The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-16
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Democratic Assembly Nomlnnti1ns-SShattn r
Assembly Conventions Did Last Night--rae
Republican County Convention Neeu-s-
Stormy Scenes-Fuss Of the Opposition u
the Seventh Compression Convention.
Pursuant to the call Of the Democratic General Commit
tee the Conventions selected 10 nominate Asssmb y'h e'
in their respective districts las. night to perform q
duties assigned them Annexed the results as detailed
by our reporters
FIRST DrsyRJcr Tho democratic Assembly Convention
Of tho First dstric, me, last evening ut No 10 Greenwich
street and nominated Jacob !. smith as the hemocratic
candidate of tho district At the coming eeetioi tiFg"
crowd throngcd the house while tho convention was IN
session. hut there was no Disturbance
SECOND p,rReT-In the Second district the Democratic
Assembly Convention nomminated ThoS hnvln Tor Assem-
blyman last evening The Convention held their meeting
at Monroe Hall, OF Pearl ana Centre streets
THIRD DESmcT.-The Democratic Convention OF tus dis.
the Fifth Ward Hotel last evening aad nomi
mated Christian b. Woodruff Tor Assembyman. Every
thing passed of peaceab'y
ForRrn IisvrIcT.-Thc Fourth Democratic Assembly Con.
veption assembled at ytbagoras Hail. Canal st cot, and
nominated william GsovS
Urn nITRIr1.-Tho Convention met at the corner Of
Hudson and Barrow streets. An informal ballot was
had, when J. Dclany got ten votes nnf l. Hrrso1 two
On motion Dcianys nomination was declared unanimous
S,xn nrsrRicy-The Sixth Democratic Assembly Con
vcntion the Crystal Grand street. and unanimous
ly re nominated George A. Jeremiah.
SEVENTH irsYirr-The Convention Of the Seventh Demo
Assembly district comprising part Of the Ninth and
Fifteenth wards met at the Wootbine Hotel nj the cor
Of Sixth avonnc and Thirteenth street at eight o'clock
precisely. Mr. VIM. 81 Giles Of the Fifteenth wTi WIS
called TO the chair and Mr. James ONe' OF the Ninth
ward, acted as Secretary.
Peter W. Engs. Esq, was unanimously nominated by
reclamation the candidate for that district Tor hn next
sesson Of the LEGISLATURE, anil commtee, consisting OF
Messrs Lindsay, Town and Giles was appointf TO wait
upon that gentleman and inform him OF his nomination
The committee accordingly adjourned to Mr.. Engs resi-
dence and on their return reported that be had LETT the
city for Virginia The committee was then instructed to
wait on the candidate on his return am IN c'sc o. ms
form the members. 49,
The Convention then adjourned to meet at the call OF the
Chair.
Eighth DrsrRlcr-The Eighth Democratic Assembly
Convention met at the corner Of Pitt AMI Become streets
and nominated James J. RELY.
NINTH DISTRICT The democrats Of this district mt ut
Of Ninth and r@eny sixth street Inst night
The Convention, however, adjourned until Monday with
out taking any acton.
TENTH DIsTJcr.-Thc Tenth Democratic Assembly Con
vention met at Jackson Hail. 2oS First avenue John W
Charles was the choice of the Conventon and received
the nomination.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT THE members OF this Convention
met at cght O'Clock at the hotel of Broadway ani
Thirty eighth strect--Mr Peter Trainer being Charm IN
and Mr. Jervis McMullen Secretary. The first ballot
taken showed for
y. A. Chlds.
James Grant.
Another ballot then taken, after which Nc Chlds
nominated by reclamation as the candidate oil that
district.
TWELFTH p,srRrr--rhe Twelfth Democratic Assembly
Conve ntion assembled at Union Hall, Fourth street an
avenue c. w. Cook in the chair. MeSsTs, G1tfge "
Hoserer. John O'Ne J. Anderson apd Donnclly were
named before the Convention. 5at as none received
majority vote, the CoQyontion adjourned to Mond Nv
night.
TMRrYYv nrsrrIrr Thc Democratic Convention of this
district assembled at the National Hall, Forty fourth
street between Eighth and Ninth avenues, at little alter
eight ocock-Mr Peter T. Boppert in the chair, AMI NJ
Patrick Murphy Secretary-when Peter MasterSon, Esd
unanimously chosen by acc!ammation as th' cant
date of the district committee was then appointed ~
wait on tha. gentleman aud the Convention adjourned
sine die.
met at eight O'Clock evening At the corner OF Twenty
second street and Third The following is the
suit Of the baotting-
Henry Mathews.
Michael Salmonds. ......''..''.....'
Fgbcrt Ncle
The Convention adjourned, without making nomina-
ton until next wednesday evening at hafpast seven
O'Clock
Fryr,yTa Drr,ucr-The democrats of this district met
in large numbers last evening at tho corner OF Thirty
fourth and Second avenue Mr. j. Augustus Page
nominated.
s,xrxyru prp,cr-Thc democracy Of this district mo,
last evening corner Of Fifty eighth street and Third
nue. The convention adjourned, without nominating
until next Wednesday evening, when the nomination viii
probably take place.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Republican County Convention met at 6Is broad
way last evening. The Chairman of the committee ap.
,on,e to confer with the Americans upon fusion ticket
reported tho result of the conference and recommended
that county Offices be apportoned between The Amcr
cans and republicans according ~ the agreement OF the
conference minority report, signed by five persons,
WINS offered recommending no fusion. motion to lay
the majority report the table was made, and lost IL
was moved 10 adopt H. long and irregular debate FOL
lowed hut on the being taken stood rs in favor OF
adornr the report aud 81 against IL. No action was
taken on the minority report The Convention then went
into ballot, r1ra poce for Sheriff.