The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-10
CIT POLITICS.

DEMOCRATIC USIox MOUNTAINOUS -The rerocratic
Union County Convention mot last nigh. AZ the coo,er
Institute, and organized BY the -ioote ,sa Michael
Connolly as Chairman. and George Legarson. r. H. Nc
Donough and f. J. Montague Score aries The first
candidate put in nomination General Charles G.
Haiplns miles OReily) who was nominated by accla-
nation with great enthusiasm The wards then
called on tho nomination for Surrogate when Robert D.
Holmes received l22 voie:, and Gideon J. Tucker s.
The nomination OF Mr.. Holmes was then made unanimous
on motion Of Nj. D. G. Birdsal, seconded BY John T.
Savage
The xs,a r2 Was again called for supervisor whom
va. declared the unanimous romnsc ''e's ''e' ana
For the ofnce Of Record r, John H. Anthem On = cal.
OF wards was declared the unanimous aominas .nd ror
the odco or Coroner there six esht names mt
in nomination but ex Coroner schrmer being clearly the
choice OF tho Convention, after Informal ballot he was
nom mated by unanimous exclamation, on motion OF MI
The Conysntion then adjourned with vote or tb,rr.
70 heohcers, and appointing COMMITTEES OF one irom
each ward TO notify the candidates Of their electon
Tho utmost confidence was expressed that the ma part
Of the ticket thus put in nomination win be elected
trinmphantly. tN.#f Hts0
McKxos DExocnArlc couSrr Csyysyros. Delegates
Of the McKeon democracy IN the various wards o. n.
oy assembled q Convention At No. ia East Thirteenth
street. last evening FOR the purpose Of nominating car
ddaes for county ooea The enton was orrapized
BY the appointment Of Mr.. Mcbsei Halpn, as chairman
and Mr. T.. ~ Plain and Mr.. Evans secretaries A
ton for county officers two three OF the deIegatcs
f Sa a and ass 81 When
the prescribing. psoeu ss ssrsn cropped o oaa 70
the detriment OF good order and decornm- A number
raised BY members Who displayed noh irritabi,y when
their asserted claims were MT regarded by the chair
man. .n lr
finally deciassd lost, and Il was agreed TO
take Informal vote for the Object Under this
ruling Gideon J. Ticker received the majority Of yotas
Al this motion n adf
made and put u vote. The chairman decided in favor
Of tho ayes This decision created considerable
fairly Thecharman ss held 70 his declaration, and
members also started 10 Lave tho hail. While these
movements were going on, the names Of hall dozen OF
cuisines Of the meeting Mr. HaIpin h..-~--,, So
ducedto return TO his most And .yduc the procecdngs
The ~ J xS"s Hscfe or Rsco d Charles
Hapin for regiscr and Smith Ely Jr. for Supervisor
IT'S shirmer ana ncM'onsei received tie votes
to adjourn, but u ended In failure On motion u was
decided TO take formal ballot for The nomination or
Daniel O'Hricn and John ,. Walsh Inspectors This
resulted IN the selection for Surrogate Of Gideon J.
corder JohnK Hscsess BY IL votes against sca,ssriss
Amid much confusion, during which the charge u
trs..ors was freely us agsns those Who voted N ID.
the same place nsxt Monday evening.
RAprcAL CouxrY NOMINATING CoSvExrIoS. Several Of
the members and delegates Of the republican party in
this county met last evening" at eight o'clock In the hall
II No 600 Brosdwsy for the purpose Of making nona
tons Alexander Mcleod was appointed Chairman, with
James McCartIn John Contrell and George Ellison Sec
retarIee The mssing opened BY some gentlemen pre-
Ierng SERIOUS charges against others; with having
allowed improper persons 70 vote 81 tho primary |
meeting: with rejecting others who had saiisi
lorv caius: With flling the ballot box with |
lleaitimae voses and finally burnng ballots box and
~ rch
very and violent language used Of
he delegates inviting others 20 coms outside the door
and settle the matter" Others made andavits and
oppcnents would not believe them. Six or eight and
many a. ten pcssons were once speaking At tme tho
bc hssrd in she general din. One gentleman |
vas grossly insulted, and calling for pre- |
lection snossor confirmed the insuAt The chair.
tried 70 reciprocste the compliment In short the
nesting was farfuy noisy and did nos show tho slight
Wa an Abolition isb-a black abolton,st aye black %
bI,rk "a swp After several repetitions OF this kind
c%nsus un m.s s. The
thing that ght DO called business that Was transacted
the aassou .s ~. friend, IKE Of John "a Farmer
rhc then broke up several mon In the crowd
prophesying publicly that u would never meet again
MozAnr NALL COUNTY NOMINATING CoSvrros.-rhs
delegates tcthe Mozart Dcmocratc County Nominating
Convention assembled IN full force last night a. Mozart
Van ever ward OF the city being fully represented
VIM p IL. OF the Twenty -ars ward, was unsnimously
elected chairman, and Mcsss Samuel Mullen and John
M,,cbcr srctarcs Tho Convention called 70 order
by the sherman, when delegate moved that The met
vs,rb wsI uasscd This delegate stated ~
A reason nor this action that at 10 now foar weeks
from clfiion. anu be thought ~ was ntner
in adv1nce Of the other political parties IN
this city" and sssAsd siso that naiuransauoa omoe
has bccv established al No. Tryon row, whore com.
mltiee Uni be IN attendance TO furnish information and
The NECESSARY naturalization papers " oil parties endorsed
by anybf the members OF the Mozart elun espnn
John N bennett also stated that In al cases wnrre
sold "a who wish tho coming election had lo
their discharge papers they might have this matter
bringing with them anv membcfof their rcgment VINO
could testify "A 20 tho Identity Of the voter and urged
upon them The necessity Of being registered - those
who wore no, registered could have the privilege OF
voting. The meeting then adjourned
CoNpsyAnvs RsrusLioAs GksuAL COMMITTEE "A