The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-19
THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.
Union Convention.

THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.
Union Convention.
Tho Nominating Committee OF the Fifth Organi
zaton tho Fifth Avenue hotel last evening" and
had lengthy session over the Senate and Assembly
nominations The main contests in the Fifth, SIKH
and Seventh Senatorial districts. The in the Ffth
was divided between Cozans and Chanler Little re-
cevcd vote No favored the nomination Of Cor.
nell there not vote cast FOR him Cozans
within two or three votes Of nominaton-ths commit
tee finally compromising upon Chanler new man. In the
Seventh district there spirited contest Chariick.
however, had friend The feeling unani
nous against him. The real contest was BE-
tween Connolly and Phelps.y Several ballots had,
Connolly lacking only two votes Of the nomination. the
tide at last urnei in favor OF Phelps through The
interccssion OF Peter Cooper and Harry Meyer.
The following is the legislative ticket agreed upon-
Fourth Dstrict-Francis X. Tillou D)
Fifth District Winthrop Chamber CD
Sixth Washington Smith (ls)
Seventh District-John J. Phelps (D.)
ASSEMBLYMEN.
Fifth stict-Wiam Tucker.
Seventh District. H. Marshall
Tenth District-Wliam Hoope.
Eleventh District-John Hardy.
Twelfth Dstrict-JohnC. Harding
Fourteenth District--Robert C. Huthngs.
Fifteenth Dstrict-Davd $. Coddington
Seventeenth Dstrict-Bartlett Smith
The General Committee meet tonight when tho NonA
mating Committee will make their report to them for ths1
action.
Peoples Union Nominating Convention.
The above Convention met last evening at the Cooper
Institute, VIM Tucker, Esq, in the chair.
After calling the roll Of delegates Secretary read
communications from the delegates nominated tho last
meeting of the Convention and to whom circulars had
been sent setting forth that fact.
John j. Phelps, nominated for the Fifteenth Assembly
district, rendered his resignation whereupon Edward
Johnson was designated in his stead.
VIM: Brinkcrhof received tho nomination for The
Twelfth Assembly district.
The Conference Committee appointed confer with the
republicans and other organizations reported that they
had agreed upon tho candidates set forth by the Convex
ton, with the exception Of County Clerk, Mr.. Joseph
Hoxo being the choice, and Mr. Smith for District A.
torncy.
Tho names Of the Coroners, Supervisors Judges and
County Clerk presented then agreed upon unanl
mously the nominees Of the Convention The names
have already been published
Upon motion the Convention here into ballot for
District Attorney when A. A. Lawrence, Jr., recev-
ing twenty-four votes was UNANIMOUSLY declared ths
nominee.
A good deal Of discussion and wrangling occurred
during the evening" particularly over tho ballot for Dis
trict Attorney, that midnight when The
Convention adjourned over TO Tuesday evening next
Democratic Assembly Conventions.
Tenth Di&rin-The delegates composing the Mozart
and Tammany Tenth Assembly Conventions met in joint
committee last evening, at Putnam Hall, corner Of
Twelfth street and Third avenue, Mr.. Michael Hahn
acting Chairman, and George Cooke as Secretary,
and unanimously nominated Daniel NJ. o. Brien their
candidate The Convention then adjourned sine de-
Taxpayers' Assembly Convention.
Fourth Dsrict-At a meeting Of this Convention, q
Thursday evening" the taxpayers and Union Of thA
Fourteenth ward nominated Thomas Smith for the A.
semby.
Mozart Hall Assembly Conventions.
fourteenth Distic.-The Mozart Hall Fourteenth AZ
semby Convention met last night and nominated Robsrs
7. Hutchings as Assembyman for that district
UTn~o nd rn,sn nv .Inin< ss~vnv~u~~
Conventions.
Ninth District-At joint meeting of the Mozart and
Tamany Assembly Convention Of this district held last
evening, L. West in the chair, Augustus schel late
Collector Of the Port, was unanimously nominated.
Brooklyn Politics.
LOCAL NOMINATIONS IN KINGS COUNTY-FOuR COUNTY
TICKETS AND THREE SENATORIAL CANDIDATES N
THE FIELD.
The political hive in Kings county is just now very fun,
and the bees show than their usual activity. The
union of the people made weeks was alto
geher satisfactory, and, result, thereare before
the electors four county tickets, viz;The Peoples
Union the National Democratic, the Straight Republican.
and the National Union.
Tho Senatorial and Assembly nominations are also II
fected by the patriotic ervor Of Office seekers tha4
there are presented three Senatorial candidates in each
district and Assembymen in abundance We give The
list below as complete as is now attanable:-
THE COUNTY TICKET.
People's Union National Democrat
Hugh Mclaughlin. Hugh Mclaughlin.
Republican. National Union.
Geo Hall. Chas. Rowland.
COUNTY CLERK.
Peoples Union. National Democrat.
John N. Stearns. John McNanee.
Republican. National Union.
John NJ Stearns, Chas. c. Coutrell
CoRoSKR.
Peopte's Union National Democrat.
Thomas P. Norris. Cornelius II. Murphy.
Rep,.biican. National Cnion
Alfred Horton. Chas. A. Van Zandt.
SUPERINTENDENT or TIE POOR.
Peoples Union. National Democrat.
Ditmus Jewell Daniel Giiien
Republican. National Union.
Andrew N Dorey. '. y Vonderveer
Pennies linton. National Democrat
Vim. H. Hoyt . Jonh n. Eminona.
Nicholas Slwell
Republican. Ndtonnl Union.
VIM. II. Hoyt. VIM ~ Hoyt
SENATORIAL.
SECOND DISTRICT.
People's Union National Democrat
ycsse G. smith. Thomas +. Gardiner.
Republican. National linton.
Jesse C. Smith.
THIRD DISTRICT.
People's Union National Democrat
Henry G. Murphy. Francis B. Spinola
ReittIican. National Union.
Horace c. Young.
ASSEMBLY NOMINATION.
Dist Peoples Union. National DEM Naf;oaal Union.
IA. J. Provost ID. AndrewJ. Myers
2-R. j. Labor ID. John OConor.
s-W nj. Thomas, X. Stephen Hague r.
-; , stewart stewart D; James pOray'
81 81. n stearns r. Joseph Nssbit. Joseph Nessa
~ McMurcn' r. John r. wfdA Chas u Wyie
The Republican Assembly conventions have not yetbs
Called