The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-24

half the emp ouments OF the once The election Of this
Der wle, s'my candidate shall be elected or not
Cong ervative County and Judiciary Conven-
tion.
This Convention met last evening at then rooms cor.
ner Of Twenty third street and Broadway Mr. Lawson in
the chair The Conference Committee yss Kelly. chair
man, reported that they had conferred with number of
organizations but had yet concluded their labora In
the meantime they reported In favor Of the nomination
Of Mr. John sedgwick for the once of Recorder and
would adjourn TIL Saturday night 70 complete the other
plimentary terms Of Judge btienhoeer and abiding to
the strength he exhibited when he former occa-
SION moved 70 substitute his namc for that Of Mr. sedg
wick Judge Dittenhoefer declined to accept any nom
nation against Mr. Sedgwick, and said he knew no man
fitted, politically socially professionally for
the oce than MI SedgSick and so far judicial oces
concerned he thought politics ought TO BIO kept out
OF them much possible He thanked the gentleman
FOR the nomination. and the Convention for the fater
ing manner which they had received his The
nomination OF Mr. sedgwIck then made unanimous
and the Convention adjourned.
Meeting Of Loyal Veterans.
meeting Of the executive committee Of the Loyal
Veterans. politico-mitary organization founded In
the late Soldiers and Sailors Unon was held last eve
ming at room No. "a Cooper Institute. The movement
has for it's object the consolidation OF all military and
naval organizations whose members endorse the princi-
pies announced in the Pittsburg radical convention
General John Cochfane presided and Cap tain Chas W.
Nelson offciated secretary. Among those present
were Generals John A. Foster c. w. Darling and H. T.
Tremane
Colonel Willard on behalf Of the Committee on an
Address, reported document which set forth the views
and purposes OF the movement II declared that "the
ill,judged leniency Of mercful government had
revived the spirit Of dsoyay against which, soldiers
to whom the document Is addressed had batted and 1t
their duty TO rebuke that spirit well the enc
mics Of the country in the North. In conclusion il
counselled union and cooperation Of all elements far
the soldiers OF the late army Of the Union repre-
sented, TO oppose their common foe.
The Committee Finance and Headquarters reported
and the meeting adjourned The organization does not
expect 10 effect any important work before the NOvem
Der election, bn Is determined 10 be in the field for the
charter election in the following month.
Radical Assembly Nomination.
Francis H. Curry nominated last night for Assem-
bly, in the Fifteenth district, and Michael J. Cowan in
the First district
"Ring,' Candidate for Assembly.
Henry W. Genet otherwise known as Harry Genet
was nominated last night as the Tammany rngn candi-
date for Assem- bly, from the Twenty district Genet
s old political etAger and has frequently enjoyed the
spoils and emo!unens Of public Office the capacity
Councilman Alderman County Clerk and other positions
too to mention He is full fedged represen.
tative Of the Tammany and City Hall rings His amb
ton for scat in the Assembly is purely patriotic.