The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-25

ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
l-Michael Madigan 9--James O'Nell.
lNichOlas Muller hav- l0-Chrstophcr Fecke.
ing declined TO accept l2--Wm. w. Cook.
the nomination.. l3-Rlcnard Flanagan.
Z-DennlS Burns. li-Adjourncd.
3-J0bn Hayes. 15-Ae Xander Frear.
4-John j. Blair 1t---James irving
o-George Loutrc 17-Edmond Connolly
o-Illslny J. Campbell l8-AdJourned.
John Carey. I9-Tnomas O. Fields.
s-Martln Nachtman I'm 2o-John Braun.
place VI sylvester No 2l-Wiliiain Hitchman.
Ian, who decilned).
In the Eleventh district The Convention adjourned
without nominating. but the candidate Will be, In
all probability, Peter TIalnor
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS.
= Tue Republican Congressional convention OF the
Skin district, which adjourned after y stormy ana
exciled session without doing any business on
Thursday night last met again last evening and
Gardner and Charley Spencer, held a convention at
the corner OF Eighteenth street and Eighth avenue,
and nominated Horace Greeley. The otncr, OF
which george Hepburn and Charles L. Shaw were
the heads held Convention at $50 Eighth avenue
and nominated Thomas stewart. The Gardner
party charge the Hepburn faction with being
In the pay OF Tammany Hail. while the latter accuse
them oil the same crime, and say that they were not
honest In nominating Mr.. Greeley. II is probable
that neither OF the gentlemen will accept the nomi-
nation.
In the Eighth Congressional District Convention
the nomination OF Julius Wadsworth, the candidate
0f the ieuug Democracy; but the majority would
party. After long and heated debate George
Wilkes was nominated by reclamation.
MISCELLANEOUS NOMINATIONS.
The Tammany Convention or the Sixth ward
nominated last evening Michael Mccarthy for school
The Mozart Hall Convention OF the Thirteenth
ward nominated last evening william Kelly for long
term; Washington Thomas Tor short term.
trict have nominated Christopher Johnson.
For School IfrStees-The republicans have made
the following nominations:-Lifth ward, J. I.
Frazer. Sixteenth ward, b. G. Wande long term;
John w. Howe. short term.
POLITICAL GYMNASTICS
An arrangement has been made in the Twenty
first ward 6y which there viii be only one demo
cratic candidate for the Assembly or School Trustee
ship. The Young Democracy nominee. Leander
Buck Will receive the Tammany endorsement Tor the
Eighteenth Assembly district, while the Young de-
mocracy candidate Tor School Trustee, John
0'Shaughnessy VIII Withdraw IN favor OF the TAM
many man, who Is TO be Richard g. Beamish, very
popular man In the Twenty-Irst ward, aud wen
known as the gentemany and efficient clerk OF the
Chambers OF the supreme Court
A YoUNG DEMOCRACY CLUB RETURNING TO TAM
MANY.
At the weekly meeting OF the Young Democracy
James u Brlen Eleventh Ward club, held last night
In Faller's Hall, Eleventh and b, Mr..
Thomas Feeiy, OF the Eighteenth ward delivered an
address. in which he declared that 1t for james
O'Brien that they came out OF Tammany, ana as he
has gone back the Young Democracy were deprived
OF Whatever gave them credit, and are now power
less. He had nothing to say against MIR. Ledwiths
personal character, but he had great deal to
allege against James Hayes, John Fox. old Barrett,
Flynn aud others, who sold the club the interests
OF the republicans ana against the interests OF the
great , grand ea and glorious constitution handed
young fellow who cried ITO hell with Tam
many was promptly e,ected and the club, on
ton OF the President, j. +, ONeill, changed their
name to ''The Charles Z. Leow Club,n ana Went Ill
Tor the whole Tamsany ticket The meeting was
composed CT lrishmen without exception
GENERAL M'MAHOS FOR CONGRESS-.
An adjourned meeting OF the electors OF the Fourth
Congressional district held last evening ut the
corner Of HUDSON and Desbrosses streets. William
II. Crane in the chair, John +. Berrigan secretary.
The committee which had waited upon MIR. Fox, the
first nominee OF the Convention Tor Congress, re-
eral ii. T. McManon was then unanimously nomi-
mated as Representative to Congress from the
Fourth district. A delegation was chosen 20 wait
upon and inform him OF his nomination; ana shortly
alterYards he made his appearance, and upon being
introduced accepted the nomination in neat speech,
received with shouts Of applause
Mr.. Fox endorsed The nominee, and thanked the
crowd Tor their endorsement OF his action during
his four terms In Congress.