New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-20

w. BR0WE. AVN DBtrlct; JACOB .. ANDERSON.
XVIII District, WARREN C. GRAY. XXXIXth Dis
trict WILLIAM N. yERMILrE. XLth District, OTIs
ID. SWAN. XLIst District, EDWIN J. BRowS.
XLIId District, JOHN McISITRE. XLIIIi District,
ANDREW BRIDGEMAS. XLIvth District, b. C.
WAsDELL. XLyth District, CHARLES c. WHITE:
MUNICIPAL REFORM NOMINATIONS.
IIId Ward For Alderman, ORsos BLUNT.
XXIa Ward.-For Alderman, RICHARD MoTr.
CouScrLxEs.-Ivth District NICHOLAS s. LUD-
LAM. Lyth District, CHARLES Ii. HAswELL. LXth
District CHARLES c. NORTH.
INDEPENDENT NOMINATIONS.
IIpJUDIcIAL DIsTRICT.-DAyIDk IsssER of NIVh
Ward.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
CoUsoILMES-XXXth District, JACKSON YERNn-
YE. Hard. Lid District, Aze Freeman. XVIII
District, ORLANDO GRAY. XXXth District, +, j. A.
BooLE. XLvth District, JARED GILsos, Soft. List
District JoHs McCLASE, Soft. XXth District,
RALPH BoGERT, Hard. XXIyth District, HENRY II.
MoRAEGE, Hard.
SOFT. SHELL NOMINATIONS.
yIIITH JUDICIAL DIsIRIcT.-For Police Justice,
WILLIAM McCoyKEY Of XXth Ward.
With DISTRICT soFT-sHRLL NOMINATION.
CosGREss.-The Soft-Shell Delegates TO the With
District Congressional Convention, composed Of the
Twelfth Eighteenth, Nineteenth, Twenty-frst and
Twenty second Wards, met last evening at Stars
Five Mile House, to nominate candidate for Con-
eress Robert Kelly was first nominated and de-
clined. Lorenzo b. Shepard was also nominated ADD
declined. third trial was then made, which re.
suited in the nomination Of Edward b. Fellows of
the Twenty first Ward, on the fourth ballot Mr..
Fellows was waited upon by a Committee, and ac-
cepted the nomination.
GRATH. POLICE JUSTICE.
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Grath, as the only regular Democratic candidate for
Police Justice of the WITH, With and XIyth Wards,
held a mass meeting last evening at Powers's Mont
oomery Hall, No. rs Prince-st. The room and pas
sages leading to it were densely crowded
John DIVER was called on TO Preside. The follow
ing Vice. Presidents were chosen: Joseph Shannon,
John Kelly, Mr.. Mcnamara, Mr.. OKiefe, Michael
Walsh. Francis O'Reily, David Dolan Patrick
OCopnell Patrick Herman Michael Henessy anu
sixteen Others were chosen Secretaries The Chair
man explained the object of the meeting. Mr.. Hen
messy was the fret speaker lie said he was no poll
tcian but hated politics more aud more every time
he tried them and he hoped this would be the last
time He referred to his and his fellow,countrymens
escape from bad laws in the country OF their BIRTH and
the equal rights which the Constitution OF America
Grants IN all He was happy to say he felt himself In this
land no foreigner, but an American. Applause
He had infinitely watched the conduct OF pubic OIL
cers in this City, and could speak OF MI hcdrah IS
good officer and venerable man. He expected his
listeners 10 be steady and temperate and TO exercise
their franchise honestly and Justly.
The Longshoremens u. Is. Society entered the
room in a procession carrying a transparency.
Coupsellor o Brien addressed The meeting. He re-
fred TO the services rendered curing thirty years by
Mr. McGrath 10 his countrymen IN Amerlca, and
asked if they were going to desert INN IN tne hou1 OF
his trial Loud cries of No. He said that he had
the confidence of James T. Brady. Applause Now
that thew were surrounded by hOrdes OF assassns who
would destroy the Constitution Of their country they
should especially be unanimous.
One of the Secretaries read resolutions hlgniy COM
mendinp Mr. McGraih as qualified for Police Jus
tice as democrat of the old school and hiead oil
the workingman who had distinguished himself I'D an
effort TO shorten the hours OF labor Inc resolutions
censured those who made distinctions between nanve
and adopted citizens, and who would pack the In
spectors of Primary Elections. They also returned
thanks to Mr. Powers for the use of his room for the
meeting without charge. ,.
urged Mr.. McGraths claim, were enthusiastically re-
The meeting then adjourned.
THIRD WARD POLITICS.
ro "A, Editor, Of Ia ~ Y Trlbu.e
We. the undersigned, hereby protest agape -
name. having been present. s1S.Asd sia5
s wM LA Faf1ETRS' ALIEN cRoskrr.
! y.s, York Oct. 10. D. MCLAUGHLIN
| RpooxIYy WARD NoAIsArross.-The Demo-
cratic Primary Meetings were held on Wednesday
evening, and delegates were chosen to the Ciiy'
| County Congressional and Assembly Conventions;
and in compliance with the recommendation OF the
Democratic General Committee, nominations for
Ward Officers were made in the following WARDS;
| T,t Uard.-Aldermen-0 Hull, j. q. Meme.
| Superyisor-William Human. Assessor-isaae ' an
| Apden. Copstable--Geo Smith COMMISSIONER Vi
Excise-Edward Collins. L,
| TId Uard.-Aldermen-Ro Y. Brainard, bu-
ward PelL Superyisor-James NJ. Nicely. Assessor
WIN. Mullen. Commissioners oil LA0He" "
| Shaw Constable-Peter McCatrey. ,
| TITd ard-Aldermen-Samuel Cornwell, Au-
gustu. Butler. Supervisory. 7. stanton. ~
va rd.-Aldermen-Patrick Dun mm. :" ,
Gardner. Supervisor-John j. NmIe, ooni
! sioner of Excise--P Kelan. Assessor-Jsmes her-
| rigan. Contradictions Fields. G..
! VIA Grd.-Aldermen-Stephen Jackson sam
uel Graham. Supervisor-Perker BALDWIN. Ass7s
| sor-Casper Urban. Constsble-Wm. HYDE: TT
I1Xth nord.-Aldermen-Wm 1. Mills, Mm- n.
| Campbell Supervisor-JohnS. Bogart. Assessor
| .Iohn Flood Constabie-John Burke. Commissioner
of Excise-Thos Hamilton.
| XIIh Ward.-Aldemen-T Timothy Bannon, mos
| Mulcahy. Supervisor-John Garland. Assessor-
I Tho. Courtney Csnstable-Tsos Baird Comms-
sioner of Exeise-John flaherty. ,..
In the Nth, With, With, Nth and Nun
Wsrd Delegates were elected 10 nominate candda'es
for Ward officers. -. sa,h
The Congressional Convection meets on the sotn
inst the County Convention on the Esd. the Assem-.
bly, Convention on the s5th and the CITY Con'ssao"
on the 27th. ,,,
KNOW NOTHING NOMINATION..
We are informed that the Know-Sofaing Conreh
ton Of the Ist Congressional District assembled on
the 18th ct Jamaica, and nomin,.sd W. W. YAK o.