The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-23

The meeting then adjourned.
Constitutional Union Conventions.
Tho Constitutional onion County Convention last
night nominated the following ticket
Regfster.-Michael Connolly.
Justice OF the Supreme Co,ui.-Denls Mcmahon.
Cftv Understanding s. Bedford, Jr.
SuperviS0r.-William M. Tweed.
The Democratic Union Congressional Convention
OF the Fourth Congressional district last night
and nominated John Fox.
The Democratic Union Congressional Convention
OF the Fifth district met last night and nominated
General Nelson Taylor unanimously.
The Democratic Union Convention OF the Sixth
Congressional district met last night and nominated
s. =. Cox as their candidate
The Democratic Union Congressional Convention
OF the Seventh district met last night and adjourned,
without making any nomination, until Tuesday even
ing next
Mozart Hall Democratic Assembly Nominal
tons.
The Mozart Assembly Convention OF the First dis
trict met last night and nominated Charles Reilly.
A committee appointed to tender him the nomi-
nation, and the Convention adjourned to Monday
next.
The Convention OF the Second district met and
ganized, with Felix Murphy IN the chair, and nomi-
mated Dennis Burns.
The Convention OF the Fourth district last night
nominated John CALVIN.
The Convention OF the Fifth district met last even
ing and nominated Christopher Johnson.
COnNentlUnOI ulstrlCL met last even
ing and nominated Frederick thinner.
The Convention OF the Seventh district met last
evening and nominated John Fclan.
The Convention OF the Eighth district adjourned
without nominating. TO meet next Thursday even
ing.
night and nominated Henry Woltman.
The Convention of the Sixteenth Assembly district
nominated James Irving.
The Convention OF the Thirteenth district nomi-
mated Asahel II. Herrick.
The Convention OF the Fifteenth district met last
night and nominated Joseph Blumenthal.
Empire Democratic Campaign Club.
At meeting Of this Twentieth ward organization,
held on Thursday evening, october %, the following
gentlemen were endorsed, subject to the Tammany
Hall Convention
For city y,idoe-Gunning =. Bedford, Jr.
For Congress.-Eighth district, James Brooks.
For Assembly Fifteenth district, Alexander Frear;
Eleventh district, Peter Trainor.
United Democratic Legion or the Twenty -scc-
end warsl-Large Acknowledgment Of
Richard OsGorman-Crcat Enthusiasm.
Last evening the United Democratic Legion, num-
bering some 500 members held meeting In Forty
third street, at their hall, near Ninth avenue. The
meeting was called to order by Edmond Connolly.
Esq, who, In few appropriate remarks, introduced
Mr.. OGorman.
Mr.. O,Gorman commenced by congratuatpg the
audience on the moderate tone that both the great
political parties adopted In discussing the polit
zeal issues OF the day, and said:-The questions
at issue were not mere party questions,
but they anected equally men OF all par
ties and all sections Of the United States.
The idea Of supposng that the large proportion OF
the people Of the Northern states who composed the
democratic party were what Is called disoyal, or
that they had any other desire at heart than the
OF the whole Union, through which the
safety and happiness Of themselves and their chill
dren we're to be pcrpetuated, was absurd. The
people desire peace repose, security for the future
and the assurance OF permanent government under
when they ball have tine protection OF law for life
and property The point OF difference e as to the