The New York herald., 1870-09-18
POLITICAL MEETINGS LAST NIGHT.
Tammany Hall Primary Elections.


Delegates were elected IN the various waros of the
city on last evening to the convention which meets
at Tammany Hall on Monday next Tor the selection
OF delegates to the Rochester Convention The fol-
lowing Is the result
am.s @ e Johp Haye; Michael Hp
William H. ao@e SSnsa hcSs Ss Say J
Toole John Esan' John Guilty. Daniel Kennedy SEBASTIAN
,aSn Ssoa ard-J0hn Petit, Michael Fay william Furlons
vs Tas &Ma,%51Andrew Va D. Pur.e. John Hurley NJ
:, ,IS~a War;. Thomas Conan, JAIME. Dunphy. Michael
S1,Asy, Shelly flames MsGabO Jeremiah Murphy, Francis
ows Daniel seuy saeson George w,en
falriGS 1Y,i; keane' Patrick Diver.
GH1G John %%SSTe Claus rsksAIeT John Fnoisn Car
Psnnis Darnody James KsarnAn, Joseph Kingsley Hugh
Kcssl Ms'G .%s s1Hs
ssco% aa ams, Gpd John
Michael Conway Edward Henry Edward Ti.Vsr; waiter
S,renM Ward.-wiliam NJ. Tweed, Edward j. sh.ndley.
hssniR sss5 % : SSnn wESis T. II;
srpT aaf f.n,s j.%s. Ran H dn Rs
l. Loqtrel. jaime. Boyle George Mitchell JACOB Moar
Ssnns o''' John
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S9a~ oy TnS%psSn c. Dnn WILLIAM S A
" Price, Alexander Dowd Dearborn g. Piper, Vincent g.
lsnM Ward dJohn Scott, John Otto, Edward J. knight
ohn GrqSer william MScCrkle Aon5S % rgesde a WI
SON. John Bo Angust Braun William G. Cover, William b.
sasl.%.n j. Roas, 5Gsser& &is% 1Hs s eoc9
john @ Ssss %S.s a Samuel $ Asfs1 % Ale Is Ias
OConnor, Thomas Abbott.
,,TYeyM gard.Edward Jones, Thomas G. Fields Jacob
SSasis@ @ sssss %sssA hs%sy %a S.sss
JOnn NJ Ha II, Philip Jonas, Andrew Smith.
1 as.
baeher Francis sserscn Thomas IL Smith '''
a..n srShn rrnS syes James Hugh
.i Tsal Madden Bush John A. rSsns.
Sonstanns Seauirs James Connolly. Ambrose oSio,
Frsderca sicsn j. w'y wByrne. =, on,,.,. ,...,,.
knub. John j. Burns George G. Lloyd Edwsrd Sawyer, @
Douglas sgL.1 Taylor yor, u. -, co.,, v.u..
Ghem.: MowIlam., Philip Mcdonald, Bernard CrsGsn.
Patrick Campbell, P, John Duffy, John Moore ,n.m
hsny hsTsmsn ryan John n Reynoias john z.sn,
Kennsy SoSn
j. a"nS Hnn aS Sha g. RYsn
EisS,snts War2-James B. Nicholson James 8. Hennes.
sey Roswell H. Jerome; John NJ CARROLL Lawrence Clancy,
Mcbride Robert % Foster James Irving, James Tray
ponohoe James salmon Richard Dalton, VIM. G. o'Bncn,
s:s' sss.a
Ts Da 5.nss Es5a:. sS, Len: Ss9
Tcs.i:& EqrS Peter B. Sweeney, Mecr.ns N A.
Henry 1Esr Tho%asj Barr John Hardy Seth rS asrrs.
Ssns' RsSss Kas
Pete, John sESs con,ov a,n.-o N,
E;:Sss ss::
Michael Ciune, s. E. Garvin James NJ smith, joel A. Filth.
nn ras M saF F seoa HGSan n'pe Al csse
Thomas Brennan. Frank Fitzgerald.
Edmund Conney James B. Brady JOHN g. e Carey Andrew
JohpsHp BENJAMIN F. rarsnd Stephen A saSTd har
AMcMassrs, John q Tistjs1, Nicholas seasrs Anton
Election Of Delegates TO the Rochester Con-
vention by the Young Democracy.
The Convention of the Young Democracy consist
ing of representative from each election district,
to elect delegates to the Rochester Convention was
held last evening at Apollo Hail. General E. NJ. Bar
mum presiding.
committee having been formed to make out q
ticket and they having retired. delegate informed
the meeting that Brick Pomeroy was present, an
mendous cheering. In response to loud
call, Mr.: Pomeroy. stepped upon the plat
and red-not speeches He said he was proud
to meet the honest democrats who had thrown OF
tue ldulmduy YOKE do WIS HcdTD ana SOUL W1tn
the democrats who were working for the purity OF
the ballot box and the decrease or taxation. He
had been called red-hot democrat. but before the
present campaign was over he would make 1t red
hot for the men who wrung taxes from the poor
working people to build rosewood stables and pala
tial residences. This sentence was received with
thunders OF applause. Mr.. Pomeroy went on to say
that he had no fight with the democratic party OF
Tammany Hall, but while he was able, with ali the
power OF his Intellect and energy, he would war
against the gross msrule and nagrant corruption Of
its leaders.
The following are the delegates and alternates