The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

TWETYF FIRST WARD.
The Wing Charter Convention Of the Twenty frst ward
met on Wednesday evening last and completed their
ward nominations as folows:-For School Commissioner
Dr. L. Ranney For School Inspectors, Lewis s. Thomas
and Elias II. Herrick For School Trustees Richard KEEL
ley, Francis !. Harris, James Owens and Benjamin B.
Atterbury. For Constabes, Charles Bennett and Au
gustus Johnston. For Inspectors of Eecton-First
district Ira Fowler and Thomas o. Davis Second district
VIM Williams and Peter q. sharp Third district Milton
Cooper and Cornelius ]. Miller At previous meeting
of the convention Mr.. Charles Gedney nomi-
mated for Assessor.
TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE NOMINATIONS.
At adjourned meeting Of the City Temperance ALI
ance held at their rooms Of Broadway and Grand
street last evening, they nominated their candidates
in the coming election for Street Commissioner Joseph
s. Taylor; for County Clerk Rot Beatty Jr. for City
Inspector Dr.. John II Griscom; FOR Judge Of Supreme
Court Edward p Cowles, for Judges OF the Superior
Court Murray Hoffman and Lewis B. woodruff; for Judge
Of the Court Of Common Pleas, Alexander Spaaldng
After which, without making further nominations they
adjourned to meet at the place Monday evening
next at Z y O'clock.
REFORM NoMINATIONS-EIGu TEENTH WARD.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Z. Matber. Councilman Fifty
ixth distlict--Wliam NJ. Baxter. Councilman Fifty
eventh distrct--S Weir Roosevelt. School Commits
ioner-F,aneis r. narbury. sHhoo nspsetor-1a mes
H. Edr.y Andrew A. Bremaer. Assessor-Willam r.
Ioudon Police Justice SIKH Judicial distrct-George
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NATIONAL RATIFICATION MEETING.
The union half shell and soft shell democrats Of the
Fourth ward met last night at the Shakespeare Hotel to
ray the nomination of d. T. Sckles for Senator of the
Third district The meeting large and enthusiastic
and adjourned to resolve itself into grand torchligh
procession Mr.. sickles spoke and we'll received
This is the first time in this city any candidate has taken
the stump in his behalf, and it would be well for
other candidates to follow suit and let the people
them From what occurred last night it seemed as
though the system was indigenous and not exotic in
this latitude Mr.. sickles speaks in the Sixth ward
Monday night and in the Fifth on Wednesday.
LIQUOR DEALERS NOMINATIONS.
The City and County Convention Of the Liquor Dealers
on Friday morning made the following nominations
Corporation Counsel. Theodore E. Tominson
lily inspector. Christian W. 5chaher.
Judges suprem Court. ....... Jonas r PhilI"s
Judge Common Pleas. John x. Brady.
Judge Marine Court. David 0keefe.
1t being after 10 O'Clock Friday morning when these
nominations were made, the convention ADJOURNED to
meet again on Monday evening to complete the ticket
Col French objected to making nominations il
directly opposed to the platform Of the Liquor Dealers
Society, which takes ground against nomina ling weak
candidate when all in the field favorable. lie dis
ncty objected to Messrs. Tomlnon and schafer pru
Genital and not pertena grounds as he (Col French
had high regard for them though he did not deem IL
expedient to nominate them
It is supposed the Central Convention Of Liquor Dealers
viii reject the nominations made by the County Conven
ton.
FIRST ASSEMBLY EoMINATIoN.
The liquor dealers of the First Assembly district. met
last night at IL Beekman street and endorsed Michael
Ryan the hard candidare for Assembly. The Second
Ward delegates protested the ground TINT all thu
candidates favorable 10 the liquor dealers and it
therefore was wrong TO show partially An appeal will
be taken TO the central orga pizatiop
THE LIQUOR DEALERS TICKET.
TO THE EDITOR HERALD.
RRo0KIYN, Oct &C. 1855.
perceive in report Of what purports to be the action
"A (,xmm tho 1hou into
your paper at this morn ing that my is used
one Of said COMMITTEE repudiang the State ticket made
by the Liquor Dealers and Constitutional Rights Con-
veptons. would state SIR that the of my name in
that connection rantable liberty, not to
say inrertsncnee know nothing Of any such bogus
affair as this appears to be- and, furthermore do not
now belong to any State committee said committee
to succee it, hall support the State ticket made by
the aforesaia conventions. By making this correction
you will confer n favor THOMAS. j. GERALD.
LIQUOR DEALERS SMITH SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
EDITOR HERALD
You have made slight mistake in your paper Of
erday about the number Of votes given to Mcssrs Mum
day ana Brooks.
Az of the secretaries of that convention wish to
Get it. You state that Mr. Munday got ten votes
and Mr.. Brooks three. This statement might give the
public to understand that the convention fully
represented by the different wards The truth is there
were twenty members present, and the vote being
taken Mr. T. j. Munday received fourteen votes and Mr.
Erastus Brooks four Two of the members declined TO
JAMES BRADLEY.