The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


y George p. Pelton.
8 Garrett Van Keuren.
l. william Williams. Harmon S. Cutting.
2. Elijah Ford j. Goold Mather.
Nathaniel M Jones.
winslow G. Watson.
IuSALS.
Joseph R. Flanders
l. yunius A. Smith. Aiansou Fisher.
2 Luther Crosby. Owen Bryan
L. Samuel Earl
=. William johnson.
l. Pearson xundy.
MADISON
l. Benjamin Enos.
. jeremiah Cooper. simOn C. Hitchcock.
|. Horstio @. Warner. 5. P. Sterling
2 William T. Lsthrop. III. W. Jones'
0. Jchn Murdeck Isaac Josyn.
NV roxE.
l. John J. TAFT, Richard T Mulligan
3 John Clancy. George d. W. Clinton.
g. James G. Smith. James Hayes.
John Y. Savage, Jr. Robert c. Mcintyre
S. Anthony T. Gallagher. Robert Ferguson.
!. John MACK. Jane. L Van wart
g. John Harrison Henry McCullom.
. Robert Earl Henry Wooliey
TO- John Doherty. James Rutherford.
IL. John Dimou. JOIN Tlley
IL. Thomas Wilson. william Deeling.
To- VIM. N. McIntire. Jonathan rrotter.
Il. John Canrey. Thomas Munday.
1e. Thomas Reilly. James W. Walsh.
10 Horace i. Clark. James M Smith,Jr.
NIAGARA.
.. Charles Mo,ncux.
o. N. L. Kinyon.
2. Thomss NJ. Howell william Ball
/. John K lawson. Alien NJ Sherman.
.. Calvin G. Sawyer.
3. Sam Fowler.
oRIvAss-
Alexis Ward Curtis Barnes.
orsEao.
I. James e. Dewey.
David r. Floyd Jones.
RKyss11Au.
1. Job Pierson. samuel Slower.
SARATOGA
.. samuel Chapman.
1. Treat Durand. Daniel D. Dodge,
sxsrrs
Ceorg,S Ccnover.
SUFFOLK.
|. Crosvenor S Adams. George Howell.
2 Bsnj. 7. Hutchinson
WASHINGTON.
/. Oliver Cook.
= Csment M Dawson. ED. Baker
l. Andrews Preston. william Edwards.
wEsroHHnIR.
, EJmund G. Sutherland Russell smith.
WYOMING
Rufus Smith. Alden ). Stevens
John l. Ie Wis, Jr.
The irst district of Suffolk county sends Judge
Grosvenor 8. Adams. last year q member of the
nent and active democrat. With Adams and Hun
tington, old Suffolk will certainly be worthily and
well represented. -
neux, good and true democrat, is the delegate to
the State Convention from the second district Of
that county.
The delegation from the Cataract county is now
full: Hubbard Mckay from the first district, and
Mr.. Molyneux from the second.
The choice OF Gen. VIM. F. Lathrop, from the city
(2d Assembly, district Of Monroe, is alike credtabe
to the convention by which he was chosen, aud q
deserved compliment 10 an efficient democrat. This
selection completes the delegation from Monroe,
which consists Of Messrs Warner Lsthrop, and Muir
dock.
N. Jones to the State convention. There will be
little fear that this gentleman will be COMPOUNDED
with bis baxnburning namesake of Orange. He is
3 democrat of the tue adamantine stamp.
The first district of Rensselaer,, composed Of the
several wards OF the city OF Troy, Thursday eve
ming made choice Of Hon. Job Pierson, everywhere
known as veteran in our ranks and democrat
above fear and above reproach Samuel Slower,
Esq., young and talented democrat, Is the alter
nate.
The New York National Democrat says
recent meeting Of tho convention Of the Sixteenth
district to choose delegate the state convention to
be held at Syracuse the 18th instant Horace Clark
vss appointed alternate Thcss arc GOOD sound men,
true and will faithfully represent the views of the
national democracy Of the Eighteenth aud T~enty6r
wards.
The convention of the first district of New York
also met on Thursday evening, as we learn from the
same paper and selected ex-Alderman John j. TAFT,
democrat, as delegate to the State Convention and
Richard 7. Mulligsn Of the First ward, one Of the
members Of the present State Committee, as alter
nate.
We are gratiaed to hear that the Hon. d. R. Floyd
Jones u the delegate from Queens TO the Dcmocra-
tic State Convention.
Mr.. Jones Is well known throughout the State as
formerly an able and nfexible representative in the
State Senate Of the former first district and since
"A one OF the truest and soundest democrats in the
STATE.
yon. an orthodox, estmeblc and able democrat, is
the delegate to the State Convention from the third
district. capital selection.
The first Assembly district convention Of Jefier
son county, have appointed Hon. Pearson Mundy
State delegate. Mr.. Mundy Is we'll known as the
democratic candidate for congress In 49, and one Of
she victims Of the free soil treachey in that memo
rabie era Of union and harmony" He is sound
democrat Of the ever reliable stamp.
The second district Of westchester sends Edmund
@. Sutherland, ESQ, Of the Eastern State Journal,
70 the State Convention, and Hon. Russell Smith,
Speaker pro tenn Of the Assembly Of 1885, alternate
Both are able and innexiblc democrats Of the right
school, and well known IS such throughout the
State.
Dr b Brsndreth has been elected delegate to the
On the 18th Of september ns.t By the democrats Of the
soond Assembly district Of westchsstsr county E a.
Sutherland Esq Is the delegate from the lower Assem-
The Turf.
TRorrISo ON LONG ISLAND.
MAssArEouA COURSE, Souri, 0rsrxR BAY, l.. l.,
July sch, le54.-Pune, $50. Nile heats best 8 In S.
to harness.
The owner entered blk. m. Crow Queen. 2 1
The owner entered blk. m. Lily Dale. ..m..3 "a
The owner entered blk. m. Little Eva. 4 2d'wn
Time, 2.4s, 2.45, 2.55. Track sandy.
SAME DAr.-Pmse-Mil heats, in harness.
The owner entered 8. &. Tom Butter. ......,.1
The owner entered 8. colt La Belle Rouge. .....2 2
Time, 2.44, 24s.
The above the quickest time ever made in public
pn this track.
the hearing OF the of Miss Della Webster on hs-
III corpus, at Madison Ind has been postponed until
IT, SQA net