The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-16

yURoC1Arf0 BAY0xAarY con yzNrroN--RxxoMrsA
TEON OF MAYOR WOOD.

DUfoC1Ario BAToxAsrY CON yxrT0x--RxxoMrxA.
TfON or MAYOR wOOD
M Dsnosaac Mayoraly Uosves,,oa mss 4 Tsmuasy
Han hst evsny for the purpose or seseong candidate
FOR ne cos Of chief magistrate Of this CITY u the coming
s!eessoa Dr. A. Williams, OF the r~e,fsh ward, .as
chosen chairman, vhis CIR Stophsr Woodruff Of ths fifth
wss0 ana Samuel Webster, Of tho Forth ward, acted
seosstaEies ms chairman hsvpg called the 0oavenson
yaes ses naounS wM pssseded In, with the following
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Mayor Wood having cbtiinca ss:.i wsicty over ias
ssoer TWO oAndioates his nouinsron was greeted vim
icud chsesapg end manifestations Of delight b those nsde
ana ousside Of the Ooaveuuon Adjourned ssae de.
REPUBLICAN, JUDICIARY CONVENTION.
me members Of the Republican Judicias, Convention
nst last evening u Suyvssant InltUte $50 Broadway
for the purpose Of nominating oandidsesshs President
Charles A. Dana, In ths chair; Aesus J. O Pinokney
md L. A. Hhd, Secretaries.
Assr the names Of members OF tho Convention hid
been called BY the Secretary moved thai che tom
porasy oosss or he Convcutiou be permanent member
q the same Tais resOiasisn was carried.
The next brslness brought before tho Convention
mCt 70 he eject ha. Alex ,ndcr y Bradford be nom
nsed candidate for the Office OF Surrogate On the
ton being adop cd, Mr.. Bradford elected almost
Snsnaausy, ahough shsre were s~a others mentioned
After some un,npcr!aet debates had engaged the
attention or tho Oonvonsien for sonsidersbio time,
II Was moved sos seconded shst James Woh
dioaies we're useuaoned In opposition 10 him, but
the nomination beiug Put to the vos n found tass
when ali the votes had thai ihare SO IN
favor Of james Wsish, aud 50 and respectively FOR
the upsucccsbful candidates.
skEe sxcom nj succeeded this nomination arising ont
81 two ccnAcag Tctc being the effect that the
r0esssg would &C. nrn the esher venuon
would make additional nonirat0ns rEher Than make
Jobs or hat should De only and hereby tho risk
OF hxvipg cv.fy Nom Der come from oiaAsoe, less
through euotssr 10 get coed before
i need ca oely Oe adced that Unner tue cisoan s
t argument ras Irresistible In nYor OF the motion to
continue ae nominations aud ms uonvsaoa accordingly
proceeded 70 5onirste other candidates.
Wa rex, moved ssd secanded, that Dslsaeld
srnah be pcruiastec ~ candidate fer District A.
opposition to Mr. smith, but ansr the question
sd been CeCided by vote, found thai IS Of the
members had voted Tor M Smith, while the votes Ia
favor Of tse gcsemea Who we're unsuccessful ranged
ffoa TO So
st was moved, seconded ard unanimously adopted th..
ppan.raously nornin .isd
me discussion arlsipg out OF the motion % adjourn
ssournnens "a. que snta being backed 40 BY two A.
garments wh'oh sosed rather sgsuss II before, viz the
effect OF The rain, taken into consideration With the adj
vsrced horY shicn u thep On the motion for the
sdioaTnmtni being carried the CsA ention separated
Evosy ihipg passed or harmon ouals.
AMERICAN SENATORIAL EoefIHATIoN.
The American Nominating Convention Tor the Fifth Soma
torAl dsrica met last night Of Grand and Essex
sreeis and pominated Joseph Petty - cam late for
Tenth Eleventh and Seventeenth There much
dissatisfaction manifested BY the minority or "Gn Dean"
party, and steps taken repudste the
and put forward more "strssht OUT American.
ASSEMBLY, NOMINATION..
Tbs American Assembly C,nvenuon for The Eighth As
sembly district, mo. a Oecerdonk Hall, Of Grand
and CinUn streets, Wednesday evening, asd nominated
- Fellow, Of the Eleventh ward, on Tho first ballot
Tue Convention theu adjourned until next wednesday