New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-18
CRY POLTTICS.
FOURTEENTH WARD REPUBLICAN cLrn.
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attendance was fair considering tho warmth on Tho
weather and the little notice given OF The niooting.
The officers Of the Club elected at the last meeting
were Thomas Raven. President; Thomas c. Baker
Secretary.
Mr.. Raven not being present, John G.. semon,
ESQ. on motion Of s. l.. Macomber, wa. called to
the chair, and Mr. Thomas G. Baker acted as Sec
retaIy.
On motion il
represen, The XIIth Assembly D.et the Republican State
Convention 20 be held at s. fscuse .
This proposition WAS discussed for some time, IL
be;np stated during the dscu sion that al election
was said to be he'd in the Ward aud Published
in various papers, but had really been held at
any place, and one at least of such pretended dele
oates did not reside in the Ward. The Club went into
an election of delegates. Messrs. Sanford l.. Ma
conher and John w. Roe were selected as such dele
gates on the first ballot.
On mot on the Club proceeded to ballot for Delegates
TO the Central Republican Committee of the City and
County of New-York and counting the ballots the
following pes Dds were declared duly elected as such
Deeg stes. having majority over all Others: SANFORD
/. Maoomber Thomas G. Baker, Andrew Petch.
The Club then adjourned, subject to the call OF the
Chair.
HaRD-sHEIL NOMINATING CONVENTION.
The Hard-SbeU General Committee met last even
ing at No. 663 Broadway for the purpose of appoint
ing delegates to the various Nominating Conventions
named below There was protracted debate rela-
tive TO filing a vacancy from the Twelfth Ward,
which terminated by admitting the gentleman recon-
mended by the remainder of the delegation.
The various Wards were then called upoa to name
DELEGATES TO the Judicial Convention. Mr.. Timothy
Dslv then offered resolution recommending that no
member of the General Com be sent to either OF
the Nominating Conventions. He supported 1t by
lengthy speech to the effect that the Committee had
entered ON new and u1tried course, and 1t became
members to act with great caution, lest they be
charged, and charged truly, with desire to monopo-
lie The management of the party An amendment
was offered providing that not more than one men,
her Of the Committee from each Ward be named as
members of any Nominating Convention, when the
whole subject was laid on the table.
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
FRsr WARp-Wm. L. Wiley, John w. Dowdeu, Edward
SECOND wARD-JOhn Y Savage chas F. sscknei'ter John
THIRD wARp-se;h Larkins A. ?. Heath, John Kirk
patrick. 49, al - co.a .rd,sx Cus,ck
E1pIu w.,rDE b. Hart John D. Dixon, WIN. Rdsb'ck.
SIKH WARD-Pstrck Garnek john ~ Jenes i1 T -,
s,vES1H WAED-RichaId squires oIIand0 ofes Illus E.
EIsaTi wARD-stePben Hs.brOuck Jonas b. Phillips A c.
NHIH WARD-ChaIles Edwards II. II. MOranss. w. C.
IysIH WARo-Jsmes NJ. Glover, Henry c. Atwood, Wm
b. Miles. 49,. Ill.,. II p.,,., Al
TWSLTIa wARp-Ch,s oConor, James Helmes' N Jar
vi TfsRrrrSrH wARp-JOhn DmOn, Calvin swerEy, A S.
T9SuR1rrxrn wAsp-wiau Fitzpatrick Jefferson Brown
F5TrfsTT WsRDwi.m C. whinOe, James Lee. Fred
er sxTePSfa wARD-Eljsh Ward william Mead joan Nc
ssyEsrrrs7H wARD-FredeIick r. Lee, B. C. Fellows Ju
nP EieTIstSrn wARp-R Dillon VIM K ThOTns' John r.
HoGmire. 49, ~, x,,s,.o,h Jos.pb Cornell
A9 Tn1Ta wAso-Peter Jas B. Fitzgerald
G TWf%fYrlRsr wARD-JeremiAh Crowley VIM H. Leon
'i TwfSTY.src"So wARD-wm. J. Stewart, VIM H. seih
brenner, John /. Ryer
CITY AND COUNTY Convection.
