New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-25
ASSEMBLY CONVENTIONS.

In the Sixth and Eighth Assembly Districts consist
ing of the Tenth and Thirteenth Wards, the nominal
ing Conventions did not meet last evening owing to
mistake in the call of the Republican Central Commit.
tee.
The Fourth Assembly District Convention Seventh
Ward, net at No. 6s East Broadway and organized
by calling Lewis Hops to the chair. Committee
consisting Of Messrs. Knevils, Dryer and Thornton,
was appointed to confer with similar Committee of
the Americans with the view OF efecting union at
the coming election. The Convention then adjourned.
The American party Of the Fifth Ward, selected on
Thursday evening at meeting had at the st. Johns
Park Hotel tn, following delegates to the local Con-
Yentions viz:
coYnsy-Jans. scoseld, Gevrs- y Randolph George A.
coSg,c.,i,nal-yOhn Styles C. Warning, c. W. BsA.e O.
=. Randolph &. " Raymond -
NonIsAIIsG CosvIsTIoss.-The With District
Assembly Convention assembled last night at Jefferson
Market, and unanimously nominated VIM Frederick
A. Copkliu az Assemblymsn for that District.
The With and With District Congressional Con.
veptons. and the Xth and XIIth District Assembly
Conventions assembled last evening at their respect
i've rooms, and after organizing, adjourned without
making any nominations.
RypuBrIcay NOMINATIONS County
Sheriff William Vorce; County Clerk Theron s. BLY,;
gate Samuel A. Brown Justice of Sessions Chester
r. Wilson; Superintendent of the Poor Luke Grover;
Coroner, Charles G.. Naples. AsSembly-lst District,
Henry Bliss.
Onondoga Corniy-For Congress, Charles b. Sels-
wick: Sheriff George L. Maynard; County Clerk,
Victory J. Brdseye; County Judge, Richard Wool
worth; Sessions, Justin ~ Knapp Superintendent of
Poor. James Iongstreet; Loan Commissioners, Albert
HARRINGTON. Newman ii. Moves: Coroner Henry ID.
Didams Rufus e.. Duuhan, Lyman l.. Rose.
"A letter from reliable source in Pennsylvania
assure. Us says The Boston Journal that the Amer
lean Republicans will certainly gain four members OF
Congress in tina, State with fair prospect Of gaining
four or five more The Hon. Thaddeus Stevens viii
undoubtedly be elected in the Lancaster District.
y,Rsosr.-The official returns are now IN from all
I'm, n few towns which do not cast 800 votes In ALL
They foot up a. follows, compared with last year:
1855. 1857.
80 rb ul.....l28,j Ke.e. (Deml...........l2Sl3
's,t.,,,s '....... q Scattering. ~
Halls majority H. 100. Fletchers majority, 10, io3
Net Republican gain, l,'s'.
III, lv,rtpelier Joprnql Of this morning say that,
estimating the towns not returned the Republican
n,ajoritIe- Will be; ,..,,
FoI oonsre.s Is, D.rc:-E wson......... zee
For Con s4e. lid pistrct-J NORM. S
For COIgTtss lilo pisttt- r
Rcrublcsn majority on Congressional So
The Legislature stands: Senate-Repubieans -;
Democrats, l. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS epnb-
Icens, 1856 Democrats, 81; Abolition, Il no choice, 5.
OHIo.-Gen. Eckley, Of the XXlst District, has
Withdrawn his uame rs an Independent candidate ioi
Congress. against the Hon. John ~ Bingham, the
regular Republican nominee.
VInoIyrA.-The Hon. Alexander Boteler has been
nominated as an Independent candidate for Congress
| Ill the Charlestown District.
! MAroR,LTY ELECTION u JASEsvILF, WIs.-A
special election was held in the city OF GAINESVILLE OIL
Monday, for Mayor, the late incumbent Of that office
having resigned. The result was: Sanford 4. Hud
son. the Republican candidate. received 627 votes anC
Nh Hazelton the Democratic candidate, 1913. Repub
| ECan majority, ~.