New-York tribune., 1867-10-16

Morris Clerk Herbert b. johnson Of GensseO Sheriff James Mar
NGgara-The Democrats Of the Ist District have nom
mated Ransom NJ. skeels OF LOcbport against Henry r.
Cady The District was last represented by the Hon.
Sardtoga-Tho Hon Alembert Pond member of the
Constitutional Convention Is the Republican nominee for
nolds is the retiring member. The Hon Truman G.
Youngove has been renominated in the ist District
for the nomination OF Matt r. Bemus to the Assembly
by showing that he has great local popularity on account
of his valuable efforts for certain scheme Of railroad
Improvement To this The Albany ErcpiHg Journal re-
Plies Undoubtedly. few men have borne more con
slcuous part IN railroad enterprises at Albany or else
dut 10 the party throughout the state and should
nave made 1t responsible for such nomination
W Kimbau of Franklin County leader of what was
known IN the last Assembly the Kmball Brigade,
mas aed to denomination. He viii be succeeded
ny ny Edward F Sargent farmer and an upright man.
The interests of legislation will suffer by this change"
De1dioors-BOth tickets complete. In The lst Dis
against Dr Albert T. sullard Of Franklin The District
was last represented by the Hon Joshua smith In the
ia District u' Democrats run Edward Burans against
the Hon. Ge0rg. c. Gibbs, the last incumbent.
OTa'ge'-Ihe fepubhcan Assembly Convention f0r the
mated George X smith OF Monroe formerly School Com
missioner The District represented in the last Legs
Iature by the Hon Ltwis b. Halsey, Republican;
LtringStOn.-Ihe Democrats have nominated Robert
Valance OF York for tse Assembly. The Republican
nominee Is Lewis j. smith. The last incumbent was the
Hon. Jacob A. Mead
Geaeseesanford WILDER OF Batavia is the Democratic
nominee for Assembly The ZION. Henry FISK TarbOx
has been rcnominated by the Republicans.
MOnrOc-JamcS Ii. Warren is the Democratic nominee
IN the lIld District The Republicans have nominated
the Hon. Abner /. Wood
WGyne-The Republicans Of the lid District have nom
mated T. NJ X. Glen Of Macedon The Rochester Express
says: His popularity attesed by majority of votes
on the first ballot Mr. Glen is man of education, who
has mingled much in public affairs and in all things
the strictes integrity and frsrate capacity lie
the right sort of man 20 make legislator The Dis
uct was last represented by the Hon. OrnOn Archer
Fulton and HGHH0n-Cyrus ii. Kellogg of Ham
lton County. Is the Republican nominee for As
sembly IN TINS district lie has been member Of me
County Board for several years, where he served % Win
ability and honor' The last Incumbent was the Hon
Coiias6ia1iiobert F Groat of Hudson is the Republ
nominee in the Ist District and the Hon Stepheh H.
WendOyer has been renominated In the I'D Mr Groat
is merchant of large business. sound IN his sentiments
discreet in his action, and upright IN his conduct lie
succeeds the Hon Jacob II Duntz The Atbany goH'1ai
friends by his suayity of manners His good Judgment
body while ms nhcxible integrity made him proof
against any attempt on the part OF the lobby
NOMINATION FOR SUPG&NHOR M BROOKLYN.
George {. Bennett local newspaper man,
nominated 10y the Republicans OF the Eighteenth
Ward Of Brooklyn Tuesday night to represent them in
MOZART JUDICIARY CONVENTION.
At the meeting of the Mozart judiciary Con
veuton Mozart Hall. last evening the report OF the
Committee Of Twenty-Five, which was appointed 20 nom
nate officers by the Convention last Tuesday evening Was
read. They sent in the following nominations which
We're unanimously accepted; For Judges OF INC superior
Court Claudius l. Mcneil ana IlQlnas a Led"lih ioI
Disrict-AttOrney a. Oakley Hall. Ar the Committee
have not yet selected the other nominees, thcy
vention, Saturday next TO make their selections
The Hon Fernando Wood, who read the report Oi the
nominations said, in selecting these men We nave over
looked all personal anmosty which heretofore may have
existed. BY unity, our strength IS such that u sef
ousy diseOmfors our enemies We don't want paTsaDs
on the bench; we want who have never been used
tools by political organizations An Endorsement 10y
friends and neghbOrs Is the highest honor man can
receive.
REPUBLICAN JUDICIARY CONVENTION.
The delegates to the Republican Judiciary
Convention met last evening and nominated the follow
ing ticket: For Judge Of the Supreme Court the Hon
Murray Hoffman, elected by accamatiOu Justices of the
Superior Court eXJudge Edwin 7. COwlcs and John
Sedgwck Judges OF the Court Of Common Pleas Augustus
T. Brown dong term, Hooper G. Van Worst -hOrt term
for Judge Of the Marine Court Soils Rtterband elected
hy acCamatiOn.
REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE OF KINGS
COUNTY.
meeting Of the Union Republican General
Committee Of Kings County held last evening at No
COurtst Mr.. i. J. Sanders0n IN the chair, and Mt \
b. Thorn, Secretary. On motion Of Mr.. Van Brunt, II
was resolved 10 open the headquarters In the Post
Office building Washing tonst., on Thursday the 2ith
lnst with ratification meeting. the arrangements for
which were left the hands OF the Executive Committee
The Committee then went into Executive Session.