New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

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ASSEMBLY AND WARD observation-disclosures
Assembly and Charter Conventions met astnght
We give the results, as far as we have been able
to learn:
EtASscmJly District Conrenti0n-The different
DELEGATIONS from the First and Second Wards
were at the Hotel Broadway but did not or
ganize, a misunderstanding occurring as to the
room for meeting none having been engaged; at
least such was the general impression of all the
Delegates who were present. The following regu-
lar Delegates then adjourned to meet this evening.
and we trust candidate will be nominated who
will secure the full vote of the Democratic Wings
of the whole District.
LIST Uayd-E. Griffin, J. H. White, c. Thomas IL Car
lick and G.. A. NJ. Brown :,
Id WardIGidcon Clifton. DR.. VIM Turner, Dudley N.
BAN, George Taylor and u. g. henderson.
Second District-IHrd and Si.cth H0rdS.-The
DELEGATES to this Convention met last night at the
North American Hotel, corner Of Bowery and
Bayards ST. Two sets of Delegates appeared from
the Sixth Ward. The Brennan ticket was
admitted in opposition to the Taylor ticket
when, without choosing the odd man, or going
into ballot the Convention adjourned to meet
on Monday evening next.
VII assembly Dist1ct-Serenth Ward-The
Whie Convention met last night, Abner Chches-
ter in the Chair. THOMAS TRusLow, the present
incumbent was unanimously re-nominated for the
Assembly, and the Convention dissolved
Vim assembly D,sbict-Mnth IVard.-At
meeting of Democratic Wing Electors of the
Ninth w ard, held on Wednesday evening Hen
RY j. RAYMOND was renomnated for the Assem-
bly,
WIN assembly Distrlct-Tenth Ward.-In
this District the Convention met at Kellinger's
Hotel, James Weir in the Chair. SANFORD L.
MAcoMBER was unanimously nominated as the
WING Candidate for Assembly.
Ninth TVard-At meeting OF Democratic
Whig Electors of the Ninth " lard, the following
nominations were made: For Assistant Alderman
Charles Crane for Assessor-RobertP Peterson
Oliver T. Wardwelli for Constables-BenJaInln
Wisner, VIM. Rugler.
WIN assembly Distrct-FyteenH Ward
The Convention met at Constitution Hall last
o;obt end re.nominated for Assembly JOSEPH b.
/. yaRyrM. the present member. And then the
Convention adjourned.
F;rt Iard-The Charter Convention met at
M Broadway, organized and adjourned to Sat
urday evening. No motions for nomination were
made.
FIFTEENTH Ward-Ihe Ward Nominating CON-
n,ittee met last night and unanimously renomlna-
tod Assistant Aid sYLvASus L. H. WARD, The
following minor officers were also nominated
School Commissoner-Erastu C Benedict Trus-
tee-Wm n Blakesy Inspector-Isaac y 3 ar
ter. Observation-Disclosures King and James Hostln.
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We perceive that SAMUEL BuTaER% o Eth came
NJ Msciay having retired from the contest II sam but
NJ ;es the nomination. he viii be hard 10 beat BENG
g he nbIes LAWYERS shrewdest politicians and most
Dop,ar men The City He is man OF high Character
! ard large fortune - '
"a Ohio he is, is he 2 The intensely con
seryative Mirror is especially delighted with this
Tammany neutrality-suspicious. fo- Congress-
Droll, chi Well it Is, rather but isn't this the
Butterworth who was a member of the original
.Rcuch and Ready Committee whereof the
Mirror was the organ? How about that Can
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