The New York herald., 1867-04-18
THE convEMrIoN ELECTION.


Nomination 81 Delegates ts thc State Gem
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FOURTH SxsAroRlAL DISTRICT CooYxn ISsrIrurs Dr.
noo~Arv.-AflsS sloFmy little session at Botanic Hall
last evening, John Y. savage the chair the Fourth
Senatorial District Cooper Institute tan Tammany, Dem.
ocrstc Nominating Convention succeeded, By vote
forty seven TO forty, in nominating Thomas A C,o~s
from the Second ward John T. Henry from the Fifth
asd rsssssk McAieer from the thirteenth. James
Mclrastes was namiaaAAS ~. chs sixth ward on mon
day evening. The nominations subsequently, de-
clared unasimoua committee Of one from each ward
then appointed, with poer to MI vacancies in the
event Of the refusal Of o. the nominees % accept the
casa Ha - ACQUIRED Convention of sns Conservative %
ana Ssssa o 9s
tivss:-Edward stoushton. Andrew Green. Dr. Louis
appointed V wat upon the nominees and acquaint
ihem Of their Appontmsnt after which the Convention
adjourned subject 10 the call Of the chair
RADICAL RksrsIlcAN CcsvEyrrox-FouRrn SENATORIAL
DisfncT-The radical republicans Of the Fourth Sena-
tcral District assembled l.st evening. Abou. nine
racy presented ITSELF when, on consultation with like
committee appointed behalf OF the republicans the
John Fitch Fourteenth ward p J. McAleer Thirteenth
ward; John 7. Henry, Fifth ward; aud Thomas A.
clover Second ward The Convention then adjourned.
Fivru srSAroRrAL DsrRcr-rAMsAsY Hall DrMoc.
RAcy.-Last night convention OF the above party was
held and tie following gentlemen were nominated
Hughes, Eighth ward Henry Rogers, Ninth ward; Ell.
bridge g. Gerry, Fifteenth ward, and James 7. Brady
Sixteenth ward.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT John y. Collins democratic can
ddate for the Constitutional Convention this district
has declined, and John b. Longley ha sheen nominated
In bis place.
The Democratic State Committee have named Sanford
f. Church, Of Orleans delegate at large to the Const
tutiona Convention, In pace Of Isaac Butts. dcc ined
Order Of superintendent Kennedy.
The following order was issued 70 the captains Of the
various police precincts Of this city and Brooklyn yes
day Ssss
GENERAL oRDxR--So. <e<
OFFICE SupERSrEsDss MxrRoroLrrAs roIcr,
No 300 MULBERRY S.sfEgs,
NEW YoRK, Ar :" i0o'
You wi on Tuesday april % order me whole q
your command on duty at z-'s%s, A., 0Aosps 'A'''
You viii nos excuse sny member OF your command on
that dav Won ip take every precantion 70 preserve
the peace around Che polling places and keep ngrcss
and earess 10 them open, 50 that every czsu en'od
You will see that your telegraph instrument y in
cbarsa Of sergeant fully competent TO work rom
sunrise In case you require nssstance while
Me election II going notify your adjoining precincts
for thsir reserve, and the dIcuy assumes serious
aspect telegraph TO this ofhcc.
You will sse that your ballot boxes are properly la
beled and that they distributed The several polling
places In your precinct before sunss the morning Of
election.
command keep sharp look out for illegal 70
arrest all persons whom they have good rasou be-
lievs have voted or attempted 70 vote illegally And
also instruct them TO protect who be placed
each poll AZ chacngers In the decorous performance
''-' ~" JOHN A. KENNEDY, superintendent
GEORGE W. DILKs, lnsspctor