The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-21
CITY NOMINATIONS.

CITY NOMINATIONS.
KNOW NOTHING NOMINATIONS.
At convention Of the Know Nothinss Of this city.
held Of Thursday evening the folio wing ticket was made
for the coming election
Mayo James " Barker.
Recorder. John n. White.
Mstrict Attorney..... Chauncey schsffer.
lily Jucee. sidney H. STU art.
Streets and Lamps JosephE Eoling
Governor Of A'ni mouse .Joseph Taylor.
surrogate. ALFRED McIntre.
CIVIL JUSTICES.
Sewnh Dstrsc-TwetM, NinacentA and Twenty second
yards
sa1s .is democrat T nsnas f. srass
Soft shell democra....... Tnomss Pearson.
POLICE JUSTICE.
Second DiaricF6urth Sizth and Fourteenth yards.
soft sh. Il democrat. Daniel n Clarke.
Independent ....."...... f DAVID I K;ssnsr.
Seventh Distric-7,cfA, Nineteenth and 7sen.y,second
yards
HARD sheii democrat Michael CoDnoIy.
Soft Ahen democrat. ....... Michael Connolly.
Eighth Dsst'id-.sizteenth and 7'ce.tieth yards.
Soft Ahell democrat. william McConkey.
SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT NOMINATION..
-A-s---o 49, -aos the Second
Assembly district held last night at the Ivy Green
Acommunication being read from James Mciowan, de-
cbning the ne minatioE previously rendered him. upon
motion Nicholas Qusckenboss was unanimously de
to be the hard shell nominee 10 this district for
the Assembly.
YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
large and enthusiastic meeting the Young Mons
Democratic, National Club held last evening at Goa
Broadway Mr. James 7. Brady in the chair and
Aessrs Geor.e G. Byron and John B. Fogerty acted a,
secretaries Mr.. John h. Anthem offered the following
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted
whereas the attempt Ia being made, by intrigue on
the one hand and weakness corruption the other
to acct mplsh fusion semblance of union bstwecn
the nation a democracy and OF the
sent separate In principle ana
no. occupyDg their true position a. antasoniss and
whereas, this club in such fusion no hing bat
disaster to the national demccs attic party ana dis
graceful abandonment Of principles than defeat
Fesolwd That nothing in the subsequent conduct Of
the present administration has regaiped he respect or
In the 6Is year Of It's existence or shown suy res son
why the national democracy should support policy
which now 81 Il has always been, repugnant it,
Resolved That this club recognises a. members Of
the Daticnh democratic party those only WHO and in
or communion with the supporters Of the present al
minst afion or any which sha asopt similar course
Rs oveo That the Democratic Young Mems National
B. Hart Was chairman, acquesces in its proceedings
adopt: and will support the national dsmo,re3ic
sche whose political principles are proved Of
whose nose cspscity and integrity We are assured
Inc meetirg then adjourned
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
"eouDs Oh u oeNgatest 10 the Temperance Copven |
ton to select candidates TO be supported by the tom
tsrance party at the ensuing election was held last
night at the rooms Of the Alliance hscornsr Of Grand
md 8rosdway G. Leigh was called to the chair and
John Wellslegher acted % Secretary. /
The convention It onc- r.-Sssdsd TO the nomination
81 candidates. passing the Mayor which WAS understood
70 have been In favor Of James W. Barker at the
previous meeting Of the convention
The following selection was made
City JuCge-Sidney h. stuart.
RecordeI-r r. yillou
The fight upon the shove candidates Was very severe
md TOOK up all the evening The convention without
completing the ticket adjourned till Monday night NEXT
u the same pla3e
The selection for Mayor ID by no cans received with
inanimity By the Temperance Mr. O. @. Leigh, the
,resdent Of the Alliances hes bean nominated for the
Aayorslty by several temperance bodiee but has do
line running upon the ground that he would diminish
ne vote for Wilson g. HUNT, for whom he thinks the
enperancs party should throw their influence.