New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-28
THE CHARTER ELECTION.


UNION RTPUCLICAN CITY CONVENTION -
This Convention met last evening at lnS
Headquarters, corner OF Broadway and Twenty secon
st. TO nominate candidate for Corporaton-Connsel IN
place OF Charles T. Shaw esq, who had declined the nom
DOrman j. Eaton was nominated by accamatlon ana Il
Committee was appointed to wait upon him to-day
had consented to run If he should receive the nomination
DEMOCRATIC UNION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
NOMINATION OF FREDERICK A. CONkLING
FOR MAYOR, AND RICHARD oGoRMAN FOR
CORPORATION COUNSEL. .
The Executive Committee Of the Democratic
Union party met last evening at Masonic Hail. to take
action in relation 20 the filling Of the vacancies oce
stoned by the withdrawal OF Messrs John keily anu
Abram Il Lawrence as candidates for Mayor ana Coilo
ration Counsel 1t was finally determined to nominate
Frederick A. COnklng and Richard OG0rmAn as cahdl-
dates 70 NIL tho vacancies thus OccaslOned, anu Noll
mttee was appointed TO wait upon the nominees ana
tender them the nominations, and 10 ieloft 10 ti
Executive Committee tonight the result OF their con
ference; The Executive Committee then adjourned III
O'Clock this evening.
CONSTITUTIONAL UNION CITY CONTENTION
NOMINATION OF FREDERICK a. cONhLiNG
FOR MAYOR.
The Constitutional Union party whose head
quarters at Masonic Hail. met there last evening 10
nominate a candidate for Mayor 10 OIL the vacancy coca
stoned Ivy the declinaton Of Mr. Andrew H. Green "a.
Informal ballot having been taken IL was iounu 5 "a"
Oakoy Han IL. Mr. Conking was then nominated py
reclamation, aud a committee Of ten appointed 10 Wal'
upon him aud inform him OF the action of the Conyeh-
ton The Convention then adjourned until tonlsh1 10
receive tho report OF their Committee
OTHER NOMINATIONS LAST Nl'fhi'
About thirty nominating conventions were
held last evening The following tho names OF the
Atdermcn.-XIIIth District. Edward Berrian. Mozart
XIlIth District, Edward Bcrtan, Democratic Union,
assistant Aldormen.-Nth District, lorGns B2ner,
Radical Republican With District, the kepuoiic'ns
will mako no nomination. XVIII, james Gibson nom
mated by the German Democratic Club. -.
School CompissionerS-lst District ImotIy fireman;
Mozart With District, Charles Lchrittcf, mozart anu
School Tr,lsf1esist ward-No nomination will he made
by Mozart, John L. Batterby. Republican YIN ward
Joseph T. Graham Mozart ana German D9n .',rt
with Ward-David s. Page, lu term Matthias Cara,
Co OH vacancy Republican. IAth MardvNm;; =. n III
ATsdac, Iammauy and Mozart Atllth Naiu-'1!s l'
L. Illery. Mozart XVIII Ward-Charles II. Moore Dem
| ocrntlo Union XVIII Validating Annuity, Tau,
scrvatiyo Republican. XIXth Ward-Duiel sullivan
Mozart. XXth ward-Michael Roche, Mozart AAlld
Ward-Michael O'Brcn, Mozart
TWENTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUBLICAN
ASSOCIATION.
The monthly meeting of the NAth Assembly
District Republican Association was held 9s evening i
their mcotngroon AZ No oS4 Ihirdayc, WIN Mr It,
" Culver the President, IN the chair ana pr James
members had signed the roll, and the necessary l'dF
irons had been made for the charter election the ren
der 81 the evening was occupied Win addteasea Iio" %
| President and other gentlemen.
DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETS c..
The Democratic mass meeting held az ram
many Hall last evoung 10 ruiify the nomination, o a
by the Democracy Of the city The meeting was called
10 order by ex-senator Bradley VINO nominated lne non.
samuel h. Garyn as President Tie latter gentleman
/ made a brief address, calling upon the Democracy 10
voto for Hall and O'Gorman A. Oakley Hal Tue next
sneaker was greeted with great applause Ills address
WAS devoted mainly 10 showing that the krpnDcah par
~ are already showing signs ~ Disruption lie quol'd
nm article from The Albany Lrcntng Journal, continued
I'M lie issue OF Nov. d. headed shall Grant DE frcsi
don't or shall be be allure OF dospotc Congressi
Nj II All show that the state was carried
b the Democratic party. chiefly by the game m the run
districts aud by fraudulent votes IN this city quoting
from the returns OF some OF the inland counties He con
cluded with some funny stories and Few ~ NJ We4-
known peculiar puns. The Hon. john T. HOFFMAN, Gov
ella Il q
the rrepressble Jack Rogers, who treated me audece
To his usual anti war antlradcal address re vas Io
loved Inv HichRrd Oorman esq. candidate for Corpora
non counsel who was speaking when our reporter lett
tIoug fbe audience had mostly dispersed. leaving but d
C1rporar guard to listen 20 the slvery tOAsued Richard
TIE REGISTRY.
/ AZ may Ice seen by the subjoined figures, the