The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-15
CITY POLITICS.,
The Mozart Hall MayoraIsy Conveu-
tion-A BIT or Row--Adjsurnment
without Making = R0mins alton, &c.


The Mozart Hall Mayoraisy conven-
tion-A BIT or = Row-AdJ~urnment
Without Making = Nomination, &c.
The Mozart Hall Mayoraiy Convention as ugh. 10
nominate candidate for the chief magsiraoy the CITY,
also Almshouse Governor.
Long before the hour appointed for proceedings com
mcnce, in the rear part of Mozart Hail. the Mercer
street side, were assembled several hundred Of the
rorlheft species Of humanity, Of the rowdy stripe,
anxousy waiting hear the result of the meeting. The
Broadway entrance 10 the hall fastened and barred
% doubt the proprietor Of anticipated the result Of
the meeting
Al baiiast SEVEN O'Clock the hall thrown open,
and grand rush was made for the door, when every
bony who desired gained aomitapcc both boys and old
men, without any one to inquire for credentials.
E-Judge Dean nominated temporary chairman
after which red nosed Individual nominated in loud
voice, Mr.. "Billy" Wilson for Chai man
THIS sentiment did not meet with . very decided con
nrnaon, as many voices CRED Oh, no,o l nominate
- Come foorder,' ," Put him out Three cheers
IL, Fernando Woo od," and hundred one sum
hr cries While the excitement at ,ts heahs ex-
Assembly man john Reilly ipio he'll, when
about thirds of the ling no.uased HIM or chair
maD. Ihe vote put and carried, Mr. Reilly was
ahoGt 10 assume his function, and whls en-
.'avoring 10 make himself beard, received
f,ser simultaneous with this another chap grabbed Mr.
Really by the heel, and telling him 10 the
he noise confusion resulting thereffom made t an
PEAR like pandemonc Babel Finding it impossible 70
qurt me ashembiage or organize the Convention, mo-
'n was pu, and declared that they adjourn subject
The call OF the chair.
Alter the adjournment general rush was made
tor the door, and gang of fellows from the First
~ard sad 70 be the Wilson party endeayored
10 create fghf and not few Of thrm drew pistols and
bowie knives, snd gave vent To their puguacons feel
res A. The main body Of the reachea the side
walk on Mercer .street the that cnsuod we're
lsughable the extreme Some had their hats iammed
su ~ III.
some OF the des gates had their taa on and one
rough l'.kng customer bad bis literally from
his bofy The wilson party the
the purpose Of making their favorc char man at all
hazards, and it was very fortunate affair that the meet
ing adjourned without general murderous
The Tammany General Committee.
special meeting Of the General committee Of Tam
many faction of democracy was held last night Al
Tammany Hail.
call issued for the election OF delegates from
each ward Wednesday evening next, at Tam
many Hall the following Thursday evening 20 nomi
candidate for the Mayoraty.
resolution was adopted that man in every ward
he appointed 10 look after the registration Of voters TO-
Gay.
resolution was also adopted, unanimously that the
committee should neither support any
dnaie for any city or county oce not euiAnat0g from
rammsny Hall.
The EFFECT Of this resolution will 10 prevent the en-
dorsement OF any candidate put by Mozart Hail.
so tba, s very probable two democratic candidates for
Mayor will be III the field the election The above
r' solution is evidently aim I'd at Fernando Wood.
Preparations for the Republican Primary
Elections.
The Republican Central Committee held special meet
ing sterday evening, at No. 6ls BroadwayJudge A..
Peabody in the chair, and Aessrs H. r Cleveland and
George Sparrow acting Secretaries There quite
large attendance but the busaess Of the evening
despatched taking about thirty minutes time, and con-
sisted Of the unanimous adoption reeoutl,n Of which
inpt facts tle VIZ. rA
associations IN the city shall at their places Of
meeting on Thursday evening, the l7h instant, half
o'esvs, tor sla deexaaee
10 the different conventions. The Mayoraty Conveniop
City Convention for the purpose Of cheug Corpora.
ton officers and Governor OF Amshose both 70 meet At
No. 6l8 Broadway-tbe Mayora.y \ p NJ on the 22f
instant; the Adermanc ConventiOn the 3d. At hslf
past seven o'clock the Councmen on The 3d. past
O'Clock the Ward Conventions the 26th in their
respective Alter the adoption Of this
resolution, the meeting Immediately adjourned
Fourth Aldermanic Dlstrfct-Democratic
Republican Association.
large and enthusiastic meeting Of this association was
held ast evening at the Of Catharne street and
Enst Broadway The meeting was called TO order by g.
Foster, President Of the association large number
Of new members were enrolled from the different wards
comprising the district Mr. H. OKeefe introduced 70 the
association Mr. Joseph Mathers, who made speech in
avor Of the denomination Of the Alderman Mr.
Stephens Mr.. Stephens having been called upon, made
speech defending his course Alderman aud referred 70
hf present nomination not being ob,ained by pecuniary
AiteI ahOtner spe.cn from Mr. Henry Vk0ofo
motion made that Mr. Stephens be by &C.
camatioD, which was put and carried ending with long
and con nned cheering Mr.. Stephens then made q
that thc meeting ADJOURN subject 70 the can Of the
chair, which was carried.
Registry or Voters.
The Registrars Of Voters will again day. for the
enrolment of the Of voters 1t is necessary for
every qualified who vote at the next cleo
ton 10 have his name registered