, 1859-02-25
CITY REPUBLICAN CONVENTION,
John G. Haines Nominated
for Reelection

I'LL hIfUDLltAN CUN 7 Elm IV4
John G. Haines Nominated
for Reelection
, FULL TICKET In THE FIELD
l Yesterday afternoon At P. H., the Republi
: can City Convention assembled at Mechanic
Institute Hall to put in nomination its ticket o
l city officers for the approaching charter elec
ton. The attendance was very large and th|
Ha1l was flied at the hour named for opening
the Convention.
, Hon. Isaao N. Arnold called the meeting t
order By nominating Gurdon 3. Hubbard, Esq
~ Chairman. Carried.
Aessrs. J. W. Wanhop, Henry Went, and
Vim. Wayman were chosen Vice-Presidents
and L. Il. Davis and A. Kohn, secretariea.
Aessra. L. Garrison, a. Akin, and George
Schneider were appointed committee On Gre
dentials who reported 1ull convention as FOL
Iowa:
F1Rsf WAHD.-0. Lunt, L. P. billiard, j. Vt.
Rsnnlf, T. schlund, L. N. Heald, D. W. Cor:
| DIN.
SECOND WARp.--H. Howland, Chas, Dasbv, A.
Kobn, Murdoc Morrison, James Cammt.n, B.. NJ
Turner. C. L. tenks, Nicholas kL4res, Julius Ros,
enthal G. II. Abbott, c. B. Heartt, Perkins Bass
| Thtn. HARTMANN
p,lui 1nlR3 wARp:-L- Z. Davis. NJ: Heinrich, John
Jones, John Pfetfer, E. c. Rosco, Marfin Dodge.
HeurV Dsal' sHt19@94s@ Hs0ds1& Justice, John teib'
mer, o. Il. Salisbury, r Cook. ' ;"
FIFTH WARD.-A. 3. Heal1, James Htli1gG~
worth, Richard Mason. ChAa Lichtenberger, c. C..
Wsa!in, Andrew Aiken, Samuel AcCotter, Jacob
schnable, John Brown.
S1xsH WARp-Reuben Cleveland, G. P. t}zier,
man, D. G. Fur9uson, John Kittell, O. 4. Reno.
| ). II. L1mbin, G. Lavetenz, "a Heller.
sEsENTH WARp-9. 9. Hubbard, J. s. Melville,
George ". Dexter, 4 Btake, Jacob Lauer, Al
Eaum W4Rp-Wm. r. D'volf. A. J. Wright,
George Schneider. H. Bronold, John 6lawick,
Andrew Nelson, George a. WIgeland, William H.
! Stckney.
NINTH wARp-I. N. Arnold, F. Guna. Nathan
Jackson, Jaues Ludwig, Julian M4gl
TkNru WAaD "Charlss Ensworth, John Lob.
stein, F. a. Pierce, Robert Hardy, George Mil
ler, John Prechtel, Henry Lennartz.
rH1 MAYOR
J. ". Waughop moved to proceed to nomf-
mats candidate for Mayor. He would nomi-
mats JOIN @. HA1szs aa q oandidate for re-elec-
lion. If there Was no other candidate he would
more that the nomination BE- made by aeclamn-
tion. The motion wss iaatautaneous'y carried
and the nomination made amid whirlwiud Of
applause and Yociferous cheesinga.
Hon. l. N. Arnold moved the appointment Of
committee of five to draft resolutions. Car
ri~d i4+4hs appointment Of Aessrs. Arnold,
Schneider, Cleveland .tAbbott and billiard as
such committee.
hessrs. Andrew Akin and George 4. Fsgg
were here appointed tellers.
CITY 7zKAsuRxn.
Tho balIotings for candidate for Cty Tres.
surer we're proceeded with resulting in eighty
six votes cast ~ follows:
81
~ L.
AoAA. u
Tbs choice Of Iii. Harvey was BY vote made |
unanimous.
CITY COLLECTOR. !
Tho 6rst' balloting for City Collie r.or gave
eighty. seven votes Is fol1ows:
MueItr
Total.
Ctr ATTORNEY.
fofthe City Attorney there were three aspir- |
anta in the field, Messrs. Elliott Anthony for re.
election, George F. Crocker mud john LYLE |
King. Tbs first ballot gave eighty eight votes,
aa follows:
AinE ...17
Necessary TO ct1o1ce IS. Tbs na,ne Of Nj. King
was here withdrawn by friend. but not on Mr.
Kings authority, and was subsequently re-
stored.
The second ballot gave eighty.ive votes:
4nt,on1
Tot,!.-..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
G1T SURVEYOR.
Inc Candidates named were Alex. Wolcott, u. |
Heinrich and s. 8. Greele. The first ballot re-
suited - follows:
ieeE
=.
Mr.. dreele'a nomination Was made unani.
moud.
POLICE COURT cLERK.
The candidates were E. e. uooke, the pre-
sent incumbent Tor re-sleotion, aud G. q. Stol.
brandt, Thomas J. Holt. Vim. Windoes and
Niels Larsen Tho first ballot gave:
taoSKs tosh1. -;
'''''''''''''-''''''''''
|
mr. dooke Withdrew hta name in fovor of Mr.
The second ballot gaze:
i.ar1rn
'''''''''''''''' ''..-.' -.''..'....... .......IH
Aesars. Holt and Windoes Withdrew. The
third ballot gave:
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The two candidates we're then called forward.
and view taken Of both bT the Convention.
ar. Larsen has the misfortune of bsine Obliged
10 use crutches and u he alood beside his rival,
~ possessed the claims Of sympathy not be-
longing to the other. The next ballot settled
The matter:
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DIVISION NOMINATIONS.
1t vas voted to leare to the delegates Of each
division thsir own choice of candidates for Pc.
lice Magistrates and Street Commissioners
aourH DIVISION.
Geor8e W. FiagR WAS sppointed Teller for
his Division. Tho first ballot for
Folie1 Hagistrats
Il.
9avM
1e.a M
Tho second ballot gave: ,
aafhan
.......+...............,,.& |
StSsst Conntatonr.
The hrEt ballot gave:
)as1les Hoetin
= il
The nomination Of Ar. Wolf VA received with !;
aud chsers by his friends. h
WRIT DIVISION. !;
Thers was but one candidate in the field for .
Polics 4Aagistrate. y
The frst ballot gave the entire Division vots | !:
y follows:
StFteS ConMistionxr. b
The fourth ballot gave, after the Withdrawal Of o
cyeral candidates: +
etfs hetNe