The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-13

DEMOCRATIC RrPumIcAs JUDICIARY CoyvEsnoy.-Iast
night meeting of the delegates appointed at the hard
shell democratic ward meetings on Thursday the 9th
nss was heid at the stuyvcsnt Institute for tho pur
pose o. making city and county ticket when the fol-
lowing were nominated
T. " Clark, Justice of Supreme Court Samuel Boards
icy ana Josiah sutherland Justices Of Superior Court r
the org term) Peter Cutler, do flor the short termy
Horace CLARK District Attorney Isaac Townsend Gov.
ernor of Almsh'
Committee appointed to communicate 10 the nsdstes
their nomiDaton-Augustus Sche John Druond 10 eph
Jackson Gershou Cohen, BENZ. A. CURE, Eiw. sand
ford, Charles II. Mead
Committee make arrangements for general county
meeting First ward, John Reid; Second do, George
Neyin; Third ao 2. A. Gure; Fourth io VIM. Denman;
Fifth do, Lyman CanGee; Sixth do, Thomas Ryan So
veath do, Michael waA; Eighth do. John B. IIaskin
Ninth do James T. Van Wart Tenth do PANEL H. Hunt;
WilIs Thirteenth do John Dmon; Fourtc nth do, Ed
Dobn Fifteenth DO, A. 7. Hiliyer Sixteenth do John
r. J. Dillon; Nineteenth do, VIM Wors swerth; Twentieth
do Theodore Martae; Twenty first do, Issec L. Pnck
ney twenty second do, g. H. Striker, Jr.
THE MIMI WAgD-- ADAMANrNR NOMINATION ASSEM-
MyMAy-A u Mllnrd, Esq, last evening unanimous
y nominated the candidate Of the democrats
OF the Ninth ward fer the Seventh Assembly district
SEVENTH WARD DrMoe.Anc NOMINATIONS FOX AsSKMBs.-
The Convention met ast evening, and by aunanimous
vote nann ted Hon soye Alden the prese ;, r,ember
as their candidate for Member of Assembly for the next
term.
Tug Tssr WARD wIuus at their primary election on
Tuesday, chose delegates who understood be in
vor of the nomination o2 james Dewy for senator j. T.
Brooks for Alderman, Elias Coombs for Councilman in he
Twenty sixth and s. F. Rarto in the Twenty seventh dis
trict.
TIIE R.yoRNEHs-Ths General Reform Association has
appointed the following committee to assist n organizing
ward reform associations throughout the cityMessrs
Peter Cooper, Henry Ersen Chas G. North. Isaac II.
Bailey, Em. II. aoople john Ridley and Thos R. Whitney.
TIiE TENTH WARD (No PAIry REFoRMRRs have nominated
Geo. A. rrowbridge for Alderman Chas. Placa, Wm. 4.
Foster, and Jonathan Purdy for Councmen Geo. A. smith
for Assessor Jas. Kle.and j. r. Bdenhop for Consabes
Jay Jarvis nd a. s. Scribaer for School commissioners
Wm G. Bradley and +. j. Small for School Inspectors.
large number Of the residents of the ward have signed
paper scsmny pedgng themselves to support the fore
going ticket.
DENIAL or BEING TINcEuRED WITH ABohTIoNIsM.
frend has kindly directed my attention TO a notice
for an abolition meeting ct the Tabernacle Tuesday
evening last which appeared in the HERALD Of that day
having my name among Others appended authorsng
it.
You will oblge by giving equal publicity TO distinct
and unsquvoca disavowgl of having sned the CALL
in any having authorised my 10 be u.ed in
connection with it, and further, Of feeling sympathy
in the object for which the meeting held.
Excepting Mr. Mann, whom do not know, am per-
sonaly acquainted with AL the gentlemen whose
are appended not one Of whom abot onists And
feel justified in denouncng the publication gross for
gerry fabricated by evil minded person to do injury
to those named Therein The absence of Anthony J.
Bescktr, Esq, in Enrope, where he has been several
mo2hs for the benefit of his health not restraining the
fo-ger In his impotert malice. JOHN A. KENNEDY.
Oct. 18th, 1853