The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-25
PRESIDENT.
GEORGE w. WEED.

taAg seat, the Committee on Permanent organiz,
ton made the following report
GEORGE W. WEED
VICE pRETIDEsTs.
VIM. Ruras stair builder. J. c. Gilmore, trnokmaker
J Lindsey, caGneanaker Jas Twaddie, sr, coach
Lewis 0sel pompmaEer. Jas y: Coulter, mason.
Ihos heynoles, boilerma Reuben MADDEN. ieweller
\. $; Smith, sawmaker. ". la sreace, painter.
w ssaS 4cs asp assr
Geo. H. Morand, daguerreo- SAM u Gilmore, butcher.
Tho n booibnaer Wensos wasSn sparma
VIM. Freeman, moaider. z. > Gav.t, boa,s alder.
Henry R. Warner saw ma Edwin r. Johnston, house
nufacturer. painter.
Mr. Weed, TO the char with all due solemuty. On TAX.
ing his seat, AIR Weed returned thanks and gave a
slight sketch Of Mr.. Gepin g career.
II was then moved ed and carried that COM
nee Of five be appointed to draw up resolutions. Tao
Chair appointed Messrs. kurbum N :. Smith Gilmore
rwaddle, and Lewis Nancy, Who ina medatey disappear.
90. In their absence the meeting was addressed by
Messrs. Mills. Rome wittemberg, aud Woodruff reso
luton was then carried to start roll for signature of
tbme deerous to enter the Cub. several advanced to
the table and signed their names.
The Committee on Resolutions then presented the fol.
Whereas the close at hand the people Of this
whereas important some man should be elected rep
s ae o. aa % % than 5
chanies working New York have in ranks
e e s up Of By hsss.
eas and for himself and family and DEVELOPING
brother stand where he did few aso
and world
tropos The name Of John T. DENIM our broher mechSnc as
has sny for ,s chief whose
me united and enthusiastic support of the workngmen AMI
Resolved That we wait with patience the regular nom,a.
cn 1 Gs sos one of the sreS parties
to secure the same the sole ground that he mechanic
fact that mechanic as he is he has his energy
oa s anS b by s SSwn oe ous
mic can be both merchant and mechanic
which John " Geni may aseheI he 20
~ Ray which chr a S h in nomination VIII do honor
Resolved That committee Of one from each ward be
e Tabernacle to more fully enuncate the views herein
These resolutions put and carried ia hurry but
gentleman moved 10 have them reconsdercd. which
was agreed TO- great discussion then commenced aud
was econ evideng that two pc ties present
that one was endeavoring to get the wongme OF this
city into the support Of certain political views without
Their knowledge aud free will. Several gentlemen, how
ever, through the trap and proposed the throwing
ot Of the second and third resolutions II then pro-
ambe passed con-, then the irst resolution;
but the Chair could not decide the yeas nays with
regard TO the second On division the following ameAd
ment was carried by rs to TO-
Resolved That the second resolution be stricken Ar
That We as workingmen do this night nominate John n ~
The ioiowing amendment then took the place Of the
third resolution, which was expunged-
Resolved. That recommend the nomination and election
O. John 0enn 70 the people Of all parties candidate for
The amended resolutions then put and carried
nimously, and the meeting adjourned At no time were
there q hundred people present in the hall.
MEETING OF TIE REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE
-ARRAN0BMESTs FOE NOMINATING CONVENTIONS.
The Republican Central Committee met last night 1t
Academy Hail. Edgar ketchnm, Esq., In the chair, and
npGfl Al ~ annra lnr aAnt
Tho committee appointed 10 devise arrangements for
the primary elections reported plan which occasored
should have voice in the primary elections except
bes Of the associations represented in the Central Com
opposition trenuousy urged that this plan would exclude
from choice OF delegates 10 the different conventions
many good republicans who do not with 70 become mem
bers Of ward organizations. The pm was, however,
The primary elections win be held In tho different
gapizstons, al their respective places OF meeting Mon.
day, the 9th Of october the city nominating conven
uors vi noel on The oh OF October the Congressional
On ,hs lon the Assembly on the lah the Charter on
for the Third judicial district on the l1th.
Resolutions were adopted by exclamation endorsing the
adjourned 70 the meeting In Onion square, with three
cheers for the nominees
DEMOCRATIC COUNCILMAN yoxSArIoHs.
owins .ho were 70 .n al 'a' ~
Fvh dtsti,,-John BAuich. re. nominated.
Eghth dUrio-Jsmes l.. Waugh re nominated.
Twenty frst distiet- Chas A Kentsb
The two las; named gentlemen erroneousy
rcunced as /" indepens emit in yesterdays issue.
RIGHrH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The baloing In this disrict resumed on Tuesday
night. On the eighteenth ballot the folio wing vote
cast
David &. Jackson 10
Horace y. Clark. 10
Anson
Adjourned 10 Monday evening.
DENecRATIC NoMn ATOMS.
The Nominating Committee OF the democratic parry
held forth u Tammany Hall last night. A. D. Russell
nominated for City Judgs the fourth ballot The Con
vention then proceeded 70 ballot for Governor OF the
Aims House but UP to late hour OF the candle