The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-18

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pa no s, ordinary pardon can keep up with him:
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squeak q rss In trap. The last siren song or gone
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together. Fernando Wood evidently had no power,
carrying out their respective bargains When Fernando
attempted 70 leave Brother Ben out In the cold he de-
prvsd himself q his better half and the momen. Ben
was completely faxed out. Even in the Fifth district
he was unable 70 ratify his agreement with Cor
and In spite Of coaxing threats and brides the tic
vote OF ten and ten still stood firm at latest
win be because Ben Wood has undertaken 70 manage il
and TO make some honest arrangement with all the par
es A. shs ring Y breaking up like the
will no doubt disappear from politics. leave the demo
Gratis 70 carry the State and get into some financial t
the whole business and wall devote himself future
presiding over big meetings and attending TO the inter-
es.s o. the Americus Club Fernando win return to
go 70 the Senate But the happest man in town ought
to DO Horace Greeley who was about to be sold by
knowing it, in the usual Tribune STYLE and who has
capped scot free ust once more by the falling in Of this
mover combination.
Local Nominations.
SIXTH sENAToRIAL NOMINATION. BY THE UNITED
SERVICE SOCIETY.
Service Society met last evening and adjourned
until tomorrow Thursday without making nomina-
ton. , rs ~M
THE M'KEoN GENERAL COMMITTEE.
meeting Of this committee held at the Sinclair
House last night whore long and excited discussion
took place about the nomination Of Charles G. Cornell as
candidate for the Senate for the Fifth Senatorial dis
trict Mr.. Cornell being denounced as a republican in
disguise. .f nN1
motion was made by ex-Alderman WALSH to expel
those members of the committee who in the Convention
voted for the nomination Of MIR. Cornell.
On notion the names of these members read.
Mr. TokLINsoN opposed to these proceedings, al
though he did not defend this nomination. He con-
sdercd IL the greatest outrage pcrpetraed the New
York democracy. He proposed committee OF investi-
CATION. &
Mr. McSrEDoN suggested to reasonable Tie Convention
and require 10 reconsider its action ID provided in
the constitution OF the committee. The constitution did
not provide for the expulsion Of the members Of the Con-
TO repudate the Objectionable nomination. and to instruct
tho delegates OF the Convention TO reconsider their
unanimous vote and the delegates Of the Convention in
the Fifth Senatorial district instructed TO
bic IN order to make another nomination.
TAMMANY NOMINATION. FoR SUPERVISOR.
Tho Tammany Hall County Convention nominated
James Hayes ESQ., for Supervisor on Monday evening,
such nomination beny equivalent to his election the
democratic member OF that board. Mr.. Hayes is self
made man OF talent and good character, and among the
few in his sphere who have earned such endorsement
Ho is the President OF the Board OF Councilmcn
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATION. FOR SUPERVISOR.
At the meeting OF the County Convention Union) last
night, of Broadway aud Twenty third street,
Andrew J. Blakely received the nomination. Of
and took place, many of the dele
gates favoring the nomination Of Mr.. Wagner and de-
ciarins Mr. Blakey's nomination foul.
Kings County Nom tiOns.