The New York herald., 1871-10-20
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held last evening and the following nominations
made:-Fourth Senatorial district, William M.
Tweed; Fifth Senatorial district Michael Norton;
Sixth Senatorial district, Henry Woltman; Seventh
Senatorial district John ]. Bradley; Eighth Sena-
torial district. Henry W. Genet
In the Sixth Senatorial District now represented
by Creamer, Tony Hartman presided. Judge Koch
and Alderman Walsh acted as secretaries. There
received the nominaLion without dissent. He was
present and returned thanks.
Nominations OF the Reform Democracy.
The County Convention OF delegates OF the reform
democracy met last night at Apollo Hall and made
the following nominatons:-
For Judge Of The Supreme C0urt-Ex Judge
George q. Barrett for the term OF fourteen years
Randolph Robinson and carried by acclsmation.
For Judge ot the court or Common Peds-Judge
ton seconded by Mr. Porter and enthusiastically re-
ccived. This Is also for the term OF fourteen years.
MI. OSWALD ottcndorfer seconded s py " Mr. Mooney g
and carried by acclamation.
Fourth SeBat prinl District-Au Enthusiastic
Meeting Of Mr.. Tweed's Friends.
The hall on the corner Of Centre and Pearl streets
was crowded with delegates to the State Senatorial
Convention OF Tammany Hall for the Fourth district
last evening at early hour, and the stairway and
sidewalks were fairly crowded with ON enthusiastic
throng, who amused themselves in anticipation or
the formal proceedings, principally by giving leaf
ening cheers for William M. Tweed at every sug-
gestion. however frequently made. There could not
have been less than fifteen hundred people present
| The Convention was called to order by Mr.. M. J.
Snandley, and Alderman Thomas Conan was made
permanent President Mr.. Tweed was OF course
Immediately after nominated. and by accamauon,
| for Senator amid the widest cheering, at the
1 close OF which q committee was despatched
In search OF the nominee who, after a,brlef inter.
VAL soon appeared with his escort before the Con-
ventOn, and was made the recipient OF perfect
ovation. Cheer alter cheer were given FOR hlm in
the hail. which were ecn0ed In the street below,
while the object OF the popular demonstration stood
| at the desk, frequenty bowing, in a dignifed and
apparently uncohcerned manner. After the people
were fairly worn out with their efforts the Senator
addressed them as follows, speaking with his char
| acteris,lc rapidly Of utterance-
! Mr. PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN OF THE Con-
vENTIoN, FELLOW DRMOCRATs:-I fully apprc-
ciate the kindly feeling you entertain for me.
only BY my unanimous nomination for re- eiec. lee.
ton as Senator but Dy the hearty with which
ssersd sss na TSs se
third time have been selected as Q can
81 ae ,Ss for the Of
ana while accepting the Observation-Disclosures
DO Sc not e e snd nnas
abuse that have lately been my portion at the hands
Q, my political opponents with che calculation Of
cept The more readily the honor you oner for the
opportunity OPP M It Affords trusting that my constituents
creased majority give answer for me- l.sWe win we
xiil,n and tremendous cheering.] | am grateful
upon me and have always Iried to show the
extent extent Of my esnmaten q your goodness by
so say Sase Ssd
M PsSs 10 n sEs Re o
whom myonicial power emanated are satisfied with
SR & Il s1S uass sSa
as ecepSa e sHw Ssvs
n e re s e. esSsg
iics ncset lGreat cheering amid which Mr. Tweed re-
Nreu ana tne convention adlOurned.)
.A!ths outset 81 the proceedings some little diff
ss s;ssr j
that of Judge bowling. Xitet consideraeis discus.
sion by champion orators boin DELEGATIONS .wefe
| finally admitted. THIS amicable arrangement did
not appear 10 sit well on the mind Of one Of the
Brennan. men, who left the room declaring that
Mat Freeman had by the action OF the Convention
been driven from the party" This remark was re-
ceived with great laughter. A nne band OF music
| was present during the evening, and the hall was
| brilliantly Illuminated with Chinese lanterns
Endorsement OF Ex-sherIG O'Brien-T.e
Seventh senatorial District.
The following correspondence has been sent to us
for publicafioi:-
DrAH sIn-At a conven!ion Of The delessse; from the
Twsaeh snd ga sf n @
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% c nsa O @ y. s S S &
% you to request your acceptance Of The s
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halt OF the honest democracy Of the district respectfully but
ss: 1s @
Tao%ss sce.s E Randolph RoD9oo James kse'n
10 JAMES UBREN.
Mr. oBaIsS's REPLY.
No. ia EAST TmRrY-FouRrH srRrEr,l
GEKrLEnEs-I am bonored by your letter OF this date.
enderinR 70 me the nomination for Senator Of the Seventh
upon me- aud gratefully and respectfully accept The nomi.
Dss q n 4 s
from Office punishment Of men, for an honest and
o snd :s S S Of
the honor 70 te gentlemen yours mos. respectfully and
10 William E. Curtis Samuel @. Courtney Peter Giisey,
Seventh Assembly District German No,niua.
tiOn.
At meeting OF the German Democratic Union |
Committee OF the Seventh Assembly district. held
last evening at los Blee street. full delegation
being present, resolution was passed unanimously
endorsing the nomination OF William s. Andrews ftr
menber OF Assembly.
KINGS COUNTY PaEsT;Cs.
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Republican Senatorial Nominations.
The Senatorial republican conventions Of Kings
county were held last evening In BROOKLYN, when
the following nominations were maIe:-Seconu dis
trict-John 2. Perry, OF the Twentieth ward. Third
dlstrict-A. II. W. Van Sicklen, or New Lots.
Mr.. Perry has served two terms as member OF As.
sembiy from ms district, and is SAID he strong
candidate: The otner nominee Is also ex- x-ofnce.
hoiuer Ihe city, county aud Assembly rubiican |
conventions Will be held this evening The demo
cratic primaries VIII be held on the Mth inst Post