New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
CITY POLITICS.

ayvys7ryyrp pAIpERMArIc D1sTRIcT-A Commit
Zee d.lro at@d by the American whg Republican par
ties of tie XtIth Werd to agree upon Union canil-
date tor Alderman Of that District, met on Tuesday
evepi, o. and unanimously nominated James Davis, the
ore4ent repre- en,ative Mr.. Oakley, who was nonina-
ted by tie Whigr, as Wit dram Ii his favor
AsrRicAs CuY CoSvESTIOS. The Nominating
CONVENTION of the American party in this city vas
held last evening at No. i63 Bo~ery. Efforts wore
made to effect nominations for Controller aud Alns-
Uouse Governor without success. Tho first ballot
atood for Controller;
John Iev.ridss ss.'''''''''''''''''''''''''''. -
Gro W. Muron....' sss
Robert t. iisE -
On the fiji ballot Messrs, Leverloge shd Morton
gained ore vote, and Mr. Haw6 bad lost two Od the
seventh ballot, Mr. Leven sc had bat %. AT Il
o'clock 10 choeo had been mado, and an a'lourn'
nert was uDder dcuaSion
T.saASY NOMINATIONS or CoUECiLMrN AND
proyr. Uraps The delegstes to the Fourth S-ns-
,i,l District Coul ciimen's Convention met q; Tam
onny Hail last evening, pursuan. to sDouTnnen' Tor
,b nu,o.se Of poninenc six candidates for Council
men TO repre- sent the district Long before the nour OF
meeting every avenue the on was dense packod
stb tie rspk and file Of Democracy including good
arc. looking cu.tou ers Of the Z" Deaf Rabbit
o,dsr Who apt cared determined either to take pose'-
zion NJ the psce Themselves or keep everybody OUT
40 tim, the real dele gates had the utmost difficulty ID
Sighting their way to the aud gaining access 10
tbs s,ruppe OF delegates 10 get and keep neropers
nm, Officer Dubois Of tre Fourth Ward got ono Oh ms
,,,r. hsdly burt. Tom Burns Of tho EGst Ward, ana
,xo OF bs conrsdes tried to force Their way into
the room ttaough a window the Frauko't street
AIDE when rome Of the delegates struck treL or 'c
head with a club, and compelled them 10 r"'f''''
Some Of the delegates were undertood to be IN !sVo'
of,ber admission while the m.iorty were opp 'sen u
fh.r admiration which led 10 alt' Icallor ID w"c"
one took up char and struck the other Win H. a
.,,u-ral melee appeared inevitable, when the pro"P'
arrival Of large police force restored orceT sua tue
<,onyention buried through tle'r ou"ne'S ''' hou-
nsi.d pat.ick Duffy VI tie Flrrt Wud, DaA-s Msn"'i
of tbs s. oopd Ward Andrew Mccarthy o1 trs Li''1
w. G.moe p. Bedford Of the Fourth We''' VIM
Usl.t Of "a, FIFTH Ward, and Morgan jones VI 'i'
S.tb Ward. The Convention then s'youi A'u'
V,,,uo.1IoS MsETisG oy TIRE AsrtiA""AN' p''
.oce,cy-SpErcH oy Ma. RrsshLi--1" 1"'
- o,oo. ,d 10 the rule of Tamuiany haH oo mo P''
,ic. of the city mot Last evening IN '@'
Mozart Hall III ro-poneo 10 ca-i ~ go -.
Tnuuspy nominations for Con'roi'' '"
oov.,ro, The gre sts.t enthusiasm preVsiSed
out the meeting. ,,...h.h Ward waa
called to preside On taking the char, the e'''e
sd Z. few remark in which he snnoGnc'h '' ''o"'
dnc in the suocess Of their ticket at Llo appfO''s
election. ,,
MIR. BssJAsis RAY read report and r''oo''o'''
REPORT. ,,..r
The Committee intrusted with the duis o zee, = c& ~,
Sas,es tn be suprortod for the oiicss 0i C0n-
trc, epd Governor Of the Aims House, beg .sa'o "
report: a.. h;o, heir most
Ines yd.ra,i.I Conscious that these pltc
eI. he ell,1, by citizens of undoub'ed intgfy ana
ssv"cy Who would cohaan1 not ooy tho coohI.n >.
% he Democratic asses bri elso ct tue pe"e ~ ,.S a.
MIg', u - f,ll atc,eciati,a oi their -i0nfniiy y
dilhle' WV ~ " - E,l,.L-.r Sc l. y .llt ~ ~