New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-08
Isl. Ballot. I'd Ballot.


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Dr. }. L. H,su.....................1
ID COnnery having received majority over all
votes cest was declared elected. 1t then deter
mined that on the next ballot the three highest should
stand as the other nominees for Coroner and Messrs.
VIM. ODonnell, Joseph Heine, and Robert Gamble,
receiving the highes, votes accordingly declared
nominated
Committees were then appointed TO call q rst ication
meeting, and to notify the Nominees, after which the
Convention adjourned.
SIXTH JUDICIAL POLICE DISTRICT EIGHTEENTH
AND TWENTY. FIRST WARDS) SOFT SHELL
CONVENTION.
This Convention assembled Saturday evening, at
"The Marsion House" Thirty second-st and Fourth
av., Annanias Mathews Of the Eighteenth Ward in
the Chair Joseph Wallace, Of the Twenty first Ward
Secretary
On motion, Committee was appointed TO wait OH
the Hard Shell Convention of the district for the
purpose Of uniting on candidate for Police Justcs
The Convention then adjourned to Tuesday week at
the same place. ...
u.H,l-SlIt,l CONVENTION-SIXrEENTH ASSEMBLY
ACKNOWLEDGMENT AND TwENTY-FRsT
WARDS.
This Convention met on Saturday evening at
Smiths House corner Of Twenty seventh-st snd
Fourlhav, and was organized by the appointment OF
C, rneHus J.. Pu1dy of the T@enty-frst Ward az
Chairman and C. Golfcey Gunther of the Eighteenth
Ward Secretary.
On motion. Mr. John j. Anthon was unanimously
nominated as the candidate for Assembly. Mr.. An
thon beirg waited upon came into the Convention and
returned his thanks for the nomination, alter when
t,ey adjourned sine die.
The Hard Shell Charter Convention Of the Eighteenth
Ward also met at the same place and nominated
Nj
District.
NINETEENTH WARD HARD-SHELLS.
The Nine.ee nth Ward Herd Shell Charter Conven-
ton have nominated:
For CouHeiimaR-Tbomv starr.
Tor Aaeor- Thomas OBeily. 49,, u,
Not nominee for COancimaH Treryeight Datrici-Heny
Hsrd .5mree for Co uneilnaa Tatyd Dahic,-chsrles
Ia, tsaeu nonaee for Coracl@an T1ifyjoHytA D"l''-
Sof shell rosn.e for Coaneinaa Th1'yVa Di''r''-Jst
J5iS Shell for Councilman Fisien DitrictWn. A. Per,9n
Kn6N. Notlng noHsdioa for Councilman fgfgh"''' ~"
s,yIrENTH ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT.
The Hara-Shells have nominated John j. Anthon
for the Assembly.
| THE Bic LICENSE TICKET.
Some of the eviataus in the ruu.selling business
| who have made or hope TO make immense fortunes py
monopoliziDg, getting up stunning bar-rooms ana
crovding out the little porter-hOuses, have got up
rather a shrewd dodge for division of the Temper
ance vote Working through ensible moral suaslon-
lists they propose stringent license law as the great
retormatory lever instead of Prohibition. The Eng
fish Of this is: You easy donothings in the Temper
ance party You who like your g ass at home, you VINO
90 for temperance because il is respectable JOIN ban Us
with us in getting law which will require hundred
dollars for each license; thus you Will shut up the he
| democratic rumholes and gire rs tier trade
There may be men green enough to be caught IN
such a snare, but if so their veTdancy IS yet to DC
developed.
The w1e-pulers of the arrangement met somewhere
on Saturday night and selected the following temper
aEcs ticket:
Cortrolls- ....................Joh John = 1les
| County Cleik.............., pOusa. LeffngweA.
Street Commissioner. .'''''''''J anne. pi Tfi
Coub.ei to Corporation. ''''''' yShp :. s'i ~
Sbend...... .......,....,.....Wlh sn ;. DuAe'
! judge Supreme CouIt.......... Edward 2; CoweA
Jus.e. superior fH %ysI p %ootpss
Indse Common Pless..........yohn Brady.
Ju5ss Marine Csrrt..........C K Bira'ah
| Aims House Governor. ........ Wm. H. AoeIIson'
en-. RsTsa. AID supplies. Iseob l. DC %
Cfy Ir,pertcr ................ George W. Morton.
c0Os'-P Pc = W 2 f eS4H'Iy a'% r. wihtm
| NOMINATION DECLINED.
Alderman VIII s,nson declines determination Of his
| friends for reelection Gs Alderman o! the Second
Ward.
THE REPUBLICAN NOMINATING COMMITTEE.
The Committee appointed oy tue hepuouoAn "el'-
eral Committee of Kings County to select candidates
10 be supported at the ensuing election have held
neetins At which the relative qualities OF namoer
of aspirants to official positions were discussed Ire
prominent object is to seles, men Of popularity WHO
will make = good nun. The names o; freeman
Hunt and Edward A. Lambert we're presented Tor
senator but it appeared to be understood that Mr.
Hunt would be placed in nomination Both toose
sen.lmen are Democrats. For The office oil snenn'
Burdett STRIKER, Wing, was the only name men'
toned II is pretty well settled thai he win oe Tue
candidate For the office OF Register, ihomA' IT,
Mercen, Wing, was talked Of, and IS there appears
to be no opposition he stands good chance OF beng
reelected No one was specially mentioned 'OI Inc
office of County Clerk. Enoch Jacobs tDemocre'