New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
NEW-YORK.
JUDICIAL DISTRICT NOMINATIONS.
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The McKeon Judiciary Convention has In
dorsrd the nomination Of Albert Cardozo for Justice Of
the Supreme Court by the Mozart faction Inc DaOi
ballots for Justices OF the Superior Court Common Pleas
and Marine Court have been TAKEN but without any de
ITh Dstriei-August Bockes has been renominated by
the Republicans Of this District for Justice oi the
Win Bsiricl-Thc Constitutional Union party have n
nominated Mr. Terence Farley for senator rOn tlns DIS
tric The District is composed OF the Nltb AlAh' ana
SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS.
KKVTTh DisiJIcf-The Rcpubcansof Of the Monroe Dis
trict have nominated Lewis H. Morgan Of Rochester
for The state Senate The District was lately represented
says: The Hon Lewis II. Morgan Las served IN the
fed TO adorn seat IN the senate lie has thorough
education formerly enjoyed considerable legal piac
history and language and regarded by scholars as one
the most cultivated minds Of the state His good record
reputation for integrity TO he Of The highest value, and
his personal charactcri IS without blrmi.i.
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY NoNlNAIloNs -,
~ , tlrt nalsi,s. Benretr = ssisary;
Attorney Charles Burrows Of Little Fal'i Justice Sessions
hcr@ Slers Caleb Moore Of Brighton ucl Beaaun ? Pre-
81 Eochcsrf; Jnge Jr"me Fuller d" Svess sea
ohc,ier Poor saEcuieud. ADDISON s. Mlas Of Gsse j9.se
S,,i" ri SsSisB s|i JOIN lisrisr of Rochester
saTa,oga-St,hf Tabor D Rerpo q wf'oa suos'i, Gone
Superintendent James InPpi tooner PhP kA
ssst-Courg Judge Gay N,M, Of Bath Tg'a,oIsi rssr
Hasty o Bath shch shson d. 'hnio9 I.es o" ..os, sea
vile Coroner Ira snih o iil D. ChiteBiH Of R,ihbo ani
ioga-Caa5iy Ct G1oe Boob, of ovese Coqsy iaig-
' far.ft" , % Aor ass o Hsoa Poor sapss.,rI
jerome IaHts,d Of =, van vsl, Ja' Of Sessions lisie'I;
Tyosao Judge and sanos' Byroa es q w,%s c.,'t
ed, Poor saperr,cpat Eaar MADDEN Of sheldon justice See
Yat' cSuaiy judss whh,s Briggs cel John Mallory shsr
ofses.on. Thomas b CORN. CoroS,r q. Mace
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY NOMfNATloNs
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Suerint,udslt Kchsi Cornas Jn,ue Of ss'oh' Charles
Dpil,, -SheGa David wsne Of w,huetoH cslrir c'l Jas
b,Ine A,elne p,ss & %asn' . 81 .C ~ Jo ' sar q
Rcd oot CoIole John Abortion Of rouChAeepne ad Da'A ohd
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS
Dileless-The Republicans Of the I'D Assembly Dis
rict have rcnomnated the Hon Mark D. WILDER oi fough
scniod the people Of this district IN three successive eg
atnrs with ability and fidelity to the interests Of bis
constituents and the public that have gwen MN RANK
among the first men Of the state with talents Of the
first order. character above The reach OF suspicion
added To uniting energy and steady devotion TO lhe uu
ties Oi his Office, lie won the respect ana confidence 81
men Of All parties While We have had charges oi esn
corruption from every quarter not the hr-t whisper
has eyer been heard queso1g ne purify OF s s3udt.
correct principles BccNhg 10 Dc We M'scs, Pg P IN, ~
the people 10 sustain those who serve then so fahuly
We have full confidence In believing that MI "iiber VIII
! be most riumphantly elected" -
| Hcrkiner-rhc Republicans have naminatcd T. W
Staunard OF Warren for the Assembly. The Democratic
candidate is Noadah W Taylor. The district reprc
scntcd last Winter by the Hon. seth NJ Richmond, Re
" lie has been several times member oi Tue Board OF
snperysors winning the c9nidence OF hs to%nsmen ne
TO business honesty Gi ana SeG pcnn IG
ble by the lobby faithful TO the principles OF his
constituents. and will take good position IN the Lower
| House as a jealous working member -
Nep- -IOrk.-Thc Mozart wing OF the Democratic party
have made the following nominatons op.,. ,..,,.,..
| bent Constantine Douoho. .
