New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-28

Che United States They were nearly all from he Third
Ward OF NeWburgh. and went TO Poughkeeps" because
the distance shorter than from Newburgh 20 Goshen,
| thc County seat Of Orange County
XXXID DISTRICT.
At a PEOPLES Senatorial Convention, held on
the 23d Of October inst at the Eastern Hotel in Dunrk,
! r. r. Colman. eat. chosen Chairman. and W ".
/ Henderson appointed Secretary on motion. the Hon.
! A. f. Allen Of jamestown unanimously nominated
as the peoples candidate Tor state Senator for tie
| XXXIId Senatorial District On motion. the Chair aI-
pointed Senatorial Committee of five CONSISTING
| II. NJ T. Smith. J T. Jennings, C. Hitchcock u. a.
Bowlcs ana n. NJ Allen. II was moved that the CHAIR
| inform Col. Allen OF his nomination.
TLRsCoISAN. Chairman.
! W. W HENUEEs0Y, Secretary.
! Tho Chair having Informed MFR Allen the following
! letter Of acceptance was received in reply:
DUSRIKS, Oct. %, 1907.
DEAR SIR Having Just informed that at
yenton of the People Of the HNXIid Senatorial District
OF this State nominated candidate for Senator
OF said District this occasion Of informing you aud
through y0g the public OF my acceptance OF Sch ncmi,
that do it not for the qualification OF any personal ambi
ton but il having been determined by the Convention
which nominated me that 1 should take tho field with
view to attempt the overthrow OF formidable cqucs and
unhoy combinations and it appearing the voice of
large portion of the people OF the District have at
personal sacrifice TO SELF concluded TO bear the banner
you have placed i'll my hands Yours respectfully,
THE "PEOPIES ASSOCIATIONS NOMINATIONS
MesSls. j. Mortimer Livingstone James Cor
dom William A. Graham, and others met in a lawyers
Office IN Broadway Saturday. and made up ticket
embracing several of the best and not few Of the
candidates that the politicians have presented for Office
Messrs L.. g. Il Co have sent their ticket to the news
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETINGS
The Democracy of the Twentieth and Twenty
first Wards were addressed in Begens Hall on Saturday
night. BY Noah a. Clilds A. jackson Rogers Mayor
Hoffman, aud others The Mayor said that the people OF
the state OF NewYork had entered upon great contest
in which they determined to take the power out OF
the hands of the Republicans. to whom might be at
undergone
the last five years, and place in the hands of the Demo
cratic party By whom alone the nation could DC saved
from absolute pcrdtOn. He cuOgzcd the candidates OF
Tammany Hall They were young men. but he did not
The Seventeenth Ward Tammany Committee contrived
to get out respectable gathering ut the intersection OF
Avenue and Fourthst on saturday evening ana after
listening 10 Mr. Charles q. Cornell the crowd Endorsed
The Tammany ticket the Union DemSf la OF thS
Fiftoenth-st. James Mcclure was Chairman, and ad-
dresses delivered by Justice Michael Connolly Peter
Woods, and Alderman John Hardy. Ipe Ienth ward
German Democracy at SchneIders, promised their sup
port 10 John H. Mckinley for the Senate. and James
Reed for the Assembly. The Union Democracy OF the
Fourteenth Assembly District nominated Charles III.
amdjre gH i e MosreTs o. the Th Ward at the Fifth
Ward Hotel. The Eleventh Ward Workingmeps Demo
cratic Committee recommended the Mozart ticket Ihc
Twenty first Assembly Iamnany Convention IailGa 10
nominate. the vote standing at the adjournment thuS
Democratic Society adopted the Tanmany ticket The
Conservative Republican Senatorial Convention ad-
cratic Union party in the Fourth Senatorial District noi
mated Thomas j. Montgomery for the Senate Candidates
First District Charles Moore Conservative Republican,
Fourth District, John Calvin CIammanyl; Ninth DIS
trict WIN. G.. Berger Camnanyl; Eleventh District JO
V. Gridley Conservative Republican,.
COL. MASON ACCEPTS IN THE XVIITH DISTRICT.
The XNIIth Assembly District Nominating
Convention saturday evening. and received as final
answer from their nominee, the well known Colonel OF
the Sixth Regiment y. 6. :. n. y the following letter.
lou have nominated Tor member Of Assembly not
wtslnlng Of determination not 20 accepts
persuaded reconsider the matter and give you nv
eyenHg viii that 70 be the unanimous
(which believe
of fhe
accept with thanks for the compliment ana Win
Of the contderce c"" ne
publican elected. VIII with adrly Holding Il 10
BE- the character Of al candidate
the standards refer Win
hope Of receiving impartial verdict Ca election Day esIN
yoar oLedeut servant. JoEL ". MASON.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION IN WESTCHESTER
COUNTY.
AT the Westchestcr Hid District Republican
Assembly Convention held at Sing Sing Friday, Mr..
David ". Travis OF Cortland was unanimously ienOn-
mated.
COPPERHEAD NOMINATION IN WESTCHESTER
COUNTY.
At the Hid District Democratic Assembly
Convention. held 1T Sing Sing Saturday Mr.. Henry l..
Nelson OF Ossimng received the nomination
EIGHTH ASSEMBLY REPUBLICANS.
The With Assembly District Union Repub
lcan Convention met Saturday evening at Farmers
Institute, No ~ IudOw-st, and nominated Nicholas j.
Eberhardt as then candidate for Assembly.