The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

On motion of Mr.. Charles Riddle OF the Twelfth ward,
the declination of pr. Wood was accepted.
nessrs Charles ? Miller, Of Twenty-arst ward, and
Joseph Carlisle Of Sixth ward, then appointed
teers, and the delegates proceeded to make open
nations for Governor of the Amshouse. Mr. Albert
son, exMayor Harper Gen. William Hall, and Messrs.
pinkney and Oliver we're named candidates The fol-
canaidates. TTrsl Second Third
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During one Of the the" baottnes Mr. RIDDLE cot upon
bench and stated that he could not support
count of their wealth considering that no qualification
for nomination. He, therefore, announced that he
would vote for Mr. Alberson and deposited open vote
for him.
On the third ballot, Mr.. Alberson declared unani
Messrs W. H. stogdill Of the Twelfth ward John j.
c p; Of the Eighth ward and John II Bennett Of
the nomination Of Broadway House.
wHIG SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
The Third District Wing Senatorial Convention reassem
Sed again last evening at % Ann sreet-Mr Charles
Jones, Of the Fourth ward acting secretary letter
was read BY Mr.. Tappen, from Theodore a. Ward, who
was placed in nomination on the 30h of August accept
ing the Wing Senatorial nomination. The convention
then adjourned sine die without transacting any other
business OF particular importance.
WING AND AMERICAN NOMINATIONS.
For Councilmen-Eghth district Ieinue w. Clark;
Ninth do. G. A. Bainey; Tenth do. VIM. II. Crane
Assessor--John W. Bennett.
THE HALF SHELLS ORGANIZED.
Tie Half Shell General Committee held meeting last
night, at ST. Johns Hall, and organized by the appoint
ment Of John H. Williams, Of tho FIRST ward, chair
John Carray, of the Sixteenth ward as secretaries
Credentials were then received from every ward in the
s s s rseh Mi Pan na read
SasasT so,n%9 riisy tie between the
holding the primary election After arranging the de-
tails the convention adjourned to Friday next
GERMAN DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
This convention met last night, Mt Pythagoras Hail.
and after an exciting discussion decided to reconsider
their nomination of N. II. Wilhelm for Coroner, and
Charles Dessoye for Aimshouse Governor.
TENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT HARD SHELL C0NvEN-
TION.
The National Democratic Republican Nominating Com
mee of the Tenth Assembly district consisting Of the
evening, at the Of Forty street and Broad
way. One two attempts made TO proceed to bal
lot for candidate for Assembly but were Intellectual
Several motions made to adjourn, which finally
carried and the Chair named next Saturday evening"
the corner of Eightysixth street and Fourth
FOURTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT HARD SHELL
CONVENTION.
The national democracy of the Sixteenth and Twentieth
wards met last evening at the Homestead No 2o2 Eighth
ayenuc-Air Bliss, Of the Sixteenth ward presiding and
William w. Dean OF the Twentieth ward, Secretary.
Mr. clan, of the Sixteenth ward moved that the Con-
yention candidates for the nomination. Carried.
Ezra w. Dean, Of the Twentieth ward, and John d.
McGregor Of the sixteenth ward were put in nomination
The convention then adjourned to meet next Tuesday
evening.
FOURTEENTH WARD HARD SHELL COUNCIL N0MINA.
TIONs.
In the Thirty sixth Council district, Mr. Patrick Barnes
renomnatea for Councilman. James Carly presided
and Thomas Lynch acted Secretary. Thirty -seventh
district, Joseph Hutton nominated for Councilman.
Mr.. Wilhelm presided, and John Leamy was Secretary.
In the hirtyeghth district the convention adjourned
over without making any nomination.
FIFTIETH COUNCIL DISTRICT.
Tie National Democratic (hard SHELF Council Conven-
ton OF the Fifteth district held meeting at Joyces
262 Thirteenth street. last night; James f. Henry Chair
Mr. ri lv
was unanimously nominated the candidate for Coun.
Gilman in that district.
EIGHTH WARD CHARTER AND COUNCIL CONVENTION.
meeting Of the Eighth Ward National Democrats was
held at Bradburys Hudson and Dominck streets
f. E Arnoux as Chairman and Robert wild, Secretary.
ieenth district Jonas Philips Eighteenth district
John r. Betts Nineteenth district, Robert II. Ellis
Twentieth district, Abraham L. Brewer Inspector Com
mon Schools, George L. Loutrell.
SIXTH HARD SHE'LL ASSEMBLY CONVENTION.
The delegates TO this convention met last evening Mt
the house Of George Cox corner Of Canal AMI varick
F-Arnoux as secretary. William Aiken was unani,
mously nominated as candidate for the Assembly.
SOFT SHELL YOUNG MEMS GENERAL COMMITTEE.
This committee met last evening in 1ammany Hall but
separated without ransacng business. The object
of the meeting 1t is understood, to make arrange
ments for vigorous show ut the ensuing election the
9th Of November and to carry IT, If possible As there
only just fifteen members (exacty quorum)
present, II thought best TO defer the business till
some future OCCASION when create. number Of the
the city, county and other political conventions
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE
The Republican Central Committee met last evening,
AT the Mercer House-Edward A. Stansbury OF the
Fifteenth ward presiding.
committee Of three appointed TO confer with the
delegates to the Wing and Republican State Conventions
from this city and with similar committees from the Wing
General Committees. The committee then adjourned
FOURTEENTH WARD REPUBLICAN, NOMINATION.
For Alderman-pavid Adams. Counciimen-fhrty-
sixth district James McGlone Thirty seventh do, VIM.
H. Raynor Thirty eighth do, Howell Vail, Jr. Asses
sor-Terrance Herman. Constabes-Joseph Vail and
VIM Mechan. Assembly-Capt David Kssner inspec-
torsGeorge Holberton William H. Scally James White,
William Rncey.
TEMPERANCE NOMINATIONS.
Sirfh Police Judicial District Eighteenth and Twenty
first wnrdsJustice Pcarcy has received and accepted
the nomination OF the Temperance Alliance for Police
Justice Of the sixth district.
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