The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-28
CRY poLlITics.


and the conservative the annual meetings were nea
last night 10 The Assembly districts OF TINS c'
and ocers OF the district organizations ana deegaes
,hs General Com nttees elected for the ensuing Jea
The radical faction had full mestngs ana 10 most OF sne
districts there only one ticket The conssrvasivss
we're lively in some districts, but in others was hard
40 ascertain il they had 'oca habltacn and name"
Below We give the rosults-~
RADICAL REPUBLICAN OFFICERS ELECTED.
Fira District President Joshua G. Able Vice ,res,-
dents Alfred @. Bue and Samuel Yates; secetar'es,
5Sh Ie w@ sea General COMMITTEES Nathan Kssy
samuel s. wyckof Charles n Lewis, JOSEPH " Scu'iy,
A. Second District President, Theodore o Williams;
Vice Presidents, Michael Crane, Mcha. neaey seOae'
1 Hsnr, Gapnu Genera commttec theodore williams
George Ross. Peter Graham, Peter Flanagan.
There split in the Second district ana the bolt
elected the following icket-Presdent, Henry q.
Leask; Vice President George Grundy; Treasurer,
Timothy Lynch; secrc,ay, Dennis Shea; General Com
$ Third Dsstria President. Thomas Mulligan; First
dent Fernando Baltes; Treasurer Abraham do Yours.
ney Recording Secretary, VIM. Murphy; Corresponding
Fncb, Philip e. Hsrrich Howell Q. YAH, Charles Bath.
man-
dents JOS T. Perley. JOS P Jardne; Secretaries Thos
Donaids, Thos. Gould; Treasurer, Samuel T. McKnney
Delegates TO the General Committee, VIM n. Mckinney,
George hcGrann Henry Bausher. James Blackwell, John
Fyd Dislriet -Presdent James w,nterbottom; vice
Presidents. Andrew H. Robinson, Morriz Mohr; secre-
Rchsrd r Berrien General COMMITTEES, David Walker,
4 A.. Marks, Daniel Iyrrel, Chas. !. Pohamus, A. n.
Kssch. James Handy, chas Z. Gdersleeve, Lorenz
Bomuler. Samuel Nash.
Sixth Distytt.-- Preskent James ". -Mccartin; Woo
Presidents Or. Edward Hogan. DR.. s. V. Pilgrim Re.
sording Secretary James Q. Elsy; Corresponding
Jennings General Committee, Joseph +. Eliery Hugh
Nesbir. Charles 3 Strong, Charles W. Little John H.
GEresH hstrie, -Preslden Cornelius Van Colt: FRS.
Vice Presdent George W. Clarke; Second Vice Pros.
dent, Horatio N Twomby Recording Secretary, Chas.
W. Darling; Corresponding Secretary, Cornelius ".
Mitchell; Treasurer, John A. May; General Committee
John D. lawson, VIM: P Richardson, Francis F. Resch,
Joseph W. Howe. John Walker, A. J. H. Duganne, H.
Everett Russell John II. Allen, Wm Icrhune, Jacob II.
Eiqih bisbie. 1irssllent, John W. Farmer; Vice
Presidents Goo r Davis, John Bshan. James McMur
My Secretaries, Joseph Bagot, VIM Waters; Treasurer
? oiycr n csI.sr; Ssnss Committee James Lucas,
John P. Joralelaou, MICHAEL Neville, Matthew Davis
sanue Coz. Nicholas T. Eberhard VIM. H Palmer,
mo following ticket was also elected 10 tho Eighth
President, Bent r. scharer; VICE Presidents. Henry
third; Secretaries Jacob Messer, Thomas Rker Trea-
surer Horace Bliss: SergeantatArms, John Marin;
General Committee, Daniel Sheehan, Robert w. De
Grusho. Andrew Whitman. Joseph smith, w. l. Wen.
NELL, Robert Roddy, John sinson. ". 1. Dodd, John
Eina pistriet President DR.. s r. Kirby First vico
President, George r Merkiee; second Wee President,
George Kcyser; Recording secretary, wiber F. Kirby
Corresponding Secretary, Henry Robinson; Treasurer,
William H. Christie; Delegates TO General Committee,
Sinclair Tousey, J. Soils Ruerband, John Dargavol,
John G: barrow, Norman sratton. Edward Tsyicr,
james Webb James Cummins William +. Noble
Tenh Dishric1-Presdent Stephen H. Kuapp; Wee
Secretary, William Butler: Corresponding Secretary,
g tho Genera! Committee, VIM. T. Ashman, Ell Tayicr,
D. 5. RIDLEY, VIM A. Smailey, John Haghas 80
Eaes %'a Dis,Td-Prosdeat, William Il Stewart;
President Frederick 0lmsted; Recording Sesro,arSvo
Joseph Firth; Corresponding Secretary, George NJ,
bsIH Mort Trss1srs General asci foco
Marshall O. Roberts, John H. White James T. Hastle
Orlando l. Stewart, Israel Gillet Daniel D. Conover
Teeyth Disr'ct--Presdenl william Burns; vice
Presidents JAMES Gwynne first; George W. Coma
Treasurer, Steven NJ Wright. General Committee, John
Duke, James Mccarthy, simon Eazlcton John L. Smith
james Pierson, Thomas HAYS
- 1airtcenth District President, benjamin D. Dusnvie:
wee rfss'usnts Henry Shell. H. L. Marsh; Secretaries
css Ssa,Sa vi uxa hsss sssDssS
Wilsa v Alexander. William n. Bull Edward VIII
Meek psp oan Samuel apou
Bfsclay.
