The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-28
City Politics.

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL C0hMIfTEE.
An adjourned meeting Of this committee, John Creigh
ton in the chair was held at Tammany Hall last night for
the purpose OF electng chairman for the ensuing year
BAlotng continued up TO late hour last night when
the committee adjourned until Monday evening, without
stood a. follows
Wilson Small Wood mani 81
Horace = Clark (snti- Wood Observation-Disclosures. 2s
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The struggle between the friends or Mayor Wood and
bis opponents seems 10 be desperate Neither
sdc or the other appear TO be willing TO give way 20
there Is fair prospect OF having great deal OF confusion
and noise for weeks to come.
AMERICAN NOMINATIONS FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY
OF NEW YORK.
The Convention met Friday evening last, corner Of
Broadway and Walker street. and decided upon the fol-
lowing plan Of making their nomnatons;-That q con.
venton be called TO nominate candidate for Mayor
sisting Of three delegates from each Council to
the Of Lispenard street and Broadway. Also,
convention composed Of the number OF delegate
TO nominate aGovornor OF tho Aims house. 10 meet at the
OF Greenwich and Duane streets. Also, convcn.
ton consisting OF the same number OF delegacs 10
inmate cand late for Counsel Of the Cooperation
at the coruer OF Twenty second street and broadway
nso convention, consisting o. me same number Of DC.
at the corner OF Essex and Grand stree-sad
tons 70 be held on Monday evening Oct 8. The follow
Ing are the prominent candidates spoken OF for the
spective Offices above named-For Nsyor-Zophar Mills.
James Whiting Isaac o. Parker, Mer yin r. Brewer,
John ~ Genin Simeon Baldwin Samuel Houghtaling and
John II. Briggs. For city Judge-John r. White, en-
Recorder Frederick A. Talmadge LOWS ". Glover, sid
ney H. Stuart and Albert smith For Corporation Coun.
sel-Danie Ullman, F. w. Andrews and Louis y. Glover.
KNOW NOTHING CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
The Fifth Know Nothing Congressional Convention,
composed Of delegates rom the Seventh and Thirteenth
wards and Williamsburg, met at the Of Essex and
Grand streets, Friday evening make nomination
for Congress in place OF Thomas r. Whitney the present
double representation hat was present from williams
burg fourteen persons appearing from that district and
clncuiy was settled ballot was had At late hour,
and Daniel l. Nortnrup, the present Auditor of BROOKLYN
received the highest vote, and declared nominated
Thos. r. Whitney was his opponent.
RECENT NOMINATIONS.
DEMOCRATIC.
AssrNRry. -Tsnh Distrio--James s. sluyter.
7hirteenh Dist1ct-John T Power
fVteenth Dsstyfct-Arhur Woods.
Sixteenth Dtsrict-Samuel r. Roberts.
CorSrrxES-Sirth Distris-John Ridden
Seventh Dirri0-George p. Bicsford.
Thirteenth Dixfvtd-Martin Gn artIn
thirty Sspenth Dssrtd-T6omss Kelly.
Fmty ffA D1rsd-ysmes Murray.
fVyf Dssria-Peter Lodewich.
KNOW NOTHING.
FVty second Difrc-Josiah X. Mack.
fVy bird Dpstria-w. d. Kirschbaum.
HINT TO POLITICIANS.
Our list Of candidates put in nomination by the demo.
cratic and American parties rapidly filling up, and win
soon be complete. Quite number OF the candidates ad.
vertise their nomination In the HERALD, and by doing
give themselves the desired publicity This n excel.
ent plan and should those who do ind themselves
unsupported In the columns Of the HERALD, will
be Immediately corrected on the necessary representa-
tons being made At this cnice.
CORRECTION.
VIM. Wilson, not VIM. N. Wilson, is the democratic
candidate for Alderman in the First ward Chas Mccoy
IL also in nomination by the party for the same
Office. Q. whalen In NOT democratic candidate for
Assembly but for Congress In the sixth dstnct where
John Cochrane n the regular nominee.