New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-08
Cpuosi,,on Assembly Convention.

The Delegates to the Loco-FocO Assem-
bly Convention met in their respective Dh!dc!' las.
evening for the purpose of making nominations Our
reporter, visited each of ths places OF meeting, and
Obtained reports as follows:
Ist District Fret and Second Wnrds.)
-Pusuant 20 the cali Of the General Commll.oo a.
ten ~ vac made 70 get up Convention at DurlaJ'
Hotel but hs both WARDS contested by the Barn
burners and Hunkers It 81 ally failed At tho hour
oprovied the contestants went up s,ars and At
eech ofer IN round terms both parties claiming % De-
regularly chosen. Suffice 10 say, 1t was reaesal u
the old leud Of bunker and BArnourpeI In mslign
form Some Of the Delegates were endeavorins 30 or
gs1ize a row occurred the .s5.o upset, and one Of
TIE leaves were broken and general bght begd'
Hearing The nohe and confusion Mr. Duslap, The llnJ
lord Of the hotel q Simon Pare Demo ;raD I'd 30 sae
score Of war and ordered tho Convention out OF his
house iorbii,pg the Delegates tuers again
as he did not TO have all hii furniture destroyed
vhereupon the contestants, amid much wranglng pro
cotced 10 their several homes The Hubkers and Barn
burners Of the frs. Ward both want the Assembly
ocat, and the Second Ward Delegates are determined
to have some voice la tbs matter also TO the
Before separating the CONTESTANTS agreed 10 come to
settler at some other place on Monday evening wlen
The war will be renewed more dercey.
lid DistItct-(Third and Sixth Waris.)
"A e stng was held Of the Assembly Committee a,
he Sixth Ward Hotel, at the hour designated The
Convention took receis, and leh the hotel for fss
ruteS early in the evening" bu! a: late hour they had
not retnrDed lesvog Mr Gafrick In stats Of anxious
su,pepie &c TO the fate Of the fughves
ND DiShict-(Fourth Ward. THE
Aiemby Convention old not meet last evening" War
ren Hal being occupied By Ward meeting. Too Del.
egss are expected 10 meet this evening 10 nominate
nm USlrict-(Thhd Ward. )-Barely
quorum collected a, the Emblem. who adjourned for
two weeks There were two 0r taree candidates aud
good oesl Of wrangling
Ih UistTlct-(Seventh Ward. THE
Convention Of Delegates was held a. No. 80 Madlson
it. George Alden proposed FOR candidate fJr
member Of Assembly. Adjourned 10 ,hs eyeGirs wl!a
out z sblrg choice
YIN Durict-(Eighth Ward. THE
Delegates assembled at Roots Hotel No Ill Pfnce-st
srd nominated Bartholomew 7. Gilmore.
Vim District -(NinIh Ward. THE
Convention assembled at No. 20 Peryst, bat did NOS
succeed IN making nomination, and adjourned TO tai'
evening Fl .ns same place.
JIILk District -(Tenth Ward. THE
Is,eutly Convection me! at corner Of Broome And
Frr,5,hst, The canii1sies proposed were Moses D.
Cal, Peter Parks and Geo. Richards One ballet vas
tsd in which Gale received l. Parks and Richards :
votes. An adjournment was then had for one week
IXth Disrict-(Eleyenth Ward. THE
slags,es met at Union Hall, Of Fourth H. and
Avenue C. Erpstus Glover, Joseph P. Morris and
France, Pigeon were proposed for nomination Win
cut akng selection, they adjourned 10 meet a. me
same place on Friday evening next
Xh District-(Twelfth and Nineteenth
Wards)-Contrary to expectation, the acCAry Dele
,s,on id no. contest the seats Of the Quin Delega
lion IN the Convention of this District. The laier
were sccorously admitted, and quite number Of can
ddates were proposed, but no choice was made, and
further proceedings postponed Until Friday even
ing. -,
XHh District-(Thirteenth Ward >
The Delegates assembled at wi.hsrelrs, Ia Grand't'
and soon after adjourned without making noniaAnon
10 nee, At the same place Thursday evening the IO'n
inst
Nth Assembly District-(tourteenth
Wud)-Dsniel B. Taylor unanimously eno'eaS
the candidate to represent this District Inc Coh'en
lion was held at the corner OF Grand and EhzAoe'h"
MIN Assembly District-(riiteentn
wrd.)-MsunseIi B Field was selected a. the eandi
date OF the Democracy Of .hs District
XIYh Assembly Diar'ct-lSMteenth