The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05
CITY POLITICS.

TIE REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.
Numerous attempts have been made 70 Induce the Bell
Everett faction in this city TO endorse portion Of the
nominees Of the republican party AT The meeting
Of their City and County Convention there great
many hints thrown and side socusations that at
portion Of those present republicans In Disguise
Before the meeting closed open charges made that
republicans had found their way Into the meeting and
an adjournment Was advocated 70 see VII, their m
were. The Central Committee Of the National Union
Cubs, the head Of the party in the city have
and taken action upon the matter They held meeting
on sa
ton
wheres has been suggested In certain quarters that
one Of the republican nominees for local Offices In
this city be adopted BY the Union City, County and Judi
cary Convention; now. therefore, be 10
Resolved, That this committee expressly dssents from
such view, and does emphaticaly declare that the
adoption OF any such neminees by the said Convention,
or the nomination thereby Of any supporter Of Lincoln
and Hamin would be frlught with evil 10 the Of
Bell and Everett not only this city, but also throughout
the Union.
TIE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The following the candidates nominated for Congress
In this district
Republican j. Williamson.
Mozart benJamin wood
Bfeckinrloge.. ................... John o. Mather
IAnmany .......................... Benjamin wood.
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CONVERSATIONS.
FOURTH DIsrRIcT-In Consequence OF Or. Waterman, OF
the Tenth ward, declining the nomination for ths dis
trict which offered him at the previous meeting OF
the Convention, another meeting OF the delegates
called for last evening Seven delegates from the Fosrth
sixth Tenth and Fourteenth wards assembled at No $40
Broome street 70 nominate Congressman for the Fourth
eight O'Clock Mr.. Benjamin y. Bradford appointed
Chairman, and Dr. Newman secretary. Mr. John Com.
for the Fourth Congressional district.
ASSEMBLY CONVENTIONS.
Third DIsrnc.-The repub leans Of the Third Assembly
district met last night At the Fith Ward Hotel and
nominated Hr. William II. Genton Assemoyman for
this district.
ELEVENTH DsrsIcr.-Er Alderman VIM. McCoukcy has
received the Mozart Hall and Bfeckinridge nominations
for Assembly 10 this district.
The Tenth Assembly District trammany) Convention
met last evening At the OF First and Ec-
venth street, and adjourned over 70 Monday evening
THE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL Committee
met last evening At Tammany Hall, Elijah y Purdy In the
chair After the usual routine business was transacted
the following resolution unanimously adopted
Resolved That this committee approve OF the action OF
the Democratic Republican state Committee In further.
ance OF the great and patriotic movement 70 unite all the
opponents Of she eecon Of Abraham Lincoln In favor OF
one ticket and that We will give our earnest and un,rng
support 10 the electoral ticket headed With the Of
Greene Bronson and Heman Redaeld, and The State
ticket beaded with the names Of william Kelly for Go
vernon, and William Crane for Lieutenant Governor.
Several members of the com nltee addressed the meet
Ing ~ ppor OF the above resolution the umost hsr
mony prevailing throughout the meeting.
ONE OF THE CLOSING CHAPTERS or THE WIDE AWAKE
PARADE.
II appears that during the preparations for the great
wide Awake demonstration, all the business vbo
were supposed be IN the republican asked
TO subscribe one rrm was asked 10 give ten doIlrs
towards derayipg the expenses OF the company from
Portland Maine and upon refusing merchant In South
street sent note Immediately for statement Of account
desiring 70 cloee at once II this tue rcpub mode
OF dong business and OF their general orders W
cut the Acquaintance of all who viii not contribute 70
sk.N~ .1tfa ~ L.~Y
for funds.
ARRASGsNEgTs FoR THE GRAND Mass MEETING.
The Committee Of Arrangements for the grand mas
meeting at Coorer Inst tute for Monday evening next
yesterday at their headquarters No T5i Broad ray, and
ade arrangements Tor all The Union Cubs and leagues Of
this city Brooklyn and vi Unity " attend the demorsua
zion. THESE clubs alone have enrolled forty thou
sard members
NOT A CANDIDATE.
Mchsel Connolly whose has been uscd in conncc.
ton with the oce OF City Judge has out In card
our advertising columns refusing TO be candidate