The New York herald., 1863-10-22


The Tammany and Mozart Assembly Conventions Of
the Twentieth ward Eleventh dstric last evening
at Begns in Thirysecond street. Tho nomination for
Assembly being apportoncd to Tammany, the delegates
organized by choosing Bernard Qain Chairman and
Herman Ewisch and Michael carey Secretaries Thos.
B. Crocker the Grst ballot nominated nd declined
The nomination was them by unanimous ballot rendered
to Herman Lowenberg who was put forward in the dis
tct the choice Of the German citizens and their
mittees He also declined the ground Of inability Il
Carolan O'Brien Bryant then declared by acclama
ton the choice the entiop The nomination was
endorsed by the Mozlrt Han Convention, William j. Peck
Chairman, and G. Malony. secretary session the
eame building The bodies Of delegates assembled in
joint Convention and ratified nonDation the doors
being thrown open and the candidate accepting brief
address before large assemblags OF the citizens Of the
THE M'KBoN DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.
This body met at the Sinclair House last night, Dr..
Murphy N the chair and Mr. Henry r. Rooue ofncatine
The deciination Of Mr. Philip w. Enrs was received and
place.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR sSNATOR OF 1HD
SECOND DISTRICT.
The nemocratic Second Senatorial District Convention
reassembed at tho Capitol In Joracmou street. yesterday
afternoon according Adjournment and orgsnizcd
Mr.. A. j. Spencer ~ Secretary.
After calling the roll Of delegates, note read from
Hon. Charles Leslie, declining 70 be candidate far the
on motion, an Informal ballot thcn entered into,
which, which shows ys. the following result -
formal ballot resulted in tho choice oi Judge John:o
Johnson ...S
Judge johnson was ;is1eapon d:ca,ed snc unsous
A COMMITTEES was appointed to walt upon the nominee,
briefly returned thanks the upon him.
and which he gratefully acceNted He promised that no
Of the democratic ticket and the rthsraDcs Of the time
hcnored principles The party, under wnose guidancs
favor Of the Union and PROMISED that he would usc al
bis ers TO put down this accused rebellion but would
nrm oppose any nroads upon the liberties OF the citizen
and would always oppose the enactment Of suaptuary
laws.
The convention having ,ransaOted their business with
three cheers for the candidate.
THE MAYoRALrY.
Martin knibeeish yesterday accepted the nomination
for Mayor rendered TO him the evening previous by the
independent democrats and taxpayers party lhcre
three caud dates IN the held from which the yocrf
can take their choice Ben ann Prince s regular
democratic candidate, Colonel Alfred ~ Wood the Union
candidate, and Martin Ksbesh the present incumbent,
Is the choice OF the independent democrats and Tho TAX
payers
The democrats and republicans Of this district alike
semby. The district consists OF the Fourth and Tenth
wards. The democrats have held half dozeo meet.
ings but were unable 20 agree the delegates from
ward insisting upon their candidate Ifo Convention
met again last night and result was the Same ar
after number Of meetipss that they coui nc, agree
very wisely adjourned sine die and last night Union
General Committee ordered election for e,atcs
ascnnvcnton TO nominate candidate The democrats had
better follow their example
New York Congregational yomInatios.
ALnAgY, Oct. 81, 1868.
John v L. Pruyn received this evening tho democratic
nomination for Congress In this district TO a tho Va
cancy occasioned by tho resignation Of Hon Erastus.
Corning.
Movements OF senator WiIsos.
BosroS, Oct. II, 1853.
Senator Wilson left this evening for New York 10 taxe
part In the noiticsl can vaaa OF that State