& VT" P.stElCr % i q, riI@i c ~ ~ s,I G"r "
'NvI vi1m srSiST XTiis WGra Co%FreeA thinner
WITH Dsf@6T oyi, Of lxn Xra, XvIm TardJohu
XYirn DlsricT Cfa Of xiIIi& Vo,d)-James Gerard jr
XiXTa DI.rsicT 0ars n Kim and XEId Wdrf-Capt wm
! l. Wleg. Iaft incumbent John B bevelin.
Xxrn DisrmcT Uar SrAnm Ward)-lIsDy Clauseh L Last
xXIsT isTncr Ta1ts Of KIM and xfXn Wards)-wllam
Mccarthy Lat incumbent Ienry ". Genet
trict havs nominated Augustus c. g. As for the seat
lately occupied by the Hon. Daniel i Wood ,,,--.
candidate for the I'D District The Hon. Sheffield Iiar-
rington the late member. ,,.., ,,-,,..
has been nominated by the Republicans OF the LIST As
semby district Troy paper says o ls nomination mn roSTe
sened the District two years ANA has proved himself an
our hearing last Spring, by member from Western New
York that the two gentlemen III he Assembly VINO pos
scssed the greatest legislative ability combined win
sound practical sense and ncOrTupubc honesty,
were the members from Troy and Southern Saratoga (;
scarcely their equals. This was an honest aud dsnter'
ested compliment, and we are gad mat me assembly Is
to again honored this year by the presence OF MI
0shfpgfOu-DaVld IndclMOOdl the Kcpuhllcan nom
inee I'm The Is District The district was last represented
by the Hon. Thomas shland. -
'Tio0n-Tbe Reul.blcan nominee for the Assembly -
Oliver H. T. Kinney OF Barton Tie district was repre-
| snr,ed Iast Winter by the Hon Oliver A. BaTstow.
HrooiuG The Hon william Bristol has been renOmi-
natcd 1Le Western Neic- Yorker says: "Such perfect
,tisfacon was felt with Mr. BristOs In the last
Asseny and so thorough the popular appreciation
~ his fitness for the position, that no name but ms has
bccn mentioned for the place. MT Bristol took leading
uoon i'm the Ia legislature and by his Intelligence lnteg-
rty activity and natural force OF character made his
mark AS one OF the men who ought 10 be returned His
unaninons nomination. without the fOrmalty OF ballot,
was an Endorsement aud compliment as graceful ae was
| deserved" -
| TWENTY sECoNDwARD-REPUBLiCAN RALLY
Notwithstanding the tempestuous weather
last evening large eeeng including many OF the fair
seY was held AT the Hall Of Council No. J. T. L. A. I'm.
IIs,asm allied and able addresses were delivered
Nv Major lanes Haggerty Robert Grove esq Nathaniel
knpleton esq and ex-Judge Culver. Judge Culver SAID
tat there cn he but parties-the one that which
caried te oyernnent through the war; and the other
| that which opposed the Government. The issue was
iovnlty ar disoyalty Congress the President Shall
the men who caused the control the Government
Were ye ready 10 surrender the fruits Of great sue
cess The test al the South between impartial suffrage
and Rebel supremhcy. The meeting eBlivcned with
fine vocal music by Mr. C. Anderson OF the Union Glee
| Club . t
SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUBLICANS.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of the ThlI-
,oenth Ward Republican Association 10Th Assembly Dis
trcu was held az their headquarters Oriental Hail. cor
per Grand and Clint0nsth last eveDlDg keSoiut'ois