New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-13
CITY POLITICS.
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TURIHER ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS
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FOURTH WARD
Tie Har,s of the Fourth ward have ncmiassd WI
ism Clancy for councilman of The With district The
Sofs in tie same ward bave nominated John Riley in
TIE Viii district; and George p Bickord in tire Sew
en,h.
TWELFTH WARD.
c. Swackhamtr is the Sot-sho nominee fcr aIda-
man OF the Twelfth ward, and James MeLeoad fer
councilman.
meeting of the Republican electors Of the FOURTH
vard was bec al No. 322 Pearl str ct last evening.
Itey organ lied themselves II 10 ward committee
Robert Burgess. prcsidesti Dennis Wood secre AIRY:
They also elected 1eeg a,es to the Republican central
con niitec Augustus T. Green, Benjamin b. Buck
aud Darrell Murphy. The gentlemen present con-
preo many of the intelligent and respectable inhsbit-
ants of the ward
WING GENERAL COMMITTEES.
This committee met last evening at their hesdqu1
ters. Bi oadv house, and passed resolution ia re-
ga To the XVIII assembly district convention. which
las edjouned sue dye, cslhsg them ,seether nen
Mon az evering for he purpose Of making Wing
nomination in that district they having failed 10 agrec
heretofore
CORRECTION.
In our report OF the proceedings of the Seventi,
wa'd P,o sttnt association, yesterday morning,
nistshe was made 10 ascnbng the extracts of sp-ch
tere given To Mr.. T. Humc-thcy should have been
crGicd TO MIR. L. Williams.
DEMOCRATIC JUDICIAL CONvENTION--sEcOND
DISTRICT.
The Democratic convention to nominate a csuddse
for Justice Of the SUI feme court OF the lid judicial
district met in tho Governors rooms City hall, Brook
Ign Thursday atlor oon and organized by appoint
ing George Taylor of Brooklyn president, and John X.
Howell of Orange county secoetsry.
Resolutions adopted, declaring that no person
boor gIg 10 the Knos Nothing organic atoms should
be nomiIa 'ed snd that the nominee bc interrogaS4
on this point by committee TO be appointed Tor ne
purpose.
Two sots OF delegates appeared from the counties Of
Du chess, Orange, Queens aud Westchester and The
Herds were admged.
The delegation from Suffolk soft was admitted
BY vote, bur subsequently rered from the conveassa
with Mr. Frost (Soitl of Wesctbester.
An informal ballot YES then taken when a formal
vote was had, with the following result:
T. C. Campbell Of Duchess
n. B. Morse Of okSn................'''"
John Gftena d''''''''''''''''''''''''"'"
j. s. Lott..". ''''''''..''''''''''''''''''"t
whols number of votes.............H
The president declared that Mr. Campbell had
ceived majority of the votes cast when mouoa
was made 10 appoint committee OF three TO question
the nominee In regard TO his reported connection chi
the Know -Notbirgs. Messrs. Mead, McLanghiin, ana
aail tfaa
v ptioa adjourned till next Wednesday at soclock
T. Nj. TO bear their report.
IsT DISTRICT ASSEMBLY NOMINATION..
The democratic convection of the LIST Assembly din.
tric' OF Kings county have nominated John nanford
Is their candidate for the assembly.
WING NOMINATIONS.
The Wing assembly district conventions Of the lind
md lid districts were held on Thursday evening.
The IIpd assembly district met at Granada han
Myrtle avenue, ano an Informal ballot was bao asa
Edwad s. " God, Esq OF the seventh ward receives
all The votes cast, when he vas nominated by scoA-
nation for assembly. Mr.. Wood is also the nominee
OF the Know Notbings for the same office.
The lid assembly district met ut tho house OF Mr..
Prest in Jor,lemon street and David K. Sea'asn.
Esq of the First ward, was nominated for assembly
' TIE b" 1T assembly district meets at Fatbush th~
afternoon.
kIyGs COUNTY WING NOMINATIONS FOR COUNTY
OFFICERS.
The Wing county convention met at Flatbush yes
to-day afternoon and concluded their labors late In
the ever Ing with The following result:
Senator CyIu r. smith sheriff George H. Simonsoui ress
Walter barre Judge ohn Dkemsp county CLERK
Jaed Splks sBpentendsht Of tho pool John A. Wander
Flstbush Justice q sessor Martin Sch0obnlakef o
George Lott Of Grssend. Mr.. simonson Is also sss
Know Nothing nominee.
KINGS COUNTY WIG ASSEMBLY NOMINATION
The Wbs assembly convention for tho Ist district
met at Flatbusn yestt rdsy and nomin tted Elijah y
Taft for the Assembly. Mr. d. Is also tho X N.
nominee
The Silver-Grays have nominated G.. ID. Taft Of
Green Point for Assembly Let district.
SOFT JUDICIAL NOMINATION..
The Soft eeceders from 'he Dem0c attic Judicial con-
yeDt,,n held in the City-hall Thursday, coovened
al otbes meeting and nominated GILBERT Dean, OF
for Justice o. The Supreme Court OF Tho
lid uoit al district Mr. Dean is the present inoum-
bent.
DEMOCRATIC CHARTER NOMINATIONS.
The Democratic ward meetings were held last evo-
ming with the following results, as far a. Ncertaned;
Fia Na,a-Aoermsn George swesnoy' Supervisor. ""s
Second rayd-Aldsrman Patrick Osel; Supervisor. Rss
FVh rGyd-Adermsu, John DOushehy, Supervisor Phaip
SEG Alderman Aaron B. Clark Supervisor. Thos
Nnlhsan
Iiessah pa,d--Aldemsn, joseph siHraon'i supsTs'f.
Hinn rasd-Aldsnnan, WIN. I. Mills Supervisor J0hnos.
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ind oad T.Hih Tards-n wards e'mmittees to
mate candidates we're appointed.