New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16

FREDbRlCh A. tOB DANIEL UlbhAnh,
STEPHEN v. PTLLERToS, GLISToS y 3 LUDDNdros
WILLIAM ~ HOUSTON. GIDEON WALES,
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xlIrH DISTRICT (I,eHH.ela,r and washisg,or)
JONATHAN p. ARMSTRONG ADOLPHUs " HITCHCOCK
THOMAS u1LHo aiiI" DISTRICT aGFSSsbrR JOHNSON
JOHN II. RByS)LDs. HENRY SMITH
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JANIS A BILL EDWARD A. Brown
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T TiHaaH { W DWIGnr. GEoRcs WILLIAMS
xxIsr DIsrHicr tO,'c>go and Madison }
DEWITT c LITfLFJons. IESTER ~ CASE
xxrIp DisrRicr (Oaondaga AND Cortland)
l. HARRIS HISCoCK. liORATIO BALLARD.
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s SrzSS, SDy HAND. o D. IL KINNEY
MvIH DisrKIcr (Cdyuga and Wayas
CHARLES e DWIGHT IsASDKR 5 KErcHUM
xxvrm Drsrnlcr (OatIrio 0ahl and sraecal
x q LAPHM STERLING O. HADLBY
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REPUBIICAN CONVENTIONS
TVh Senatorial DisfrieThe Radical Republican Con
vpnton for t1s district met last evening at the flfth
Ward Hotel. Andrew W. Leggat was appointed Chair
man, John Fitch Of the XVIII Ward was nominated as
Convention Delegate; other nominations were postponed
A Committee TO confer with the Conservative Repuh-
leans appointed, rs follows Mcssrs Andrew W
Leggat. Mckinney. Kingsley, SEN. W ~ Hathaway Geo
Ross The Convention adjourned to meet at the fifth
The conservative Republican Convention met at the
Fifth Ward Hotel last evening Mr. Van Wycke acting "a
ton were made The following Committee appointed
confer with the Radical Republicans OF the District:
ton adjourned To Wednesday evening.
VIM Senatorial Dis'rieL-The Conservative Repnb-
lcan Convention met last evening 10 Ahe's Hotel flfty
fourthst Third and had an informal ballot Tor
four candidates to the Constitutional Convention The
more Thos Prrson and d. b. NorthrIp. The Conven-
adjourned Saturday night at y o'clock TO meet At
IA composed of the XIIth. XIXth. aud XXiId wards
DEMOCRATIC SoMN,TIoNs.
Isaac Butts editor OF The Rochester Union has dHrined
the nomination of Democratic state Convention AS
Delegate at Large. His private affairs. The Union
says will not permit hts acceptance of the nomination
IVh Senatorial District Anti IammdBy Nominations
At Botanic Hall. last evening. Mr.. James Gibbons
on Nominations reported the names OF John r.
Henry. Patrick J. McAlear James Gibbons, and
and urged che appontnen, : committee of from
siyle themselves Conservative Republicans The proposal
raised n storm aud Messrs savage and Others insisted
upon straight Antifammany Democratic ticket while
other delegates thought II Impossible defeat Tanany
Hall except by combination with anti Iammany men.
table then loaded down with six amendments then with
drawn. then renewed, and then Alderman Walsh was
publican party n bastard organization, a remark
which aided In defeating tbe motion. Several delegates
Others desired 10 be Informed whether any number or
had conspred to defeat the proposed ticket by
i VAR reached iu' wiiE result ns follow, James
4. MeMascrs COZ Patrick MeAearle; d. brdsall, "a;
ton 10: Jacob Russell 10; Edward Burke, \; Samuel J.
Tilden and James T. Brady II having been ruled
The Convention TO elect only Mr. MONSTERS was de-
cared chosen, and after much confusion the delegate:
went into ballot to complete the Ticket but failed ana
WIZ StnGtor,GI D.siyieoYaanpa,y Nom inafons-
ward Pierrepon Samuel j. Iilden Anthony l.. Robert
4 meetng Of the Committee Of the ann -Tammany or.
ganzaton held at -. McCabe's, No. J9l Thrdaye,
comprising the XvIIth. XXth, and NXIst Wards. Mr..
non AMI Mr. John j. puffy OF the XXIst Ward secre-
tary. The report Of the Committee received and the
NJ smith were confirmed the fourth was filled, but
left 10 the selection Of the said Committee. some warm
discussion with regard 10 Mr. smiths nomination.
but the unanimous opinion OF the meeting was III aver 0
yiJHI Senatorial Distrie,-Jason Clark Robert Ian
sing Allen C. Beach. and Charles u. Adams. The Anti
Tammany Convention has adjourned 20 Tuesday evening
IXh Senatorial Hs,riet-A. u. Tappan and Robert
Cochran Of Wtstchester A. h. COnger Of ROckand and
william III Morris OF Putnam.
Kim Sennhrim Decentralization Hall and stephen
Baker Of Washington, and John L. Flags and Arson Wood
Of Rensselaer,.
XYIId SsndoriaI District Daniel Pratt John Monroe.
and Robert Mccarthy Of onondaga and Ohver Porter OF
Cortland
xKYIa Senatorial Dstrief-Isruel T. Hatch Isaac A.
yerplanck, Allen Potter, and George W. Clinton.
MOZART INDIGNANT
At meeting OF the Executive Committee held at
Mozart Hall the following resolutions unanimously
adopted:
rx.., o1off no afa "A
yenton recently held az Albany, To admit To seats the
Mozart DELEGATION (Which represented the only anti
Tammany organization In this ethyl Is evidence that the
Regency Ia net yet dead and that evil councils still pre-
vail In the State Committee which must prove disastrous
TO this success, OF the party in this state
Resoired That the National Democracy or Mozart Hal
can have utilization sympathy with the soealcd
Waterbury clique" which holds It's conclave at Cooper
Instute That concern is owned by the Croton Board
and Board " owned by Gov FentOn III " "a
INSTRUMENTATION In disguise which kept up by the
Republicans for the purpose OF seducng Democrats into
its slppOrt We have respect FOR an open enemy
than disguised foe and therefore call on the honest
men who have been induced 10 give this wolf IN sleeps
clothing countenaDce Ia beware.
Rcsored That the several Mozart senatorial Conven
tons for the nomination OF candidates for the Constn
tional Convention be requested 10 complete their nom
nations at the earliest moment, and send them to the
Executive Committee o.
THE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMITTEE OF KINGS
COUNTY.
A regular meeting of the Kings County Democratic
General Committee held last evening al their rooms
No 3lT Fultonst Alderman Bergen occupying the chair
The follow gentlemen confirmed as delegates 10
the state Convention from the lid and lid Senatorial
Districts: Ild-Messrs. j. r. Role. ID. r. Barnard. o.
Lowry, W. N. Livingstone. IIld-Messrs. T. o. Bergen
j. Coiahan W D. .Veeder and j. @. schumacher. The
Committee then adjourned for one week