The New York herald., 1869-10-21

OF their search whose appearance was greeted with
enthusiastic cheering. tie was formally introducea
by the Marshai TO the President who In lew wen
chosen words notineu him his nomination anu
offered him his congratulations.
Mr.. TWEED tnen came forward on the platform ana
spoke az follows, the greatest attention Deing PAID
to his remarks:-Mr President aud gentlemen ol
tie Convention, am at present the representative
or the Fourth district In the Senate OF the state OF
New York, and come before you proudly, boldly,
With my record. Here see gathered together men
OF all stations In the business commuuity-men OF
professional acqulrelnens artisans and those, the
source or our nations greatness, and her great de-
pendence. its honest workingmen. lChecrs.l Two
years ago you conferred upon me the honor to-day
again am offered. The first action evidenced your
c0ndence in my pledges to serve you faithfully and
Senator with approval. Iagan accept the trust:
LOUD cheers.) renew my pledges OF fidelity, ana
assure you that my time, energetic efforts and inn'
ence shall be devoted to caring for your Interests,
the interests or my native city. with view to her
continued advancement In commercial greatness,
and to the carrying out OF the glorious principles
and projects OF the mighty party to which we
belong. lCheers.) am not an migrate. thank
You Ior my political prosperity. see before me my
tune aud gladdened by the success which mas
crowned my humble efforts. These same Iliends
the tried friends Of the days OF my adyer.
slty-and here, as the opportunity Is afforded
me give expression to my feelings OF gratitude and
pledge you all that whatever Is at my command IS
yours and II have not what you would Will give
you the next best thing my hearty endeayors TO
thank you and frankly say that / am overcome
with the emotions which swell my grateful heart.
Great cneering.)
As soon as Mr.. Tweed concluded the Convention
adjourned
The Fifth District Convention met at the Adriatic
Hotel, corner Of Hudson and barrow streets. James
Watson, Of the Sixteenth ward acted rs chairman,
and John HoutalinR, OF the Ninth ward, as secre-
tary. on motion OF Thomas Levy, OF the Fifteenth
ward, Mr.. Michael Norton was unanimously
declared the nominee or the Convention. COM
mittee or one from each ward III the district was
appointed TO wait upon that gentleman and notify
nim OF MS nomination. The convention then ad-
journed sine die.
In the Sixth Senatorial District Tammany Hall
Nominating Convention, held at Humboldt Hall,
No. 92 avenue Z, Mr.. Thomas j. Creamer was nomi-
mated.
The 1ammany Hall Convention to nominate can
didae for State Senator from the Seventh Senatorial
district met at the corner Of Second avenue and
Thirty second street and nominated John j. Bradley
by acclamatiOn.
The Eighth District Senatorial Convention met at
No 7s3 Eighth avenue, for the purpose OF placing
candidate III nomination to represent the district in
the Senate. William Hickman acted as chairman.
and Messrs. Greene and SeeDach as secretaries The
Convention was called to order by Judge Connolly.
The Judge then moved that Henry w. Genet be de-
cared the choice OF the Convention. The motion
was carried by acclamatlon. A committee OF three
was appointed to notify MI. Genet of his nOmlna-
ton, when that gentleman presented himself, and IN
O few remarks returned thanks for the honor con.
lerred upon him. The Convention then adjourned
SINE dte.