The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-20


ALDERMAN PETER FuIMER has gone 10 Washington 70
consult President respecting Post Office SITE and
his friends in bis absence have called meeting TO ratfy
his nomination for election 70 REPRESENT his
OF the Sixecth ward the Board OF Aldermen
The meeting viii take place this evening at No 81 Seventh
avenue.
VIM b. Mech the present Civil Justice of the Third u
dcia district. has been nominated by the republicans and
is candidate for denomination at the hands Of the
Americans.
REPUBLICAN CITY AND COUNTY CONVENTION.
This Convention assembled at stuyvesant Institute last
evening pursuant to adjournment for the purpose of
minatng candidates for Mayor and six Supervisors or
the approaching election. There were some eighty dAe
gates present The Convention called to order by
saac Dayton-Dr Snodgrass and Joseph Pinkney o6css
ting Secretaries
The following report OF the committee In regard ~ the
nomination Of candidate for the Mayoraly, read by
Mr. Smith and adopted by the Convention with the
buttons appended
The Special Committee appointed by the Republican
City Convention to confer with similar committees from
other representative bodies TO aid the consussmaton
Of combined movement in favor Of peoples candidate
for Mayor, respectfully submit t~,ir report keeping
constantly in view the determined spirit of Cancellation
which ohsracterizes the action OF the Conversion itself
tons Of others than TO secure the adoption Of Their own
views Alter repeated conferences with fesow republic
they freely consulted with members 81 the Ameri
and democratic parties, and with merchants and me
chancs of known devotion TO the interests OF our city
The illusions to which your committee arrived were
TO present candidate your behalf but TO pledge,
upon condition only your support n any that might
be selected 70 lead the united opposition forces That
condition was that the candidate should nc Of no.
nesty energy capacity This position announced
by chairman to the committee, constituted at the
| great meeting held at the Mere hau,s Exchange AZ
| well to other bodies. Impeed by the great
purpose Of rescung the metropolis OF the Union from tho
wasting desposm Of official corruption We left that
mee TO its unembarrasscd action 1t is just TO de-
caae that the representatives Of every political body
pearrg before that committee heard with patience
Thatrv
from all The result is known. Listening TO suggestions
every side but guided only by high Of the ext
gences of the canvass and the interests OF the people that
committee has nominated man OF whom every republi
may declare che is right in everything but his poll
tics and these he has pledged 10 exclude from munich
pal government" applause Although unlike his
orous competitor he has either openly secretly
stayed from the democratic camp yet We can forget hs
! lifelong devotion to his party because We know it was
honest and used engine Of official aggrandise
ment The republicans of the city of New York seek no
arty advantage in the coming charter election. They de-
sire only honest city government, and this they
will 20 far to achieve by uniting with other parties
and with the people in electing Daniel I. nemann. In him
New York will have Mayor of clear intellect of generous
sympahies, of resolue purpose and Of iron integrity
Your comnittee would beg in conclusion submit for
| your adoption the subjoned resolution.
JOHN A. KENNEDY,
| a. DELAFIEI.D SMITH,
JOHN FITCH,
| WILLIAM ALLEN,
| d. d. T. MARSHALL.
Resolved, That the Republican City Convention in de-
ference to the believed wishes of their constituents will
maj NOMINATION. the CHlce OF MAYOR.
Resolved, That II be earnestly recommended to the re
publoans OF the city of New York TO cast their united
vote al the ensuing December election for the peoples
| candidate-nanel T. Temann
Resolved, That the members of this Convention
| nected with our central committees and our ward and
district associations vi labor to give to the peoples can
ddae the whole strength of the republican organization
assured Of and cheered by the prospect of be
nicen triumph Fernando Wood aud the great spos
| principle of which he is the embodiment
When the foregoing were adopted the Committee on Su
pervisors presented majority and minority report, but
1 As atopYd (puypntIan.
ceeded to ballot for Candidates, with the following re-
| suit
Twentieth ward....................Wm X Stewart
Tenth ward Augustus Weissman.
futeenth ward. ...................Ori son blunt
Nhtn ward; =, worms.
After making these nominations the Convention ad-
| journed.
DEMOCRATIC JUDICIAL NOMINATIONS
Fburt1 Distiet.-Robert Mcintyre nominated for
Police Justice this district last evening. Charles
| sweeny nominated for Civil Justice.
Sixlh District-In the Sixth judicial district Daniel W
Clarke received the nomination from the Convention for
the district. the members OF which assembled at the
Of Thirty second street and Fourth avenue last
evening for that PURPOSE Although there vas anothe,
the frt ballot by vote Of to T. and the announce
ment of the fact received with considerable applause
| REPUBLICAN ALpERMANIc NOMINATION.
Fyyst Di0rir.-YIenry smith tpresent Councilman from
The First ward) nominated last evening Tor Alderman
from the First district by the Republican Convention
| which met at the Museum Hotel in Ann street
| AMERICAN ALDERMASIc CONVENTION.
| Sirth Disic,-The American Aldermanic Convention
for this district, comprising portion Of the Thirteenth,
Tenth, Fourteenth and Seventeenth wards met at ls7
Powery last evening pursuant 10 adjournment and by
vote Of u 10 10 endorsed the republican nominee Thomas
Bennett Esq, Of the Fourteenth ward. Hie Convention
| then adjourned.
! AMERICAN CorScILNASIc NOMINATIONS.
Serenh Ditric,-The American Ccuncilmanc Nomi-
| mating Convention for this district, comprising the
Twelfth. Nineteenth, Twentieth Twenty first aud Twenty
second wards, met ASS Fourth avenue last evening,
and nominated the following candidates for that district
Twelfth ward Charles NJ Decker Nineteenth ward Chas.
| l. Frost; Twentieth ward Jacob Depew: Twenty first
| ward, Abraham Ayers; Twenty second ward, Charles
Wimot; Twenty first ward, Stephen IL Herman. These
| nominations then made unanimous In either
Of the nominees decline the Council In the ward or
| which he nominated authorized 20 oil up tho
vacancy by making nomination from their number, Tho
| Convention then adjourned.
NOT A CANDIDATE FOR OFFICE.
Mr.. Archibald Hall writes and says that he i not
candidate Councilman for any other Office the gf,