New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-11


The Convention then proceeded to ballot for Cover
nor of The Aims House with the following result
Daniel r II. mann. .....'....'''''.''''''''''"e
The Convention then adjourned.
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONVENTION.
The Delegates to the Vth Congressional Hard Shed
Democratic Convention composed Of the Seventh and
Thirteenth Wards Of New-York and the City Of WI
Iiamsburgb met last evening at the Pacific Shades. in
William sburph for the purpose of nominating can
didate for this District. Mr. Edmund briggs acted as
Chairman. Mr.. PHILIP HAMILTON, lawyer resid-
ing in Willamsburgb received the nomination on tho
first regular ballot. The following was the vote
Philip Hamilton 10; A. j. Berry 4; Mr. Bishop D. On
the informal ballot Jacob Meserole received votes,
and on the regular ballot they cast their votes tor
Messrs Berry and Bishop, and Mr.. Hamilton having
received majority, the Meseroe Delegates withdrew
FIycrIox Dr.TRIcTs-The Thirteenth Fourteenth.
Fifteenth and Sixteenth Wards Of Williamsburgh. a.
console aied, have been divided into the following
Election Districts
ThirfeenA Vard.-Ist District bounded by the
Fast River BROOKLYN line. Fourth and Grand sts.;
lid District by Fourth-st, Brooklyn line Ninth and
GraDd-sts.
East River Urand.st Fourth and North Fourteenth
sts.; lid District by Fourth, Grand, Ninth, North
Second Union-av., Fifth and North fourteena,.sts.
Etft,eBth Udyd.-Iormer-st. In the dividing line,
that norton IVES, Of LOrimer being the lst District
and Fast Of Lorimer the lid District.
Sjyheenh Udrd-Ist District bounded by Ninth,
South Second, Wyckon Leonard, Divlslon'av, and
the Brooklyn line; lid District by Leonard and
Wyckoh-sti., Bushwck, Flushing and Division avs
10 Leonard1sts
FIRST DISTRICT CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS
HARD SHELL AND sOPT SHELL.
The Delegates from the two factions Of the Demo
cratic party composing the First Congressional Dis
trct from the Counties Of Suffolk Queens, Richmond
and Kings, except Brooklyn and Williamsburgh,i
met Yesterday afternoon at o'clock, at Iewlets Ho-
tel. in the village Of Hampstead L. H. for the purpose
Of nominating candidates for Congress.
hard SHELL.
The Hard Shell Delegates met in the upper Hall and
organized by choosing Mr.. Richard ID. Lnell, OF
Richmond County, Chairman; Mr.. Hutchings OF Suf-
folk County and Mr.. Duryea Of Queens County, Sec
retaries The Delegates presented their credentials,
after which the Convention took short recess. On
reasseubliDg informal ballot was taken with the
following result Mr.. Daniel b. Allen Of Richmond
County, 10 votes; Mr.. Tunis &. Bergen, Kings Co.,
votes. . an
ceived IA votes and Mr.. Bergen votes.
On motion, AR. DAsIEL Is. ALLEN was declared
unanimously nominated candidate for Congress fot
the lat District
SOFT SHE'LL.
The Soft Shell Delegates organized in another part
Of the house by choosing dr John g. Floyd OF Suffolk
County Chairman, and Mr. Ray Tompkins OF Rich
mond County and Albert 81. CARL Of Queens County
Secretaries DIR. FREDERICK W. LORD OF Greenport.
Suffolk County was unanimously nominated Tor Con
eress on the first ballot for the LIST Congresslona D
triot Dr. Lord was member Of Congress In 1871
Roth Conventions Adjourned without any steps hav-
ING been taken toward a conciation; both parties
bsipg evidently determined " take whole Loaf or 20
away empty. handed
HARD SBEIL NoxIS iTIoSs.-FouRrH WARD.
That faction of the Hards known the Weird
Committee Allen party, in cortradstinction 70
The Sweet Adsmsnnes,' have renominated BAR
rHOLoxEw HEALr, boot and shoe dealar), for Coun-
Gil in the SIKH District
MASS rIspERAScE RATIFICATION sEErIsc ~
sRoogLYy
mass temperance meeting was he'd at the insti'
tute last evening for the purpose Of responding 10 the
State nominations aade at Auburn on the 2'th az.
The meeting was called to order by DIR. RoSisna,
who nominated Andrew Fitzgerslcas Chsinasn' ana
George J. Bennett Secretary. After oTssan 'SDs'
the Rev. Dr.. Marsh, one Of the delegates ~" r .aa
City, made verbal report OF Tia aehs' W
vention and recommended the e.no'ass~
Clarke and Rsymond-to the sup9c,, " ''Ar'
r.. j..
49, .r.ocb uhea the Committee on Res,
.I 80, - :. sa".ed ,hs, the nomination Of Myron IL.
cp e. Gnvsrnor and HooryJ kaymonc for Lieu
,.an, Govsynor me, with their cordial aSproba'ion'
tenAn'odd Messrs Baekrs ard Bergen, Assembly
men from the It and Districts lat year, tx re-
~ ~ ,robibitsry liquor law AID finally recomHHnfed
81 lection Of George Hall for Mayor Of breoxiyn
The resolu ions re unanimously sdop's geo 'ns
/ meeting adjourned
WEsrcHHsTsa Co.-AnemRy-a. The Wing Con-
vention Of tia District met on Monday sAe n'm-
mated Joss c. Frlsrsos for the Assembly. H.. T..
| 10 Maine Law man.
CoRREcrros-Nr John Clancy Of the SiIta Wsfa
wishes to say that be not r.ember cS.shs hAfa
Shell Mayorslty Convention, and Of course aa No.
contend that thirty three e. sufficient @s''"'
for Nr. Wood.