The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-09
CITY POLITICS


CITY POLITICS..
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The McKeon Organization at Work.
Tho Nominating Conventions Called.-
Tho Proposed Union Between Tam.
many and acknowledgements OF the
Republican Candidates, DC.
As stated day two since, the McKeon organiza-
ton has commenced it's work for nominating ticket to be
supported the coming election. That organization
held meeting the evening Of October at the Sinclair
House, and has issued call for the different conven
tions. Delegates to DO elected this week. The Judi
cary Convention nominate candidates for those posi-
tions be Allied this fall Il TO meet at the Sinclair
House Monday evening" October H. The County Conc
vention to nominate candidates for Supervisor and Re-
sistsr, viii meet a the place Tuesday evening"
October IS.
The delegates elected TO nominate candidates for sena
Tor will the evening OF october II al the follow
Ing places
Fourth district-Fifth Ward Hotel
Fifth dssric.-Tcnth Ward HOTEL Of Broone and
Forsyth streets.
Sixth dstrct-At Jackson Ball, corner Of Greenwich
avenue and Thirteenth street.
Seventh dstrict-Corner Of Forty second street and
Third avenue
Thu will doubtless be the nrst ticket the field. Tho
managers Of this faction boast that they will
nate strong and able ticket.
The subcommittee on tho part Of Tammany and Mo-
TART have had meeting. No union has been agreed
upon, reported in some quarters, bus simply . CON-
mee appointed to dra series Of resolutions to report
At the next meeting bssis Of union between the
organizations whether this will result 10 union
mains yet 10 DO seen. II will doubt depend entirely
upon the platform.
Another delegation has LOFT this city for Albany 70
urge tho Governor to the Police Commissioners
al The democratic clques appear 70 have great
deal Of trouble with their Governor. Some Of those gen.
emen asserted before they left that they would not
turn until the Police Commissioners removed From
tho best information that obtain they hold Gus
70 that pledge they win have something Of board bill
10 pay At Albany before they return.
sanoe the election OF tho delegates TO the nominating
conventions the plans Of that party becoming better
known. AS far the Judges are concerned, they will
favor the reelection Of many Of tho present ncum.
bents, but viii nominate . straight county
ticket for Supervisor and Register Tho Fourth and Fifth
Senatorial district they generay 70 takeubut little
interest In, feeling that they have very little chance
In either district In the Sixth district Henry Ray
being pushed very hard. 1t Is expected that this
viii with bitter opposition from Greeley opdyke
and Company; but the friends OF Raymond expect to
that and draw largely from the other side BY
the weakness Of the democratic nominees
In the Seventh district portion Of party Is
pressing the Of william r. Stewart, and tho
other urges non.action until the democracy make
their nomination. and then 10 tahe up strong demo-
crat. how this will anay terminate unable TO
say have any positive information whether Mr.
Stewart VIII permit his be used In connection
with that Office.
As far the Assembly nominations are concerned
from present indications Is squabble between
lot Of candidates as yet will doubt be several days
before It takes any reliable form.
The list Of candidates still Increases william Quinn
lawyer, doing business At Gas Broadway candidate
for Assembly In the Twelfth Assembly district on the
Mozart sde
s. Yad. Deputy Clerk OF the Board Of Supervisors,
and School Inspector in tho Twenty nrstward Is cand
date for Assembly IN tho Fifteenth district
The Union candidate for Police Justice In the First d
trict Luther Horton instead Of Hunter az formerly
| stated.
Horaiso N Parker 10 candidate for Police Justice In
The Fourth district. he at present OF the officials
mssssnssss, we believe, 70 tAs Boasd Of Abdernea.
Charles hcNeil has been nominated BY the dsnsorscy
Of the Second Assembly dssrss Of ouscss county and
placed on platform sppo&oa shs Long Island Rad
road and Ne Iesishstsn which ma posd h asking sr
TheeDen~crasse state Cen sral Ooyu m steee.
us cssEer roR MEETING umsR At runs rsnR--Spu
RxPoBps HRoM MrfRDsr raRB OF Jrn sIA,x
ETC., ETC.
M Democrats sssc scusa Committee me, q The
81 RicboAs Hotel thh osty, yesterday make sss.
tber Antagonists IN regard ne eans~xn Several
members Of tie committee were absent bu shers was
hrse attendance Of outsiders M osmmittss meet
here n this tsrae 70 mako further ssms,n n psssra
70 the saDvs to eosae speakers ercnt sections Of
hc tsass snt secure more thereugh osgssizsesn In
every county and 10 take ssch further sseps VIII &C.
cure a thsrough canvass Il every Assembly District.
The reports broug from all parts Of the state show
that the drt has pronsed goat cha.gcs N rer favor
among the Nor ~ reports sand vpon the
more ssssston " the porsops epumesang sbcm bat IN
almost every Instance thcy backed win sse nsass OF
thore changing and wbss psrtsssay thing has brouwhs
abos, she Teailt Thce cse slaguasr Sns bss risss
shs pol'1ssss many scssssss gro spending sAssr sns
In dabbpsph sE,casasns II I'll kinds scssy thai %
running al sh~oSks tho soutsy-the hsos,ng u,su a~s
srganisg m'A placing t-ch shoulders the wheel " an
sxteas beard Of sssss. Ihis sass appear ;. be
parts " hbe STATE The os~~S.se ~E rssbssy 10 IN
ssseicn aetbsr day.
Peter casserc ths Secretary Of Ne so.nK,sc, was a.
sent on account Of The dcaibo shnh.
Broolr,yu CtSy Ronsses.
ne Third Senatorial District RspnbAssn Convention
met Ne oeut street yesterday Afternoon but sd-
ruses fdt two weeks, without making nc-sAssion.
me Second District Republican Convention mot the
same place last evening, and terminated W. Deuas
suong present Adermas me nrteerIh ward as cln-
dhasef Tor Senator. Nero was only one ballot, which
showed the follow ne ssul,,-
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VI str'ns Wa 10 a,cd tho ruau,uoi choice Of The
Ccavsntias.