The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-20
WING MOVEMENTS.
EIGHTH WARD 6TRAIgur orr wuyar


EIGHTH WARD STRAIGHT OUT WHO'S.
The National Wing Ward Committee Of the Eighth ward
met last evening, in conjunction with the wings of the
ward Jacob B. Warlow presiding and Joseph Jenkins
acting secretary.
A communication received from tho delegate re-
Gently elected represent the ward in the State Conven
ton stating that owing the pressure of his business
il would be impossible for him act The resignation
then accepted, and proceeding to ballot, Mr..
George g. Lake alternate to the Wing State Convention
On the 23d inst.
committee was appointed TO wait upon the delcgate
and alternate and inform them of their election when
the association adjourned
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
NOMINATION OF CITY, COUNTY AND JUDICIAL TICKET.
The Republican Central Committee formed by the two
Republican organizations of the city met at $40 Broad
way last night for the purpose Of completing the work
commenced on the previous evening viz, the nomna-
ton Of candidates for local officers.
The temporary officers who oicated on that occasion
were Continued in Office.
Tic attendance Of outsiders was augmented consdera
bly,, and they amused themselves by making
with the most discordant sounds of which tbe human
voice Is capable 1t reminded Of the doleful groans
with which Hindoos, according to Oriental travellers
seek to proitate the favor Of their gods and the
ant and confident republicans declared that the
mundane brethren of the Thugs bewang the GER
tain,y Of their speedy downfall
of the committee permanent organization follows
Cbaman G. G. Leigh; viee-Chairmen, DIR. Kennedy
Samuel Townsend; Secretaries George A. Coachman,
J. NJ Blakeey Treasurer, Samuel Leeds Door Keeper
Tbss. N. Stevenson.
The report was adopted.
Tie committee M limitations now reported that in
order to nuy the opposition to the ticket which had
been shown on the previous meeting, moditica-
lions had been made. In place OF Mr.. Duke for Sheriff.
Anthony j. Blocker proposed In place of Nicholas
Dean for Street Commissioner, who declined James
Dewey was proposed and in place A. s. Ball tor Coroner
IL
about accepting the report but the question seems
have been entertained in some shape.
Mr. DAYTON offered resolution, declaring il mex
redent for the committee to make nominations for local
Offices this fall This was carried divsonayes As,
1T. II then resolved that executive commit
tee Of one from each ward be appointed to conduct the
campaign.
motion was made reconsider the on the expe-
dency of making nominations. Upon this, long debate
spraDg up between j. J. Chambers, Mr. Peabody s. +.
Townsend, Luman Sherwood, j. 7. M Biakey, Chas Rid
die, and others, in which the whole range and compost
tion Of the republican movement discussed. WAS
contended that such nominations were made the
result would be disastrous to the State ticket The
Broadway House in for attack and defence.
Mr. Sherwood wanted the ticket to be composed Of
equal number Of former wings and democrats The
ton reconsider prevailed and the question taken
onbtl approval of each name as reported as follows
Comptroller. ...........Az aIiah q Fiagg
Commits Repairs &suppiies. Jacob 1. Dodge
Street Commissioner. james Dewey.
City Inspector. ............ John q. Griscom.
Governor of Amshouse -. Roe Lockwood
SOunse. 10 SorpoIallon " lHam CuTtls NOyes.
Coroner. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS John Ives.
................ Charles Missing.
i" ...................A. s. Jones.
...................D DIR. Telknap.
Justice Supreme Court. go. Edward P. Cowles
Judge Superior Court. -. Lewis +. Woodruff
" 49,. Murray Hoffman.
Judge Common Pleas o.. Cambridge Livingston.
Judge Marine Court. ..... Charles f. Brdsan.
There opposition to Messrs Tlagg and Bleeck
er--numberng judging by the sound one-third of the
committee. Daniel Even proposed for Street Com
missioner but received only few votes. In this
nection the reform committee sharply denounced
Attempts made 10 ma Ike changes in the Coro-
ners, but they did not succeed.
Cheers given for the ticket, the State ticket,
for Senator Seward, and for president Seward. Order
berg restored the subject of Senatorial and Assembly
nominations intro duced and it referred to the
Executive Committee with instructions TO announce
their action in Tuesdays papers. The Chair announced
executive commteewbch gave great dissatisfaction,
pasmuch II was not composed of from each ward.
1t referred b. ok, with the understanding that he
would announce the committee and Finance Committee
in Mondays papers
The committee then adjourned in good order and per
feet harmony Scme potent influence had been in opera
ton during the previous twen -four hours by which all
the STONY splits lulled into repose calm
an infant upon It's mothers breast