The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31

Convention Of the Democracy Mt Smith &
Nixon's Halle Nomination of Candi-
dates for City OfIices--The Ticket
Complete. .s....
Yesterday morning the Convention of Dele
gates which had been elected at tho Democratic
Primary Meetings, to nominate candidates for
the various city Offices, to bO elected on Mon
day next, met at Smith Nixon's Hall, at nine
o'clock.
On motion Of Bart. Smith, Thomas J. Peter
was chosen Chairman; Thomas j. Smith and
NJ. II. Medary were both chosen for tho Office
of Secretary pro. ,cn, but the former was not
present, while the latter refused TO serve, and
the election resulted in calling Maj. Joseph W.
Burke to that position.
II was then, after some misunderstand ding
and debate, resolved that one person be appointed
from each ward upon q committee on ore
dentals, and one on permanent organization,
and one on rules and regulations. which resulted
in the following appointments:
On Credentiol.--Jos. W. Burke, Patrick
Laville, B. SohYeigman, Joseph 6omers, George
May1e, Jesse Harlan, b. Huber, Henry Eppler,
II. l.. Katerkamp, Charles Bloebaum, B. Gal
lenbeok, j. O. Stubb, Frank Armstrong, b.
TONNES, Frank Darr, Thomas Thiernan, Levi
Adkins. u.s....
On Permanent Organisation.-J. w. Fitzger-
aid, A. J. Pollock, J. Kiersted, Hugh ackson,
N. schOrmaoher, John Davis, Fred. Bloom, j.
II. Kelley, A. Kurwig, s. @. 6ohrosdcr, l..
Kasting, CB. Eaton, P. W. Callahan, 4 .Pisrson,
John s. Hickey, John Shearer.
On Rules and Reguiations.--Jsmes Molloy,
NJ. II. Medary Jo ohm B. Krouth, Jnmes Long
shore, John +. Lynch, B. H. Myer, Stephen g..
Ayers, Wesley NJ. Cameron. Henry Hemmel-
gam, Il. A. Bowman, A. LasAint, Frank Sci
fert, Thomas Kelly, 7. J Sherlock, Bart. Smith,
George O'Donnell, Jeremiah Hall.
A recess was then taken for half an hour,
during which time, at the request Of Bart.
Smith, the Committee on Rules visited the
William Tell, where, we presupe, they found
beside those articles they were appointed to
form, sundry others, which, although name
less, were no doubt stimulating; for they re-
mained longer than was intended or was neces-
sary for tho transaction Of their business, and
when they returned were quito jubilant.
After the Convention had been again called
TO order, the committees made the following
reports:
on PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
President-Thomas J. Peter.
Vice President-W esley NJ. Cameron, j
Kiersted, George P. 0'Donnell.
ISecretaries-Joseph W. Burke, Levi Adkins
Jacob Diehl.
The Committee on Credentials said that they
had no report 10 make; for, when the differen
wards had been called, no objection had beef
made to any of the delegates, and they sup
posed every thing In theshaps Of q difference
Lol la H.. L. .tkI 4
The Committee on Rules and Regulation
then made the following report:
Resolped, That majority of all the vote
cast shall be necessary for an election.
Resolred, That no delegate shall speak NOR
than twice on any subject, nor more than fv
minutes each time.
Resolred That the lowest candidate shall
dropped each ballot
Resolred That the ballotings shall be b
wards, commencing at the first and continuin
through in regular rotation.
Resolred, That the Convention shall be gov
erned by the rules Of order laid down in Jeffei
sons Manual.
Resolusd, That, in case Of any candidate de-
elining, the City Executive Committee sha
fill the vacancy.
Resolved, That the following be the order
balloting: Mayor, Judge Superior Court, Cit
Solicitor, Judge Police Court, City Treasure
Nlty huultOTl Olty clNh nnBineerJ FIoSecuIln
Attorney of Police Court, Clerk of the Poli'
Court, City Commissioner, Trustee Wat
Works, Wharf-master, Market-master, Dire
tor City Infrmary.
ResoIved, That any person nominating ca,
didate shall pledge his Democracy, and tn
such person shall abide by the decision of Il
Convention.
On motion, it was then resolved that h
President appoint three persons who shall ser
in the capacity of sergeant-at-a The fc
lowing were appointed: Jesase Harlan, The
Roberts and Robert Good.
The Convention then proceeded to the ele
tion Of candidate for Mayor. DR.. j. L. Va
tier, Geo. Hatch, VIM. J. Elagg, j. B. Carpe
ter and Alfred Buchanan were put in nOmin
fiop With tho follopVin, raauIt.