New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-15
QUEENS.

COUNTY OFFICERS ELECTED.
Comfy Judge-HOrace GrisWOld, Rep; County Clerk
Joseph VI. johnson. Rep. Member OF Assembly
cey c. Bennett Rep. Justices OF sessiOns-hofauo \.
BENJAMIN, Rep, and Ambrose Truesdae, Dem Coroner
John J. WOrthiDg. Rep; superintendent Of Poor
Adam A. Kedze, Rep.
THE REPUBLICAN ALDERMANIC CONVENTIONS.
These Conventions were held last evening.
Our reporter was unable 10 nearth the lid Dis
trict.
The WITH District Convention organized last evening,
Mt No lss Canal-st by the choice of VIM. G. Tway as
Chairman and John II. OBren as Secretary and then
adjourned to meet at the call Of the Chair.
The With District Republican Convention nominated
CHARLES S. STRONG last evening.
The With District Republican Convention nominated
JOIN s. STRONG last evening.
meeting held last night in the Xth Republican
District for the nomination Of Alderman under the
Presidency of Mr.. George f. Steinbauer. Mr.. HENRY s.
WALLACE was unanimously nominated, and accepted the
nomination an able speech appropriate for the occa
sion.
Mr. FRANCIS CLARKE last night nominated to be
Alderman for the XIIth Republican District with large
majority.
At meeting Of the delegates to the Republican Con-
ventiOn OF the XVIII Aldermanic District held last
evening, Capt HENRY STEPHENS was unanimously nomi
mated for Alderman.
At the Convention in the XVIII District last night cor
ner of Third-aye and Fifty seventhst, W. W. Cuvert
was called the chair and Peter Connolly acted as secre
tary. After some preliminary business, STEPHEN 5
DOTY was nominated by reclamation as the Republican
candidate for Alderman. Thereupon resolution pre-
vailed that the officers Of the Convention wait upon MT
Doty and spprize him of his nomination Adjourned to
meet at the call OF the President.
ACTION OF THE CONSERVATIVE REPUBLICANS.
The Conservative Republican General Com
ittee met with the Hon. Thomas Murphy presiding, at
Its regular headquarters, Twenty-thrd-s and Broadway
last evening and made ITS principal business the indorse
snent OF the organization Of the Central Grant Club
CFal-o Tffrutff roe D
iect OF the Club 10 be the support OF Cen Grant as
candidate for President, and In view OF TINS pOca ann
Central headquarters Among the delegates 70 the Cub
meet tonight for permanent organzaton are
WIN. A. Darling. Abraham Lent, RufusF Andrews mos
Murphy T. 3 Asten, and ID. d. T. Marshall. euDse
quenty to approving the lis! o. delegates ts n aD
nointment of such Conservative gentlemen as Henry
J Raymond as honorary members Of the Club, was con
adhered but was finally laid being matter en-
1rely within the action Of the Club Considerable dis
cuson occurred over resolution from me ExecuuKe
Committee declaring that II inexpedient for the
General Committees TO call primaries for the selection OF
delegates 70 the various City Nominating C0nvenuons
and their stead providing the President win power 70
appoint delegate from each Assembly stes 70 TORN r
temen opposed the resolution one on the ground tha 10
onsePyatiye eandidates but Secretary A. j. Plumb IA
vored resolution in order that the newspapers should
them Of weakness IT was ultimately tapieu'
and the Committee then adjourned
THE SOLDIERS ENDORSE THE NOMINATION OF MR.
DARLING.
In obedience to a call issued by the Executive
Committee Of the Soldiers and Sailors Independent Union
League the leading officers Of that Association met
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock at Headquarters No 199
Canals to adopt resolutions in support OF their cand
date for Mayor. The following officers were present
Col Herman in the chair Major Robinson AcIng seGIe
fary; Capt Benz, II. Adams, Lieut.. George Il Dayns'
cant III Gilmore Privates George Backey, John Eliot
Gustave Evens Jos W. Downing Treasurer Inc lono"'
5ng resolutions were unanimously adopted: 49,.
GAfreas The name Of the Hon. VIM A. Daring, Whlcn
was presented by the Soldiers and Sailors League, al
their last meeting their candidate for Mayor has re-
ceyed the Endorsement OF the Republican party there
fore, .,- ~. ~ VI. g. 20,
Resored That the soldiers and sailors Of New YORK fee
Themselves indebted 10 the Republican party, Tor hapg
nominated for Mayor OF the City OF NewfOrk the hon
VIM A. Darling, the true honest, and devoted patriot
and the soldiers and peoples friend whose name Is as
dear TO them popular among all classes OF people
without distinction OF party.
Resolved That the necessary steps be taken AZ once
coniOntly with committee Of leading citizens, 10 issue
at an early date call for soldiers mass meeting 70
ratfy the above nomination.
Alter the reading OF the resoutiore the meeting ad
iourned, subject 10 the call OF the Chair
FERNANDO IN THE FOURTH WARD.
The Hon. Fernando Wood addressed an en-
4husastc meeting Of the Democracy at the Shakespeare
Hotel last evening.