The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-17

No nominations made for the Sixth Fourteenth
and Sixteenth districts.
A committee Of i've appointed wait on the candi-
dates 10 inform them OF their nomination. tho COM
mitlee then adjourned
woRKINGMEN's INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION
An announced meeting Of this association held last
evening their headquarters 235 East Twentieth street,
ncng At eight o'clock or the purpose OF sustain
ing Mayor Wood for denomination, and James Lynch
Ashouse Governor The regular oficers of tho assocA
ton presided. About ATTY members enrolled
and other unimpT,aIt business transacted, when Mr. p.
Dunn ard and made short Speech decidedly
/ in favor Of Fernando Wood and James Lynch resou-
uon adopted, when the meeting adjourned 70
"wednesday evening next.
THE MOZART HALL MaYORALrY CONVENTION.
Mr.. BILLY" wlson, OF the charmen OF the Mozart
Hall Mayoraty Convention, announces another column
that hs half OF the delegates will hold an adjourned
meeting on Saturday night. What the matter be?
Is MI "Biily" wilson dlssaumfed with Mr.. Woods nomt
nationY
TO THE KDrroR OF uEaAID:-
May claim the privilege OF correcting mistake con-
cerning me- which appears in your report the pro-
ceediDgs at MOzaf Hall last evening" The noise and con-
fusion great that impossible fir reporter
10 ascertain he actual position Of any parties pre-
sent Owe u TO my friends and myself, however, to
rectfy the illusions lin your repor TO personally
Finding that in consequence Of the disordery conduct
Of Wilson and his few but noisy followers, the
ton could not do its duty 10 the usna way, and that
Judge Dean, the chairman could not make himself be
heard by the people, moved that the meeting nominate,
by accjamaton, Fernando Wood the peoples demo-
cratic candidate for Mayor and James Lynch tor Cover
of the Almshouse. This motion received with
the utmost enthusiasm, and unanimously adopted. VIII
however, continued TO talk l0udly-l might say TO
baw oudiy-about his IRISH BLOOD his Of democra-
cy his sacrifices for his party his popularity, his nu
eDce, bis integrity his ability &c HIS followers yelled
Justify to show how much how earnestly they ad-
mireo his modesty To put an end W this offensive non
called on the meeting for three cheers for their
Candidates. Meanwhile, Wilson bad been pushed OF
the PLATFORM. He Threatened each and all Of his
opponents In the excitement Of the moment
aimed at me personally, and having descended
TO the floor took of my overcoat, remarking ut the
time that though never a fighting man. WAS ever
able and willing To fight in my detence; that
threats OF personal violence could deter me from de-
nouncing in the strongest terms utterly discredtAbe,
the ageOus proceed of Wilson his fol-
lowers; and that neither as lrishman duly
nauraized citizen could permit sucn Wilson
10 palm himself oil representative OF the honest,
though much abused people, with whose best interests
and aspirations my warmes feelings aud most sacred
in this manner did ocfy Wilson, and the rufnans who
disturbed aud did their To break up the Conven
on In any other connection coud hot 50 Tar forget
SELF stoop notice them The almost immediate
adjournment Of tha meeting relieved my riens aud
self any further intimate with
such characters Very respectfully ,M seIss ,rvr,v
81 FRANKLIN STREET, New YORK, Nov. 16, 1852
THE TAMMANY PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
In obedience the edic forth from the Old Wig
wan last Monday evening, that portion Of the democ
racy which owes allegiance to Tammany Hall held ts
primary elections last night in the or the
city between the hours of six and eight o'clock to choose
delegates the conventions which nomn ats
didates the offices be file the approaching De-
cenber election Ii is hardly TO state, for the
enlightenment Of readers that tbs elections were as
complete farce ever; thar il, the siaie'' Sas car
lied all is details the OF the delegates al
ready agreed by tho juggiers OF the Post On Chs
unanimousy,' without the slightest regard 70 the
popt and oher such trng conside rations In few OF
the wards some slight attempts we're made by outside
barbarans TO have q word Of their the matter
but such unheard Of conduct would be likely
ferc with the arrangements Of the powers that be, it
speedily put down; in other words, the doors of
the polling places swung wide open. and the
aant aasidsrs rather mouiousiy shown into tho
streets. With these exceptons-and they very
fewthe primaries of quietly and bIoodessly,
ing the reporters little Dotbng chronicle and with
out supplying the medical confraternty with tho
usual pumber Of backened eyes and Asnsd pr0bosces
| to operate on
Five delegates from each ward CITY Convention to
be held at 1smmany Hall this evening for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for the offices Of Mayor and COrpo
| ration Counsel.
Five delegates from each ward County Convention
to meet at Iammany Hall TO evening, nominate
candidate for The Office Of Governor of the Amshouse
Nine delegates from each ward TO Aldermaic Conven-
tons to meet Saturday evening next for the purpose
OF nominaurg candidates for Aldermen Of the Second
Fourth, snf, Eghth Tenth. Twelfth, Fourteenth and
Sixteenth dist, icts.
Five delegates to Councmaric Convention, TO meet
on MONDAY evening, the 2st inst N nominate candidates
tor Councilmen for the respective distIicts.
Nine delegates TO Ward Conventions, meet on Tues
day evening" The 2oa inst for the purpose OF nominating
school officers for the wards.
Nine delegates to meet Wednesday the 23d inst TO
nominate candidates for the Office Of consabes in the
various wards.
TAMNANY HALL AAYoRALry CONVENTION.
The Tammany Hall Mayoray Convention win meet to-
night c. Godfrey Gunher is named promnen
candidate; and being German Of German descent
mis- step is dee ned advisable in order To bring o the full
vote of the German democracy, and with hope Of
drawing largely from the German republicans.
EX-MAYoR HAvEMEyER DECLINES A DENOMINATION.
Ex Mayor Havemeyer, in a communication TO one Of
the evening papers, states that he is candidate
the MayoraIy and could not by possibility, consent
TO accept it If rendered to him. again assume the func
LETTER FROM MR.. JAMES LYNCH.
New YORK, Nov 49, 1852
GENuxxES-I have received your letter notifying mo
Of my nomination a candidate for Cover of the
Almsneuse, and In reply cheerfuy accept the same.
II elected, shall endeavor to discharge the duties with
fidelity to The people and to the great interests ntrusted
Aessrs Russell Isaac Lawrence, Francis Fleet, John
Boyd, Stephen Lynch, Committee.
NlBIo's GARpxN.-Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams who
playing here in the fifth week very success
fu engagement, appeared last night in q new oact
DRAMA written for them by Stirling Coyne and entitled
All Hallow Eve." The plot Of the play is not striking
ly novel, We have the ruined gentleman who attempts
to abduct the daughter Of rich farmer carries of
by mistake her cousin who, in the end, Is rescued by
peasant lover The last named character represented
by Mr. Barney Williams in his usual clever manner No
actor the stage be compared 70 Mr. williams
in the delineaton OF the roicking, tg-dancing, love-
making Irishman Of the lower class. Mr.. Coyne has
written or Mr. Williams very good part and the actor
makes the best Of the artistic opportunity afforded
him by the author Mrs Williams looked and played ex-
ceedngy we'll the piece which abounds in clever stu
atoms and Ia distinguished by literary merit tnan s
usually found in plays Of its class received the cordaf
appreciation Of a crowded house.
Supreme Court-spccfal Term.
Before Hon. Judge Ingrabam
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