New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

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ForRTu DISTRICT The Senatorial Convention TOR
this District met at Riley's Hotel, ip West Brosdway,
| snd o,gsnized by selecting DIR. Snodgrass OF the
| Seventh Ward Chairman ard Moses II. Lyons OF the
| Sixth Ward Secretary. Nominations made By
Wards-C. c. Mott of the Fifth Ward, Dsuiel l..
Petty of tie Seventh Ward and Samuel A. Childs or
the Third Ward were named An Informal rira roce
| vote was had, as follows:
| Nott........H Petty.".......7 Chlds.,,......3
After come debate motion was adopted to defer Q
formal nomination until consultation could be had
with other parties, and committee Of one from each
| Ward was appointed for such consultation, with
| Instructions.
The Committee then adjourned, subject to the cali
| Of the Committee on Conference.
REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CoNyEsrToH--Sixru Dis
1Rrcr-Ihs Convention met at Stuyvesant Institute
last pght, Mr.. +. j. Ottarson, Chairman and Mr. j.
W. FAIR Secretary. On the first ballot JosEPH b.
VARSUM of the Fifteenth Ward received nine votes;
| George ". Blunt, two votesj blank, one. Mr.. Var.
| nun was then declared unanimously nomir ated, and
| committee of one from each Ward was appointed TO
| apprise him of the fact. The Convention adjourned
10 Monday evening.
| REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CoSyESrioN-StyESrH
| DIsrRIoT.-The delegates from the Twelfth, Nine
teentb, Twentieth, Twenty.frst and Twenty.second
Wards to the Seventh Senatorial District Republican
| Convention met last evening" at Swartz's Hotel.
Third avenue Sixty first street. for the purpose
OF nominating candidate TO represent the District.
MIR. Wm A. Dooley was called to the chair, and
Mr. c. c. Pinckney was appointed Secretary. After
the presentation of credentials, each delegate,
ton of Mr.. Gdley, stated his preference for candi-
date resulting in eight declaring themselves in 'avor
Of Abraham Wakemen, and seven for VIM. K Stew
| art An il formal ballot was then TAKEN which
suted in votes being cast forMr. Waxeman and
| eight fcr Mr.. Stewart
At Tie stage of the proceedings, Mr.. Grdley moved
that further ballotpg for candidate be postponed
for the present. and that committee Of five, viz,
| from each ward, be appointed to confer with like
committee of the American party who had proposed
the name of Mr. Rker a candidate, with view Of
ascertsnirg there is any probability Of sgreeings
upon the support of union candidate. The prop0s
ton to fuse with the Americans, provided uuobec
tionsbe candidate can be selected met With the gen.
eral approval CT the delegates and the motion pre-
vailed, ard the Chair appointed Lewis Ballard, VIM.
H. Merrill, John " GIidey, C. c. Savage, and Sam
uel Scott such committee.
The Convention then adjourned TO meet at the same
| place on Thursday evening next.
REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CosyEsrros--FWrH
DIsrr Icr This Convention met at No. 274 Gfand
stree, lest evening, ard after four ballots, nomi-
mated James &. Pnckney, esq., for Senator from that
District. The other candidates were Henry 5. Smith,
esq, ard Bessrs. Daniel Willis and Charles Psrley.
RgPUBLrcAs ASSEMBLY CosvEsrIos.-The Repub-
lcsn Convention of the With Assembly District CON-
prsirg the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wards, met
last evening for the purpose Of nominating candidate
for the yIth Assembly District. j. S. Burr in the
chair, and John G.. Gum, Secretary.
The minutes Of the last meeting Of the Convention
read and approved.
On motion Of George Ricsrd a ballot was then en-
tered into for the With Assembly District.
Chas. III. Briggs, Denas Strong and Paul j. Fish
were placed in nomination.
The Chairman stated that Mr.. Wm. Wall desired his
meme TO be Withdrawn from the canvass, as he could
not accept the same II offered him..
An informal ballot resulted az follows:
Paul J. Fish.
formal ballot was then taken, with ths following
result:
chs' NJ Briss'...:.s Demss snons.:...7
The nomination of Demas Strong was then Wsda
uI Ianmous.
On mItion II was
Bored That the Committee Of thls Convention inform shs
Committee Of the that they have nominated NJ,
Strong, and request their concurrence. go A.,
Tie Committee consisted Of the following genfle-'
men: Nessrs. Smith, Bunting. Martin and Allen VINO
then retired TO confer with the Committee mo-" '~
| American Convention.
that measures be taken by both Conventions wneieo
ioiIt Convention might be held al some iaalg
in ords TO have IN agreement upoa JOINT csnuec
| The Convention adjourned till Tuesday evening ~
O'Clock.
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