The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-30

Nominations Last Evening.
The Tammany Adjourned Convention Of the
Twenty first Aldermanic District met last evening
10 nominate an assistant alderman, but again ad-
journed without doing so, the voters being equally
divided between McManus and Shelly
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
s-wiIam T. Kirches for Civil Justice.
3--Edward Cuddy. Hagh 0'brien.
7-R. W. Chapman-..-....S 8. 5. Williamson.
1p-MolyneuX Bell. s.Jos. CudlirS.
2l-Roger Bold, nominated by the Twenty-eighih
Ward. School Trustee.
s-George w. Van Worst.
DEMOCRATIC UNION WATERBURY, NOMINATIONS
4-Francs v. Euring.. :. william Kircheis.
9-George p Webster. William Ii. De Camp.
DIST. Alderman. Assistant Alderman.
Theodore Alen.*.....
The Theo Allen also received last evening The
IN conclaye with Norton.
Ward. school Trustees. Ward. School Trustee
6-Thonas Il. Conros. l4-Francts Riley
12-Inomas Feely.
Dist. aldermen. Assistant Aldermen.
5-Theodore Allen.
20 Patrick Fl. Kearney.
DIST, Aldermen. O1N'' ASSISTANT Aldermen.
A-James McKieyer. -. john Reilly.
10 Joseph Hoffman, Jr.
e-Thomas ID. Conroy. I-Edward Lane
15--James L. Rabbit
The Fourth Judicial District.
Yesterday afternoon Justice William II. Mansfield
withdrew from The contest for the Justiceshp OF the
Fourth Judicial district, including the Tenth and
Seventeenth wards. Justice Mansdeld's friends in
the district are very numerous, anc had he chosen
10 continue in the race there be no doubt that
he would have poled very large vote; but being
true democrat he was anxious that action OF his
should in any way jeopardize the election OF demo-
Graf TO the bench at Essex Market Police Court. II
Judge Mansfield had remained in the race there
would have been four candidates ID the field, viz,
John S6btt who has received the nomination OF all
the recognized democratic ORGANIZATIONS; Francis
v. Loring, with nomination from the German Cen
tral organization; Martin Brown, with the republi-
can endorsement, and Justice Mansfield who
was endorsed by the Constitutional Union and
by some dozens OF clubs in The district. Justice
Mansfield, fearing that under these circumstances
he might do injury TO his party, made up his mind
70 ana did retre thus virtually leaving the field TO
John Scott, the democratic nominee.
Miscellaneous Political Meetings.
AT a large and enthusiastic Convention OF the
citizens OF the Nineteenth ward-Twentieth Alder
manic distnct-assembled last evening at the ..Pu-
verthurm," Third avenue and Fifty-fourth streets,
Mr.. Robert McCafierty, who occupied the chair
opened the proceedings with a few well timed
rernarks, highly eulogzng the character and stand
ing OF the nominee OF this Convention irrespective
OF party for Alderman Mr.. James Cunningham
During the above proceedings Mr. John Oliver and
Golouei George Van Brunt, with committee OF
i've nom the regular republican convention,
entered the hall and stated that Mr. James Cum
mig nam had been unanimously endorsed by them
An executive committee OF ten from each district
WAS then appointed TO further the interests OF the
nominee. The meeting then adjourned with cheers
for "onr next Alderman James Cunningham.
A. meeting or the Constitutional Association OF
the Twenty second ward, held at Broadway Cot
tag, the following gentlemen were unanimously
nom nated:-For Police Justice John 5. Masterron
for lderman Alexander Ward; for Assistant Alder
man, Thomas OfNelil; Tor School Trustee, Patrick
GOld1g.
The republicans OF the Tenth Assembly district
cornpf sed OF the Twentp-thrd and Twenty eighth
street organizations, have endorsed Colonel simon
Levy for Alderman and william Fischer for Assistant
Aldern an.
The Independent Irish voters OF the Tenth Assem-
bly, district held mass meeting Saturday even
ing Lac, and ratified the nominations of Colonel
Simon Levy for Alderman &nd William Fischer for
Assistant Alderman. Speeches were delivered by
General :. 7. Spear, il. IL Lindsay, Wolf Tone
NcCarty ana others.