New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-06
CITY POLI7ICS

ing hcpubIchn orIhiihh'loh 70 pI'PaIc 'V' 'Ho o.
preaching municipal ana state elections. was answered
by tie attendance las, evening Of very resPecta1e
Dumber of people ct the place appointed The mfet-
ing was organized by the appointment OF MIR. John
Croe,lev Jr, ss Chairman and w. n. Mitchell a.
Secretary. series Of strong Anti Slavery resoiu-
tons was resse5 prominent amon g which was DC
punciaton OF the recent sggressiobs and outfage5 In
Kansas, and condemnation OF the conduct OF Judge
Kare in lie Passmore " ilismson case. The meeting
wac &C dressed by Samuel Fleet, Geo. W. Rose and
! WiIslaeer. Lebbens B. Ward and Samuel Fleet
were recorneI ded to the District Convention as dele
gates to tie Syracuse CONVENTION.
REPUBLICAN DELEGATE.-A meeting OF the lat
Assembly District was held last night at Ataotic
Garden. Thos. Coady in the chair and James Man
ming Secretary. Tho Republicans OF the First and
Second Wards were prtsent to the number OF nearly
$50; among these were several who were formerly
prominent Democrats. The meeting nominated Mr.
THOMAS NE.pI1T Of the First Ward as delegate to
.be State Convention at Syracuse, and Mr. JoHS
CouEs Of the Second Ware alternate.
REPUBLICAN DELEGATFs-IID ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
"A convection of the Republican Electors OF the
Third and Sixth Wards was held last evening a. rat
teD's Hotel Third Ward and the following Delegate
were elected to the different Conventions
S,ate-E1-Altenaa Oscar w. sigrey;It Of IhHd aii
and e..
Co.nfr Contfnf1 THIRD Wsrd-Lewis c. Bunker Koeer
~ PsIksr John III. Costa; Sixth Wud-"m w BOYLE. Cha'
y. Fooie aud Chss 7. Smith
Commuters were appointed to fill vacancies in tn
State Convention and to report the names of Vigilance
COMMITTEES from the Third and Sixth Wards at sub
sequent meeting Of the Convention. Adjourned to
II Get at the call Of the officers.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION XvTTH DrsTRIcr.-The
Republican Electors Of the XVIth District met last
evening at Thompsons Hall, No. 372 Fourth-av., IN
pursuance of the call published in yesterdays TRIB
usE c. c. Savage Of the Twenty-frst Ward was
called TO the chair and Samuel Brown Of the
Eighteenth Ward was appointed Secretary
twas then
Br.olr,d That Committee of Five each the Wards
IND TboI the eIt neeisr their nominations delegates
t. the State Convention at Syracuse
The following gentlemen were chosen to that Com
mittee: Eighteenth Ward-,John Ii. Burleson, VIM.
Boies, Richard WynkOop, Samuel Brown, Henry O.
Banks. Twenty first Ward-Isaac IL. Bailey, John
c. Hines, George Coacbman, james Van Beuren, John
T. Wright.
Power was given the Committee TO fill vacancies;
the Chairman was added to the Committee, and the
Convention adjourned to meet at the cell of the
Chair.
Ninth WARD WIG CHARTER COsyENTIoS.-The
Wing Convention for Charter and School Officers of
the Ninth Ward met last evening at the AdHauc,
corner of Hudson and Barrow-sts. Mr.. JAMES WEBB
was called to the Chair. On motion the names OF
DELEGATES were called over and the vacancies filled.
Nessrs Grcmsn and Snifen appointed Tellcrs.
Mr.. X. Peterson was elected Delegate at Large, and
Messrs. Butman and Rsbipcau were appointed
Committee TO wait upon him and inform him OF his
election
The Convention then proceeded tcnomlnate a can
ddate Tor Assessor. Upon taking the vote the follow
ing was the result VIM. II. Gedney, IL; Nelson d.
Thayer. o. Mr.. Gedney then unanimously nom
mated. The following persons were unanimously NOM
mated for Cons.ables Sidney Parker, VIM. Kruger.
Upon motion James II. FAIR was nominated for
School Commissioner by reclamation. For School
Trustees Richard u. Bernen, Jr., stephen bfh' also
unanimously nominated For School Inspector Mr.
Chas. C. Buxton received 2 votes jeremiah Terbe,
2. On motion Mr.. Buxton unanimously nOmn-
ated.
The follow ing persons selected as Inspectors oil
Election:
1t Di.ty,et-w W. Whiting, a H. Ferguson.
i'd Di.tyiet-J. Lawrence, A. HemphN
nd D;,trie.-II Burdett, VIM. Wide.
i'm Di,tyict-Ass eutusn, w. Il: Lee:
I'M Dr,tric,-J. c. HINT, N. D. ThsyeI
I'm Dnbic'-J; S. Anser r D. \. P P:!.
Inn Di,irici-GeoTse Young, George W. kennard-
A recess of half an hour then took place for the
purpose of allowing the delegates from the different
Council Districts an opportunity to select their candi-
dates for Councmen. Upon the Convention reassem-
bling, they reported as follows:
Foy CoaRciinGn XXht Di.triet-Wiilian A. WOOD; 80,
For COMEDIAN AXifd D.s.riet Alexander Hemphu.
For Councilman AXUId DtstTiet-Reh.Id r CLARK
The XXIVth District not being ready 70 report,
Mr. Fan moved that that District be allowed to make
their nomination at such time they pleased, and
hand in their report to the Secretary, which was
adopted.
TWENTY SECOND WARD WHIG CHARTER CoSvES-
rIos.-The delegates elected to the Charter C'nyen-
ton assembled on Tuesday evening at the uon Cot
taee. corner Forty-ninth-st. and Broadway Mr. Jas.
Rovly was called 10 the chair, and p ' an ripper ap-
pointed Secretary, when upon motoS, Mr.. H. d.
d, AXE was unanimously nominated as the Wns can
didate for Alderman of the Ward. lie is the present
Alderman. The Convention then adjourned Tor TWO
weeks to meet again at the same place 70 compete
their nominations.
MEETING or THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Ar
POINTED BY THE RKPrBLIcAs County CoS'LSIIoS'
This meeting was to have been held at the koons
Of the Temperance Alliance, corner OF Grends' anu
broadway. last evening, but owing to some msundeF
standing TIE room was not 10 be had and accordingly
The Committee adjourned 10 the Mercer House Edgar
Ketchum Of the Xth Assembly District took the chair
and Robert H. Lamont of the lst District was ap-
pointed Secretary. The roll being called, ten persons
answered to their names.
Edgar McMullen Of tie ID District offered resolu-
ton that committee Of three should be selected who
were a. far a. practicable and proper 70 select dele
gates for tie purpose OF representing the City and
County in the Republican State Convention
A resolution wa- aso oiie red appointing commit
t,e on lGnces also committee 70 procure room,