The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-04

MOZART HALL PRIMARY ELECTIoNa
The adherens 10 the Mozart Hall dynasty Of the de.
mocracy met in their several ward districts last night
Tor the purpose of eecing BY ballot FIVE persons from
each ward TO Judicial aud Supervisors Convention to
nominate such candidates for judicial officers and super
visors to be voted for the ensuing election five
persons from each ward TO Senatorial Convention; de-
iegaes to the Assembly District Conventions and i've
persons Ward Nominating Convention to nominate
candidates for inspectors canvassers of election for
each district o. course the election was "blhd /" as
the ''sate was made up by the ''owner Of the com.
mitee nearly ono week ago The "eiecon" passa; oil;
quietly, and the candidates elected unanimously
Il must be remembered, however, that Mozart Hal!
party quite new organization. and they have not vet
learned the Tanmsny Hall tactics Of fighting an election
battle by the employment OF shoulder httes, brusers
NC N consequence Of which We are spared the unplea
SAINT duty OF reporting the fracture OF snndy heads and
the disioca'ion OF an untold number OF noses.
MEETING OF THE WING GENERAL CoMMITTEE-No
STATE OFFICERS TO BE NOMINATED EXCEPT
SENATOR'S
There was another ghosy gathering of the spectres OF
the quondsm great, but totally defunct wing party
held last evening of the spacious parors OF orps
Hotel at the Of Broadway and Eighth street. One
Of reporters visited the place where announced
the unearthly orgies would take place. found only
few dozen sprites assembled up tho hour Of nno
O'Clock. As the minutes few however, the members Of
the supernatural remnant Of whggery, yclept the Wing
General Committee, dropped in after another until
finally there was pretty fair show in convention The
spectres fine pory looking specimens certainly and
looked quite human to the mere eye, they gided
in and out solemn mystery. But any one posted as
our reporter in close proximity 10 the kcyhole might
have heard sundry hollow sounds and sepulchra NOISES
ng aan gS4 asps the idea that those within were
A few minutes after nine O'Clock Hiram Ketchum, Esq /,
grand spectre in chief took the chair and Messrs Robert
c. CURE and John +. Dodge assumed their position
secretaries.
The great business before the meeting was the consde
Of ting
the proprety OF nominating State ticket. Frederick A.
Tallnadge ex Recorder Superintendent OF Police &c
chairman of the committee, handed in the report,
which declared il nexpedient TO nominate candidates
I'LL the State offices to be vacant after the first of
January but recommended every wing cector to
exercises the {" strictest scrutiny" in voting for
the nominees of other parties. II there
any poor sanguine ghosts of wings in the room
resurrection Of their party this report put ectua
quietus them Apparently Of the spectres had
cherished the vain deusion for all acquiesced in the
commentators Of the report Mr.. Talimadge himself
spoke strongly in favor OF IL j. De Pcyster Ogden ditto
ex Mayor kngsland, dltto James Brooks ditto, and the
iustrous John Briggs the famous Alderman Of Little
Georgey' Mssellnativty ferrengout notoriety, stood
up for the report sturdy he did for dark Ian
ternism.
1t would seem, however, that the General Commit
have directed towards the United States
torshp, for while opposing other State nominations they
have resolved to set up candidates for the Senate aud
have appointed committees organize properly
campaign Three members from each Senatorial district
selected 10 make all necessary preparations.
Having transacted this OF business the
slowly separated, and silence regned again.