The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-07

L. tbdosslns ths eandsa*if~ nom a@se4 ~ *rftFnss
warmly
Approving q the pisssss-. - hr ass rssi- - ss
poliiie-.
Warmly opposing frsnee .suhas ssendnurms ~ the
platform. prohibiting she inirveuroa ~ s@vvsy ,no "a
9. FndorrIng the sebrs.t. /. ssu sraly
John cochrrns tunrss rwsrkA~snss, C~err~ f1.-~f
and Thomas noese urEei the sdopis - ti~ resstsas
nj Frrat length, after whch thsy r@-sa 9th veg
little oppo itian though hl ~ kso~. ts.s ~
twthiy OF the memeefs ~ thh eesn~sst~. $40 ser.
nearly all Of them tnesB ~ - aa~s q Dr.
sou nrins.Iie- nor yei - Towe'ai cocssns sss n
the committee follow Il passisey.
After the pa.,ags - ne re-ssiss~ rels~n rad
and carried that the cemmee aaouFs - the g-sh ln
when call Tor primary election g. C,unsy ciy 4ht
Judicial Conventions vii ~ issued.
4 Is understood tina, grsna mas. r.sesinr ~ y ht
nominations, al vhi u Is said GOV. synsar 49, bs
present.
TnE RErrBLIcas rArrv.
Free soil republican cit aIe a0W belas fAlallY of
sanised every ward of the cty. A. x.ssr.i thiax
THEN members composed ~ ~hss Who essisnty A.
sigu to the organization for ,hels ssn parsaa par
poses In several Of the districts .ns iArss
delegates 10 Syracuse have beca ciecsea eaing
be regular, aud there viii be confasisa xhen he
Republican state Convention meets who are 80
read delegate However, Il does not male mach alarr
euce who are admitted, tor most ~ thr aeeNsions
selfclected, bogus affairs Ia the rhsa pard
three sets OF delegates claiming 50 se secsss So a
"A b ~
evening, known respectively the rarsaon sas Costa
parties The only claim ths former has esef ths
ae, y ,n", y my yess ,sa'Ia T. seApa.s siss, ~
with brandy and water THIS oestaay e.iablshes she
regularity of the ticket.
REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE
The central committee q the republican party me' lat
night 455 Broome street, and detefmnea ~ org.as
\ city committee similar 10 the whis nnA democratic
committees. They viii meet ON saturday nght a tAs
same place 70 perfect their arrangements.
Erourn WARD RErUBLIoass.
preliminary meeting of the republicans X the rth
ward held ast night at the Mercer House, a rcsl
presiding, when II determined 70 sdoufn = this
cyeningat eight o'clock, 10 perfect their arangnrnts
WIG ASSEMBLY NomSArEoss.
Frt As4rn,ly Diaria.-The whg Assembly Couvcn.
tion Of the First district pirst and second wsrd)
held last evening at Atlantic Garden, Thomas caay pc.
siding and James F. Carter acting secretary Peter n
Van ioutten Of the First ward nominated 81 A.
| sembiy. No delegate al large nominated
Seeo,d Asseatiy Dfsiris-rhe District Convention mot
| at rattens Hotel last evening, owen w Brennaa pre-
siding and Charles u. foote acting secretary ~ de
| II. n. Sherwood OF the Third ward nominaiea ID T.
| Henderson, of the Third ward for Assembly.
Mr. George W. Williams of tho Sixth ward. nominated
Robert b. Coleman, Of the Third ward and claimed ths
nomDa'ion a. being due the sixth ward. Mr. Coleman
Messgs H. N. Sherwood and George W. Williams we're
appointed committee TO notify Sir Coleman Of his
nation Mr.. Coleman is the present Asaenlbiyman ifom
| The Ienth District whig Assembly CONVENTION oom.
posed Of delegates from the Twelfth Nineteenth anl
gwenty-second wards, met last evening, at GesYr Is
Overs Of Third and Eghty.sxth street
and the third ballot nominated john ~ Reed their
| candidate.
The Wig c. invention for the Fourteenth Asamby As.
trict Sixteenth and Twentieth wara' met last eycn ng
at tie Utah Houfc al Twenty 9TH street ard
Eighth avenue and organized by the appointment q
saac Day ton o. chairman, and john II. Griay aee
ary Tie convention then proceeded to ballot ior aele
cate at large, there being vo feom each wavt AMI the
| lrst ballot resulted ag ioows.-
irancs b. curry.
Mr. Curry appeared and took his seat, when ,ho COZ
vention ADJOURNED, to meet at the place the =
| Of October.
Deiegaes from the two wards composing the same A.
semby district met al the time and place, COR t'
purpose Of eeciug delegate to the district n
tion effected by calling Samuel Delamaer 10 thc
chair and appointing James Milwood secretary. AT q
late hour bslotns was going forward for delegate at
| large, with little prospect Of any agreehcnt
/ TIE SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY CONVENTION.
| This convention met at Thompson, In tho Fourth
avenue 20 elect Assemblynan 10 rprescnt the six
| teenth district Several ballotings had but the
convention could not agree upon man. there being tie
and W. J.. Earle the individuals who equally
divided the convention. The election was postponed 10
some future period.
wonKiN0MESs PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE.
This committee met Mt the Cooper House las, eycnng
and organized by the election Of William Arbuthno.
i president, and William West for secretary
/ committee was appointed 70 report 70 The next
meeting the Of members Of standing cornm tees
Tie committee consists Of s. W. Jaqucs, T. w. Morgan
and j. J. Bradshaw. On motion, the Chairman and
secretary added. II resolved TO i the
/ ces in the committee at the next meeting.
The members o. the Executive Committee in
sructed to organize their ward committees and to
| port progress at the next meeting.
The sccreary autht rzed 70 prepare list of all
the candidates for Office so far put in nomination
that may be nominated TO meet on Tuesday evening.
1 Adjourned at O'Clock
NOT KNOW NOTHING.
Henry y. johnson, who announced a candidate
tor City Inspector In yesterdays Herald Ia not Know
Nothing as therein stated but shof shell admins,ra-
| tion demoefat.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Please rcctify mistake In naming Jacob Z. Moore for
Comptroller lie Is not candidate for that Office. Re
spectfuliy, JACOB :. MOORE.
September q, 1856
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In your paper Of this morning. ind my name in tho
list ~ aspant for the democratic nomination for Coro
ner. beg leave 10 say that not knocking at that
door for admission. DIR. FREDERICK W. PERRY
sErT. g. 1855.