The New York herald., 1862-10-12
CITY POLITICS.

In this city last week. and was attended by degree of
excitement and interest scarcely bs expected times
like the present. when the stern realities Of
supposed 70 be engrossng the public mind 70 the exolu
sion Of other less momentous subjects Bat tho poit
clans are NOT 70 be killed on BY any ordinary powers.
For weeks and months they have been laborng quiet
ly and perseyeringy, laying plans and nicely
measuring the strength OF the various parties,
with . view 70 future operations Tho resalt Of
all this maneuvering witnessed last wsek
IN the promulgation Of pvosuneamsentos from the
different political headquarters, fixing the time for
holding the customary primary elections and for the
meeting OF the conventions 70 nominate candidates 70 be
chosen by the people = the election next month.
The republicans and constitutional Unonsts n CON.
formty with the Instructions Of their central committees
held primary elections Thursday evening last, and
their conventions will meet this week. announced be-
low
REPUBLICAN, CONVENTIONS.
County Convention tonight At the republican head
quarters, Of broadway Twenty third street.
past seven O'Clock Pm.
The Fifth Congressiona District Convention on the 18th
Of October 1862 at Runxs Hotel No. 274 Grand street,
st haf.past seven O'Clock NJ
The sixth Congressional Distrct Convention 14tn
Of October 1861 at Heecke Buildings, at hapast
The seventh Congressional District convsntson the
14th Of October 1852, at the steuben House. No 2os
very, at half past seven O'Clock p. M
Tho Eighth Congre sonai District Convention, on the
14h Of October 1862 At the of Thirty third street
and Eighth avenue, at half past seven O'Clock T. NJ
The Ninth Congressional District Convention on the
l4h OF October 1852. at Landmarks Hotel at half past
seven O'Clock p. N.
The Assembly District Conventions on the 18th Of Octo
Der, 1882, At six O'Clock r. at the following places
The First Assembly District Convention ut the Central
Hotel, corner Q! Chambers street and College place.
The Second Assembly District Convention at Goldens
corner Of Centre and Franklin streets
The Third Assembly District Convention at the Fifth
The Fourth Assembly District Convention At Nos 1872
and 1914 Henry street.
The Fifth Assembly District Convention at Blocker
Buildings.
The sixth Assembly District Convention at Rank's
Hotel No. 274 Grand street.
The Seventh Assembly District Convention At Jefferson
Market.
The Eighth Assembly District Convention q. the corner
The Tenth Assembly District Convention At .he Seuben
House. No. 203 Bowery.
The Eleventh Assembly District Convention at Lincoln
Hail. corner Thirty third street and Eighth
The Twelfth Assembly District Convention at No. Il
avenue d.
ington Hall, No. e8I Eighth avenue.
The Fourteenth Assembly District Convention st the
Republican Headquarters corner Of twenty third street
The Fifteenth Assembly District Coaysntion a. No ABS
The sixteenth Assembly District Convention q. Land
ms0ns Hotel, corner Of Sixty fifth street and Third
avenue
The Seventeenth Assembly District Convention at Far.
rngtons HOTEL corner o. l28th street and Third ayene
CONSTITUTIONAL UNIoaIsTs.
Ths seyers! Congressional oonyentiops tho 18th Of
October 1859, as sfpask ocloss r. NJ follows
via
The Fourth at the Dupont House Of sfHasoa aoa
The Sixth at southwest corner Of West Tcnih street and
Sixth avenue
The seventh at the headquarters Of the Assembly Dis
tr,ct Assoc iation, in the Seve.teenth ward
The Eighth al No. Union square.
The Ninth At the Mason House, Of Sixth avonns
The several Assembly district conventions the ltt
day of October 1862 u half past O'Clock =. M
sch place as may 30 desgnated by the vaous Assembly
The most interesting event OF the week politically,
the reunion the Two powerful iactons Of The demo
cratic party, apparently the satisfactory basis.
