New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
LOCAL POLITICS.

The With Assembly District Democratic Con-
vention has nominated William &. Jones
The Xth Assembly District Union Republi-
Convention last evening nominated Capt Ely Taylor
The Germans of the Xlllth Assembly Dis.
tct held enthusiastic meeting last n6ht In favor Of
Gen. Sigel
Richard NJ Lush received the Union Repub-
lican nomination for the Assembly from the XVlth Dis
trct instead OF the nomination from the Twenty
ST. organization, as before stated
The Tammany nominating conventions Of
the different Senatorial Districts were held yesterday
VIII, Michael Norton; With Thomas J. Dreamer; With
John j. Bradley With. Henry W. Genet
The Joint Committee of Workingmen's
Unions last evening nominated Richard O'Brien for
Senator from the With District; Mr. Hennessey for
Assembly from the XVIII District and Christopher
Fleok for Assembly from the &th District.
The Republican City Convention of Brooklyn
met at Common wealth Hall. Washingto last evening
aud nominated William Mayo Little for Mayor In place
OF W. W Amfed. who declined the nomination The lid
Assembly District Convention nominated Albert AmmeT
man.
A meeting of the Vth Senatorial District
Democratic Union place last evening. for the pur
pose OF nominating n candidate in opposition TO Tam
many Hall An informal ballot resuted-Isnatigs Flynn
venti0n Will try again.
The Young Mems Union Republican Associ-
alton OF the XVIII Assembly District met at Rose I'M
Hall No l27 SecoDdaye, last evening. Mr. Thomas Bet
fridge presiding. resolution was adopted indorsing
Assembly. Resolutions ndorsing the Republican State
and County tickets adopted.
The Constitutional Democracy held meet
ing last evening at DOdworth Hail. No. 500 Broadway
Capt Samuel g. Sloan presided and opened the meeting
with appropriate remarks, In which he alluded to the
unanimous Endorsement Of Marcus Hanlon by the Eff
teenth Ward and the With Assembly District as cand
date for Assembly Several other speeches were made to
the same effect.
The largest and most enthusiastic convention
held In the lid Assembly District OF Wescheser
County, met at Palmer's Hotel Croton Dam yesterday
for the purpose OF nominating Member OF Assembly and
School Commissioner Every delegation Was full and moro
than hundred representative men from the different
towns IN the District also present. On motion OF
the Hon Chauncey NJ Depew, the Hon James W. Hustled
OF Peeksh was by reclamation renonnated for Member
OF Assembly and Joseph Barrett. esq OF Bedford was
renominated for School Commissioner.
DEMOCRATIC UNION NOMINATIONS.
The following letter has been sent to the
ChArmen OF the Democratic Union organizations, H. Is.
Roosevelt and Smith Ely, Jr:
N Genuemen Observing that have been nominated for
Justice Of the Superior Court by your organizations
beg leave TO that the electors OF the XIXth Assem-
bly, District have requested me 10 become candidate
for member OF Assembly, and as think may be OF
greater service 20 the community In the latter position,
have determined TO accept their nomination. ana there
fore with sincere thanks decline TO become candidate
for Justice OF the Superior Court
am, very truly, yours, ROSWELL d. HATCH
New York, Oct; 49, 1862
CONSTITUTIONAL UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.
The delegates to the Constitutional Union
nominated the following ticket For Judge OF the su-
preme COurt-Thomas W. Cerkc; Superior Court uong
terml-M. T. McMahon and Charles Goepp tshort ternl
L. c. Read Judge OF the Court OF Common Peas-John
Linn Justice OF the Marine COur-Thomas w kearneyj
surrogate-Gideon J. Tucker Recorder-A. d. RUSSELL
cob Cohen; CorOner-Nelson w. Young. Speeches were
made by Mr. Young and Mr.. Cohen. thanking the Con-
venOn for the honor conferred Inc chairman on tne
zaOn had decided To make no nominations Tor canal
dates for Assembly, but TO leave the choice with the
rous should DO distributed from their boxes
on the day OF election.