The New York herald., 1869-10-21
MISCELLANEOUS NEE TIRsS.

The Democratic Union Assembly Convention for
the Thirteenth district met last evening at No. 2o2
Eight avenue, Mr.. Thomas G. Harrison In The cnair
Mr.. Ashael II. Herrick was unanimously nominated
for Assembly from that district, alter which the
meeting adjourned
A meeting OF the friends OF Mr. Michael Norton
was held last night at Culkin's, No. IL Greenwich
avenue for the purpose OF ratfying the nomination
of that gentleman as candidate for Senator from the
by calling J. Walker Fowler to the chair, and ap-
pointing James Graham secretary. Speeches were
made by Messrs. Fowler, McGvenny James Gibson,
James Barker, Alderman Hanson, John Carey, Al
derman Culkin, Senator Norton and Others. The
meeting was largely attended.
Al meeting OF members OF the Order OF Sons of
Hermann, OF the Fourth ward. at No. 10l Chatham
street. YESTERDAY evening Mr. !. Green presiding,
That we endorse the nomination Of Mr.. Jacob Cohen for
That the gentleman to be an honorable and trust
worthy man. who viii use every effort to benefit the work
earnestly all brethren OF Order
to vote for Mr. Jacob Cohen at the coming election.
MIR. Roswell ID. Hatch is the Assembly candidate
OF the democratic electors Of the Nineteenth Assem-
bly, district opposed TO the Tammany ring and Tam
many ticket. HIS name, rs connected with the
Mozart nomination for the Superior Court was used
and published without his knowledge or consent.
mass meeting OF the workingmen OF the Ninth
ward was held last evening, at Jackson Hail. corner
the auspices OF the JACKSON Independent democratic
Association. The meeting was largely attended by
the voters OI tile rItn Assembly Addresses
were delivered by the President, Mr.. B. A. Leonard
Mr.. y. Rafferty,, Mr.. j. HOey, Mr.. James u. McCel-
Ian, Mr.. Denis Rorden, Captain Walsh. Mr.. Rodgers
MIR. Tierney and Mr. Mccormick. After resolving TO
support Mr.. Ignatlus Flynn for Senator and Cap
tain James ID. McCleland Tor Assembly lin the Ninth
Assembly district, the meeting adjourned
The Constitutional Democracy mad an enthusiastic
meeting last evening at Dodworth Hall, No. SOC
Broadway. Captain Samuel G. Sloan, In the chair,
opened the meeting with appropriate remarks, IN
which he spoke Of the unanimous endorsement OF
Marcus Hanlon by the Fifteenth ward and the
seventh Assembly district Tor candidate for General
Assembly. NJ J. McKenna, secretary Of the meet
ing, made al eloquent speech IN favor Of the nomi-
nee, Marcus Hanlon, for Assemblyman Of the
Seventh district He was followed by Thomas w.
Kearney, whose remarks were TO the same effect
az above. Marcus Han0n, candidate for Assembly,
man IN the seventh district, was then called forth.
after pertinent remarks and much applause the
meeting was adjourned.
There was large and enthusiastic meeting of the
Tammany democracy Of the Ninteentn ward last
evening" at the corner OF Eightysecon street and
Third avenue for the purpose OF ratlfyng the nOm-
nation OF Walter Roche for Supervisor The meeting
was called to order by owen Rooney, who In q few
remarks, stated the object OF the meeting. He
was followed by Mr.. Dennis Burns, who spoke at
some length, eulogizng all the 1ammany candi-
dates and Mr.. ROcne in particular. The following
resolution was offered and unanimously adopted
Resolved That the of the Nineteenth ward
here assembled do pledge hearty support to the
reelection of Mr. alter Roche, and that recognize
him gentleman who has ably discharged the duties Super
visor with honor to the who sent him
there, and honor him whose political character
s without a bemish.
The meeting adjourned with cheers for Tammany
and Mr.. Roche.