New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-27
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Convention Of cOlored men which has
been in session at Columbia c. for six days. adjourned
sine die on Tuesday TIE Convention appears to have
been in every respect oreditable and successful
The Hon. Ellis Fl. Roberts of Utica ad-
dressed large Republican meeting at Seneca Falls, last
evening giving an able review Of the political situation
Delegations from other towns were present. and much
interest was manifested.
The Democrats have made the following
additional nominations for the Assembly: OsUego-lId
Distriot Abraham Howe; Put,tdDI-Sarles Drew; Rens
seiaer-fid District, Ira B. Ford; observation-disclosures
Gwynne; observation-disclosures ID. Nelson
The Republicans have made the following
additional nominations for members of Assembly
Albany-Ivth District Oscar F. Potter; Chemun!g1
James Mccain Erie-Ist District, Joseph BorR; lid
Patndm-James Dykman; ResLchesIeT-lld District Al
bert Badeau.
LOCAL.
Joseph Mackey is named as Business
Mans Candidate" for Senator in the With District
Frederick Rollwagen was nominated for AS
sembly last night by the Reform Democrats in tho 1th
DR.. August Weismann has accepted the
nomination for Senator rendered him by the Townsend
Republicans Of the With District
The Democratic Convention of the lid Sena-
torial District Brooklyn, renominated the Hon. James
F. Pierce last evening.
The Charter election of New-Lots, Kings
County resulted yesterday in vote Of $50 for the new
Charter, and 6G9 against It,
In the XIth Assembly District the Union
Republicans have nominated John " Grdley for Assem-
byman, and the Custom House party has decided 10
nominate VIM. NJ Evarts.
Martin Nachtman was nominated for Senator
from the With District and Conrad Geib for Assembly
from the With District last evening PS Ine Indepeno
The following nominations were made last
evening by the Workdngmens party WITH Senatorial
District Clinton Roosevelt; XVIII Assembly District
Patrick Logan XVIIth Assembly District, Robert May
field.
A meeting of between 80 and 90 members of
the Ledwth General Committee was held last night to
indorse their nominees The Committee appointed 70
wait the nominees reported that Judge Ledwth and
Hatch had informally expressed their Willingness
to run.
The Democratic Union Party, Kerrin
Branch last night ndorsed the nominations Of James C.
Spencer for Superior Court Judge Charles DAILY for
the Common Pleas, and Henry Alker for Marine Court
orRa nizatons with power nominate candidates for
Register Judge of the Supreme Court and one superior
Court Justice.
A mass meeting of Republicans, under the
auspices Of the Seventeenth Ward Xth Assembly DIS
trict Republican Association was held at Concordia
Hail. No. % Avenue A, last evening. The announce
ment that Cen ge was TO speak attracted large audi
epf and the meeting was addressed by Major Hsggery
Dr. Weisman, DR.. Tuscatis, the Chairman Dr. Gercke'
and Cen Geo a. Sharpe. Resolutions were passed IN
dorsng the nomination Of Gen. sge and the other Re
publican candldateh
Persons well-informed In regard to the DOW
lin Brennan struggle In the Sixth Ward state that
Mayor Hail. In accordance with DOwhngs request, al-
pointed certain inspectors Of Election Brennan and bis
candidates for Assembly apprehendng the success OF
Downing appealed to Hsn 70 reverse me aG M ana a s
rrefnsed "a DO and this refusal caused Brennan to
threaten defeOhon nom Tammany Bah e. dnmma ny
Coming coiteSt the breach temporarily healed by
that the inspectors shall either be changed
TO sHt Brennan his candidates shau DO countodi IN
II defeated In the election.