The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-10

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JOHN CooHRANE
EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
he Democratic Nominating Committee for Congress.
can in the Eighth Congressional district met last evening
TIE hotel corner of Thirty second street and Fourth
venue, and proceeded to ballot for candidate with the
allowing result -
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4oFace +. Clark. 10 l8
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NJ. Clark was declared TO be elected on the second
aLot, and was subsequently nominated unanimously
THE DnocRArc STATE CoMMrrEE.-rhe following notice
ppeared In the HERALD Of Wednesday,
ers Of the Democratic State Committee are requested 10
s 81 IT, Nicholas a Hotel II the city Of
r. CAGGER, ]. M. JAYcox, Secretaries.
A. the meeting was publicly announced, we sent one
our reporters to the place to give account Of the
receedngs, but be told that they were of secret
aracter and that the press would not be admitted He
ct was 70 raise funds enable them TO carry the
ecton In this State but more particularly In Pennsyl
NINTH WARD REPUBLICAN MEETING.
large and enthusiastic meeting Of the republicans Of
" ward held last evening, when Hon. Judge Marsh,
ominains Committee was rumo1ed that an a,,e%ps
oud be made by the Flmo, ties disturb the proceed
%, but everything passed of humorousy.
FOURTEENTH ASSEMBLY NOMINATION..
me Know Nothing Convention In the Fourteenth As
nbly district composed Of the Sixteenth and Twentieth
ards met on Monday evening" 9th inst, and nominated
seph Pollock, OF the Twentieth ward, a. It's cand
ne for the lower branch OF the State Legislature.
Brooklyn city Politics.
The Republican Convention, TO nominate a city ticket
q in the anteroom Of the Museum last evening. and
minated the following gentlemen for the Offices
Imed:-
Aayor-Francis B. sryker, Of the Fourth ward, by
Street Commissioner-ThOma W. Field, Of the Eight.
nth ward.
Collector Of Taxes and Accommodation Baldwin, Of
q Fourth ward.
4 Qomm missioner OF Repairs and Suppnes-Nicholas R.
tlh Br unit, OF the Tenth ward.
Police Justlce-Daniol e. smith, Of the Eleventh ward.
Justices of the Peace Second dntrict-John c. Smith,
the Seventh ward; Third dstrict-Danel B. Hasbrouck,
the Tenth ward.
Captains Of Poce-First district Joel Smith, or the
Durth wsrd; Second district James De Revere, OF the
b ward; Third district Benj b McOane, Of the Tenth
ard; Fourth district, David Simpson Of the Eleventh
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committee appointed 70 apprize the candidates
II TIER nomination and the Convention adjourned.
tfhe Democratic City Convention met at the Union Ca
u, PerTep0n street, yesterday afternoon and select
VIM. II. Peck for President and VIM. 3. Leech and
hn Bolton for Secretaries. The Sixth ward delegation
ing ruled out, on charges Of stuing the ballot Boxes
the ins pectors, after polls closed informal bal
was taken, which resulted as follows:-
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formal ballot then taken which resulted in the
mination Of Samuel s. Powell as follows
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Mr.. Powell having received majority OF the votes
st. WAS declared unanimously nominated, when afte
ach confusion, the Convention adjourned, 70 meet
ntague Hall on Tuesday next to complete the ticket.