New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-23
LOCAL POLITICS.

Mr.. w. Thorn wishes it TO DO understood
that he not candidate for Supervisor OF the County OF
The independent Club Of the Twelfth Ward
ndorse Frederic W. Ford for Civil Justice Of tho lAth
Judicial District
The XVIth Assembly District Democratic
Union Convention have nominated Francis T. Purcell the
| workingmen's candidate.
The Republican Nominating Conventions last
evening nominated Louis Porner IN the Ist District aud
Joseph Murphy in the With. The other Conventions ad
| journed.
| A petition, signed by many leading Repub-
cans OF the lid Assembly District was last night pre-
sented TO the Convention asking the nomination OF Mr.
| William Senior.
Roswell D. Hatch has been nominated for AS
semby from the XlXth District by the Democratic
| Union Convention, against Thomas g. Fields, the Tam
j many candidate.
| The citizens of the Twenty-hrst Ward have
formed Protective Association by the election Of Mich
oas Fisher President Mr. Grace Secretary ana John
| Dilger Treasurer.
The friends of Timothy j. Campbell the
Tammany and Mozart candidate for the Assembly had
| of Wilett and Delanceysts.
The Democratic Union (smith Ely jr.) Asso-
evening nominated Laurence r. Gonldng as
| Tweed was nominated by the Waterburyiwng.
The With Senatorial District Democratic
Union Convention last evening nominated Richard
OBrien. Stephen Geoghegan the Mozart candidate for
the Senate from the district has withdrawn In favor OF
Mir. O'Brien.
The With Senatorial District Republican
Dobbe, Secretary met last evening at Fortyninthst
and Thirdaye, and after some lively discussion Mr.
| Myer Stern received the nomination for Senator
The Conference Committee Of the different
Republican organizations Of the Yth Assembly District
M syo OF Allison Is awSer and
resident Of the Eighth Ward He commanded 70 favor
by many Of the most prominent and influential Repubh-
cans OF the District.
The XXth Assembly District Republican AS
ISOLATION had meeting last night at No 1000 TrdayeY
Mouton, Chairman Committee on Finance ana
rangement: for holding meeting to rn! ny, the ncmha
will be handsomely Illuminated next week.
The Central irish Republican Association was
organized last evening, at No "a West Honstonst MI
that the object Of the Association was 10 defeat the Tam
many nominees at the coming election. The next meet
ing Of the ASSOCIATION will take place on Tuesday next
at Apollo Hall.
The With Senatorial District Convention Of
the Republican Central Organization was held last night
Patterson in the chair The Committee appointed 10
fer with other Republican organizations In the district
Ur made their report an Informal ballot was taken for
SENATOR and Col Adam stenges was Ort ne
and Committee OF Five appointed 10 ho'ly MN Oh LIS
selection.
The German Republican Central Campaign
Club met last night at No 295 BOwery, the Hon Fred
Kapp III the chair and j. c. f. Beyland Secretary After
speech was made by Charles Kapp candidate for Judge
OF the Superior Court which he urged the entire party
10 present an undivided front to the enemy and thereby
dsorganlze Tammany. A delegation from the Sixth
District into the Hail. and Informed
the meeting that the Convention OF which tney were
members had nominated slxtus Ludwig Kapp for sena
tor and asked that gentleman III he would accept te
nomination. which no dld IWehty-oho ciups "eio
scented ut the meeting.
CHARLES p SHAW NOMINATED FOR SENATOR IN
THE FIFTH DISTRICT BY TWENTY -EIGHTH-ST'
REPUBLICANS.
The Republicans Of the Vth Senatorial DIS
,r,ctg acting under the Twenty eighhsreet General
committee again met in nominating convention last
night at Dodworth Hall, Hugh Gardner 'presiding The
Conference Committee had met the representatives OF
the rival Republican organizations at Beecker Buildings
but had been unable TO come TO an amcaDle arrange
ment the Twenty -secOndst delegation being partcu-
larry remiss in pollteness Mr. Comstock moved that
thav proceed nj once to vote for candidate re-
gaTdess OF the action OF Twenty MT Klcbafd'
on snpnorted the motion, censurDg severely the con
ducs u ,o s1 1aHe The nomination without consult
ing the others. only GOING tes ~ snponnee tSeir
.oyerence Col Da also announced the JOckcylhB
~ tie ohers but Mr. JOnJ Shaw moved that te piopo
stion W 90 formal He recommended moderation and
.a "a mat unless the Republicans all worked toeetneI
they would surely DO deieateu or their personal
upo inc. Int shonld have IN view the interests OF inc
entire party and nnless me ess thew we're cautious
tbere would be three Republcans run ,1l ,o aD,Id o
which would be sure defeat, nsreore hoped that the
ynas would be informal and no wSs
mt forward until another o oniosutuI caused
neid WIN OF opinion and after very spIdeu us
bate the amendment was yOteu 2 ben adopted by
nai n0uVn ~ CHARLES p Shaw received 80 votes JacoD
Sharpe g. A. j. ii. DuganDe l. and James W. aud in
Mr. SHAW appeared before the Cpnyention niede-
h.at "a spcech accepted the n0inlhhtVn' ~ re
ing his best efforts IN behalf Of Ills ,io of MT AN.
suit OF his election To ih' ssh.e' ,a, s,,ect the
| CAL Of tho Char. aud any llo @s~US'i w.