New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01
CITY POLITICS.

REPUBLICAN WARD AssocrArioss.-M meeting
Of the Second Ward Republican Association ne'd iaS
evening at No so3 Pearl street, Committee OF nve
was appointed. and empowered 10 make selection oil
csndjdstes for INSPECTORS and Csnvasser OF Election
The Committee WAS also instructed to examine the
poll-ls, and report the names of voters who have NJ
moved from tie Ward or are otherwise unquaRedt 10
vote a, the coming election. COMMITTEE was also
appointed to watch the polls the day OF elechon
TIE Association adjourned to meet again this evening
a. the same place.
A meeting Of the Third Ward Republican Associs-
ton was held last evening at the Franklin House, in
College place. The following gentlemen we've nou'i-
mated AS Inspectors and Csnvsssers of Election:
p;.,ric, l-Rober, 5. Gcald. Vim. McMonsssL
y:5H sra.,I,d R R,:.P1 wt H,ss.G3y
C,svassxHs
Di.trie, I-RObert $ Gould. Daniel Z Tyee.
-s sn@;5 s5' SSssi Ioc otso Il Sspp
4-Andrew J. Stewart, Joseph O. hldridse.
The name Of the candidate for member of Assembly
the Ist Assembly District is John l.. Bleakiey, III
stead of Blakely, as heretofore printed
The meeting of the XVIII Ward Republican Asso-
citation. held a, No 6ls Broadway, last evening, was
srcely attended NJ. b. Blake, esq, occupied the
chair. The persons proposed for membership Al the
as, meeting were elected with few exceptions. Reso-
luors ipdorsnc the nomination of Frederick A. Conk-
ling. John j. Shaw and Joseph 7. Cooper, for Mem
bers Of Assembly from the Ward, and Benjamin F.
Nanierre for State Senator from the With Senatorial
District were adopted without dissenting vote
list of candidates for Inspectors for the December
election was partially made out.
The Sixteenth Ward Republican Association met al
Chelsea Hall. corner of Eghth-syenue and Eigh-
teenth.-treet, last evening. the President, H. H.
Jaoues. e-q in the chair. The nominations OF the
rarty-especialy those of Ii. T. Manierre for Senator
a,d ID. X. Jacques for Assembly, We're enthusiastically
ind.rSed the business OF the Association transacted,
and AN amendment TO the Constitution discussed
whereby policemen may he allowed to vote at Primary
Elections without belonging TO the Association
The Seventeenth Ward Republican Association met
last evening at No. pos Aen-s!reet the President,
Col. Jos. {. Pnckney, in the chair Officers were
auro,ned in each District TO look after registering
sc The nomination OF Merwin X. Brewer for Sena-
for Of the With District enthusiastically ratified
Tn, Twenty.irst Ward Republican Association met
ST No 435 Fourth avenue last evening, L. H. Van Bu-
ron President in the chair. Twenty-one new sigma
urs were added to the roll and sl3 collected for the
purrc-e of aiding the Executive Committee IN their
operations A resolution introduced suggesting
the name of the Hon. Hamilton Fish for next Mayor oil
New.York. by gentleman who stated that he had
heen informed by Fernando Wood that " he had two
tepeme.t bouses in the Sixth Ward with him, and
no didn't care a d-n for the Fifth-avenue foges.
The resolution was laid on the table, and the meeting
| adjourned.
| DvuocR,rIc SENATORIAL CONVENTION, SIXTH
| DrsrpIcr.-Richard Schell and w. Drake Parsons,
the Tammany and Mozart nominees, having with
drawn. the united Democracy last night concentrated
upon William McMurray.
| DyyocRArIc ASSEMBLY CosyESTIoN.-Ihe Demo
| cratic delegates to the Seventh Assembly District
Convention OF Kings Co. met last evening to nominate
4 candidate FOR Assembly in place Of Frank swift VINO
has declined but after several ballots they adjourned
! without making choice.
! The Hon. F. A. Talmadge has accepted the Wing
nomination for Judge Of the Marine Court, and intends
TO
Ex-Surrooate Bradford il n member Of the Repub
Tcan party. and declines the Wing nomination TO
| Judge. 80
The Ashland Republican Club Of Brooklyn will NEE
at their headquarters ths evening, for the purpose
! preparing for the coming election. The regular meel
iuos Of the Clubs have heretofore been held on Wed
nesday night of each week, but as the Hon. Thoma
Corwin is expected to speak at Musical Han on ina
evening they have resolved to transact their business
the night previous.
| Another ASSEMBLY NoaIShTioN.-A People
| Convention" to nominate candidate for Assembl,
from the lid Dsrct-eomposed Of the greater portions
Of the Fourth and Sixth Wards-was held last evening
NJ No 80 Rose street. The names of Timothy Con-
molly. Patrick Grove, William Welsh and Daniel
Leay. were brought before the Convention for noml-
nation. After several ballots Mr. Connolly received
majority Of the votes and was declared nominated.
Thi. makes the fourth candidate for Assembly IN this
District.