New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-01

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vail of old lady, looked at her face and dropped it
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| CITY POLITICS.
| CHARTER NOMINATIONS.
| CANDIDATES FOR ALDERMEN.
Henry hs1 smh Hugh hV G. crsser Hugh G. ciozer
Gee I I V Vsn Ma s sHsTia
Rsse DaTton Adam @n Iu Dp Munson
| a. imA Allen Peter Mssterson Nicholas sesgrist.
| NJ Wm Hay, H. Andre Froment. John s. Belts,
| John kinsley,
| H. VIM Dunning Henry W. Genet Henry w. Genet
| CANDIDATES FOR COUSCILMEs.
| 4. q. l.. Dousherty. Geo P. Bickford John Pagan.
~ c 6a MORAN sG an Isi@ HarT. Boser
| Jos. W. Hawks. Henry Close John Burke.
7 Pccara Josepb Shannon Thomas smith
s. Edw'd MCKEE. John Van Tine, Asahel Reed.
H Gs s j tslldS + G. mSIIoy Thomas T. Carleton
i.Sac i IL . NcGsy Anthony Miller I'd i, Murphy,
hs sT NJ k Seb John posn John G. Haviiand
AsFfh cs1 aa 5s@ ds S6f i H sssy'
| j. d. Otiwel. Alexander L. shaw. Stephen otiara-
| Tho Stephenson. Timothy L. West William Baird
" c q Mccarthy SSs Patrick Russell Rcser 69wiiag
| e. n Buns' Luke Curren George W.,Meek,.
| j. w Msrhall. Aex'r Brsndon, Ed 1imIsou
rsi, C. fVssp 6y A:1eassi Bed s
%% Js s' Losf IL B" Pss George wH Raymond
Lewis Walker Msrinus Wie' Bertholqmsg Red ; yOhn
:i R't Ham. Ti R d.s: sSsi hs.,n $si
fTo yIith 6JsSSS LSSs 5 sin s.~c !. T. Cam
Ger@eS IHGtpesdeHtvth DsJsmss Olson George
s s s%Gn H''ene Henry A. Smith Arnold A.
hi IaSSe hsT@ ipIi1 DIohn Shaw B. CAV
4 David Arms
Lesfy' iiam MeManu, Bernard Costello Peter COley
| SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
rs { TO-! HS SsSs cha4ls s% Ssksy.
H hs1y ci Ies.i Jane, Esasaes Philip GfSLaa
Jas r,D"pisnA' Pat Wade Henry Bateman.
| T. 49,. -. John Calvin
9 Jas. W. FsreE 49,. WIN. Van Arsdale
| 10 David Miller. VIM. Coffin Norman Mcleod.
| H. Chris Metzger. Wesley Smith.
l. H TGy Won GindenH P West, John II. Collins.
| !" Tbos Denny Orlando P. Smith.
| 1e r. a Adams full term). So. John W. Murray.
t. SAM p Paterson Thomas Kennedy Thomas Kennedy
y ya FaiImaP D., C. Godfrey omhsF "'0re D. F'F'0'"
Chris Schwartz,
90 J. QuackenbSsi Nelson J. Waterbury. -.
| q. VIM. ". Nyc n. Defindorf H. d. DeioFe't
in Ss1 SdeHt~vh Ward Mahon T HewityilIth Yard
| p WestNXvith Ward Nathaniel Fills J. w. Moray
| XvIIth Ward, Gerson N. Hemsnn-XvIllh Ward, A: A.
Uaioa'-xxIst ward John Dearborn Jeremiah z Nc
| Loushlin, John Davenport
| School REFORM TIcKET.-A meeting was he'd last
evening by a number of citizens of the Nineteenth
Ward to nominate School Reform Ticket Alter con-
| sutation the following was selected
Commsoners-Addison Brown Lawyer Chm stan schwartz
Button ansscturer li m s Arnstrons
Builder; Charles H. Hull Merchant William h. hsssn broHe
| REPUBLICAN School CONVENTION, ELEVENTH
/ WARD.--The branch of the Republican party in the
Eleventh Ward, which meets at No. 431 East Houston
street held meeting last night and made The following
nominations for school officers: Commissioner, Jos
Southworth; Trustee, Jeremiah Lugar' Inspector
Chas Curiiss TO fill vacancy, iachaIh L. i'"''o'e
| P,prptIcAs Mass MEETING IN TE TwENTHTH
WARD-A large and enthusiastic nasf meeting OF the
Republican electors 10 atify the incarnation OF sen
William Hall for Alderman of the Eleventh District
was held ast evening at Liberty LlHil Thnty-seeond
| street. James O. Bennett, esq, was nominated al
President Of the meeting, and assisted by aessrs
| Jacob l.. Dodge Hubbard G. Stone, and other, VIM
| H. AuthOn ir made very effective speech. Be wac
follow I'd by Mr.. Edward Gilbert, who spoke IN tne
highest terms Of the General, and sad lnat ne WI
Il
mon Council he would never allow such scheme 2.
the japanese swndle to pass, even II II tsok ne ti
| Rogiment 10 stop it, The General himself was 20
ciSerously called for and, mounting the rostrum
was greeted with deatening cheers. His remarks were
yery modest pedging himself to merit ths good opin
{ ION of hi constituents in ease of his election.
9 During this time Conference Committee vas II
session. endeavoring to unite upon Union Schoo
ticket Before they made therappearanee, resolution
were offered indorsng Csn William nan ~ eahul
date of the Nth District, as man OF sternhg meg
riiy and the only man that could redeem the war
from the Disgrace Of being represented by one VINO IA
d voted i'm favor of the japanese swndle HE resool
,jona also convey thanks Jacob H. Dodge, ESQ.,, 10
withdrawing from the contest, To concentrate the Ell
| tire Republican strength one candpLbtei also rec
f ommendng the school officers men OF talent and n
teQrity and finally recognizing Daniel Townsend, tn
candidate for Councilman, as man whose vote IN u
Board of Councilman Is recorded against any an
3 every corrupt scheme. ~.
P MI John McKechnie, from the Committee on Cor
ference then entered the room, and Tepoftsd i lne
had united upon School and other officers, ana tho 10
lowing is the result;
t For Commissioned Judge john ouackenhashh fYT rfa
,n ,.1 IN Henry Nichols aud JaIe. l. rosie iS ~
q ~ an ..A kiopVuga Tor Inspector nsnei ~
ssneamp ff Consabes Joseph Sner and Simeon Rayno
!. This union was brought about by the withdrawal
:. ! Messrs Samuel Sinclair and Daniel +. Smith. III
entire ticket was cheered most Justify, and Mr.. snc
received nine cheers for the sacrifice made IN favor
Y, union.