The New York herald., 1866-09-07
Ba0axLYa POLITICS.

Assembly District C0nventiOns-Deiegaee "a
the State Convention at Albany.
The two coatestng democratic committees OF King
county hold their Assembly district conventions thin
week. for the election OF two delegates to the State Con-
vention At Albany, on the ilth inst The .General'
committee conventions met Yesterday afternoon and
evening; the 'Natonal" Committee holding their con.
ventions at two o'clock The result OF con enous
held under the auspices Of the former committee
First Dislrici-J. Finnegan, r. KaIbdeisoh. Alter
nates-J Foster, r. q. Qaeyedo
Resolutions were passed instructng the delegates to
Second District-Wm. D. veeder, Alexander Mocue
Alternaies-Rlchagd d Dunn, Daniel Hart
nIa s ~% De WITT Al
Fourth Dstrict-John +. Farrell, Lawrence Hanley.
Alternates-John Pyburn Charles Quinn
The delegation from this district ia understood to be
strongly opposed TO the nomination OF Henry G. Murphy
Fifth Dstrict-The Convention adjourned until this
evening " thout eecting delegates.
Sixth Dstrict-DeIesates, Joseph J. O. Donohue and
seventh pi.'rios-Delesases, Mioh.e. s,a,tery and
Michael Sh!elda
positively stated that eight out or the twelve dele.
rates elected opposed to the nomination OF Henry
Murphy for Governor.
MEETING rHx EIGHTH WARD D-xocRArrc RncoS-
srRucros CLuR-An adjourned meeting Of tho residents
OF the Eighth ward favorable To President John son
policy was held last night at the Hail. ef Nine
teenth street and Fourth avenue. The room was quite
filled by the members OF the club. The COMMITTEES ap.
pointed at last meeting draw M the constitution Of
inc club reported In favor Of calling it the Eighth Ward
Democratc Reconstruction Club Speeches were made
0v Messrs. Cushine, Piatt and others Tue following
resolutions were unanimously adopted
Mesolysd That believing a. we do th, momsnton
exert ourselves to the utmost in dangers which
!hreaten and By united enerestc efforts M IN
Resorsa Fro, Prosny H 81 onT M
coming election will receive surrs who pledged
he ,afc.a
founded IN wisdom and the result o. sound en ghtenei
restore and harmony To the iyde1 sections
ensure return "f rational PROSPERITY
revolt be restored to the Union that We nsv again he n
united and happy people and nat TIE persistent efforts Of
able receive as they deserve strongest
condemnation.
Tho following officers then eec,ed:-R r.
fucker, President; James sharsey 5. b. Cnshing q.
y. Chamberlain, Vics Pres,dents r. Mcnamara
Secretary; George $. Valentine Trcssisor Tho club
now numbers one hundred aud seventy r,er,,ers Tho
meeting adjourned to Thursday mex, At eight T. NJ
ANOTHER JOHNSON CLuR.-A large meeting of the r,ei-
dents Of the Sixth ward took v.ace on tho corner or
Columbia and Dgraw Streets for the purpose organ
zing Andrew johnson club ant cndorslar his policy
On motion Of MIR. Matthew Murphy Nj. Jlhu J. Kier-
ley secretary. There about four hundred names
enrolled, and various committees appoiaod &c.
E,GHrH WARD W,RKINGmyS's JOHNSON Gu B-The re-
glar meeting OF this club took place last night The
Chairman opened the meeting by etstiug that the de-
lesaes to the Contral Club had boeu oc;e,tcd He
then stated there hundred seventeen men,
bers In the organization. committee was appo nted 10
pro ure room for the meeting Of the cab Another
committee appointed 10 procure spoal,rs for the
mons'r ration. The club then adjourned Friday the
14th nSt