New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

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were introduced 10 Mr.. Criuenden.
TIE thanks of the Committee were returned 70 tue
Senator for bis presence and address -, -. |
Gen. Talmadge announced committee from INC
American Iarty.
The Ccmmitiee from the American Convention read
preamble and resolutions passed ON TUESDAY eNe-'s
saving that they mean TO stick 10 their nomination %
MIR. Ogden. II was signed by H. A. l. OIah"eil!'
Jas Webb. T.. :. Nevins, and &. Corson.
Mr. Dodge moved that the nominee OF the American
party Greene c. Bronson, be made the nominee OF me
Wing party, The subject having been iAd Oh TIC
table, was taken up by a vote OF - to L.
While the vote was being taken, Mr. Ogden ana
Senator Crittenden went out. Three cheers were
given for Mr.. Cnttonden. " NJ.
Bronson was named as the candidate Of the American
uarty-never as the candidate Of Fernando Wood. NJ
| Bronson was nominated by acclsmauon.
Mr. j. ID. Levy nominated WIN. L. flnAney loI
| Alms- House Governor. ~.
A yery red-f,ced member said he would support Mr
Pnkney if he had not been first nominated az ne
| rnbean The Americans did not care anything ABOUT
| Pnknev. He moved that John Ii. Briggs be nonii-
An American present stated that they were Obliged
10 take Mr.. Pinkney 70 get rad OF the TWO ra'r'oAs.
prudeut gentlement moved an indefinite postpone
| ment: il was lost. -,
Ex,Ald John H. Briggs, the hero Of the Branch
Mafsen farce, was then nominated Win ou' one us
Briges-Mr Chairman, before accept of this nomi-
| nation / am obliged TO my old Wing friends for TINS
high and important station which am nominated TO-
! but shall have 10 ask nue ulne' -" 'i'0' -
Mr. Ketehum-Take your time.
| BRIGGs-It will afford great pleasure, L assure
you to be the candidate OF the old Mhg party mercy
| 10 show the strength of the old Wing party IKE
the company that we are on the ticket WITH thihK
that we'd astonsh the city.
! am,meer ,nen movea that the names of those gei;
| temen who were in the American Convention, VINO
J receded from the nomination OF ogden, De STRICKEN
| from the roll Of the Wing Committee
| The names Of Geo. w. Warner, Seventh ward
| John Forshay, Eighth Ward Geo. L. brown, SIX
| teenth Ward L. Darke Twenty-second Ward, ana -
| g. Frost Nineteenth Ward, were then formally strek-
| en- from the roll OF the Committee by unanimous vote
| amid some confusion and cries Of :" OF with their
| heads Hang EN-, and similar choice expressions
Mr.. BRows attempted an explanation, but was
| shown the door,
The Committee then adjourned to Friday evening.
| PtRsr WARD REPUBLIC As MEETISG.-An unusually
enthusiastic meeting of Republicans assembled in the
First Ward last evening al No. 80 Greenwich street.
At least one hundred and fifty Republicans were pre-
sent and the best of spirits prevailed and the most
resolute purpose was manifested to bear the whole
| ticket headed by Geo. Opdyke 10 a triumphant cleo
ton. The meeting was addressed by S. L. Hull can
ddae for Corporation Counsel and others, when they
| adjourned with three cheers and a tiger for the
ticket the whole ticket, and nothing but the ticket.
syco,p WARD REPUBLICAN NonIsATIoSs.-The
Republicans of the Second Ward met in convention
| last evening. at the Rainbow Hotel, in Beekman
str. ct. and made the following local nominations:
= SSoi in,pe fors~Osvid W. oPheds AMI Bernard Mey
| err the latter TO MI yGcancy, . -, -.
white William Buckley, James Horn, and =. NorhruP'
| For ConHGbtes-Jo,eih R. Reid and James Sullivan
| ELEVENTH WARD REPUBLIcAS AssocIATIoy.-A
spirited meeting of the Eleventh Ward Republican As
ISOLATION was held at their rooms in Avenue ID last
evening. Thomas Doyle, esq, the President, presided
The room was filed with the members of the Associa-
ton and prominent residents of the Ward who evnced
| the greatest interest in the proceedings
| Special Committee appointed to act in con-
junction with Committees from the Seventeenth Tenth
and other Wards, for the purpose OF holding Mas
| Meeting.
| The Executive Committee was empowered to make
the necessary arrangements the election on Tuesday
| next.
| A Committee was appointed to procure room,
speakers &C.. for ratification meeting, TO be held on
| Friday night The delegates TO the various Conven-
| tons made their reports, naming the persons nom-
mated and the Association confirmed their action by
unanimous vote. In regard 10 the With Aldermanlc
District in which portion of this Ward is included
the name of Mr. Landers presented the nominee
| of the Convention for Alderman. The Associa-
| lion confirmed the nomination. As difference OF
| opinion exists relative TO the legality OF MIR.
| Landers's nomination, il is proper 20 state the
| acts in relation thereto. There were fifteen
delegates present at the Convention. Mr.. Landers
ceiyed votes ana MIR. Jraft rlA. Alter tue vote
was announced, the delegation from the 18th Ward
claimed that the nomination not legal inasmueh
| as only two of the Seventh Ward delegation were
present the others representing that Ward having been
| appointed by those two. On the other hand, il was
claimed that these two had the power to fill vacancies
occurring by the absence OF other members OF their
| ward delegation.
Mr.. Gangloff, who was nominated as Constable hav
ing declined the Association nominated David Harriott
| in his stead.
| John Keizer the nominee for Alderman of the 10Th
Distinct having declined the delegates instructed
to meet with the 18th Ward delegates this evening and
make another nomination.
A large amount of other business was transacted
and the Association having done good nights work
adjourned.
EIGHrEESTH WARD REPUBLIcASs.--A large and
enthusiastic meeting of the XNlllth Ward Republ-
can Association was held last evening at Krchners
Hotel, corner of Nineteenth street and Third avenue
Mr. VIM. Laimbeer, the Republican candidate for
Alderman of the XvIITth Ward briefly addressed the
meeting. The speaker urged upon the Association the
necessity Of voting for Mr.. 0pdyke for Mayer and
stated in glowing terms his peculiar fitness for the
Office and his ability discharge the duties Of Chief
Magistrate. His remarks were warmly eheered Tne
Association was briefly addressed by several other
gentlemen who all most enthusiastic in their in
dorsement of Mr.. Opdyke he being claimed either
a resident or native" of the Ward. The following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
ResoreS That the Republicans THE Eighteenth wurd As.o
cation 30 most heartily ndorse by
the late Republican Conventions, and pledge them unqua
ted supFort.
Resofed That recognize in the nomination Of the Hon
George Opdyke for Mayor gentleman in the highest degree
qDaii for post and that in bis support only the
pie the City the defeat Of that bad and
corrupt man Fernondo Wood
Several other resolutions, indorsiHg the candidates
for Ward officers, were adopted IL was further re-