New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18

A committee was then appointed to wait upon the
Hard Shell convention to see if any compromise could
be made on q candidate. 1t will be that there
was no choice made
LIQUOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION.
This association met last evening at the Cooper
house corner of Broadway and Worth street. They
passed resolution that candidates should be nom-
mated in any city Town where there was no candi-
date opposed to them and their interests and where
they were opposed, then to select by taking the
strongest man from part.
Motion was made to appropriate sums of money In
different wards, which was being discussed at IL
o'clock With no prospect of final decision.
BRooKLyN DEMOCRATIC JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
The lid district Democratic Judicial convention
nassembed In Brooklyn City hall yesterday after
noon, for the purpose Of receiving the answer OF
Thomas c. Campbell, Esq, the nominee for justice OF
the Supreme court to certain interrogations respect
ing bis repused connection sympathy with the order
of Know. Nothings. George Taylor, Esq, presided.
All persons not members of the convention being e1'
cluded and several Few delegates and aternates be-
ing admitted the business of the convention was pro-
ceeded with.
The committee appointed at the previous meeting
to interrogate Mr.. Campbell consisted Of four men,
bers, one having been added by mistake.
Two of the committee consisting of Messrs. Fream
and Mclaughlin submitted report to the effect that
thew had Intercepted Mr.. Campbell Is to his connec-
ton with nottingham, and that he declines to
answer They then wrste letter and received no
reply.
Messrs Beach and Mead, the other half OF the COM
mittee, submitted their report the correspondence
with Mr. Campbell, in which the nominee denies that
he is connected with any secret political association
whose object to disranchise adopted citizens lie
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to the convention, and concluded by atrmisg that ne
had always been Democrat from boyhood.
Both reports were accepted, and on motion OF
Mr.. Monnen to confirm the nomination OF Mr.
Campbell, lively discussion ensued. II hnally pre-
vailed by vote Of 10 to T. namely; Yeas Messr''
Allen. Peton. Tilo,son, Suffen, Mead Mullen,
Howell. Beach, Coffin, Taylor, voorhees,, Carpenter,
Howe. Nays Messrs. Fream, Tappan, Birdsani
Schumacher.
The president appointed Messrs. Monnel, Beach ana
Uovs /, committee TO call the next convention.
On motion, the nomination Of Mr.. Campbell was
made unanimous. and the convention adjourned with
three cheers for the nominee.
BROOKLYN DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
The Democratic convention al the lid assembly
district OF Brooklyn last evening nominated Francis B.
Spipola fer the Assembly
REPUBLICAN MEETING.
This evening the Republicans Of Brooklyn vii
meet in Adelphi street, near Fulton avenue. Tru
man Sherwood and Peter Starr viii address the meet
ing, and Luke Douglass, Esq, Of Chilicothe, is eI
pected to be present
BROOKLYN REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Republican nominating convention met In
Clinton street last evening, and after several hours
elaboration succeeded in making the following nomi-
~ tha ticket with the eIcep'
ton of coroner superintendent of the poor and justice
of sessions: sen ator Cyrus P. Smith, Wing; county
clerk, Jared W. Sparks, Wing; sheriff, Burdett
Stryker, Wing; county judge, VIM. G. Hammond,
Jr., Democrat; register Thomas r. Mercein, Wing.
The candidates for senate and clerk on the Wing
ticket.
WIG WARD NOMINATION.
The Wings of the First ward nominated John
Cashav for alderman, and Abram r. Martell for
supervisor at meeting held last evening.