The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-08

Charter Blection.
Thsrs IL yst some classification amsng the tn
many Hall dcmocrats In reference 10 Mr. Van Sshaisk
nomination We give below the names Of the vs&se
on the bsliot which procured him tho nomiastiaa -;
Wad Toted for Ta~ SeAs;ek TsseIfw Lss.
1-0liver Charlick. Henry Byras.
Joseph Palmer.
Clinton HaninG
Thomas Dunlap.
Francis Gilmore. -.f
B. william II. Bolton.
Henry Welden
William T. woodruff
f. Elorenoe Mccarthy.
s-AIexander Wells
Henry Hoffmire.
Niohs Quackenbush.
William Wadsworth
Hugh Mcbride.
John A. Weeks.
s-RichArd l. Compton.
Daniel Z. Deisvsn. Jonas B. Philip.
o. William B. Ripley
Andrew Duncan.
Io-wiuiam J. Connely
Henry Harrington. AssAol Rood.
ll-Iiirsm Enga.
- Cook.
1a- Charles O'Conor.
John W. Bradhurst
1s-Reed Edward Wi.hersu
Doughty
James GRAFTON
William T.. Dennis
ls-Joseph J. Do'"orth 4 n: XMIiiax
17-J.mes Murphy
Charles Alfonso
Edward Malay
18-James Currie George W. Vsriaa
Michael Duncan
On the motion to declare tho nomination Of vaa
Schack to be unanimous the following delegates voted
in the negative, to wit William II. Bolton, Henry
weldon Sd ward; william Tweed, Florence Carthy
4th ward Thomas Gimartin, Hugh Mcbride, 9th
ward William al B. Ripley, An SIsu Duncan s.mu.
Moore Alexander M. ALing, 10th ward George W
Varisn, 18th ward.
Colonel william D. Moore one Of Commissioner Lee
nsrds aids IL independent candidate for the efDoS
Of Commissioner Of the Aims House.
MIR. w. II. Kemp the celebrated English clown
leaves tomorrow . professional tour through the
West.
Charles Henry Hail. candidate for Alderman and Joha
Loxier Assistant Alderman in the 18th wSrd claim =
be tho regular democratic nominees.
Edwin Morgan Is the wing candidate for AssistAn.
alderman in the 10Th ward.
Democratic Ratification Meeting at Tam
many Hall.
The Democratic County Meeting was held Of Tam.
many Hall last evening" for the purpose of rafyins
the nominations lately made BY the several conven-
tons which have been in session almost every evening
for more than week past. The meeting called for
seven O'clock but not organised until about eight
at which hour Francis B. Cutting, ESQ., called to the
chair, and tho of two persons from each ward
read candidates for vce-presidents. These names
were presented to the meeting and accepted by scos
nation The names Of eighteen gentlemen were thea
read and accepted as secretaries.
Tho PRESIDENT then said, that he was about 10
present the reports of the nominating committee he
would state how he should put the questions thor
reception He begged that good order might BE- OBJ.
served He alluded to the differences in opinion rela.
tive to the nominations In Tammany Hall; but said
that II the persons present would aid him in his endea
to preserve order the meeting would arrive at An
harmonious conclusion.
DR.. VIM A. WALTERS, the chairman of the commit
tee OF then presented the reports of
various nominating These reports were first
read through and then action taken each namo 80
parately Previous to presenting the nominations for
remarks, but slcnced by loud cries of question:
question without debate !" &C. The report of the
mayoralty convention was then read announcing the
name Of Myndert Van Setback that of the regular
nominee The Chairman called for the ayes and o
loud response was made then for the Noes and an
clared the to DO the majority and the nomination
was ratified, and confirmed by three cheers The no.
mination Of VIM. p Moss, rs candidate for Aims
house Commissioner, then passed upon and con-
frmed, as were also the nominations Of Thos W.
Clarke Joseph s. Bosworth, and Anthony L. Robert
SON. a. candidates for Justices of the Superior Court
and Florence Mccarthy, and VIM. Shaer for Justices
OF the Marine Court Mr. Shaler's friends prop .Jed
three cheers for him, which were given heartily.
The regular business of the meeting having thus
concluded cries made for speakers when Acxau-
der Wells, Esq., came forward and addressed tho
ing He said that the democrats of New York
wiling to be divided by organizations out of the city
and that the party here were much less willing to 5,
divided among themselves II not necessary to al
Jude to those which had distracted them
fore We have said he nothing to do with the Wlmot
provso all the provisos that have to do with
such as will give us clean streets and low taxes all the
banks we to contend against the sand
mud heaps which abound in our streets. Why should
we De Kept down by disappointed aspirants for ofce
We will be kept under this longer. Mr.. Wells be-
sought democrats to unite, and thus the city
government; " for" said he I" if defeated, vo
than have police bill passed. giving policemen Office
Tor life and this he ntmated, would accomplish the
appointment of nine hundred mercenary opponents.
he three millions of dollars which has govern
the city FOR the past had to be paid he said
the classes in the shape and high prices
Tor provisions during the administration the pro-
sent Common Council, he continued, have had
nothing but drunken revels and junkcngs at the pub
lie expense AL classes Of citizens tired this kind
one man, and that man Is Mynder Van Schaiek.
lheers) We will elect MIR. Van Setback, In spite Of
disorganizers and disappointed politicians We will
SEND voice to Washington, which shall show the
candidates. was miscalled . wing victory. IL showed
only our dissensions and not their strength
AT the conclusion Of Mr.. WIS remarks, calls woro
made for Brady and Strahan, but louder calls
motion and the meeting was, in accordance with the
VOICE OF the majority, declared adjourned 1t
slim meeting for Tammany Hall, and enthusiasm
prevailed The adjournment took place In about half
an hour after the organization.
City Intelligence.
MEETING AT VAUxHALL GARDEN FAVOR OF The Nav
CHARTER-A meeting of citizens in favor Of accept