FIRST wARp-Yicholas Diamond Thomas Stuart Abraham
Moore John C. Bsyey, Samuel Avid LII. ,.h..I pv.,
sicesp wARDIJohR ;, r Tat, "ai'e' 'O'''
A Tais A. WnsDEPeteI Il Steele Jane, Hsckett A. j. Nc
'i Forh INV wsRp|H ~ Downes VIM Phillips, b Haley
Tho. FITZGERALD John Ridden po,.,t mcIDt,,e lame,
Joseph Js0t s,aI 5SSn aod hesy ke Anthony
0, stT,,SIs WsRp~jofn Brown Charles Heath NJ Wall,
'G Feg1S WARpRcSard A. Chambers William cIeay Benz
Samuel Long yGhP B. ssssn sherman Browne
I,s Ss w.m. VIM H. DaieSbury Vac w.I
TssTH WARD-John d. wech, lohn harri'on' 0hA'' L.
Mint @W.RnRoIs E.I samuel Gies, John Mo.
shr Andrew John Davidson Tnom.. M.lOuey Bart.
lett Smith Patrick Msgann, James Magufe; ,.,, ,.,
TmEfEfiSaH VIM MP Mec So r. Y Hewkk
FouRTrFsTH wARD-Patick Bsnts NJ 1uonsy, T. r. Suy
e F, Tus WsRD-Augu.ru Sc6e Charles d. Mead Ben
s. Hort Jopsthsn rrotier Geo F. Thompson, 1b
sIxTEEsTa wAgD-JsIed 5lsoH JShA D. Me"fesO'' JOIN
! $ Libby Kdes S. Bliss. Ssnn Radcliffe. -. p..
sTvESrrTSTH wAkp-Lew. Carpenter, n JACOB DOSe'
EenHrfSTa WAsD~U. b. French Henry Warts j. Nc
| Grsh WIN. ODonnell, Chss. H. Smith = pu,A..t,,s
NsEIsLSTH W1 a. s.n,s, W W. 9 0seess
TwySTIETH WARD WA Joyce, A J. Dunn John he1iAin
fISnel, WARp-Jahn King Bernard MeCabe, Hen
| ~ smith John Lynch Js. M SIN H. ~ p.t u...s,.op
'TwEXTys FcoSD WARD John ;. Msgoes falA Ms''e'''H
| Frs W Banon, Jas. Mssterson, Henry U too!e'
SENATORIAL CONVENTIONS.
HIN DIsTsIcT-FIksr WARDJas. Champion, Jas Dunyi
sfSosp wARp-RObe S. TAFT Geo. McInare, Sylvester
| Harry. NJ. u cx "a Burke
FouITH WARD-Psuick Doherty NJ U 1eeie W ~ ,
FSsIu W1,n-J.s CLARK VIM. Francis John Il Wh,,Hlois
| SIXTH WARD-Dayid Resrdon Patrick Mclaughlin ''N
Duffy. s w.sn-Gso. O. Gl.zier James
'o TR,4a WaSpAJ MecOum Robert E. Roberts Daniel
| Banks. -, G.. n u t7sr,,.,s.5 Iobn
stvrsrEES1H wARD--wm. l. Van Ben'ehOten, Bernard
VIE sfsief-EISHrB wARD-Arthur Creighton Robert
Ign NM WspJ.eob Brush Bernard Rice Henry K-nuOu
| FouRrEESTH WkD-John Boyd John MAJOR An'h0r
| Coborap. - ,,, II por,h.i,I r.
yt yTH W,SpMchsel Murray A J. Smith. John Moore
| FF1EtSTH wARD-Wn n. Mcintyre ElDah fi'hef 'oHN
sIxrfrSrH wARD-COnklin Sharp, John csaFay, John
FicHrsESrH wAKD-C @. Gunlher E W. Birdssl, Stephen
| B. Rissrll go - 49, ,.h n.-v.x Tbom,,
TwrSTlrrn wAsD-M Martin. Qua Cohen, James N.