New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
NETWORK.
HARD sHELL NOMINATIONS

Wari Nth District George w. Mclean; XLIst
District, Romano Dillon
I'd Judicial Diarid-rhe nomination Of VI. T.
Brennan for Police Justice was ratified by District
meetin Of The Adamsntnes, held % the Shakspere
Hotel Speeches were made by r. Busted aud
,tlke Walrh.
SOFT SHELL NOMINATIONS.
The delegates to the Tenth Assembly District,
Soft Shelf composed Of the XIIth XIXth and XXIId
WARDS met last week at Manhattanville, and nomina
TED NICHOLAS sEAGRIsr of the XIII Ward for As
soulS on the 9Th ballot over Henry Shaw and others.
7 Third Ward Charter Convention met last
evening, ard unanimously nominated for Alderman
SAMUEL Fl. MosER, and WILLIAM II. BEAN for
Councilman.
REFORM NOMINATIONS-yIIIIH DISTRICT.
a meeting Of the Delegates Of the Reform party OF
the With Assembly District Twelfth Nineteenth
ond Twenty second Wards was held at Temperance
Hall, Fiftieth st, Thursday evening, when the
following nominations made Assembly. JoHS
NJ REED; Police Justice, GEORGE F. CLARK; Civil
Justice, JOHN d. HorT.
YoUsG MEMS DEMOCRATIC USIoS CLUB.-This
Club met last evening in Room No. Chinese Assem-
bly, Building, III. p. CARR in the Chair. Reports of
Committees were received. Arrangements were made
for the Mas Meeting Of I'd November to support
Seymour james Hery Of the Seventeenth Ward
was elected member. Mr.. Wood was unanimously
elected on the Standing Committee. The Club then
adjourned.
YoUYG MES's DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CLUB.-This
Club held its regular meeting at S.uyvesant Institute
last evening. james I. Brady in the Chair, and
George G. Byron and John FOgarIy, Secretaries.
Resolutions we're adopted repudating the Softs, and
everything ike fusion with them detrimental to the
Democratic party unfolding the charter ticket headed
by Augustus Schel for Mayor, denouncing the Ma
tonal Administration mbecile and yeid Of princi-
pie, and characterizing fusion with it as O dis
"eraccful abandonment of principle worse than de-
"feat." After which the Club adjourned.
TEMPERANCE NoMISAIoSs.-The City Temperance
Alliance last evening and made the following nomina
tOns in addition those which bad already been made
For Recorder, FRANCIS X. TILLoU for City Judge,
SIDNEY II. STUART. William Allen, the former nom
nee for City Judge, sent in letter declining the
nomination.
To me Editor Of The NJ y Tribune
SIR Having the publication Of my in several
journals Of this City being independent candidate or tins
Office Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps desire to inform
the public through your valuable paper that an not caHd
date for aat office v4dter and conclusion most cheerfuly
recommend the Wings of the City and County of NewYoE
to cooperate with the support Of The r0ddry nominated
candidate of the Democratic Wing party CHRISTIAN w.
scHAFFER, Eco. Yours Respectfully,
Ne,y. yo,s Oct p. 1854 JACOB L. DODGE.
BROOKLYN DrMocRArIc CONGRESSIONAL CoSvsS-
rIoS-The Democratic Congressional Convention of
the I'D District met at Peoples Hall, in York st.,
last night and organized by selecting William Hur'
man as Chairman and VIM. II. Hogan and Thomas
Mucahy Secretaries. The Delegates from the
With Ward we're excluded from participating in the
- AZ -, thafr
election. An informal ballot was had after which a
regular ballot was taken which resulted as follows:
George Taylor .''''''''''.''''''''''''''s2
I. w. Cumming .....'.'.'''.'.'.'.'''
Y. A. Lbmber.....'...'..''''''.
George DOuglass...
Whole number OF votes.............4o
Mr. TAYLOR was declared nominated, when mo-
ten was made and carried unanimously, indorslng
the coune of Hon Tow Cumming in Congress on
the Nebraska question, and applauding his course
generally.
PoLITIcAL ASSOCIATION OF CoLORED VOTERS
The coored voters Of Kings County have formed a
political association in order the more eectuay to
carry ont their views in regard to Slavery The fol-
lowing are the officers: President, VIM. D. Hodges;
yice.Presidont, p. w. Ray Secretary, ID. u var
rick; Treasurer f. c. Bundck.
WHO NOMINATIONS.
COLEMAN ROBINSON, Justice of Sessions. DANIEL
R.y,R. SUPERINTENDENT of the Poor. AUGUSTUS HA-
ZEN. County Treasurer, and Wm. c. TRowDRiDGE for
Coroner. ,,,
XVIII District THOMAS ii. HOWELL OF Onta-
rio Co. for Congress.
Ontario CO.-Assembly: l. THOMAS b. HoHS Q.
STEPHEY IL. PARKER.
INDIANA.
A friend at BrOokville sends us the following
comments on the election in this State:
"Tbe election is now over and the returns have
boon nouring in on U.s. showing such defeat oil the
ord Lire Nebraska Democrats as no politca parry
has encountered in this country for many years IL Is
IN Ne attributed in my opinion, not to the Number
srd influence of the Know Nothings, but to the con-
victiop thorough and universal Ia the PuDhc mlhu,
that The Administration is incapable and dishonest
conviction produced by the repeal OF the Missouri
Compromise act more than any one thing DO not
moderate the numbers Of the Know Nothing party.
am "a well convinced as any outsloer can DC 'ua'
tbev are no mean power in the State but 1t Is IDLE 10
sunpose that mere religious Intolerance and narrow
spirit of dislike TO foreigners could 80 sauaeiy sPr"s
up and ripen into results 70 overwhelming as we now
observe. The truth is that the Administration mas
outcome i,self and scattered the great party tha1
brought it into power, by course of conduct show
ing its incompetency crowned by fragrant act IN vo-
lation of the simplest principles of public faith.
" Nothing could exceed the unanimity with when
all men Of independent minds acted in the recent cleo
tons. Party leaders, amongst the Democracy, were
never more active. The tools and hacks, acting in
subordiu alton TO them some already holding petty
Offices and others hoping in time TO ill their vacant
shoes were as busy with the aid Of whisky and false
hood as ever heretofore while the other side
paraiivey little was done in the ordinary way OF
stump speaking and electi0neering. The thing has
tie true stamp of popular sponaniey about it that
a thousand fold enhances its value. In one precinct
could name an old man who had always voted the
Democratic ticket came TO the polls with his four