New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-15
LOCAL POLITICS.

UNCONSTITUTIONAL UNION NOMINATIONS
The Constitutional Union County Nominating
Convention last evening at Masonic Hail. Thirteenth
st. for the purpose of making nominations of candidates
for the various city and county offices to DO filed this
following nominations were made without debate For
Judge OF the supreme Court Michael Gross Tor super
Chairman workingnens Union for Judge OF Court OF
Comnonn Pleas. Judge George NJ Curtis. Mr Samuel
the Tammany Ring declaring that Of the Democrat
votes in the City of New York Tammany controlled really
pockets OF two men, william NJ; Tweed and Peter b.
seeded in controlling the entire City government and
opposing the poor classes and driving them from
the city for the purpose OF enrohng he also
Riley OF the Thirteenth Ward made humorous speech.
else attacking TsmDany Hall az responsible Tor the ms
management and expenditures OF tho City government
T. THE TAMMAEY HALL GENERAL COMMITTEE.
This Committee held a meeting last evening
TO arrange for the primaries VIM ~ Tweed PRESIDED 60,
nesting was called to order, by agit between Sheriff
9Bon and Larry Clancy in which CLANCY yas Sao s
meas OF the Committee, a resolution unanimously
adopted Il. hold the primary elections on SATURDAY,
@ 20 me County cSnvcn ao TO %ee at Ts%
many Hall on the 10Th. Also for the election
Of Delegates 10 Senatorial and Assembly Conventions
the former TO meet the 20th and the latter on the 2
inst Committees Naturalization, Printing, Finance
motion was subsequently carried that tho sam Of 900
DO appropriated TO the Naturalization Committee to de-
fray My1T Hall o. pTs
coded by torchlght and frework procession OF the
various Wards be held on Wednesday evening" 2th inst
and that for the purpose OF fitting up Ward Club
room be awarded to tie Ward that shall make the most
effective display that $500 DO appropriated TO eash
second and Third Wards giving 600 to the former and
500 to the latter after which the Committee adjourned
REPUBLICAN JUDICIARY CONVENTION.
The delegates to the Republican Judiciary
Convention met last evening at the Republican Head
quarters. corner of Twenty secondst and Broadway.
Mr.. John Ii. White chosen Chairman, and Capt.
Alexander McClOud and Henry c. Robinson. Secretaries
A contrasting delegation appeared from the xIlIth
med and the delegation headed by " zabriskie was
admitted TO seats in the Convention Mt Rufus Andrews
various organizations, and It was very apparent
that there was determination to act In spirit OF
harmony lie would therefore that Committee of
Conference be appointed TO confer with similar Commit
tees from other political organizations" Mr. Spencer
should be Inserted The amendment occasioned cOnsd
cradle debate between Mr. Fitch aud Mr.. spencer. Mr.
States. particularly Ohio and remarked that by
fusion with honest Democrats that the Legislature was
ss omS any .tinIei.ns with Democrats Mr.;
speces ut W lost, AND S STsTEss e
following named gentlemen sGpPesS the Conference snon
Wills, NJ. j. Farrell saml A. Roberts. and j. f. Bay
land On m9on Of Mr. SOnOye5 the Chairman gs a.
meet Tuesday evening next
The Second Senatorial District Republican
Convention OF Kings County last evening nominated the
The Hon. Thomas J. Creamer was nominated
for reelection the Senate from the With District by the
Democratic Union Committee last night.
aThe Sixteenth Ward Tammany Hall Com
mlttee held their regular weekly meeting last evening az
No Eghthsve John Landnan addressed the meeting
The lid Senatorial District Union Repub
lican Convention OF Kings County last evening nomi
mated for State Senator the Hon John Oakley OF Fia
bush.
Democratic Primaries for electing delegates
10 tho City County Senatorial, and Assembly Conyen
lions were held fast evening In the various wards In
Brooklyn
The majority Of the Wards of Newark held
primary meeting last evening FOR the purpose Of elect
log delegates TO the County Convention. which Is to be
held on Monday next.
The XVIII Assembly District Republican AS
sociation held their regular monthly meeting last even
ing The regular routine OF business was transacted and
20 names were added 10 the list OF members.
The German Campaign Club of the XIIIth
Assembly District Sixteenth Ward. held meeting last
evening in Jansens Hail. No. lao seventhave. The Club
formed for the support OF Gen Franz Sge for Secre
tary OF State.
Ienatius FLYNN was nominated for State
Senator last night, by the Citizens Rights Association,
Ton resolved TO support these whether they received
regular" party Nominations or not
The XIth Assembly District Workingmen's
Association held ratification meeting last evening at
the OF Twenty siIth-st and seysnthaye resS
luton adopted to ndorse the platform on the work
ingmen candidates Irrespective OF Tanmany Han.
MI Edgar A. Darbee has been nominated
fer ID by ME- IS old o VIII
Iiamsburg Is printer, formerly. In connection with his
father publishing The WiHidmsbTgh Gazette, and has
stanch Republican since the formation OF the
party.
The With Assembly District Union Republi-
can Association organization conducted under tho
auspices Of the Twenty eghthst (CenraQ committee.
met last evening at the OF Grand aud Cntonsts
the President william VI Anderson, In the chair Sey'
eral members OF the Twenty.thirdst Committee were
present The Presden. stated that they wero willing TO
Cooperate with the astnamed organisation but not with
the Twenty .secG nd 81. Republicans Mt. Hntchlns
thought that they had better nominate man Tor AS
sembiy themselves and In speech OF some length de-
nounced tie recreant Twenty secondst Committee who
have held their primaries and elected delegate ct the
head OF the list man who is said TO be Democrat Mr.
Carrick moved that depuation be appointed TO meet
with the Twenty second and Twenty thrdsts sssoeia
tons aud the motion prevailed.