New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29
CITY POLITICS.
Union Nominations OF Aldermen, Ceun.
ciImen, School Csmmissiencrs and
Trustees.

The delegates from. the different Assembly
Districts met last evening at the headquarters OF the
Union General Committee, No. 65i Broadway. The
meeting was called to order at I! o'clock Mr..
VIM. I. B. Milliken in the chair; and Mr.. Harvey H.
Woods and Mr. Christopher Pullman were elected Sec
retaries Of the Convention.
The chairman desired to remark that the Convention
exhibited new phase in the local politics Of the city Of
NewYork in that they, at least had together as
the Republican party to consult with each other as 10
the policy which should control them.
The first thing in view was the great cause for which
they had fought long and successfully; YET ~ 'ne
same time, they had another interest. when was 10
stand by the who good and true such as 'ne
Constitution. which governed them, aiio"eu 'nen W
do 1t better to stand by such men thah Simply W
hold the banner Of triumphant party and the speaker
trusted that desire TO nominate true ana proper HUI
would be the governing impulse IN the Convention
The delegates presented their creden'iaS' as 'ne
next thing in order. after which the ron was canou
Tie chairman then stated that the convention Deih
ORGANIZED the next thing In order was that u shouid
resolve itself into Local Nominating Convehiiohs'
whose nominations should be made and reported back
for confirmation. This accordingly done, the dele
gates from the different districts collecting together
with Nj Samuel Hoaling as chairman OF the lst Mfs
Jacob d. Young OF the I'd; Mr.. Daniel ID. I. Marshall
Of the Sd and Col Rush c. Hawkins. of the 4th.
The following nominations were finally made and
confirmed by the Convention;
ALDERMEN.
First Dstret-Sampcl Hotaling.
Third Distriot-Ienry Fisher
Seventh Distrct-Wm. ii. Gedney.
Ninth DistIict-G. A. Conover.
Eleventh Decentralization Meyers.
Thirteenth District-Nathan {. Ely.
Fifteenth DiStrici-Charlcs {. Pinckney.
Seveuteeuth District-Robert {. Brown.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
First Distrct-,James b. Dupignac.
Second Dsiiict-Wiham Gardner
Third Disirict-James Delamater.
Fourth Dstrict-Richarl Barry.
Sixth Distr!ct-James NJ. McLeOn.
Seventh DiStrict-John Wheeler.
SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
First Warl-,'0beft 7. Iiurk Second Ward-tius.
tnvus MYERS Fifth ard-IOhn Nogol Liz ARD
William G. Hama. Ninth Ward-Augnsins !; DOW
Daniel D. Wright. Twelfth Ward-W al!ace J. Burd,
sal Fifteenth Ward-Isaac NJ Fife. Sixteenth W ard
james Condick, MD Seventeenth Ward-henry
L. Sloate Twentieth Ward-watts G: Livingston
I wenty.fiTst Wsrd-B. t. Attcrsury. Iweniy-secoAd
W srd-Hobert L. Stewart, MD.
COZ ECILMEN.
Fourth Distr!ct-JohnJ j. Davidson Maitland. Ohyer.
Chandler II. Patrick. Patrick ii. keenan,, james
NJ McCiuire, Isaac Robinson. go
Flfth Distriot-Philip Scheia, Henry ~ Smith, John
MOODY, Edward NJ. BGrlegh, Samuel =. Patterson, Eli
Sixth Distrsct-wiliam II. Housner, Abraham Dater,
J DIN II. HiuyeT. Charles j. Holder Asahel y. Den
man William Atkinson 80 y,
Seventh Dstrict-Moses l.. Craser, Albert j.
Iogart Martin Fisher j. ;. EitterDand John !"
BOOkhern. Charles y. Decker
These nominations were confirmed by The Conyen-
ton, which then adjourned.