The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-06

has plenty of supporters notwihs tanaing what the
or Seymour had yet missed Gre The candidates were
good, and they should fail Of election the day Of
The CAsAs 81 Quarter EAST ten ths
ing dissolved.
MEETING OF THE HES CONGRESSIONAL e lsSs CON-
THE NOMINATIONS.
The delegates elected by the hard shell national domo
crats to nominate candidates for Congress- assembled
last night in their various districts to make choice
The various results we're follows:--
THIRD DISTRICT.
The delegates Of this district met At No. 42 vessy
street. and by the appointment OF E. F. rrobst
chairman In caIr the roll Of delegates elected, it
found that four absent the First ward In
consequences Of which the adjourned meet
ct the same place ON Wednesday evening next he l1th
inst, at O'Clock P. N.
FOURTH DISTRICT
The convention in te district met at the Ivy Green
" Elm street. After the organization of the roeng
carried to into election of for Con
gress. The frst balloting resulted az follows
NIKE WAMn.......... IA
John Kelly OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
1he Hon. Mike Walsh was then decarci To- Be re- pci
mated as the Democratic candidate. cczauittco
then sppointe to arronge for ratification meeting,
after which the Convention adjourned =.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
In this district there much feelng manifested for
and against ths present incumbent Hon John Wheeler
ard two tickets in the Ged both claiming rcgu
lar appears that po ton Of the delegation friends
mousy reaominated him, while those opposed called
another meeting, and nominated ChcScs d. Mead. va
give the .eports cf BOTH
WHEELER AnETrs3.
This party assembled ct the coznAr Of Eorstoc and
ADon Streets the place advertised pY the meeting In the
day papers, and organized by cacg Mr. Reilly to tho
chAsr nd fiup oI,n gar.a .afa
UIon motion It decided to 20 into ctioa
nominee for Congress- and upon the Hrst ballot the Hon.
Of the ting. The convention then adjourned
MEAD AEE7tHG.
This party claim to have mot at the pce the
above meeting and to be the only party who acted open
y ard honorsty. 1hey represent that the above meet
ing wss unfair inasguch II was held with closed
sDs sss hour r S
above it is conteL dsd, composed OF majority Of
atho delegates The meeting was caoi TO order BY the
chairman. II being moved and carried to go into an
election for Congregational nominee Charles D. Mead
in favor Of Bronson and tho platform Of the Nationsi
Democratic CoDye ntion Of July IL.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
The In this district held In the Howard
Eaii, corner Of Barrow and Greenwich streets The
meeting was organized BY appointing John cscry chair
II was then moved and carried that the convention 60
Into election Of nominee for Congress- Upon the
FIRST ballot VIM A. Walker received eleven ont Of the
his election bs declared unanimous The con 7enton
then appointed the usual committees to arrange ra
6catlon meeting afor which the convention adjourned
sire die.
ErGHTu DISTRICT.
The delegates from tho Twofth, Eighteenth, Nine
teenth Twenty first and Twenty second wards elected
for the purpose OF nominating Congressman, met last
pght at Burpham's Hotel, Bloominglals road After
some delay, chairman chosen, in the person Of
Isaac Townsend Esq Tic secretaries, Messrs. McSped
den and BUR-, we're then chosen
nominated for the vacancy in the House OF representa-
| tiver.
The motion was put, and carried unanimously, rira
! rocs.
On motion, committee Of two was appointed to wait
npon Mr. Cutting forthwith, at his residence and In
form him Of the nomination.
The delegates met again at lok P.M whom the com.
nttee reported that they had waited upon Mr. Cutting,
informed him OF the choice of the convention, and
W. as
such that he could not POSSIBLY accept the nomination,
and hoped that some man worthy Of the position should
10 ci oscn.
The report OF the COMMITTEES was then accepted and
motion was made to adjourn until Tuesday evening.
Tho vote on adjournir stood 10 to TO-
On motion IL agreed that they should 60 into bal
ed for that pufpoc.
FIRST BALLOT.
John anderson ......
James L. Sufua...
panie Iayior ........,,....... .........
No choice It requiring majority OF votes present 70
nominate candidate.
AZ IL O'Clock the Convention adjourned until wednes
day evening" In order TO give the Twelfth ward delegates
chance to attend the meeting, there were none
present from That ward last evening"