The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-06
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THE MOZART HALL PRIMARY ELEC TIONS.
At the last meeting of the Mozart Hall Democratic Gene
raj committee the following resolution passed unani
mouslys--
Resolved That ne democratic republican electors of the
associations with this orgsnaioa requested
NEE. at he usual aee q meeting Monday next between
delegate to an Assembly District Convention 10 meet on
he SHAT
be held al Syracuse on the llth of September.
II was question TO many where the usual places of
meeting' were, published notice of them to be
found in any Of he daily newspapers. Reporters
despatched however, to ferret the usual places Of
meeting and, If possible get elaborate reports of the
knock downs, puglistic displays &C. at the various polls
What success they met with can be better judged from
the annexed reports. was very evident however, that
he Mozart Hall Committee have very few followers:-
FIRST, SECOND AND FOURTH WARDs-The Ward Asso-
catons owing allegiance to the Mozart Hall General Com
miee, and whowere advertised requested to meet
at their usuapaes Of meeting last evening 'for thepur
pore OF eectng ,ne delegate TO Assembly District Con-
venton, either failed observe the request or else they
held the election with closed doors in favore outo
the-way place The reporter, who despatched TO
port the result Of the election after hours unceasng
search and inquiry at the station houses, &C..
able 10 learn any dngs Of the election and came the
conclusion that the Mozart Hall disciples non est
THIRD WARD-In this ward, after diligent search Of
an hour our reporter ascertaned that election had
been held somewhere in vesey street. was then (nne
oclock) entirely over with The election attended
by six eight men, and gentleman who was not pre-
stated that the following were chosen 10 represent
the ward in Convention TO be held at No. 1853 Fulton
street this evening to consist Of representatives from the
First Second Third and part OF the Fourth wards for
the election of delegates to the Syracuse Convention
Benjamin Ray, Frederick Rose, George Haley, James
Callen.
FIFTH wARp.-An untiring investigation Of two hours in
this ward failed to discover the whereabouts of the cleo
ton supposed to be in progress Our reporter fell in
the of his researches with number Of democrats
Some
were opinion that as the party not organized the
ward, no election would come off and others thought it
was being held in some outofthe way place. by few
who had reasons for wishing 10 exclude the Of the
voters. member of the Mozart Hall General General
Committee, met with at the Fifth Ward HOTEL was unable
to give any information on the subject
sixth WARD.-Five gentlemen Of the Mozart Hall wing
or the democracymet last evening in room back Of the
barroom of the Sixth Ward Hotel corner Of Centre and
Duane Streets and having closed the door leading
the barroom made choice of the following gentlemen to
represent the ward in district conventions to be held this
evening for the election Of delegates to the Syracuse Con-
venton Martin Maloney, Henry Hughes, Edward Roe,
William Carroll, Patrick Logan Thomas Mooney, Morris
Keating, Peter Ryan Maoney is accredited 10 the Con-
venon OF the First Assembly district the five succeeding
TO that of the Second district and the remaining
representatives were instructed to for Henry Hughes
Tor delegate to Syracuse The others not instructed
SEVENTH WARp-Nothng could be found in this ward in
the shape OF convention. At the Washington House.
Grand and Govcrneur streets, there quite number
OF politicians and several Of the Mozart Hall stamp yet as
far as our reporter could ascertain they all lost to
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tary Hall mysterious gathered together but they
turned out to be German shoemakers on a strike.
TENTH WARD-Our reporter made dilgent search
throughout this precinct but without success to find the
six conventions supposed to be session. and after
rous inquiries found select gathering the Tenth Ward
Hotel corner Of Broome and Forsyth Streets engaged in
discussing politics at the bar They unable to inform
him definitely as TO the whereabouts Of the several meet
ngs which could be found quite readily needle in
hay stack No disturbances Of any kind reported
during the evening" and it is presumed that everything
passed OIL quietly.
ELEVENTH wARD.-Nohing could be found in this ward
Of the Mozartites. Some twenty odd leading porter
houses in the ward was visited, and with one Exception
nothing was known of the election. The democratic
headquarters in Fourth street pretty well filed with
ANs q9c f pc ahiaaPeh from
THRTHRSTH WARD.-A so called meeting was said to
have been held at Hastings elect delegates but no
names could be obtained The only satisfaction that
could be had was that il reporter called this evening
full list OF the Simon Pure would be furnished him.
FOURTEENTH WARD.-A few well known disciples o
Mozart Hall loitered in and around the Crystal drinking
saloon IN Grand street. near the Bowery, but, like the
rest OF their brethren dumb to the hiding places
OF the district associations. No knew anything and
seemed to less about the matter Some quiet joking
was induged in as to the grand they had evil
IDENTIFY met in eluding the vigilance OF Tammany Hall in
particular and outsiders In general though the resem-
blance to "dark anternismp did cause an elongated
countenance on some.
SIXTEENTH wARD.-Pursuant to the call issued fn>m
Mozart Hall the parties heads of associations who hail
om that institution assembled at the Homestead House,
Eighth avenue between Twenty first and Twenty second
streets last night for the purpose Of choosing committee
TO select delegates for presentation before the convention
to be held tonight to represent the party Syracuse
The following Committee appointed to serve that
purpose'-Charles A. May, A. Ieary, p. Lynch, J.
MeCloskey Or schermerhorn, W: Brennan, John Doand,
Peer Doland and William DOLL All passed Off TRANQUILITY.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.-No trace of the secreted anti.
Tanmanyites could be found An Intellectual search
broIght reporter to the drinking saloon corner Of
First avenue and Houston street. where little knot of
wart politicians had surrounded the bar, and their
mugs Of cream ale" gay canvassing the prospect
before them The police reported the ward in state of
Drncu lint die
turbsnces occurred At several other porter houses
few the evidently initiated might have been SEEM
but their knowledge Of the slate' they were wise
enough to keep TO themselves.
TWENTIETH WARD-Ths convention assembled at 206
Thirty sixth street, and elected Enos McNulen dele
gate and Alexander Spaldng alternate. At this ga
therng there was leetle muss which was within an
ace assuming large dimensions, but for the timely in
terfeence Of the police party Of outsiders got up
most numerically for the space Of ten minutes The
melee was about becoming general, and hero
containing Of having lost the tip of his nose when the
guardians OF the night Of the Twentieth ward descended
on thin and queed the disturbance.
TwNTY SECOND wARD.-After perambuating around this
wardfor the space of an hour and half in the vain hope
of fnling place where the politicians might be likely TO
meet your reporter had to travel back again wise
he wnt having been informed by several parties, some
of wlom belong to the party that no such meeting
to taxi place betwixt there and Harlem
MEETING OF THE TAMMANY SOCIETY.
The regular monthly meeting of the Taammany Society
took plce last evening at Tammany Hail. Sachem Fowler
in the har. The principal business transacted the
initiation of twenty-five members, among whom
were st eet Commissioner Smith, Supervisor Tweed Su-
pervisor Roach, Deputy Sheriff vultee, Chas. Cornell
Presden of the Board of Councimen VIM Ely, Esq,
and Mr. Yalkner, of New Haven, Conn.
THE OLD LINE WHIGS.
GATHERING OF sPECTREs AND GHOULs.
Last tight, in accordance with call published in
of the daily papers, that body known the Wing General
Committee, met at Thorps Hotel corner of Broadway and
Eighth treet, for the alleged purpose Of taking some
action rs to the calling Of Whig Convention for