The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-02

nsrtaLe Amer the adjournment the members congre-
sstea in 'he bsrrccm bsow IN groups, an the appoint
inent. tie State Central Committee discussed. IL
was eea,snasa that there lad been lack Of concatory
overture toward The broadway Houae Ia placing there
vs virtually protested against by the united cty dele
satisn y the tate Con,enton-haf IL asking too
nrh ~ the hrpbaway House 30 sacrifice i,s good
and surrender an effective without conced
ing to IL the slish,ea, form u approximation.
VINO sKsAroniAt CONVENTION DISTRICT.
meeting of the Third District wg Senators al Convcu-
lion whs heid at Fordhams - Ann street Hon Coy X.
feon Of tho Third ward delegate large, prcaldng.
and NJ NJ Jones, of Fourth ward, secretary.
Mr. JeSs Ct The committee appointed To iaform Mr.
Ward 81 his nomination for Senator reported that that
genilemhn had net st accepted DID he give any
cation Of his intention 10 do 40
several members Of the urged the
OF Mr. Wards declinaton ba, finally the report of the
committee received.
Al no quorum present, further business WAS
tranSaotsd and the convention adjourned 90 sssiu
at the same place on "Wednesday evening att PM
Dir fappen, president oi the cenyeasioa, absent.
so all the delegates from the ih sud sis,h waris
and only from zach % the First aud Third ~ards
The Second and Fourth wards fully represented by
the Delegates originally elected or by vacancies II IL
understood that the abscntees favorable 20 Mr. Waa
standing nsa candidate. Mr 7. A. Ward had been pre-
vousy nominated by vote Of 10 to IL judge welsh
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT VINO CONVENTION
meeting OF thB convention held Las. night, for
the purpose Of nominating Police Justice, Mr. ). ~
Ackey acting chairman, ani r. o. Davis secretary
A. the convention has becn thus unable agree upca
acandidatc ballot had for delegate large but
after twenty bsotingr n which the vote stood and
the convention adjourned to Monday evening NEXT Tho
prominent candidates Justice Pearcy, the present
incumbent and }. ". fspdrcaD Lieutenant Of tho
Twenty first ward police.
WING NOMINATIONS.
fbr fo1aGlpieT-29th district VIM. g. Barber. .0th.
VIM Buryea aiss BENZ. Rhodes. 32d Jaha tciaicidt
aoh, ". T. Is Mllilen; so,h, John IL Hiiyer sist ou.
" swnn sist /! ~ caenbevea, Ga, John &. Gaili~y;
fbr Aldo,an.-l2th ward, Geo. W Jcukias; 10Th, G.
II. Tucker.
Fbr Charter Ogoss-Iath ward-Councnmnn. I..xo A.
Hopper Assessor A. C. Judson. school commssIonev,
T. II. Brown, Inspector of Schools o. H. steele school
Trustees, John - Hobby -. II. Gregory Win. Dasnins
Inspectors OF Election, 1st district Josph Croeherou
Benz sutton; -, Isaac Bachelor John Gnlean I'd, wm
Oakley, G. ". Van Noorhs; sh, r. H. Brown H. S Jack.
son, 9Th, Rodk a. Knox, j. +. Batlef.
10th ward--Asacssor, Norris II. ihepa. School Com
missioner, VIM. ~ Brakeman School Trustees, Io.. II.
Varnum, Jr, Drs. L. Grswoh aud Deadic. school In
spector - ioomiS conssabks, Samuel Z. Davis, aaA
J0r A@anbyman.-Ioshd district, John II White.
aYpURLicAs NOMINATIONS.
fbr AGsen1ipraen. 9th district Dan. Willis.
fU coanciimcn.--2sth district Fred. Wagner; 2pth
Wm G Barber; aoth Philip Kelley; sbi John 7. conoA
I'm Asscssor--1ith ward John MoGowan
KNOW NOTHING NOMINATIONS.
ftr c0nnc,iunen.--5s;b district Henry Moyes, 6sth,
Wm. II. Taylor; alst, Geo. II. Raymond.
IsbErEspgsr soxfsATiOs
SiSh Ward-in the Thirteenth district R,ahard harry
has been nomna ted for Councilman a. an tuleu~ndest
Democratic candidate.
CURIOUS POLITICAL MOVEMENT.
The republican deiegsson from this ci,y the convss
ton at Syracuse es'iri together today t ono u
the up town hotels II ia rpmorcd tina, they are to ~.
sombie TO cndorse ths Broadway House poaee. or cy
snd county oGecr a. being good enough repabcans II
they retu,c 10 endorse the whlg esnddses viii the wbx
general committees endorse their platform aad princl
Yssf Tbs meeting of the delegation viii s watched viii
moeo Interest and .hcis action canvassed na, little.