The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-10
YoI1X1CAx IN rE1I.1GsDIgCH,
CITY POLjTICS.
Fernando Wood Nominated for Mayor
by the Soft Shells.
Flare-sp IN the Hard sh.n Dayoralty Con-
vtntlOps
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TRAITORS DETECTED In TIE CAMP.
FIRM STAND OF THE ADAMANTINES.
WHIG JUDICIARY NOMIsATIOss,
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cSlL F0h A John N. GtNlN MEETING
DC, Nc &c
TRAITORS DETECTED In TIE CAMP.
FIRM STAND OF THE ADAMANTINEs
wHIG JUDICIARY NoMEsarross,
cslt F0R A IoHN N. GtNlN MEETING,
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR.

INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR.
Tho following manifesto was p,s,eo On ne walls ol
The cit, !es.erday:-
ISDEsrSD5ST 5SHs sAyp'DASS 4 :.Ss,s ron HAson.
Citizens WHO heiisve ss.s IN s,sones sne,sv and In
ss; ar gsass, more to * desires asa
clsmaTeis inesroTo sss 'aStea 70 ss at
, 4. THIS IsIsy.. IyIsTsS y
snd taking measures to secure his election n
Clean streets abolition Of primary elections, aud
purity In he city goveroment 'bs prccpies of the
Genn party. This is the Of candidates Auid
20 many nominated by the regular parties stun
didsto stands chance of gttiog votes-end,
perhaps, being elected. wnsre are the Koou
Nothingsf
HARD SHE'LL MAYORALTY CONVENTION.
TIE YOUNG MEMS GENERAL coMxarrsE-FERNAHDO
WOOD NOMINATED FOR MAvO~-A DIVISION IN THE
CAMP IN CONsEQUEsCE-aHn AETiwu0D DELE.
GATES EEvO II AND HOLD AkOTHER CONVENTION,
BUT MAE. SO ONOMINATIoN-THRY ADJOURN TILL
THURSDAY.
TIE HarsS Shell Maycralty CcnvenH n was held last
night at stay Institute proceeded to tempo
1sry crgA rzation about hall past o'clock. There
were three delegates from each ~srd. mailing the
total attenlance exty..ix It wes expected
from tie commencement that there would be
Considerable excitement hut believe e~ Il any an
tcpstsd that 1t would terrnioate Ia sion Tho
soea vas rumored, there 10 large numbers with
the view Of securing the nomination Of Fernando Wood
and, es the result proved, tosy succeeded in their
object
While tne convention nss in session the De mocratc
Young xen's General Committee holding meeting
in sn; thcr room, report Of which sant in to the
President Of the convention end ordered on Gle This
document is embodied in the folio Sing report OF the
proceedings.
The coDvent.on was organized temp ,rsr1y by the ap-
loin.nen. Of Lnanuel Bart es President, George Il
6 srle and John Ctrey officiating &c ec,staries The
4 now Communication v.s received and laid on the
liable fer the present
Dear sy directed ~ sio u. mocra.ie sopuLiic.n
ss ssnas s :. e; ne
S ~ gSssAeTs ess .Pp SPpsov. e. ii, cYmuissss
.bst .h0:e sscrss ,sratarn
no @
s fs shsfsssds q saa admin sr:ton 10 candidates
2susoss os Z prsssr. :ls q ns.cn.i
81 pneg.ss o. shs p. .d v ta. COMMITTEES
s - si's ssss; sss coming
%n s Es ssss 20 I .
Ing hsls At siusyssnt Institute TIE On i1s.
ArrHosv T. GALLAeHrn secrssary. sA@1nAA-
lhe following the revolutions Of the meeting 70
fsrred 10 IN the forrGcing:-
a.s @ s ..1 as
STt S ssS, sss = sh M ,s
TSs fssss sss s:sss a:y
Who se .ns 'Sssi.s Ss sIs
q
os Ss 70: y .sa Ss
ventoa sr who eha ,sscsns any tics orgsnisation
.. case:
s hs as. sss sss: .Ss
~sS .ss i. .sss isssS :.
that al DemoeIstis conyeatrss ought for caaSi
:srs Ter A' Sscfay T DsiT al
MiInsan AIInnHs s. 3. R.s1sr RSAIIae"1H }secrss.iss
Nr. jobs Hslhins prcssntsa the following resolu.
icus:-
Gsss III: 'sas:s s.y: xaa
on the l2th July last the regular De-
~ sss
ticket snsd 70 .a ss
recognise. sss
ecrato tsprsosa General comDi tee Of thi. county
Esselssa That this e,ryop.iee .h Judge til. ell.
s. :s:iss. ss!i s:
. s
ra nsnsss: scod hsss pasisiy ai "a.
tLe,r supportins said sonmitiss with vi.w
tathe Esoro, permanent .sou Of this cosvenn
his resolutions, ir the OF which no ut mated
that Tanmsny Hall had liz xirc pules AID ia minions
had with fhov,ew Of dlstrsctiag is proceedings,
hndhe warned the convention oeware of thcm Thcy
sad nero bnainegs Ia this bo1y tusn they would
Rave at tie whig Convention 10 tt Broadway House
Mr., tiMs Coo-EY said th't he hsd always stood
un the M satios a. Platform and be S aa , not ano- ~
mott but for hinscli ne could that he had come I,
lsrcecai TIC ntersats Ct tn Fifteenth ~art and hs
..nL BE- 40 Hin he
Eovpg to lay the resolutions upon tho tsflc
HeEscE CIArxR n gr-tsd that there shouM 30 any
eIcterr2 1t at this carly stage Of tue meeting. no had
poical aspirations to subs.svo Il t6 ecnvcn-
ton wss tcrsht By promises OF moccy. Cossom rouse
Ss o tho Ss Usrs
and cid Los know Mr. Wood psNonaly, bat he Lne~ that
ss nss assa
sAtioa. .
would net permit Itself 10 bc prcshtuted by mixlng
with s proceedings cry scss th- question Of slave
~ Can We nos said Ls prcaerve our little bsnd froo
from ppy vie addresses 20 REGULAR preiudicss lo thoge
Er Cooinr said lie was . national democrat and he
I I.t Ii be souid vote 'Or Governor c,noar Hs pudls-
ted the charge and his determination 10 vote
& ss ho naa Ssn one Of ".
rope suppcstsss ho had raised 'hs fuods which seen
red his election, and he tao caused tho circulation OF
presented him bill for $3.50 to defr.1 portion Of this
sIpenser he dshoro-sd it Hc hoped the resoluti'ns
would &C peeeeu
Mr. Coo,E7 thsntc' tho gentleman for whs'cvcr kind
services t had performed for him hut could not eern
that he svcr coliecs cent Hhe had been msinfofm
ed, however, Ia regard his course hA rtgfetY1,t y,
The motion TO lay tho the tabl. LOST
ty avoe Of fh-tyfour nays to tscuty six yeas. Tho
resolutions then voted separately and all adopt
&c unanimously, vith the exception or the rt which
rectised emo negative Tho ramo Of the person sh,
voted against II was Gsrgo White aud IT, anoounc.
aeIt VISA followed BY cries u ''put him outn He wa
permitted to remain.
Tho following communic .,ion was received from th
Young Mems National Democratic Club sr ordo ed 0.
Dle:--
Ata meeting Of the Young Mons National psmaera,,
Republican Coccral Commttao hsd Az fn I