New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04


Si 7y,,,a Ba,s Aael Freeman solor,n Noble D.ai.
I 4%es s,t Ha,a Edward Fellows. Samuel Allen An
7,1eTfy ,ccus Ward Nclo.as ss.s David J. Chs;ded
DJIrcATTs TO INV CovGRrssrovaL CONVENTIONS
IIId DurRIcri Robt .Ws,ker John Cullen James Csva
,s,L 1lous, Kevin Tsrs, Jackson John ( M10af ird
william Miner, Daniel Msshs. John h harm, z D Mar Mar
Yl,ioher n Van syck 5 Herr, Rel. Henry D51ghery
yTsa t.9ser Az S;sS HA To v9rr.r Ross Lnd
Ma DisInoT-4 Thomas ". 81 sridau. Joseph Hilton
John Keg1ey D. Weloh. John ss., 81 % Lox 20 vs
ward Wsleh Dennis shane John l. On mon s'fEhsn ~ u
Brow Eiehael Relsra u Thcns: Boz. 'A-'' nays
Vim DIsrRIcT-7 T ~ adams ". Jun con John Kim
Mlcs = A. drus Alfred Palmer viner Com. H. J'ha Ne
Cornell Whlsmsbuigh-Not elected. .-.-5., n.
John Petit Thomas Barton Care, vsnyel.oL No re-
,r II 1'% wa5 Benz: .st, i' v ss.@ r''
Win DIsTEIcr-9 Jos Baldwin. Jacob Windr' aNsi
Thos d james, Mari R Tboinss Jane. r. Cn~iord Ed
wsId Riley jane GIefc5y . Jems' Mooney k,oe'' u
Vllth DIsrRIcT.-l2 Daniel +. Tienan John d Nsndsn'
burg John Riker William II Ethg $ Benson McGoxn, ls
c,ipe1 Jsre BonStliy 10 VIM Dunhsn Henry
Nus John Fitch Philip Foley David Wood a. Ch.re'
SsS Han e Jss 'J Jacob
Gown Michael Cursn Henry Listenesu, " A Dealing
HARD CITY SoNINArTOS
lid Police DIsTRICT.-MATHEw l.. BRESNAN,
Captain of the Sixth Ward Police was nominated
last evening at the Cry stal, the Hard Shell Demo
cratic nominee for Police Magistrate to succeed ID w.
Clarke, who was appointed by the Governor until the
vacancy occasioDed by the death Of James McGra.h
was filed by the people.
LETTER FROM NICHOLAS DEAS, EsQ.
NEWIORK, October =, 1854.
IsAAc H. BAILEY Esq, Secretary, &C:
Dur Sr--On the 27th Of September had a short
conversation with Thomas Suhern, Esq. and in the
afternoon Of the same day addressed to him note,
saying that " if the Electors desire my services
the Chief Executive Officer of the City, they may
" con II ard them"
At that time thought the proposition a remote pos
siby only; am in the receipt of your letter OF
tie 29th handed to Inc on the 30th Of toe same
month officially communicating the fact that the
Municipal Reform Committee have unanimously re-
solved TO nominate for that ofce-thus presenting
the subject III new, snore substantive and very diff
ferent aspect. For two days have given to il my
most anxious thought.
To meet the public expectation in carrying forward
the reform movoment-tO introduce efficiency, sys-
ten and economy in the departments Of the City Gov
ernment-to effect firm, temperate aud unyieding
foI cement of necessary but absolute ordinancesto
repress cenousness, and growing spirit Of riot aui
disorder " III require in the incumbent irmness of
purpose consummate industry and great physical en-
Gur8nce.
My age has deprived me of the latter qualification
and brought with ii the consciousness that the little
residue of my life should be devoted to the quiet pur
suits of private citizen rather than to the excite
ment strife and often bitterness of official position
is sanctioned by my Judgments deliberately made,
ard 1ciH not be recOnSsdfTed.
My only regret in the matter arises from the trouble
] have invOluntarily imposed upon the Committee,
but console myself in the belief that every member
of il, WILL upon reflection admit the wisdom Of this
final step and that it will find difficulty in filling
the place left vacant, with name quite acceptable
il the person Of younger man.
Returning my grateful ana profound thanks for the
honor conferred upon me-
NICHOLAS DEAN
wrLLIAMsBURGH HARD.sHELL PRIMARY ELECTION.
The Hard Shell Primary Elections in Wiiliamsburgh
were held last evening, for the purpose of electlng
Delegates to the Fifth Congressional District, to be
held in New. y ork the 9Th inst The following
Delegates favorable to the nomination of Jacob
Messerole, were elected:
First HG'd-Edmqnd Drisss David Poole RIM Colt VIM
Second Uard-J Henry Mum James Lee, Edward Brown,
John futile. Andrew McAlehon. 49,
Third UGrd-John Collagsu, Bernard Grennin, Mchsel
Murray, Michael Nal one John Harrington.
WING NONISATIONs.
Esser For Assembly, n. G.. BOYSToS County
Clerk, ELISHA A. ADAMS; County Treasurer, SAP
IoRD L. Hale; Justice Of Sessions HARVEY CAR
TER.
Uoyne.-County CLERK, SAXON b. GAyITT; Treas
uror, IHILANDER L. BRADIsH Superintendent, " NJ.
MoCRBEIDGE; Justice, CHAUNcEY Il. collins.
IlTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcT.-RUFUs ii. hING
of Greene Co.
NEW YORK STUMP NOMINATIONS.
Oneida For Congress- 20, RUTGER b. MILLER,
who is said TO he of the Hard. Shell school in )cs.
.J1ers0n and LeclS.-FoT Congress, 20, Dr. JoHs
l.. DUNLAP announces himself a. an Independent
"SilVer Grey candidate, and JoHS H. GooDALE IN
behalf Of the Americans
Monroe For Congress, 90, WILLIAM c. BLoss of
Rochester.
FREE DEMOCRATIC SOMISATIoSs.
Oswego and Madisoa.-Congress, 90 short term,
FEDERAL DANA of Fenner, Madison County, and
CHARLES G. CASE of Oswego. for full term
OHIo.-J. W. Davis the Nebraska candidate for
Congress in the Xth District is stakeholder.
Andrew Ellison. Dem. has been re. nominated for
Congress in the With District
Ehoch G.. Dial is the Douglasite candidate for Con
cress in tie WITH Distric