New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21
LOCAL POLITICS.

TAMNAgY CouycLMASIc CoNyESTroy.-The fol
lowing ticket nominated in the With District last evening
by the Tammsny Counclmsnic Conventions
James ONeil and Alex Shaw, Ninth Ward John b. Ryer
Fifteenth Ward; Arthur Ahmuz, Sixteenth ward Jane
Farley and Joseph Smyth. Eighteenth Ward
! MOZART CoUScILNASIc CONvEsTToN-Ihe tol
loving ticket nominated in the With District ny the DO
Fart Councilmanic Convention: ~, W,
John @ Hayand and Henry G. Blsnke Ninth Ward
Sixteenth Ward Richard o Bhen Eighteenth Ward
VIM. fl. Mallory, Assistant Clerk of the Board Of
Councmen has received the Tsmnany Hall nomination ioi
School Commissioner for the Second Ward.
| ALpERMASlc NoMINATIoN.--Peter Mcknight the
Mozart candidate for Alderman in the With District ws'
night nominated by the ammauy Democratic Convention
held at the corner Of Grand and Ridge streets
MOZART HALL COUScmMAYIc CONVENTIONS
Nominations made last night in the Ivth vth Win,
FonyM Dist,ic,John HOGAN Thomas fitzgerald Aler r.
McGacn, Charles Hsgan, Harris Bogsrt ana Cornelius De'
FViA Dis'tict-Michael Cassidy, John Murphy Edward
Costello, Andrew Muligan Peter Wypach, and Edward
Sirii Di.biet-J J. Hayisnd,. II. K. Bauyelt, r. Van
Wart - PRYOR, Arthur Abmoott aud Fiank U Bnen.
SereaM Disiric-Cspt. Harris Frank MeDonOugh, Keyron
Perkins, John Lyon, and Tom Dunn
TaX-PAYERs AND CITIZENS INioN-NoMTNA-
rroy or Mr. OPDYKE-A meeting OF the Nominating Com
ttee of this BODY met evening the Everett House aud
orynzed by the appointment oil francis X hou as M.
Committee which he'd in charge the deity OF making noHin
alton tor Mayor end also reports from the " ard Coase
Of nominations Aldermen and Coanclmen Ao'ut one
Tie COMMITTEE on Nouiiration Of Mayor made m9iory
report Offering the u {. Godfrey Guniher which octa
stoned very heightened discussion Finally, the iolo"n
minority report made BIZ b John Livingston when re-
ceved the luminous sanction o. The meeting.
Uhered Our municipal elections should be entirely ifoed
from the bias Of partisan politics party preudes ard party
interests; and
WheIeas The Tex Psyer aud Citizens Union ignoring all
political Distinction desire to lend their aid in pe' eating tha;
waste corruption, and oppressive ta1sou under which al
portions OF onr community are now suffering aud
HheTeas Th desirable and necessary end cun only be at
tanned oy eectns 10 ohge n9Le oat hone, nt~ ?y aug
eac eut aud upright city government. and who VIII Institute
system OF prudent and rigid economy IN the administration
OF affairs securing The proper application oil ooy soi
6cn taxes 10 defray s leBse 20 the end that
property may be protected from fraudulent conhscaor our
their income are now almost de sroyed; and
Arsaa We believe George Opdy he to possess the quail
abty regui.ite for the proper and faithful dbcarg. al
the dates ofthe highest Office OF the city aud that he VIII #
elected thereto. faithfully strive to remedy tls eshs Md
abuses which all our citizens ore no" suheEh therefore
Rsor,d That the sail George o9dyke is The choice Of the
TsrPayes and Citizens Unon and that We do HEREBY nom
mate him a. IT, candidate for Mayor
Resfred That caution our eliowcizens not 70 pe mt
the action delay auy political organization TO bind them
the fact that the question 10 whom they viii elect TO me
Mayor the Sd Of December next lcs between the
present OF that Office and the above named noi
and have only pecty 10 AK that each candee
shall be ud by the record he has msdc for himself In the
course OF hs business sad official ife
Re0rsd That believe our good CITIZENS are ~ heart
honest that obey desire good government aud VIII always
vote for ht aud Trustworthy men when they nave an
nity that tho coming election viii give them the or
pouny by psciu- In the hands Of ell for Msy0r he DSuo
VI George Opdyko every good citizen should be proud
10 support and thereby aid IN Wrestling ms noble cly '
the usrule and destruction with which It l. threatened
ifer the adoption Of this report motion wes hsne 20 a
journ which was opposed by portion o. te J t
council nlaLic nominations Many ho"cSsti no. u'ns
to report, adjournment took place 70 IND e'"' N