The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-12
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Tanmany Primary Eisctions--A Quiet Time
Candidates the slate All ri sht.

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Tammany Primary Eiscsions--a Quiet Time
- Candidates the slate All ri sht.
Tie primary elections 10 choose delegates 10 County Ju-
dietary Congressional and Assembly Conventions held
under the cai q the Tammany General Committee took
place last nigh, IT the several ward headquarters through
out the city Contrary 10 all expectation, disturbance
occurred notwithstanding the s or candidates that were
N the held aud whose friends OF naturally
anxious 70 the several conventions be chosen
So far we have beard there serious fight in
any of the wards and the usual at primary cleo
tons Were dispensed with entirely this occasion. Let
not citizens, however, congratulate themselves
on tho outside dcconcy which Is beginning
TO characterize the primary meetings Of tho democracy
The fact is they greater farce than ever, and there
much fairer show for the OF iii party during
the reign Of the shoulder htters and rowdcs
Then the party who got the largest number Of
the ballot box matter b. what means, was declared
elected; but ballot staling that wouli have dis.
graccd san Francisco in its worst days openly carrie
II s well known that not the democratic voters OF
the district the eec,iug bat the inspectors who re-
turn whom they please. Outside people have wondered
the fierce strife which the choice OF these officials Away
entails in Tammnny Hail. but when they understand tina
these inspectors the powor behind the ihron
creator than that throne asrlf, they will how tho
milk gets INTO the nut Thus, aiough ths reign
political ruianism is about over in primary meetings,
political rascaity is rampant than This cir.
O instance accounts for the reaceabie character Of tn
men knew weeks beforehand who to compose thesc
Sera conventions and those ionswerc constituted
as to ensure the nomination o. the candidate already
chosen by the party OF course,
need Of sighting, as IL would do 10 good.
II will be seen, however, in advertising list, which
give below. that several OF the wards there were
contesing tickets, each claiming 10 he tho 0rgnal ia
cobs Ia every case wc hay, given the first place TO the
ticket having the OF the Inspectors chosen Tam
many Hall,
The following the conventions which delegates
were chosen last nigh, II viii b tia, tie complete
democratic ticket viii be III the field by next Monday:
Congressional Convention, meet this (fucsaay)
ing III tho several districts.
County Convention 10 nominate candidates for the Of
fees q Sheriff County Clerk Coroners aad Supervisors
Nith vii meet At 1ammaoy Hail, on Wednesday ITO
morrow evening, Eth inst
judiciary Convention 10 nominate candidates Tor Jus
tee Of supreme Court and District Attorney which viii
meet on Thu sday. The iqth inst.
The Assembly Conventions will meet Friday evening
FIRST WARD DECK.
nv ns h oosnr % w a a by va on sh sara ana
eighty elahaSlss ma,or.iy = c,.- g.. e-.
Judiciary Thom,s siew.Tt Williams Burns, Michael j.
consressens~S ,eS"ias rImod John Fox Patrick currey
Ass.@sly S.%aTI S%a; JOIN nsrv, Peter Muasur, Nor
Woods, Jacob iipps Edward Hogan
With power to fill vacancies. -
%5isi s$r SsS Ss'S" inspectors.
s X,ss f rnr""' tclerks.
SECOND WARD.
.. s0nSs e ea o. TIE ,s pe's sao Erpnbs eSs
Ss William STREET OF MandaT evening lib ins and The fol-
lowing dele gates were elsc,ed.-
j. p horn wn Miner : '''' ''''''' '''''''''''
,county-wm. Miner Alfred cAaruelor, james Watson
JndicislyJsme- Watson, John c. scherpf Patrick Nc
N1Ssa My 9Isr i nr MaTu h n% vAn isaac wilkins
hsns cas"aaeh ra,ret scaahoG Albert i Williams
With po"es . al Yen, ,.,,,x
NATHANIEL oAvAN,Gn,t
THIRD WARD
AZ primary election held a. ys falion stree, Monday
accordsnce II the General ComaIsc u Tamna.
Ham, The following delegates elected The County.
soanty-H s. ero,i~r paasei xSoaey JAMES H.cses,, r
Jadisiai1JosS NcSaty 7 \ LocOu,e john oacrsou. I'd
.Conerossoaa-F IS. renno Enoch Smith, Thomas
Mccsrty, Joseph Harrison, Edward Haggcrty
mas Rogers y nes,h John afcy iiapmsS weiero"s
Jchn Matthews Jssepi.walace.
ThoMas MccARTy -,
THOMAS MGSsEN.
FOURTH WARD.
STREETS NcSdsy syssins aceser il ssscTdas II.
At lsmmsy Hail. the following iIrSc' vas elected ~ ma
coaiiy -tia.es J poushcry Thomas Brown. Daniel Do
nRran John shay. Gco. u. rurs"r.
James Power. Mssei xssrin '0"' nancy
Fourth Congressional n,'rcl-Iamss nri-ccll Thomas She
etc MsDonat james Rohan Archibald Fullerton Joseph
N
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FIrTH WARD.
Ala primary election held Oct ~ ISIS At los West Broad
Sss Il s d Tam%sns s he following sss; duly
couniy-Rcbert Dcune John Moore. Thomas Watson, Jr
" oop r. Hersu-cr Francis VIM Too
jaeisia-Rchsra waae, BENZ 4. Ccr.rd John cunneen
VIM Il Herv,,i Wm - nas, n, So. 49, X s,i.n Nj,
ess e.sSy paa Sl,isa' ie, Rogers charles Riley
jaime. Lore, Edward sl.,.n
THoMAsF WEAVER,
SEVENTH WARD.
prnsry election held October w. tSa pursuant 70 ih6
s~i az he pe,accrair RepahIsn General oniee Of lam
Hail nc fO;ewins isscs was aaly cs,,s ,, u,..
cs:- irsy,,ss ssss S'llS. .aa,, ss..
Naghs JAa rlpgsr Joseph n1,sn,
DEW pnay VIM MerrispIa rss"s. nsaaiisap a
rySS. eeo n'f asrsaD 61Tai xaa. "e'''' '0""
fiShh Assembly p,.uEt-wnA,n eay,e Hugh Smith.
wah power % III vasances
sSssIss' i t lSIisSi,.x ,rr,.'''"
EIGHTH WAN.
,,s e. grms sS s s ss@ y ~ N e. se
raj csmsns,se Of Ismmany lia the following ,cke
.cIecied- - a..
Rssi"s foms ray Martin Erse y Tsm'a,ay
Hall WEDNESDAY evening, ort y, AZ ~ o'ocok a..
rSnS Kerr Messei nisonys JOIN Stephens
T; Thru a{dn ma, iSSl sn Jc.pa Mr.
MY John Rev. gsg ,,, I ,s.ss Esss. IA
Third Assembly RG ,..s w lr nm s" WHY
W"asl Frii.y evening -, !. ;, - e'rlcrs
Y .sliS w san%s Psss savsa liass scSts
WIN power !" d" '"'' wsRrry TrrRvIv,)