The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

appointment Of Plsbury, and she fri bs; hoid thai
position ander no new law.
sunRoaArE.
David F. Jaquas, the republican nominee icr shs.pcei-
tiop, s man sbo1. thirty pears Of sge, and
graduate Of Yale college, received his law nrruction In
the Dane Law school, Cambridge, Hsss. do was clerk
in tho Surrogate's oroe during Alexander Rrsdscrds
term also member OF the last Legislature and came
OFT with fair record opposing throughout he CITY Rail
roads and tie West Washington Market BILL but was tho
champion Of the Commsssoners Of Records claim from IL
1rst introdu ,ion until ts Anal disposal He also
opposed 10 the new Aimsn ouse bn or rather TO the
mode Of lie passage, and adyocate3 tho Sanitary bill
Edward C West, TIE Trmmsny Irregular nominee Is he
present Incumbent, and alec the regular TsH,mny nom
nation for this Office
gloI5TET.
John EeyseY TIE republican FOR tns ence, Ia
new man and builder by profession, AMI s before
the pubic for oboe tie nrs tne me only reason
that We have ec.n able 20 learn why he nominated
was the fact tha, ke hss .1rten c1drsn certainly sod
ressons
SUPERVISOR.
william =. Stewart. tbs republican candidate for thls
once, the present Incumbent and builder By profes
sion, and % en- active politician n th. republican ranks
OF the Weed school 70 usually tho delegate the state
Conventions rom h1 ward. He ~ present Pres. leot
Of the Board Of Supervisors.
The Tammsny irregular is the same - regular ron!ns
ton for tits Office, namely, Smith n.y., Jr.
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL NoMINA.
TONS.
MeHru DISTRICT.
me AmmMy Convention Of this district hold an cd
journed meeting a. the Of Fourth avenue and
thirty second street, last evening" 10 make nomination
for Congress- but after bao.,pg number Of times with
out Erecting their object again adjourned until Tuesday
evening ne1t Tho names presented 10 the convention
we're rs Arson serr ans. o ,Sc .,eT y sua
balance Of VOTE which they refused 10 Yield 70 The
other candidates for the nomination.
evening Of the OF Fourth and Twenty
seventh street and put in nomination candidate for
Copgress james Q. wlles ex Sheriff.
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CONvEN-
TONS.
Tho republican conventions for The nomination Of
didaaes for the representation Of the Third, Fourth
Fifth, srh, Seventh and Eighth Congressional districts
met last evening The result viii DO found IN the follow
Ing accounts Of our reporters
THIRD DISTRICT.
Amor J. williamson was nominated 10 the Third dis
uict, BY acc.a nation.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
This Convention, composed OF the Fourth sixth, Tenth
and Fourteenth wards Of the city Of New York, met 1t
half past O'Clock last evening" at No 426 Broomc
street. and ser proceeding 70 The election Of officers ..
70 Thursday Dcxt without making any nomination.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
1.-The Republican Convention for The Tth Congressional
district consisting Of the Seventh and Thirteenth wards
New York and tho Thirteenth, Fourteenth Fteepth and
Sixteenth wards Brooklyn, met At the odcon, Williams
burg, for the purpose Of nominating . Congressman for
the district The Convention having organized was
proposed with the view Of elictng discussion relative
ken viud This was done, and resulted follows
William Wall Thirteenth ward, williamsburg. 81
James !. Freeborn, Seventh ward, New York 10
This led to lengthy discussion in the OF which
George w. Field spoke highly favor Of Mr.. Wallis quail
ncations as . member OF Congress-
THOMAS wAED wanted TO ksov nom Mr. Field whether
Mr. Wall was an associate Of George Law In the ferry bu
sness TO which Mr.. Field replied In tho Affirmative.
conduct towards the poor wanted 10 knoS whether Mr.
Wall drank rumY
or thing else Of for decent man 70 drink; but be do
MED that the gcptlcn,an was an intomperaie man.
After some further discussion, Mr. Wall received the
nomination by accAmatson. committee OF Ave ~sl
then appointed TO wait Mr.. Wall and inform him Of hh
nomination, after which the Convention ~. ourned.
Sixth pgsTRIcT.
Tie delegates 10 the sixth Congressional Repablca
nominate representative OF the sixth district composct
OF the Eleventh. Fisccnth and Seventeenth wards Col
Pinckney caod the meeting to order by moving Charles
A. Dana, Of tho Fifteenth ward 20 the chair which was
unanimously agreed TO- Mr. Vim. Il. MoDonough was
chosen Secretary Two sets Of decgats appeared from
the Eleventh ward 20 w.t. the Watts delegation and tho
Lewis delegation. Afor listening 10 tie claims Of tho
Contestants the opposing delegates and reporters
requested leave the until the convention should
arrive at deelsion. Up 10 10 O'Clock the vote stood
10 tie, 70 tina. adjournment agreed upoa LII
pext Friday evening
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
The Republican Congressional Convention, composed q
delegates nom the Ninth, s.x,cooh and Twentieth
wards, assembled at the republican headquarters No.
24S Eighth avenue. Alexander McClcud, Chairman aud
NJ Farr Secretary. Two sck Of delegates presented
themselves from the Twentieth ward; one heated By
VIM r. Stuart and the other by r. {. Buckley. The lat
ter based their claim The ground tha, the original
association properly organized, ard did not
give fair chance tie other republicans OF the ward
but they failed 70 mako tbs apparent 70 the Convcnion
The Convention then proceeded 10 the nrsl ballot
which was informal with the following rcsglt-
Augustus y.
lsaAc nyton.
The nrSt formal ballot rcgutcd ii the sarno manner.
On the second ballot low ciycd fourteen and nayton
votes. upon which, AMID the cheers OF the delegates
and assembled friends, Mr.. Dow wa unanimously Dc.
clared the nominee.
committee ihcr waited uIcu hat gentleman, and hr
appeared aud maie spc,ch, returning thanks for u,
honor conferred upon him AM accepting the nomination
ECUrn DISTRICT.
he Republican Congressional Nominating Coo vcntios
OF this district, which comprises the Twoh EghtceEih
Einetcenih Twentynrst and Twenty sccond wsrds met
last evening nj No. 40 fourth avenue, anl rolnae1