The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-24
Vim. Il. McCorsle, r.
JoshuAB. Arthur, r
Geo. W. Weed, r.
Samuel Hopper, I.
Bernard Gafney, 7.

Jas Nc Alhster
4s-An'y Lsmbrecht.
4s{ Jsssph B, Nsrss'
50-pan Mctarlaue. Bernard Gafney, !.
2o-sl-J. + Ceusuhovsn.
SD. T. Conover.
21-S4-Jos. Stanley. Charles H. Haswsn, r.
66-pan J. sherwood. James G. sperling,T T.
Sc. z. wempis.
1e-6e-Geo. W. Truss Francis Nc spsdon, l.
1870 c. G North, R.
In addition to the abovenamsd candidates. the voters
ofthe city win be called upon to deposit their ballots for
Governor Lieutenant Governor, Canal Commissioner,
State Prison Inspector Assessors School Commssonsrs
School inspectors, School Trustees and Constables
making twenty three ohacss to be filed.
SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
After three efforts the wings = tAsIdstrict have
leeed candidate for Congress. The convention last
night nominated Charles Marshall, ESQ., the "Black
Ball Line Of Liverpool Packets Charles simonson
the merchants the ship builders Six delegates
refused to mako the nominations unanimous. Captain
Marshau left the city about week tor Europe whore
he inter ds to pses few months with his family The
Sixth district has four candidates in the hed
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hard ,hell-Anti Nebraska. 80. John wheeler.
Soft she,l.. John MIsod Murphy
Acamantine e.................... Charies Mead
THE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
An adjourned mestipg Of the delegates the Temper
last night at corner Broadway and Grand street
G. G. Leigh was called to the chair, and John Welles
bsrgher acted ~ eeretsIy.
Upon motion, tho Convention procseded to complete
hsir nonatiops BY selecting csndaatss for Governor
Of Aims HOUSE. Surrogate and Commissoner o: Streets
and Lamps. The result was as follows
Governor of Aims House. Joseph $. Taylor,
Comm s iIsets and LAMBS s,lvsnas sdpey.
This completing the temperance ciss the convention
adjourned.
NOMINATION Fos ALDERMAN.
The hard shells Of the Seventeenth ward have nomi
mated the regular democratic ticket James Bsnss
for Alderman Mr.. Bensel II at present Deputy Sheriff
Of tho city and county Of New York.
MEETING OF THE LIQUOR DEALERS.
The following advertisement appeared in the HERALD
Of yesterday
4 meeting Of the Liquor De.ler.' Central Convention
win be hsd at the Westchester House, Monday 23d
N r. BUNCE Chairman.
pursuance Of this caH convention of liquor dealers
was held yesterday afternoon the wsstchsster House.
Some idea Of its objects may be for med from the follow
ing excellent circular which distributed through
NEW York, Oct 20, 1854.
Strive, the undersigned, were appointed scommit-
las HOTEL the 18th inst the purpose of procuring
funds from the hotel keepers Of ths city to promote tho
forever set At rest ali fanstics and bisotsd lesaon
ON the tyrannical and odious "dane law" We have
called upon many but not having time to call
upoa those who have not yet subscribed and it will
ss od the 3Ssh inst 70 disseminate arguments and IS.
tsioal information In the agricultural districts OF the
state We are constr aimed sdopt this mode spp.a
ton for your coHtribnon in aid Of the msintensncs Of
property therefore We trust that ysu WIN bs 70 kind a.
70 send check for the amount you be pleased to
ss sppontsd tessurer and direct 70 Fnch oto
with this circular send you pamphlet contaning
the ohbitory Liquor law which introduced in tho
nours veto Of therefore il deemed Unnecessary to
offer any comments upon the same further than to re-
property, and also tho slth fscon whish consgns
to the penentary at hard labor those who violate the
person liable for all damages which may happen or re
suit from selling furDishipg liquor II h that
person In the business who has property to lose Or
money and his time to al honorabls efforts to effect the
election Of rho who killed, BY his veto, the most
attempted 70 be imposed upon people claim
| ing to i've under constituiisnsl government.
l JOHN p. TIRE DWELL, St. Nicholas Hotel,
I wM. P. EARLE, Esre's Hots,
r. FRENCH, frenchs Hotel.
In abolition to the above we're circulated printed pam
pblets entitled Myron Csrks Prohibitory Liquor
and Governor seymours Veto" The meeting Was In
terested in the following curious document
l FRKScH's HorEr, Oct. 23 1854.
To rm LIQUOR DBMxRs OF NEW YoRK:-
| chserfuly and earnestly recommend the New York
Day Book able and fsarss: opponent Of the
Gal ana lnI ANGUS 1suo
ture BY Nyron II. Clark and vetoed by Gov. Horatio
seymour and trust that every rerson engaged In our
business who appreciates constitutional liberty win sub
r. FRENCH, Proprietor o! Frsnch's Hotel,
This ID the right way to 30 to work. Spread the facts
before the people, But in carrying out these arrange
msnts lot the liquor dealers look to the candidates for
| Assem mbly
KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
1hs Kings County Democratic CONVENTION met In the