New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26
CITY POLITICS.

Tu,pn AssyNBLY Distract UsIoN NOMINATION.
r,s psnnb,caps of the lid Assembly District met
l.st evening at the Fifth Ward Hotel. There were
,h,s. candidates in the feld-Messrs. John w.
+. rbss. Henry A. Morgan, and Hora'io N. Wild.
Aftsy eight or ten bsllotDgs Hofatio N. Wild was
n,.n;mously nominated. The Americans also met at
81. Johns Park Hotel, AMI put the same gentleman
in nomination.
S,x,u SENATORIAL DISTRICT AMERICAN NoMINA.
r,os.-rhe Hon. VIM. A. Guest OF the Fifteenth
Ward has been nominated for the Senate from the
With District.
SEVENTH AMERICAN SENATORIAL CONVENTION. -
The With Senatorial District American Convention
met last night at No. llO2 Broadway and after or
ssnzipe, adjourned until Friday evening, without
making nomination.
Srvrsru DISTRICT REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY Con-
v,NrIoy-Tbe With District Republican Assembly
Convention met last night at Jefferson Market, and
adiourped subject TO the call Of the chair, withou.
making any nomination.
REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY NoMISATIoy.-The Dele
gstes to the Ivth Assembly District Convention met
lsst evening at their loom, No. 6S East Broadway.
Mr. Delaney w. Knevels received the nomination for
member Of Assembly.
RIPpBlicAK AssocIATIos.-A meeting of the Re-
pubicans Of the Eleventh Ward was held last even
ing at No 81 Avenue c. The Eleventh Ward Re
publican Association now numbers about 4oo men,
bers, and many new applications have been received
for membership. The Nominating Committee last
evening recommended Peter Cook as proper cand-
date for member of Assembly.
FRTH SENATORIAL REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
The Republican Senatorial Convention of tue Fifth
District met at No. IA Grand street last evening,
Joseph p. Cooper in the Chair, and Harvey "ooa
Secretary. Mervin r. Brewer received the homiaa'
ton as candidate for State Senator. The ballot Stood
for Nj. X. Brewer, II; George Folsom.
TmRrEESTH WARD REPUBLICAN, AssooIArIoS.-
TIE Thirteenth Ward Republican Association met at
Ondsrdopk Hall, corner Of Grand aud Cn'on streets,
last evening, Z. Elliot, President, in the Chair. BE.
side mixing the necessary appointments for election
dsy, no business of Importance was transacted.
FrrryEsTH WARD REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
The Fifteenth Ward Republican Association met az
No. 6lS Broadway last evening, NJ. b. Blake, Presi'
dent, in the Chair. About two hundred new men,
bers were admitted and the usual necessary prepare
tons ,or election day were made. No other business
Of special Importance was transacted.
SixrH SENATORIAL DISTRICT REPUBLICAN Con-
yEsrloS.-Ths Sixth Senatorial District Republican
Convention met at the Republican headquarters on
MONDAY evening" and proceeded 70 ballot for noni-
nee for Senatorial candidate. Alter the two hun
Jredth ballot the candidates Washington Smith and
George Opdyke--stood ten each. Opdykes friends
would not consent to proposition from the other aide
10 withdraw both candidates. The Convention met
again last evening, but without any better success
than on the pieviou: evening, the candidates stil
standing ten to ten.
ELEVENTH WARD GERMAN REPUBLICAN Mass
MEETING. In answer TO call published in the Ger
man and Epg sh news papers, large and enthusiastic
meeting Of German Republicans in the Eleventh
Ward was held on Moncay night at Constandt :
Brewery, in Fourth street, near Avenue a. The
meeting was called to order by MIR. KoERSBHRGER,
after which,
DIR. FoyRscH made q short but telling address
He impressed upon the minds Of his hearers the i'm
portsncs Of coming forward and taking matters into
their own hands q: primary elections and argued that
If they did 80 American citizens would respect them
the more while they would acquiesce in their nomina
tons.
Mfr. ALBrRrsos msds some remarks Of similar
character.
The following nominations were ratified:
Mr.. Abrsm Dittenhosfer for Marine Court Judge.
Mr.. Peter Cook for Assembly, XIIth District.
Mr.. T. b. Cooper for Assembly, Nth District.
And the following resolutions unanimously adopted:
Rsrsi That dee our duty 10 sse al GsrTa s cS
party sosnsssns them their nights s' citizens AND Is d
yNOAL.
Ra,ss That We WI demand the rishts AID the .se
resps, 70 cur princPes American fellow c'en' Of me
Rs.o.ea Thai American fellow citizens to allow US
OF two delegates each tia, BE sure
that we have Q voice N the dosnss Of the party
After which several speakers were called out from
among the audience to speak. Mr. RENsrx was de.
sirous that the Germans should 20 ahead Mr.. PETER
60 Tho vas louSly called for thsnk. "A ,h. .,d.noa
for the honor they had unanimously extended TO
hin In nominating him as their representative. Mr..
Rrxvswrrl En- said, although he belonged to the Dem
cratic party. he was not by any means wiling to vote
a., N rhom the primaries Of that party sst up for
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