The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-28

City Politics.
THE VINO JUDICIARY cosvKsrtoS-raI KS)
/ EoTHIN0B DENOUNCED, ETC.
This Convention met at the Broad io last
ing, at o'cioc4, and organized, motion Of II. v
GShr, of the Nineeeath ward, by the choice Of iio
tpy Pei On, 1.-THE hi d ward, N Chairman pro teh
Judge wiIcH OF the second ID, moved that Joscp
G. nekney, Of the eveneenth wnrd, and Pierre G. Va
wyck oftle sixth ward be appointed Secretaries p
tenn. Crned.
Creden ysl WEIR then re eclvcd and vacancies llcd
me of tbs delegations. The Aricgates were most
awycrs and judicial sunetionsrics.
Judge Bnny Of the Twen' h ward nominated es
Recorder rcdesck A. 1sllnad 70 for permanent rrcadi
ofA,er Of he Coweniion, which vas carried.
n oaHEY HaE1 Ills 'rfrt AZ orney) moved for tb
appon'men, Of tAo sempSsry secretaries permaasn
ofhceps. Carried
resolution was csrea By . d,lega,. TO 90 INTO nos.i
which se Withdrew 10 afye Jriv weh leave 10 oWsr
motion WAT reporters BE- Rdmi..ed 10 Me Convsntion.
The metscn was lost, b.sa vote oa2. 10 10.
McsHrs Wusi aud ia rros spoLt ia aycT Of this rcso-
The conv.nton then baioted for sapreme Court .ige
with the folsv ing result
ad 1. soWiS o.
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Judge Cowlgs was then dc arcd lie unanimous nonss
nee Of the convention.
II was then roosed TO nnate Judge Holm spd
Woodruff, for tS Superior Ccu. ~ a. i!.maiion This
10
zion q these ons District Attorney Hall read ict-
ter addressed 10 himself indy iaaliy, bp Judge ". W.
eanTbeliy deeln nx a re nomination Ihis letter *.
pressed the tsnkg sf the writer to his eilow czcps"
ior the honors con>frcd upon him, but reeftne Il
made TO the Wing party Or the ylig convention. The
Judge announced hf intention o returning 70 his peace
fni home a, Cherry Valley. This letter producel great
excitement and wa, received with srcal Indignation BY
dsporitlon Of Judge Campbell letter motion /,
lay the table lost hy vote Of II to.
ntffp
OF Nj. l. Dayton Of the sixigenh ward. Jugc James
Welsh of the Second ward, conended, In hs remarks,
that Judge Campbell might With the very proprcy
address letter 20 the hard soft convention 20 The
broadway House because ne Ind long ago ceasei to he
whig and that he had no right 10 assume as poia
clan, that his would be brought before whg
venton, that jnrist they had no esccp Ions TO hi
conduct, bu politician they had objections 80 him,
he well known 10 be in the habit q going around
at l. O'Clock NJ night with DARK hntcrn in hiA hand
that The sentiment Of this (thr whgl convention wa ~
80 bugarious midnight po1,ciens toua together
by horrid oaihs. eyes" reiterated the orator by
horfd oaths a midnight ia the obscaty of the dark
lantern" CGreat senfation and spTlauc) Tho diheal.
ties IN the Of reporting prevent. giving more of
this effort Of the Judge.
Mr. naytens motion to return Judge CampLcla letter
g A. aakey Hall who rrtenied ~ was carried nnani
mously.
minated by accamation, a. the whig candidate for
Judges ~ the Superior Count.
1he Convention thcn pro ecei 10 ballot for Judxc ~
the Court of Common Pleas with he following result
ldLaitoi ~ Ldilod.
Chancellor Livingston. e %
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Alex. sfsudin2 2....................t q
Nj ii,Ips ton was ihea leclsred unanimously nomI
mated
For Judge q the Marine Court, ballot was taken;
= r. bli,on III.
y fikin.,
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The ofBccrs of the convention we're appointed com
mitttc 10 notify the candidate u their nomination
Al excited gentleman, net delegate, howe e., went
into the convention and dc nsErd fcy freely the merits
of thewhr candidates for street oomini'oncr bat was
ushefed ont ~ he y the sergeant at-atms
The uitta Seward fusonistr ruled hc reaaL The bar
81 The Broadway Housc md the font x tn bud
ing were jnnmcd siih bst enhnalastic AMI few
slightly drunk, wiRs from the different wards Ia ne
city, awaiting the action Of the conytnton " wa quite
late before they adjourned
prIncArEs TO WING STATE CONVENTION.
16--Hon. Mo.es II. Crnne delegate Matthew =.
Greene, Twenty yarst ward, Oarbor mastcr) Alternate.
ADDITIONAL CANDIDATES.
Se7ai0rg.-3. Hon Robert u. Coleman Il rhig can.
didatc Judge welsh Il not q candidate. Hon. John H.
tixon, fhsrd) and Theodore A. Ward, (Shlz9 elo
spoken n In connection with thi. nomination T. y
Alderman Oakley 4 a son shell candidate. o, Natk
spencer sen. G. Thomas ]. Munday, colt
F,ghi>enh Bord.--.Iscob H. Valentine (vIigl has
been nominated Tor Aldcrns n and William :. htefhpg
for Councilman IN the INV .ntl diirrt 10 no,a.
irtio,, ~. made in IN. iiny-.lrh aI.trir Asc or
Chares Ma on school Commissioner, Horner Franklin
conssbles, Henry Bishop James Bri'.
C.rJ.rdtioi fOpnffi--Ianiei L"wy, ~ the linrenlh
ward, l. straight whg snl comprDlalac glsil .tte
agslnst TcmlnFon and Holman
la mlh--l. Arthur Royce, wLig ln1 hglov ae,leSt,
4. Jane ". Eiggs whg, an4 rhyua ltndcr, X. y. =.
A. j. ~ Duganre, by he y NJ ana wh.gs. 10 Gegsgc
". iaques Tor the waig anI gorAiruncn nomination.
Csraciinnu Tcsnty-sey0la Uiar.f-Itnfy :. su. j
hard, soft worAingInen'- and lquor.
THE TISTH WARD KSow sofnisGs ~ TROUBLE.
The 1,nih ward Council met saturday n'ga . -
mnatc a candidate for Alderman 70 b, voted r.. ncg'
November strong effort rar male 10 r.mnaie Jarue.
Griffith of tho Assessorp Of the ward pho hal lu
received the nomination of tic whlsa Co4nclinaa
Reed however, received lio American nhniaatsJa
whereupoL Tho feeling fan - high y Iead y AgAt
@tl yci be effected, the ahg 10 tale lhe Ailgn.a.
and The Know Nohngs t.o Ahseinbi iaaB. sgnaf
such Arrangement y not o4ccsd sorinAa Aicr ~ ah9
4 10 bc The soft nominee ~ Alderman mp II ess3