New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-26
TIE CHARTER ELECTION.

REPUBLICAN ASSISTANT ALDERMAS1c coNyKS-
TONS.
Tho following gentlemen were last evening
nominated FOR Assistant Aldermen by the Republican
Conventions Of the districts named
Ill Joseph D. Costa. XII Major Peter Bowe
Ben ,amin Emerson. IX..James L. McVeany.
XI Charles C. Plnckney.
TAslMANY ASSISTANT ALDERMANIC CoNYEN-
TONS.
The Tammany Democracy held their Con-
veutlons 20 select candidates for Assistant Aldermen,
last evening throughout the city, with the following re-
Dist I James Haley. Dist. II .Ber'd X. Murphy.
II Patrick LYsHght MI Thomas =, Day.
III Jas. A. Monaghan. XIII. Patrick Gibney.
N Bryan Reilly. XIV. John Riley.
V. Isaac Robinson AN..Austln V. fettt.
VI. Lawrence l.. HI. XVI. William McGrhth'
VII John Hnmp.on. XVII. Thomas Higgins
vii Idward Wclch. XVIII. Bernard OMEN.
TX Peter Caikn XIX David s. Jackson,
X..Joseph Hoffman, jrl NAJas. Cunningham
MOZART ASSISTANT ALDRRMANIO NOMINATIONS.
The following are the Mozart nominations
the Districts; -
D'XVif lame. l. Rabbit VI Patrick O'Connor
XIV Maurice shannon. XVI. Nicholas Haughton.
X. Joseph HoiimanJ r.
REPUBLICAN JUDICIARY CONVENTION.
The Republican Convention 10 nominate
Police Justice In stead OF Michael Connolly Register
elect, met at tho Wigwaniin tortysixt 81 last hg.,
simon 4. NOyes occupied the chair aud Franklin Caslre
was appointed Secretary. James H. Welch received lhe
unanimous nomination.
BoYs IN BLUE SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
A large meeting OF the Boys in Blue of the
Seventh Assembly District held last evening at NO
% Fourthaye, Capt ID. Hogan the President In tho
chair and VIM. TObln Secretary. After the transaction
OF routine business resolution was adopted that tue
Boys In Blue Of the District heartily indoIse the n9lna
be a steady friend Of the soldier ana ono whose election
would Insure wise pure aud economical admh,srat9h
David Lynch John Nugcnt and Robert Laiian aud sergt
Z. T. spauldng.
fIRsr DISTRICT COMMISSIONER.
George Terwllliger was nominated TOT ochool
huf Pan
First School District and not for Trustee as was CHROME.
ousy reported Mr. Fischer, the nominee OF Monday
aud Mr.. Terwillger unanimously nominated on
Tuesday evening at the adjourned meeting OF the Con-
SCHOOL CONVENTIONS.
Conventions to nominate candidates Tor school
officers were held last night by vSpSSs
District Mozart, Timothy Brennan Second Dlsfict, N9'
cart Wilson SMALL fl District Mozart Nm M Tse;
Third Ward Tammany Blnlne McSann S wos na
Walter Fowler Tenth Ward Rad Rep, AlonEo ITue .s
dale dong term, benjamin ~ shaier lyacangyG Eln.n
Rep conference committee was appoined Nlneteenth
ward, Cons Union James CnnHnsham PSur hn MARI
Twgg; Eighth Ward, Mozart, David Page dong term,
Geo W. Van Worst 10 all yacancy Ninth ward mozart.
no convention found nc place advertised Fourteenth
Ward Mozart Patrick Collins; Twenty-frst Ward, Mo-
cart, Frank q. Cairns.
MISCELLANEOUS NOMINATIONS.
Appended are the NOMINATIONS lOr hholStano-
Aldermen made last wight, In the Districts mentioned ny
various political orgunizatonsi Assistant A tdermen-
XXst District stephen Roberts, Constitutional Union
XVIII District john U. Dwyer, C0nstltntlonal Union
With District Patrick OCOnnOr Dem Unoni lAth DIS
trict John g. Haveland. Dem Union; list District jas
Haley, Workingmen'sj James Gray, WorklhgImen ..
Ahiernel-lXtl District, John Mack. Dem Union
XIIIth District Jacob C. Zabriske, TamInany Ito Dis
trict John Bradlsh, Republican; XVIII District kicnara
Cooker, Tammany.
THE DEMOCRACY. - So,
A meeting of the Democrats or the iwelitl
Adernanic District held last evening at tue lnei
section OF Avenue with Eighthst Tor inc putPoso 20
ratfying the nomination OF Mr Thomas Day TOT tho
position OF Assistant Alderman. The Hon Josepn
Lyons was IN the chair and Mr. Patrick oConhVr aHsG
as secretary The speakers were Mr. Harvey y, 0 NJ
congressman elect. tho Hon. Henry Woitmnn ~
OGPady the Hon Andrew Smith, and william flhnioy
Tho remarks chiefly referred To tho prospects oI .u
Democratic party the necessity OF selecting Propoi
| representatives for city Offices -
The Democratic Republican Association OF tlie
Ninth Ward met at Lebanon Hall, Mr. George W. niol,on
i'm the chair and H. J. Collins acting as secIs itS
Tbere was discussion OF the merits OF the eauntsf
now in the field aud the subject was finally reerrcu u
Tho Executive Committee to report on Friday h'shl'
A mass meeting of tho German De a 10, ws.
a. Ward WAS held last night at NO. III Mvb