The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-17
cox. Michael DAILY. Bernard McCabe, Major John
O'Shaughneesy, Charles Gudet.



cox. Michael DAILY Bernard McCabe, Major John
O'Shaughnessy, Charles Guidet
Mozart Democratic Conventicn.
Tho Mozart Democratic Convention assembled IN
the Masonic Han, Thirteenth street, last evening at
eight ocieck, for the purpose Of nominating 'andi-
oates for the Court OF Common Pleas ~id the
supreme Court All the wards In the city were
represented, ana tho utmost good feeling and unan
unity prevailed Mr.. Thomas Kivelin was on motion.
called so the chair. After thanking the assembled
shs er ws e nat nosne Would occur to mar
inc harmony OF the m eeting. Mr. Joseph ID.
MCCARTHY Was then appon tea sscresa e o,,,r
the roll having been disposed OF Mt. MITCHELL OF the
sixth ward. moved that the Convention proceed to
ballot for candidates for Judge OF The Court OF Com
mon Pleas and the Superior Court, which carried
uproariously ON motion Of Mr.. Sullivan OF the Sixth
for Judge OF the Court OF Common Peas, and w. II.
Leonard Judge OF the Supreme Court 10 NIL The
s Committee
with other organizations. after which 1t was resolved
that when the Convention adjourn 1t adjourn sub
ject to the call OF the chair. committee OF three
was appointed by the chair to wait upon the cand-
dates nominated, and the Convention soon alter ad
journcd.
TammRny Hall Primary Elections.
In pursuance OF the coll issued by the Democratic
Republican General Committee primary elections
were held last evening by the Tammany or "regu-
ar' democracy. in their respective wards, for The
purpose Of elecling delegates to the County Conven
tion which Is to be held at Tammany Hall on Tues
day evening, the 10th insant-hye Senatorial
conventions, to be held on Wednesday. evening,
the 10th instant and twenty-one Assembly Conven.
tons which viii be held next Thursday evening.
The various ward meetings were very largely at
proceedings throughout. As matter OF course no
opposition was offered In any OF thetdlstrcts; the
regular ticket Tor the whole OF the wards was elected
and the Sachem slept well.
Among The "big Injunsi elected were A. Oakley
Hail. Judge Cardo2o, Richard 06ornan, r. O'Reily,
jerome BUCK and Adam Daeb.
Democratic Union Assembly Nominations.
In puisua OF the call of the Democratic Union
General Committee Roosevelt Waterbury branchl
conventions were held IN each Of the Assembly dis
tricts last evening to nominate candidates for
Assembymen. The following were the results Of those
conventions in which nominations were made:-
Third district. William II. Rooney; Fifth district
Christopher Johnson; Sixth district Oscar IL. Bogert
was nominated and accepted; Seventh district
Henry Oberle; Eighth district, Martin Nachtman !;
Fifteenth district John Rooney; Sixteenth district
adjourned ian informal ballot gave Frank r. Purcell
majority; seventeenth district Frederick II.
Flagge; twentieth district, Patrick McGovern.
Republican Assembly Nominations.
In pursuance Of the call OF the Union Republican
General Committee (Twenty second street organza-
tom, conventions held In each of the Assembly
districts last evening to nominate candidates for
Assembymen The following are the results of the
several conventions in which nominations were
made, most OF them adjourning without naming
candidates, bat appointing conference committees
Second dlsirict-Peter Graham. Tenth district
Appointed committee Of conference and adjourned;
Eli Taylor received the highest number OF votes on
an Informal ballot. Twenty irst Observation-Disclosures
Phain.
Radical Republican Assembly Nominations.
In pursuance OF the call Of the Union Republican
General Committee Twenty-second street organiza-
tion) conventions were held last evening in each
OF the Assembly districts for the purpose OF nomna
ting candidates for AssemDlymen. The following
are the results OF the several conventions:
FIRST DIsTRIcT-No 0 Beach street. No quorum
Was present ana the convention adjourned.
SECOND DIsTRICT-22 City Hall place. Mr. Peter
Graham was unanimously nominated
TaIHD DisTRICr--375 Broome street, The conyen-
ton adjourned without nominating.
FOURTH DisrRicr-2sj East Broadway. Adjourned
without nominating.
FuTn DIsTRIor--loo Prince street. No quorum
was present and the convention adjourned.
SINH DIsTRICT-Pitt and Broome streets. The
convention adjourned until next week.
|. SEVENTH DlsTRICr-lO6 sixth avenue. Adjourned
without nominating.
EIGHTH DIsTEicf-274 Grand street. Appointed
conference committee ana adjourned.
NINTH Decentralization Hall. The convention
failed TO agree on nomination and adjourned, sub
ject to the call OF the Chair.
TENTH DIsrRIcr-ss5 Bowery. Appointed com.
mittee OF conference and adjourned. An Informal
ballot was TAKEN Mr. Ell Tay or receiving the highest
number Of votes.
ELEVENTH DIsTRIcT-Broadw0y and Thirty fourth
street. Adjourned without nominating.
TWELFTH DIsTRicr-2l avenue d. adjourned with
out nominating, IN consequence OF the small number
OF delegates present.
THIRTEENTH DisTRIcT-Elghth avenue ana Eigr-
teenth street, appointed conference committee,
FOURTEENTH DIsrRrcr-23 Third avenue, adj.
journed without nominating.
FIFTEENTH DIsTRlCT-Eghth avenue and Thirty
third street, appointed conference committee and
adjourned.
SIXTEENTH DlsrRIcr-second avenue and Twenty.
third street, appointed a committee OF conference,
and adjourned.
SEVENTEENTH DlsTRIcT-Forty sixth street. near
Eighth avenue Two candidates were nominated
Charles +. Fammer and George p Bradford. The
convention adjourned without nominating
Appointed committee Of conference and
adjourned.
NINETEESTH DIsTRIcT-Broadway and Seventeen
street. The convention adjourned without nominal
ing.
o committee OF conference and adjourned,
TwENTY-FIRsT DIsTRICT-Thlrd avenue and l25th
street. Nominated Mr. Alexander PhaT.
The Worlsinsmen's Candidates In the Field.
Special committees OF the Workingmen's Union and
the Arbeiter Union met in joint session last evening
at No. 2e7 Eowery for the purpose Of placing nom.
ination candidates for certain onlces at the ap.
preaching election, Mr. John Wood presiding.
After some brief but entirely harmonious discus
sion Nelson w. Young, president OF the Working
mems Union, was unanimously nominated as the
candidate OF the united workingmen Of New York
subsequently Frank Il. Purcell was nominated as
candidate for Assembly from the Sixteenth district,
and John Kearns from the Fifteenth district.
Some routine business connected with the late
mass meeting OF workingmen was transacted, after
which the meeting adjourned.
Miscellaneous Meetings.
The Tenth Ward Independent Democratic Clup
met last night at No. 60 Essex street. Thomas
Graham In the chair. The large hall was crowded.
Speeches were made BY Samuel T. Webster, WlIiasu
Rueh Juliua Knonf and othara andnrsnv William