New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03
CITY Politics.
KINGS COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

JUDsg SpPEsss COURT, ssCosD DISTRICT.
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Dist &c. W stilweu. And. A. Heyer, And. A. Meyers,
Dr.. ~. $. GTisHih. Tbso C. Cseo.t + C. CalcOtt
List 4-1heo. Tiou. James Darcy. Peter Graham.
Ma IS b Chairman VIM c. Jones VIM c. Jones
d.. Gee o. II PEE fisser j. r. ' cassioa Alex Hamon
CousTr JrDGE.
Wm. II. Gale. Samuel Garrison Samuel Garrison
John wn.!oz j. O. Schumacher Samuel D. MOni.L
Daniel Maujcr james NJ. sSabHry: J. NJ sosbury.
Penubr;c,n. Drrocrat Ind Democrat
Uen,xF Finley Joseph Smith. Diedriob s,ruce.
BrInsrdu- l. Ry der Villain bennett samuel Hubbard
JrsTIcE SsssIoss.
ssnr = s.ryirr Nicholas stilwel. John A. Emmans
S.,.on I. North. John n MURPHY J. H. Murphy
Georr- J. kibbe. Henry an Dyke G-orss w Seaman
JrsricEs OF rHE fEAoh- -, ,.,
Dist, p : Morehou.e Ed,v r. Galley John L; Lyman.
B g ssSSy S i f Bls. Dennis fan.y
The Americans have selected the following from the
above nominations:
Judge Sup-eme Cos,,.......G-org- g. Reynolds, Rep
s,,o,o,, "a 9i.,Tict.H Ps5.On, Req
Di.triet Aitoraeg. Ohm inslow. Rep:
County 1'c''"'Sy Jarpe M ~ SsssS s1y Dem
co'on'T'' ..................G J. Kbbe Rep.
sspe'f"i'Hd'H"qf Poor William Bs5sntt,, Den.
County Iadg,............ -. Samuel Garrison Dem.
Vii Dist, Henry B. Biltsaii Deu-
RyprBrIcAs Mass MEETIsG.-Last evening mass
meeting of the Republicans Of Kings County was held
in tie Eastern District. at Union Hail. corner of Even
and Me,Seroe streets. {. &. Talbot, presided and
John Mitchell acted Secretary Addresses were de-
Hvered BY Sigismund Kaupiman, John G.. Bergen,
Anthony Walters. Chauncey Perry, Demas Strong,
and Others, Philip Dorsheiner AID John Window ar
rived in the coursc Of the evening and made brief ad-
dresses Resolutions were adopted endorsing the State,
County. Senate. and Assembly nominations The at
tendance WAS very aTge, and he people full OF en-
tlusiasm.
REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY NorisArIos.-The Repub-
Ecan Assembly Convention for the lid District met
as, evening at No 81 Rose street. and unanimously
indor.ed mo,hy Connolly for member Of Assembly.
IspEPkSDrsI DEaooRATIo Mass MEETIsG. - A
large and very enthusas meeting of the Independent
Democracy who are opposed TO the nominations
made BY rowdier held last evening at the corner
of Grand and Lorimer streets T.. ID. Col. Powers
presided and Charles Eiseman acted as Secretary.
Tie meeting Wa. addressed BY jsmes j. Rogers Ben
ainin +. Sawyer, Samuel ID. Morris, Frederick Wei
ehel ard Others. Judge Morris in the of hi-
the men who controlled the Democratic Convention
and made the nominations. Toward the close of the
meeting the platform gave wav beneath the wegnt OF
rersons up on IL, but. fortunately. none of them
were injured. The meeting orderly and
quiet. Judge Morris and the leaders of this independ-
ent movement, have been under the necessity OF not
only aiming themselves for protection from the as
saus MANY Of the rowdies who attached to the
orIosition Democratic faction but have required the
protection of the police.
Al the late Democrn,ic ratification meeting in Tam
many Hall, Gee. L. G.. Moloney stepped up 10 Mr..
Wm u. Kennedy and took him by the hand. Some
mysterious whispering passed between them, and great
curiosity Is felt IN political circles to know what Molo-
ney said The conversation Is understood 10 have had
reference to the distressed condition o; Ireland some
former period.
M. GEORGE GsKwILLISER. the Republican noua-
nee for Assembly n the With District this city
was pdorsed by the United Workingmens As-ocis-
,ion at Union Hall. Grand street, on Saturday evening
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