New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY
DISTRICT CONVENTIONS.

TIE NINTH DISTRICT ACEFUL
PROCEEDINGS-THE MURPHY MEN BOLT.
The Kings County Assembly District Con-
ventions to elect delegates to the Republican state Con-
venton at Syracuse were held yesterday and resulted
the selection Of the delegates whose names are an
nexed. The proceedings werequiey conducted, except
Assembly District. where contesttnR deega-
tions appeared This Convention at the Republican
General Committee rooms. in Washington-st at sp m,
John Oakley Of Fatbush presiding as temporary Chair
man. Tho Convention comprised representations from
the county towns, and the Ninth and Twenty first
Wards The delegates handed in their credentials, when
appeared contestng delegations from the Ninth
and Twenty first Wards.
After electing John Ives Of New-Lotts permanent
Chairman the Convention referred the Of the
testing delegations TO committee Of FIVE, who retired
TO examine the matter
The Convention then took recess for twenty minutes
at the expiration Of which time the subcommittee re-
turned and reported in favor Of admitting the deesa
and that from the Twenty Ward headed by George
roe % the party
the far end Of the hail. carrying the q Sota @
sn s iOdepsnaent conventiOn s The noise and
created by the boers aroused the Chairman the reg
Convention and while it in oties Conyen OF Ss
ton shall be held in this ROOM Ioyd this room cleared
Jacob worth-I suggest th3t the Chairman request
these men in the back Of the BAN to be quiet leave
s. ss S sns man
4 sn5 f..
and e
As tGis bogus Convention was adjoufnins, Mr. John
Cadmus Of the Eighth Ward and several Others mounted
eredentiais carried away By the Boilers when Mr. Cad
mus was seized by several men, who dragged him from
the platform and made brutal attack upon him, he
fhe two factions Joined in the row. which was assum-
xuhn
room and arrested Cadmus and his assailant, John
The regular recovered their credentials and
as no complaint was made against the arrested parties,
Al the Fifth District Convention a resolution was
offered approving Of the administration OF President
Grant the adoption OF which was voted for by the ve
delegates from the Twentieth Ward.
The election for delegates in the With, District was
business Of the evening was somewhat delayed By the
ers nesons In the Convention " and this being settled
an antiMurphy ticket nominated, and. there being
In the With District the Convention was held at Turner
Hall, Meseros-st As anticipated ting meeting brought
continued the into the night without arriving
at any definite Shortly after the Conven.
Hall and announced that they could not agree, and
p s ] h M % d
;ss1 xS sSw 70 e Rsns asns ivy qaSss
Ward had the Whole three delegates to the Convention
and since then the Ward controlled the q
two aessstes The Sixteenth MsE ssa@sd tnaa ta1G ;
out for it. Capt NJ j. Petry led In the battle for what the
Sixteenth Ward party claim as their political and
refused positively to give way. At late hour the Nine
teenth Ward delegates consulted win ther
friends, aud O number were in favor OF adjonrnlng
the Convention until tonight In the hope that mean
while q compromise might be effected but Capt Petry
insisted the Convention remaining In session until
the business Was transacted The Nineteenth ard In
the interest of the CusomH0use seemed oDduate ana
~. ~ ala war
In the With District the Convention adjourned until
tonight, being unable TO agree.
The following is the list Of delegates elected:
PRsr DTRcr-John Casbov John Leay desteA James hn-
ley, Charles Z. Brandt atepatea ,, , , ,yDn,.,
sscosp Durncr-B D. silhmsn Dwight johnson j. Whuocf
Jesse D. P delesaeA Aaron Mccall A. D. Lnburyer Geo. l.
Nichols, Samuel Mclean slternstea ,,,
TaRn DnrRIcr-T c. Moore Johnson dssases JsA John
ston, Hugh Allen, alernates n,,, a.
FouRTa DIsrxc1-Gen Jourdan. B. Richardson VIM A.
John MeKeler James Watt william hes hIer'
a.. p.A.-. VIII,
tns John Harmsn delegates Geo W. Middleton '" d. Darker
Geo w. Benson, Z. Z. Parkinson, alternsiex a., -, ,
EieHrH DuTKIcr-Joph Wkeyson Clinton Foroisn george
Bennett ". o.,.. De-.
delegatea H. Pawn r. r. Brennan r. = hoeesf'
The delegations from the Ist Id With and 11th are
anti. Murphy; the With is equally divided, ana the ud
and IVth are for Murphy.