The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-12
City Politics.

InE MAYoRAt1Y CONVENTION
Net last tvenitgst Tammrny Hall, when Jacob
oakley. Alderman Of the Fourth ward presided. and
John Savage, jr, and y D. Edmonds acted as secre
tariss.
pernsndo Wood and Cisco wurs put in nomipl.
ton On the trst ballot God received Is votes, aud
Cisco IL On the second ballot Wood was elected by
&c votes 20 voting Cisco The minority protested
SD will meet evening, at 10 Green ~irh
street The objection 10 Mr. Wood Is not that he IL
bsi pturner for he is bunker bot tbs, he very
advocate Of the union II hunS-rs and
burners. and vas Chairman ~ the committee which
~As opptfoe TO that OF which Uenry N. Western
chairman. Upon the motion made to oeolsrs him
D.s.,rs I'D sr,st ousrr.l,ss ssvS-al rs h.
should b. elected whle others ecntsndrt that he
bad got the nomination, it better to go for him
etoueSn Cook UIshoercr Miekle RrowneI, Coo PER
storms and Compton received some scattered votes
during the beotnss but the rssl confess vas only be-
The following were then put In nonins.ion FOR
Aims ucuse Commission Mos. Por,er Murphy,
twe-n rssr'ok Henry ard NOES On the hrst ballot,
Henry. received ~ vote, aud Mos, 10 ON the
nomirstcd Noes r-crived %
To. convention did not proceed any further aud
then adjourned
Inv JUDICIARY CONVENTION
Met last evening ~ Tammspy Hall When J
Dhlon prs,idet, and X. &. Denning and James Nc
The following were pat in nomination for the once
OF stIict Attorney receiving the hrft bsllo, N 2
ham, Ia Wright Hawkes. 10; yorss n Philips, 8;
ChsuBcey scfs Z; Lor.nzo n Shepard, o; DaRisl
ckles. 4; Henry West.rn. o
The contest n~t ween Graham and Hawke, Who
hss been travelling for sin years IN ksrope, and has
just returned On the seventh ballot Grahsn recsiv.
ed u votes and Taukss 20 ON the eighth ballot q rs
ham received u, and Hawkes. n 90 the ninth ballot:
| the numbers stood Graham ~ and Hs-k-s IL Ora.
4 hnm was therefore nomiBsied. and q vote then
tsken tn his aomina;ion should be declared un.n
mons Wtich wcs carried.
n vas then put 70 vote, whether tho convention
wol scjoufn proceed TO the noniiaation of city
| Judge. The adjournment was carried The following
nut IN rctniraticn 80 Thomas W. Clsrks ~ N Rus
sfl George W Matsell n u Livineston.U Fren IN,
| John J. Ogder, Thomss Henry. p. iion Liv Liv-
ing,ton, II. Drinker John Cochrsne, X. n. Morris,
! M. Ulthosner
The following ticket was received last nght at Tam
| many Hall, for thu FourteeDth ward =
CAS- aND 81 rLER-lS52.
DAsrL DIcESsoN, for re election TO the y senate
| Jtafeiayg- james NJ. Bard Thomas Boessi David
\ nsr d cate.
| Msroralfv and .qlrshoua- Nicholas Mooney, Philip
| O'Brien. Michael Tuomey
| Ceurvsa,ionai-w lillian p. Powers Jo,eph Rblir g.
| william Rsynor John Est'n. John Mcdonald.
| .asssnbiv-kbruhsm u nrower, John O'Connor. Ad-
an Bisckledge, Patrick Lynch, Peter welch, Robert
Connolly. Getrge ID. P-rhiDe, fred Wstkins. william
usyes, Aaron BALDWIN, N d. Crasck, William StrUse
Henry p. West. Daniel Gillespie, Thomas rrady
Norrspcffas CoBaiffecW lillian fitzpstrtck Michsel
fletcher Peter Cbivvs, Michael Burke, Thomas Has
| fctt Terence DuGy. Patrick Dolan, job NJ Quad
/ r. bert Humrhrys. Henry Van Holland, john Mr}r'-
| San. Oeorre Waters, Peter Asten, Thomas esrrey
4 9ohn Gallagher.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.
Yer Congrs-s-thiTd district comprising LIST, "a, %
| sth and sth w.rds Enssusl n. Hart
Dor Assembly Let District. eomprising lst sod "a
| wsrds. Albert Thomp-on. For ~ disttict eomerl
sing "a aid sh vsrd, Isaiah nasr, sfor % s'rics