Fourteenth Distysst-rresident benjamin Merritt;
Vice Presidents George w. 0del Alexander ii. Multi
gan; Secretary Benjamin A. Gicnucl; Corresponding
sseretsry, William Johnson Jr. Treasurer Hiram Mer
riui Delegates to General Committee, General John
Cochrane. Marshal D. Blake, Charles A. Dana, Samuel
Cantrei, Thomss Little
r..
Vice President Robert Smith; second Vice President.
ID. Lapaagh: Secretaries. John Golfer, William
Isaac ! oliver Austin A. Fuller Dr. Alexander Wilder
Martin Thatcher Frederick Schuc,z James Turner Gus
Sirs ena Dsrict-Presden,, John n ottlwell; First
vice President, Henry Rowlcy: Secord Vice President,
Milis am f. jones' Recording Secretary, James N.
Thor nsen, Jr corresponding Secretary, George b.
MIC loispn; Treasurer, Thomas Murray; Delegates TO
Ger ers, COMMITTEES, James NJ Thomson, William Lain
bio william Drummond, William Y. Duryca Thomas
n Fistcher William s Matthews, William ucaserty,
ID mil SirchncT.
Z Ser-rfsRp Dilirict -Presidcnt George p Bradford
gFis Vice President, Thomas $. Berry; Second Vice
Preidon, Ira Allen First Secretary, Robert = pobhe;
Se-lnd Secretary, Edward r. Fletcher; Treasurer. II.
Ialstead Delegates 10 the General Committee. u. r.
Meilish, Ira Q. Miller, Charles wiilmott, Robert Camp
naiL Wilson Bergman Robert l. narragh, James
Efohiserts Disric-Presidrnt, Christopher Pullman
Secretaries. William H. Gfoesn. samuel 1 Cox
Treasurer, John II. Griscom peegstes 10 tho General
webber spencer KIRBY, Erastus r. Mead, d. D. T. Mar
Nise ssnis Observation-Disclosures. Charles ccier; vice
Presidents, David Clark john Shcider Recording sec.
retary, William Halden Jr Corresponding Secretary,
James b. Pentt treasurer Luther H. Horton; Dele.
gates 10 Ccnia Committee, Isaac Eunt Joseph Cgd.
1ssnte Districi President. James W. Culver FRS,
Vice President, Peter r. Connolly; Second Vice fresi.
don't Charles W. Hull; Secretaries, James Jackson Dr.
Thomas Robinson; Treasurer John Gautier; Delegates
% the General Committed. Dr. II. A. Thomas, john A..
Foster Hooper c. Van Worst, Charles watrous Weeks
W. Culver Stephen s Doty
xneny-NTst Iltrac~-frsluent, WIN. IL lie camp;
Vice Presidents george W. Thurbcr Erastus y. Browa
Eccretaries, John Norton, Charles Child; Treasurer.
William T. Pabcr; Delegates 10 Central Committee,
Charles H. Cooper, Robert G. Brown, Edgar Keschum,
nosss r Craso, Joseph 3. Dewey, Charles Crazy.
The following nominations made by the radical
boilers OF the Tweny.frst distrct PRECEDENT Thad-
deus b wakenan: Vice Presidents Garrett n. runisor
John y Frank; Secretaries, Otis T. Hall. VIM ,. Rob-
fnson treasurer. simon Seward; Delegates 10 Central
Committee Horaiio p. Allen, theodore r. Anderson
william 1aw u, Walter J. Foster. stephen II. Knapp,
CONSERVATIVE RxruurIcAS OFFICERS stsuxp.
F1sf DiRyid PRESIDENT, James Lee: Wee Presi.
douss William J. McCieand, James W. Madison; sscrc.
earies, Thomas Cummings, John Robinson; General
Committee, James Lee, William Buckley Amos stookey
Edward Byrne. Joseph d. Costa
Second Dsric. --President n Frcdsam. Vice presl-
dents Owen 0'connell, Richard Cook: Secretaries
George Goodwin, John 0'Connor; General Committee,
2. Van WICK, N. Friedssm, nark Laniga., carrcl
Bell, George NJ Rea
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