The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-27

nominate any candidates for county officers in it git
who do not approve Of the platform principles adopt
by the state Democratic Convention Of the 23d Angus
ast and who DO not cordially support the State tice
then nominated. This carried unanimously.
vote OF thanks then passed upon the Chairman
and Secretaries and committee appointed to unite with
similar frors the Judiciary Convr,ton 70 make ar
ranEements for grand ratification meeting
TAs meeting then sdjourn~d amidst Tn boistsrous
demosstratons Fash OF the successful candidates
rewarcru with round OF cheers Applause perfectly
deafening. Al the tins Of breaking up was o'coch
0atsidc ssnle rich took place several knocks
down and faints away occurred among the behrent
hssted friends Of the osniidns>s The sncnt
outside, OF the ebrction Of Harry howard to- the occ
shouts joy Chssr after sheer rnt up ar,t the wsoe
building shoos from the Stamping of feet The sa,nc
thing oscurred with regard u nearly ali the candidates.
Ibr Ca,nciime,. ,.-<sth district A. meeting was he'd
hst ngks at So avenue A. - which place M. Jo.epa
Milar was nominated upon the first aaot for Council
man OF the 18th district
GERMAN pxLEGArE coNvrsrroS.
Pursuant TO notice ton Gcrmsn delegates, csctS from
the several wards met last night al 9s Chryc s,c To
what action they should take st the esung eletson.
The meeting called to order by the Chairma ., w.
Ietzeiscr, who introduced Of the secretaries Or
Ken) Who proceeded read the minutes tho foruasr
meeting which took place the Monday previous The
secretary then read the Of the decgates from
several wards OF the city. The following document
| read
Nxw YonK sent rs 1855
CoUNrv NEW YORK.
hearing that YOU were I, hold coavenon for The q
eseou 70 sr % soS os or an Of
the & American democracy are The same The following genie
bes, means defend liberties aans ihc
q ihe Maine fanatics proper
oprotecuoa q the working eias against the many opprcsons
j. b. DAVIS Chairman.
Z; 4 T. MrsSs R,%,ern nssHr' {secre,.re..
Dslesales from The american democracy 70 DE German con
Wild, Charles Bolwil Charles McCarh, and Chas smith
The Pn'slDnsr strongly opposed the endorsemen, of
N thnl mat t.f M eh
but to act on their own hook irrespective Of the pou
i clans.
Of the opinon, and thought II they accepted the
doctrines OF that document they would be compelled TO
join party that ehose TO call itself democratic. lie
concluded by moving that the address be laid on the
| table.
After some further discussion the motion prevailed.
Mr. GUSTAV sonoksNy then read an address In the Ger
language, which will be published This
| document strongly condemned Know Nofhingisn and
the Maine Liquor law and went to that they did
not wish TO act Germans, but American citizens.
SUN they wished to act in their name and II they
were defeated, IL would be at least with honor.
The sEIrTARy then observed that the Hard Shell city
and County Conventions In session then and he
wished to know who they would nominate beore pro-
posing candidates to this convention The Soft Shell
General Committee would designate the following
evening where the primary elections should be held and
he for wished TO thoroughly discuss the address
that the people should know what the opinions Of the
| Germans we're.
there good democrats In both sections OF the party
The address was again read and then uhnnimousiy
from the delegates not knowing much about pafAmcn
tary uKsges. This having blown over,
The CHAIRMAN thought the Germans should have few
mt least OF the county Offices. coroner who spoke tile
German language was necessary ALSO Governor Of the
be- up ,ns and Doing :, hs
candidates for office Immediately,
Mr. StiiosKk opposed this motion the ground that
there we're candidates. yet among the Germans,
and bsdes the tickets Of tho haris and sots no,
yet before the people At the nsxt meeting there would
1 be names presented for discussion and Adoption.
1t was proposed that such Germans should wish 10
be candidates would be present Mt the next meeting 70
i express their views, which adopted
The CiAiRMAs then proposed that the next meeting
no"d , 'aSe place on the ioIlosng sunany .s'a
trying to benefit the condition Of the people" ZAP
plause2 THIS recommendation was adopted when the
meeting which was large and respectable, adjourned
KNOW NOTHING NOMINATIONS.
I9 Police Jua,essth Judicial district, composed IL
Eighteenth and Twenty hrst wards james NJ. fhndrcau
FIR 1SenLiy-1Gth district John - Cocks.
fty coundInen -sth district, A T Gayett, Bath de-
s>ict Henry Noyes; Both district VIM. II. Taylor.
WHO NOMINATIONS.
for fSsnhlv lv-lSth district Fred. W. Concklin,
Tng YOUNG nAAsRAcy IN THE FrgLp-rsAU0ARA.
TloS or THE HALF SHELL PARTY.
We stated a few days ago that new party about
70 take the 6cd composed for tho part a dscoa-
tented hard shells who do not like the action u
the General Committee In naming All the conventions
themselves and who also desirous u fsing with the
softs provided II can be done without departure from
ton, they believe be- found Ia dropping all stlc
Issues, and making long pull and strong pail against
Know NothnRisJn and Maine lawsn. The hrst meetlng
hold on Friday evening last al Metropolitan Hotel
when Il was determined 70 call convention of thre.
prominent national democrats from each ward meet
the Monday following at The u Dcanoey stree,
and the Bowcry According 70 notification alnos every
ward In the city was represented On Nonday oven.
ing. Among the delegates present ~ noticed Daniel
4. sicke. Emanuel -. Hart date raember Of Congress
VIM. L. Wiley, y Dillon Dr Konaiis julius johnson
James b. Bensel, Alderman Brown, neorge Q. CaEisr
70. rieBWns,
The meeting organized BY the appointing of r. ~
Hart, ot the fifth ward Chairman and NJ Garter
of the Ninth ward, a. Secretary.
DsS ,. sIonn stated The object of the meeting, and
read quite lengthy plan y organization. VARIOUS
speeches made pro aud and =, finally De-.
iermned that The ~ard committees ~ the national ie-
mocracy IN each ward whore they hyofable 70 the
objects II the Convention should call mnsngs N each
ward, ~ follow tho plan and slsr by primary election
three member. % general committee In such ward
whore the ward committees oppose doubtful
committees should be selected who should call
for election u members - the General Comnit,ee
From expression % feeling thst had Il appears
hat 'he hall shells are anxious for union u the party
on What they deern pure principle and willing tg
recommend tho appednimsu, x conference committee
from their General Committee when elSctsd shn will
meet wtth similar 70 b. elected ~ tbs IMintnany
Hall General COMMITTEES, - make such arfsaytment
viii bring about iho nomination n one ticket. Various
deegate poks bitterly q stuy,s.ani Institute
nen a. being irregular iyrnhnlcal and n0 n aocord
been quite general cavlny In u tie prSnsn hard shell
leaders % this movemant
Another mesnx n ,hls Convention 80 hehl o. raes
Jay evening the place a whlch Yery Arga =
tendance II members rferanf Nothing " intof
ianoe done though The object sers nore folly 49,
MS evening the Or, public meeting III - hsH ii 49,
fisyesih wafe a. which y rslorisd JAnes Bray
and Dan v -sties will speak 'esather ~ith other pf9
niaent democrats. NAke 80 a. ths haf thsis
TnE OLD LINE who's sovrSo
There a no Attla ereiemsnl Among tho ~ line shgs
us - present arising from ~ general easins l. = ~
shlg leaders % the FepuDhesn re. -oh nov.msnI
ihn Y npt teh.h~3 " ~" "'l 'hy ~idsr ana n'"vs