jacob Kramer, Joseph Chamber
lam Samuel kopp, PhiIhp Lattcrhos James l.. Riley,
Oscar Guescndor. Peter w. Roth, John Gabriel, Louis
Meyer, Charles W. Eucrs, William Doyle, Samuel
Bingham
A few short speeches were INDUCED in the general
tenor o. them all bcng that Mr. Gale should hc taught
that he did not the Eighth district In his pocket
and that he could not "buy every German in It tor
glass OF beer This district represented IN tho
candidate Tor senator from Tammany Hall, and who,
Il is understood, Is being strongly pushed by Mr
Gale AS The independents are opposed, tooth and
nail. TO rammany Hall, It Is easy to account Tor
their donunciatlons OF Sir. Gale The Bxby party
held primaries In Tho Same district under the banner
OF the New York County Democratic General Commit.
tee. In this connection Messrs. John W. Jouss
Nicholas Cullen, Peter Rath aud William Young wish
l. understood that their names were used without
their consent or knowledge and that they cast
their lot Win the indcpen lcnt central democratic
organization
REFORMED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE
GENERAL COMMITTEE RESOLUTIONS SUSTAIN
ING PRESIDENT HAYES CIVIL SERVICE POL
IcY-ELEcrfNG AN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Tho New Republican General Committee held an
adjourned meeting last night a. Lyric Hail. Sixth
nuc, aud appointed AN executive committee composed
of two representatives IRON cacn Assembly district
The civil service Order which AIMS to take tho ofIico
holder out OF politics, was no doubt the cause Of the
slim attendance, not half tho committee answering
TO their names when tho roll called.
Follow ng arc the names OF the Executive Commit.
teo and the districts they Representatives. district
Archibald Mcintyre aud George Thompson; Second.
John J. White and Daniel Moore; Third Sidney Smith
and Edward H. Ball; Fourth, Michael Hayes and
George W. Spencer; Filth, James +. winterbotton
aud Thomas Cronan; Sixth, TnonIas kirkpatrick and
Charles 7. Frccigh; seventh, William I. Richardson
aud Frank j. Mora; Eighth, Horny Walker und Carl
Gcman; Ninth, A. j. Campbell and J. +. Fraser;
Tenth, Henry Bnyey and rhip Ponize, Jr Eleventh,
J. Cleveland f.. II
+. kecland and Edward Anderson Thirteenth, James
4. Cowing and G. NJ Mitchell; Fourteenth, A. j. Fritz
and Paul Scnmtzlcr; Fifteenth, James Bigan and
y. C. Lee; Sixteenth. John L.t;c and John A. Foster;
Seventeenth, Robert Campbell and Samuel townsend;
Eighteenth, John 7. Lindsay and II. |. Hsnks; Nino.
tccn,h. not sppoiutci rwentcta, Warner rrautinau
aud Alfred Merritt; twenty -hrst, Alexander Chnch
and Charles +. Thompson; rwcnty.thira ward, Joseph
Cudhpp, and Enoch vrsciand; Twenty fourth ward.
samuel j. G,asscy presented = serics or resolutions
which wore referred to tho Coinmttcc RssoluuVns
with ,uslruct,ous take im,nsdiate action on me
resolutions and TO report result OF their dciDefa
tions forthwith. Mr. James !. Hastic, OF tho Twelfth
district next moved that IN. primary elections b., held
the headquarters OF tho several Assembly districts
the ioth INST TO elect delegates the Stato Con.
voniion at Rochester on the 26ih inst. After soms
discussion decided to leave the issuing OF the
call Tor tho holding oil tho primaries TO the Executive
Committee
Mr. Glasscy's resolutions then reported favor.
ably by tho Committee on Resolutions and were
a.
dorsement Of the republican party after which came
tue fOowing:-
Resolved. That belleve and declare tho distinguishing
nn;iona Legislative udei.i an-
az Of The e s
tutonxly reserved to them. second RESUMPTION the
Specie paymen.s-tnss IS; the payment ia god coin or il.
equivalent OF all public oDli cations.
nEvoRn
Affairs state s and an of tho pri"cips h.
the duties Of their respective for tho benefit
tnc,ions In the ot their duties in favor Of
tie details Il rsIi',. STsan,,.,in ia. been
ton % for Office. aud Ibis sy,,em h.. resulted
their right free aeto. in regard
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now '%rsass", s IspnSiisa" as,asioas only
abated by the yigoro. Of the power Of "ppon
-, PRESIDENT HAYES Arrnoyrp
By wise firm nd conciliaory has strength
the financial credit Of the country has
civil nar and has taken the only within his power
Opposed TO the repupls.n party an organization which
ca cs; s.em but which enss Solely .."s
nurposes ha, t..ors specie pn,sn,,a Ia one s.".: IN
that In Sas sustsins tue Savis.,ion other
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another cIanors for subsdieg amounting To n'il,ons
The country arord allow heterogeneous
Of .ef.nncs., ned together ~ other bond
than common desire Tor and pef to obtain control
Of Its sdcstiuios.
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The socacd regular republican Organization In this city
is has Tor several years arly reprcsens
dive OF the sincere ana hocs republicans o Tits city by
'i Kept
troll ~ The republican party machinery They Ia dau-
ger falling tho President OF the United
has ordered that federal oce holders shall not bo
marty managers
Tho state 'omnitiec Influenced aud controlled by fed
craf Office .odcs deliberately refseu to take action
OF the joint committees appointed by the
Republican State committee To- take into consideration ti
org ankaiion OF the party IN this city.
The republican organization formed in order that
all hos' who fsth desire the continuance in power Of
republican party nave opportunity faIiy.
openly aud freely spcsr aud act to that end.
Tho meeting then adjourned. subject to the call Of
the Char.
INDEPENDENT GREENBACKERS.
ALBANY, y. Y, Sept 4. 1877.