The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-12

The other candidates were Vutee, whose votes in
the early bsllotiDes ranged from to 7; Storms who
Revived in the hrst ballot in the second and
wars a stray vote upon three OCCASIONS. Dyckman,
who received two each OF the first ballots stone
all who received the first ballot Chsrlick, who
received the l0th ballot. Compton, who re-
ceiyed upon the 18th ballot aud John Van Blu.
rem who received TWO upon the lsth ballot. Mr. Ma
hon. Henry and Feeks received Que scattering vote
each there 80 votes in the convention, it will
be necessary for the winning candidate to receive at
least 46 or majority sf the whole The difficulty
Wednesday night was that no two by combining their
votes could carry a majority IL would seem that
Wiett alter all IL not backed by Westervelts money,
and that he is going his hook, the Sheriff
beir all friendly to his nomination. There Is
thing that will tell 10 his favor he is man of est.
mabs character aud being in the OFF 80 under s1e-
riff Sheriff in fact he is Intimately acquainted with
the details Of the duties The only thing that presses
him il that he IL inspected of being bsrnburner but
The bupkers and barnburDer> have shaken hands
and buried the Ratchet at least till the election Is
over for they well that neither section of
dem can carry without the operation of the
ether In all probability therefore, Willett will get
the nomination
which this convention has tho nomination, is the
Office Of Coroner-a pretty fat one too. The candi-
dates already in the field are Walters and Van Zant
The other Offices those OF County Clerk, and
Governors Of the Aims House department.
THIRD SENATORIAL DIsrRIcr, First six Wards This
convention last night nominated Oliver Charlick, lex
Alderman Of the First wardD as the democratic cand-
date for Senator
SrcoNp ASSEMBLY DlsrrIcr Third aud Sixth wards)
The convention nominated, last evening, William
Assembly.
CHAsrrR NOMINATIONS - John Anderson has been
nominated the democratic didate for Alderman
in the First Ward, and Abraham Moore as Assistant
Alderman In the Eighth Ward Daniel 4. Delayan
has been nominated candidate for Alderman and for
Assistant Alderman G. Il Ring In the Twelfth, Ward,
DR. A. Williams bas been nominated as candidate
for Alderman, and Patrick pougherty Assistant AL
derman.
THE WING NOMINATIONS.
JUDICIAL CONVENTION Last evening the whig dele
gates from each ward met in judicial Convention at
BRO. Hvynv flr he 1tpn.a nf man, Inn
Judge of the Supreme Court Judge of the Superior
Court and Judge of the Common Pleas A consider
able portion eff the night spent s at Tammany
Hall the first nj ght OF the Democratic Judicial Con-
v.btion mstting-in trying the disputed delegations.
This business having been disposed Of the
tion permanently organised by appointing chairman
and secretaries but 1t then too late to ballot
for nominations the delegates adjourned till Tu ssday
evening.
the whig primary election held in the nth ward yes
terday and result The ballot box was broken up,
the wings say, by the locotocos.
The SIXTH WARD In this ward a compromise
ticket was adopted yesterday in order to make peace.
THE DISTURBANCE IN THE FIFTH wARp-INTER-
FERENCE OF TUE POLICE.
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD -:
In the morning papers Is false and garbed state
ment of the circumstances attending the primary cleo
tion in the Fifth ward The true statement fol.
lows For come Years, the whigs of the Fifth ward
have b, under the entire of number OF per-
holding Offices under the municipal governme t..
Those persons have heretofore made the in
this ward, and in case they found themselves out
numbered, they have aided by the police force de-
soysd the ballot boxes the ballots At this
election. those Office holders hired u number of rulans
from other waras-loc and others to bully the
citizens Of this ward as they approached the poll.
when they found that the peoples ticket had the
tire majority the commenced described in the
papers by the Office holders and their associates nor
would they ALLOW the peaceable citizens to approach
the polls, but created row. as described The man
who drew the pistol and DO vie knife n oco-foco
pet of the police; he seized the ballot box which
SUBJ equenty taken fro him ty the police who carried
IL t. the Station House. where the ballots burnt
lie Is we'll known locofoco bully OF the Ffa ward,
any attempt mace by the police force
him. they being associated with him Many OF the
police have been for several days past in
the different wards for this ofce holder ticket instead
OF keeping the peace of the ward. Query--Are the
police paid for electioneeripg? The above Is true
statement Of the facts The riot made by the ONCE
holders and their associates aud not by the
citizens of tho ward who determined logger to SUBJ
NIT TO the dictation Of those persons.