New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-24
CITY POLITICS.
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stating that il would be impossible for him 10 attend
The State Convention.
Upon motion of Mr. Blunt the Chairman of the
Tabernacle meeting DIR. Griscom, substituted in
his place. communication was aso received from
Mr.. f. A. Stansbury and Others, stating that they
wished TO substitute Others in their places. On motion
leave was granted to appoint subitutes but none bat
GOOD and worthy men were allowed to I'LL such places.
Mr.. Isaac II. Bailey declining to serve, Mr.. VIM.
Peel moved that Robert II. Lamont Gil the place.
This was, however, objected TO By the Democratic
members of the Delegation, because it would occasion
an inequality in the political bias Of the Delegation
II was finally carried that Mr.. Lamont should fill the
FIST vacancy.
The Temperance question was discussed pro and con
nv numerous members Of the Delegation large ms
iorty appearing favorable 10 Temperance action Mr..
VIM Peel opposed the bringing in of any side issues,
or anything in regard to the Temperance question.
James O. Bennett replied to Mr. Peel and strongly
uroed the necessity of such course but finally the
delegates adjourned without taking any action.
FIFTH WARD REPUBLICANS
The meeting of the Fifth Ward Republicans, on
Saturday evening, was postponed, owing to some mis-
take in the time selected for the meeting.
FIFTH WARD HARD-sHELLs.
The Fifth Ward Hard Shell Committee met on Sat
urday evening at No. ll8 West Broadway, and after
considerable discussion selected the following Com
mittee for that Ward:
AssemUy-Jos. Budger, Jas. Wright, Jno. ii. Saw
age Jr.. Jro. G. JacObus, W. &. Levy.
VIM Council District-J. A. jackson, ). Il.
Dickson, Chas. Coping Jno. L; Henry b. Hall.
I'm Council District-.Jas. KAN, VIM Shimper,
Jas. Wright j. II. Weimore, JAS Levy.
Xlh Council District-,Jno. III. Sherwood, p. NJ.
Scbanck, Patrick McMann. VIM. Lowe, Ihos Sher-
wood
KNOw-NOTHING NOMINATIONS.
The following are the nominations of the XVIII As
semby District, composed of the Eighteenth and Twen
te,b Wards made on Saturday evening last:
For Rehabilitation S. Cocks of the Eighteenth
Ward Mr.. Cocks is the present member from that
District.
TItA .Ju9iciol District Know Nothing nomi.
nations for the District composed of the NNllllh and
Mist WARDS are as follows: Police Justice-JameS
NJ. Flandrtau.
Erastus Brooks is the Delegate from the XVIII As
sembly District to the Know Nothing State Council
at Auburn.
BRooKLYN KNOW NOTHING NOMINATION..
The Know-Nothings of the lid Assembly District
have placed in nomination Henry Wood Wing Of the
Seventh Ward for the Assembly.
NEW PARTY-GERMAN DEMOCRATS.
Some two weeks ago at a meeting Of German citi-
zers in the Twentieth Ward resolutions were adopted
indorsiDg "the principles of the Democratic party,
q" e. that party which holds fast TO the Constitution
Of the United States according to which al po Eer,
Wheeler in the Confederation or in the single States
teammates from the people, and which guarantees
equal rights in boh religious and political points oil
view to all free citizens without distinction of Ian
"guage, origin o. religious belief declaring against
Temperance Know-Nothngs and Ohce-Seekers,
pe6eng themselves to support the candidate selected
by the majority of this party 20 bring up their friends
and neighbors to vote with them, and not to eoun
tenance those German citizens who do not act at al
or who do not act with them. We copy the fifth reso-
luton entire: go
We decl,Ie that Is scfrressIyA,on the fret duty we WI
g. me rnosn, slow the slavery question 20 rest but
th.t IN The mex election will withdraw our votes nom ths
existing Fedeu Administration when iavos ssef anu Pu
sses policy De yrsdins TO the eat American people
Other resolutions organize Iwentl5ih " ara TER
man Democratic Club and state that those men who
desire 10 obtain Office must present themselves at
one Of their meetings and make open profession oil
B.. their po,cal views; otherwise they cannot expect
any support rom their Club
The Committee OF the Fifth Ward last week Issued
= Call for a united meeting of delegates from the
various Wards for the purpose of bringing about
.o.ral ORGANIZATION Of the German Democrats in the
Ci,v. That meeting WIS held on saturday afternoon IN
S,lnstteue,'s Saloon, No. l32 West rbirieh 81. Del
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o.. needing rrgceelrd - no election o. permanent
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