New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-19

CoTone'.'''''''''''''''i A g. Jones
A s. Ball.
TIE following resolutions offered by r. j. Otarsen,
Fife enth ward and delegate TO the Republican State
convention, were adopted and the frat, with but one
dirsenter and the other unanimously:
Retot,d That socept and endorse tbs Republican pat
form adopted the Syracuse Convention the o'' OIL '
s.I;s s sd .s.. K. ,e s.s is' a
The State tieLet omrsed the Syracuse Republican State
convention.
The committee meet again tonight
NOMINATIONS IN THE SEVENTEENTH WARD.
The following nominations have been made in the
Seventeenth ard OF Brooklyn, Eastern district:
Hhg noninoton,-For supervisor John Boutele for s.
derrDsn, Capt Bliss for eaptsiu of police Geo Buc'
aldermen Broad for captain Of police David sssn
Kn0s Nothing nomtnafi0nsfor supervisor, Geo w Kelley
stIwelL
The Republicans have not yet made their nomna-
tioDs, but it is understood they will adopt the Wing
nominees.
JUSTICE PEARCEY.
Justice Pesrcey has received and accepted from the
Reform party the nomination for police justice for the
vItb judicial district, comprising the Eighteenth and
Twenty first wards. Judge Pesrcey has been on the
bench sincelss inter under an
eIpor and the city has few udges strictly cOrrecin
the discharge Of duty. He is an ardent advocate Of tenn
persnce and reform Of city morals, and has been &C
lively engaged several years in the benevolent and ed
vocational movements of the most worthy Of our cti-
zers. He will probably ge. the Reform and Wing
votes but none from the rummies.
TWENTY FIRST WARD SOFT-sIIELL CHARTER
CONVENTION.
The convection above named me. last evening at
the Mansion house, Thirty second street and Fourth
avenue, Daniel W. Clark presiding, and nominated
the following ticket: For councilman LIVth district,
John j. Mullen; for councilman LNth district, Chas.
II. Haswel for assessor, james Murphy; for school
commissioner Edward b. Fellows; for school inspect
ors Nicholas Fisher John KiDsey; for trustees, Jas.
Ward, Edward Rogers, Thomas McCoy, j. II. Klinker.
SIXTH JUDICIAL DIsTRICT-sOFT.
The Soft convention met again last evening at the
usual place-Thiry second street and Fourth ave-
nue-srd belloted three times, but could effect no
choice as the candidates were about evenly balanced
Clark receiving four to Dennison's and Downeys
three each. After the convention adjourned, con-
siderable row took place in the bsrroom among the
candidates and outsiders, on account of the number
of balotngs and obstnacy displayed by the delegates
in not choosing some one candidate.
REPUBLICAN MEETING IN BROOKLYN
The Republicans Of the Eleventh ward held meet
ing in Adephi street. near Fulton avenue, last even
mg.
Mr.. VIM. Peet presided, and read preamble and
into Territory now fee, which were unanimously
passed.
Mr. Truemau sherwood of Hcv-York was then
introduced and addressed the meeting at considerable
length on the Influence of Slavery, and referred 10 the
difference which existed between the Slave states OF
the South ard the Free States of the North. The
speaker alluded to what Virginia and New York were
at the time of the adoption of the Federal constitution
Virginia then far outstrpping New-York In popular
ton and commerce. but now New-York was far
ahead and furnished all the vessels to transport her
commerce. The speaker alluded to the right OF Con-
gress to prohibit Slavery in Territories now free, con-
tending that they could legitimately exercise that
power
DEMOCRATIC CITY CONVENTION.
The Democratic city convention for the purpose OF
selecting candidate for the office Of city judge I'm
place Of Judge Culver met yesterday evening ana
selected Samuel Garrison Esq, after which they al
iour1ed until next Monday to select candidates for
iustices