New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
LOCAL POLITICS.

The With District Mozart AldeTmanic Con-
ventlon have nominated Patrick OConnor for Assistant
The IXth District Mozart Judicial Conven-
lion met hast evening and nominated Thomas Goy for
Police Justice.
The Ninth Ward Republican School Con-
xention met last evening. and nominated Charles s.
Wright for School Trustee
The XIIth District Republican Aldernanic
Alderman, aud John Duke as Assistant Alderman.
The Democratic Union ely Convention of
tine darm D aSd g gSbS T Assistant Hde
man.
The With District Democratic Union Judicial
Convention ely Braneh) last evening nominated j.. j:
Shandley for Police Justice and John A Dingle for Civil
Justice.
The XXth District Constitutional Union Al
ningham for Alderman, and Michael Fay for Assistant
Alderman.
The XVIth District Democratic Union ely
Adermanc Convention last night nominated Florence
6eannell for Alderman, and John Reilly for Assistant
The Ist Judicial District Democratic Union
Ely Convention last evening nominated Denis Quinn
ana Edward Hogan for Civil Justice and Police Justice
respectively.
At special meeting of the Republican Gen.
tton received from the sixth Ward requesting the
party be made apathy had been displayed by
The voters at the late elections.
The Mozart School Conventions met In the
nations for school Trustees: Fourth District, William
kennedy; Eighth District Charles A Quinn; Eleventh
District, Joseph WEuRler; Nineteenth District, John
BurusOn. No nominations were made In the other dis
tricts.
A large meeting of the friends and supporters
Of william L. Wiley, ths Democratic Union nominee for
Police Justice In the IXth District held last evening
Lion Park Addresses eulogHtc Of Capt Wiley, and
urging his claims for election, made by Cen Hyer
Col. PiersOD, VIM. II. Murphy, J. A. Mccartney, and
others.
The Republicans Of the lid Assembly Dis.
tric held large and enthusiastic meeting last evening
No Pearst for the purpose Of reenroment, pre-
paratOry the reorganization ordered by the State Cen
tral Committee. Addresses were delivered by Messrs
Martin, Lanigan, and sullivan.
The German Democrats of the Fifth Ward
tion Judges Hogan and Quinn, aud Alderman and As
sistant Alderman Moore and Healy and calling on the
Tammany Convention 10 nominate Thomas Smith for
School Trustee. Col NJ. O. Murphy and other gentlemen
spoke In favor Of the nominations ne above.
The Republican Judiciary Convention for the
lid District comprising the Eighth Ninth, and FIT
tesnth Wards met Tuesday evening AZ Lebanon Hall,
and renOmnsted the Hon. WIN. Il. smith tthe present
Justce) candidate for Civil Justice, ana then ad.
jOurned 20 Friday evening without makDg any honina'
lion FOR Police Justice.
There was q large meeting of the Bunker
Hi ASSOCIATION last night for the purpose OF rEsJhg
the nomination Of Erancls " curing Tor ths OnSe VI
ley, Capt L. O. GessneT, Msssrs Stephens EDerhaIab
HArdoEstle Gugent, Rupert and others addressea he
meeting committee OF I'VE was appointed ~ coniea
with other organisations IN reference 10 tne
three from the WorkinKmen's IndepeRdeb Union Vi NO
les Aens attended 10 ask the cooperation OF tne $3.50
ciatiOn. The application was referred 10 the hvOIo
named committee The Association has been IN eAstehco
the first occasion which politics wore ever lntro-
duced