The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-26

rsnk streets, bit after the Transaction Of routine
business the meeting again adjourned until Tuesday
ing next without secsirg nomination. On account Of
NE party would be perfectly DISASTROUS and the adjourn
ments Of ire Brecknrdges far understood to be
TOR TIE purpose Of permitting the Tammany Do1gas
portion 70 make propositions for . fusion.
Ecsm DIsrRIcr There was no nomiuation made in
this district, and after short discussion the
mltee adjourned Until next Tuesday evening, whom .
lively time 10 expected. strong police forso was
present. and served 70 promote peace breach Of which
vas evidently Intended and would have occurred but
There was strong desire for fusion among
soMe OF me members, which others opposed
arc eight persons seeking the nomination
EIEyISm DsrRcr.--A number Of Breckenridge demo
Gratis RON the Twentieth ward assembled last night At
No 337 Ninth avenue, to nominate Asssmbyman for
the Eleventh district Tho meeting organized at
eight O'Clock, Mr. John Connely being appointed chair
man, and Mr. Thomas D. Cartwright secretary
After -trarsao,pg the usual routine business,
committee appointed TO confer with tho Work
on , sasy sVssns ns os' tie sss ss
Thomas Pbeap, President Of the Douglas Democratic
Club, was then admitted, and in few appropriate re
nesting tnen adjourned until Monday, October I, ~
eight O'Clock, when they win proceed 70 nominate an
Assembly, man for the Eleventh district
CANDIDATE FOR ASSEMBLY,.
Lake y Cozaans u candidate for Assembly In the
Tenth lssc nbly strict before both tho nmmany and
Mozart conyt ntions a1ds urged BY the vonteerE
SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
10 TIE EDi1oR OF rnE HERALD.
NRw YoRK. Sept rs, 1850
In your ssue Of to-day have been made very proni-
nent, and most upusy 30, - member Of the oonven
tion to noir candidate for tho Sixth Congressional
district The article incorrect in several partcgars
and most respectfully request that matter Of us-
tice, you will make the following satements:-
Mr. Kelly used threatening language towards me
personally, shaking bis hand In my face. He had
what ,orn in The short scufie which ensued
myself acting entirety In selfdefence 10 regard 70
my swallowing the papers, have only 70 say that was
not hungry. am rot fond enough Of paper 70 eat it
rom that in the possession OF Mr. Kelly In regard
the number OF votes cast M Kelly that the whole
number was but no. out Of which his faction received
II The facts that there $40 votes poIled, OF
votes) being for the ticket headed Aaron Rons
In conclusion have only 70 that tho above 10 sim
pie and truthful statement Of the circumstances and
self and many others ready at any time To aA-
One Of the regularly elected delegates from Tho Eleventh
No. 400 EAST HOUSTON SEREK
FoURta CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
TO The EpIloR OF THE HRpAID.
Nav YoRK, Sept %, 1850.
An appcss in the report OF the proceedings Of
the Fourth Congressional District Bro Ainridgs Convcn.
ton. Your reporter received his information from some
mschevous poreon 10 tho barroom the house where
the Convention mot, and hc reports Richard Barry, II
votes; Thomas BARI I; A. Burns, 8. The
was: Hon. Thomas J. Barr, IL votes. Richard Barry, Q
votes; Andrew Byrne,s votes; John Grtian, vote.
Chairman Nominating Convention.