The cause of this sudden cessation OF hnstes tween
Mozart and Tsrnmany is undoubtedly due TO a settled
vction In the minds OF the leaders Of both parties that
without some such consolidation Of ber forces sl
spoils would be swallowed up by the republicans who
since the heavy democratic exodus 70 the
seat Of war. How the arrangement will bs
reished by the masses OF The Icope, whether the do
mocracy will gain any subatar a benefit by it, ques
ons which will only be settled with certainty the day
of election should the fusion result in rescung city
from republican rule, Mozart Hail vii, undoubtedly gain
most by the arrangement inasmuch ls her'reccgnzed
leader Fernando Wood has compel ed Tannany Hall to
rest content with the smallest share Of tho spos while
the lion share is devourcd by the disciples of Mozart BY
the terms OF the union the Offices have been poronei oil
as ioowsro Mozart Hal, tho Surrogate, Congressman
in the Fourth, Fifth seventh, Eighth Ninth Tenth Fe
venth. Fifteenth and Sixteenth districts 10 r,miuauy
Hall the Supervisor Congressman in the seventh Eighth
and Ninth districts and Assembymen in tho klrst, Sc
cond. THIRD SIXTH twelfth, thirteenth Fourteenth aud
Seventeenth districts.
Ia with this arrangement the Tanmany and
Moz ri Hail committees met last Thursday evening. and
with mutual understanding nominated candtdatas Tor
Surrogate and Su crvisor Mozart Hall nominated Gideon
J. Tucker for SURF gate which confirmed by Tarn
many Hall. VIM. N. Tweed WIS nominated by Tlmmany
for supervisor, which was coDirmod by Mozart Hall
nj wins In .fl.a
this city the privilege Of voting tho coming election
the following resolution offered by Mr Fly was unani
mousy adopted by the Tsminany Hal General Com
mittee:-
Resolved Thai the Committee on Correspondence 10
directed TO communicate with his Exceency Governor
Morgan for the purpose Of arranging snne method by
which the citizens OF this State Who serving In the
New York regiments the seat Of may vote al the
The nominations made thus far by all parties are as
follows
suRsocsrs.
Mos0yf. Tdmusdns People Union
Gideon J. Tucker Gideon J. cher. David X jacques
suPRRysaa
Mozart. 7ummdry Peoples Union.
VIM. N. Tweed. WIN. N. Tweed. william Tucker
CONGRESS.
SEVENTEENTH wAkD sRvM0UR AHoOIWf0H.
SEVENTH DrnU-Gencral John C,chrans.
The general committees cf Mozart and Tanmany halls
have issued their customary calls for primary clec
tions TO take place tomorrow evening The cleo sion
omitted, inasmuch a. the central organizations
Of both parties have taken that trouble from the people
altogether by making nominations for Surrogate and su
per- isor without consulting tho sghest degree the
wishes Of their constituents But the election OF delegates
10 Congressional and Assembly conventions will take
place ~ usual although the names Of the nominees
have already been decided on and the conventions will
merely have 10 perform the Insignificant duty OF raty-
ing the names that Mozart Hall may propose. and vice
An extraordinary interest attaches the elections
for tho state Legislature this year because the reeul in
wolves the choc. Of United states senator and the loss
or gain OF single member may decide the contest.
The democratic conventions will meet ~ foilows:-
rAMNANY HALL.
Tho Congressional conventions the 18th day OF 90
tobcr 1882, at hapast seven O'Clock r. NJ, at tho fo
lowing places, namely
ForKm DRuMcT-Sixh Ward Hotel.
Finn NsrRcT-Monitor, 9e Eldridge street.
Sura Decentralization Hall corner Of Thirteenth street
and Greenwich avenue
SgvESn DrsrRfr-Bussams, 40 Second street.
EIGHTH DsTRfT-Hibbard h Coruell's, corner OF Thirty
second street and Fourth avenue.
MIMI IruRcT-Natonal iah, Forty fourth street. be.
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues