New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24

night Several candidates were pronounced objection
able both as TO antecedents and qualifications The
Committee adjourned until this evening
The XVIII Assembly District, Tammany Con-
ventioD, met last night at Continental Hall to nominate
number OF Assembly men. but adjournment wac had
till after the Senatorial nomination OF the DISTRICT wheb
will take place during the week
The With Senatorial District Republican
Convention was held last evening In Republican Hall,
Twenty -thirdst and Broadway. and Thomas Murphy
was nominated 10 the Senate 10 reported late III
the evening that he had declined.
or the Committee on the Contested Seats IN
the Central Republican Committee, which to have
met yesterday afternoon. 10 investigate the charges OF
Mr. Fraser against the recognized organization IN the
FIRST Ward, only one member was present.
At a Convention of the Democratic Unions
In the XVIIth Assembly District held last evening at
their headquarters No 400 Rourthay VIM Cushing in
the char, and Hubert o. Thompson, Secretary. Mr..
Thomas Cooper Campbell was unanimously nominated
for the Assembly.
The With Senatorial Republican Convention
met at Concordia Han last evening, George q. Lmbeck
presiding Committee OF COnfoIen nee, consisting OF
one from each Assembly District and tue Chairman ana
Secretary, was appointed after whith the Convention
adjourned 10 Saturday.
The subcommittee appointed by the Con-
ference Committee OF the Republican County Convention
met yesterday afternoon in the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
where they held Joint session with similar committee
OF the Apollo Han organization Secrecy observed,
definite result had been arrived at Another meeting
will be held this morning.
A banner bearing the names OF Tammany
Hall candidates raised LAST, evening at the corner
OF Pearl and Centerss, by the citizens Of the Fourth
and Sixth Wards. A meeting was aferward held In
Munro Hall. preliminary to the mass-m meeting TO be held
next Saturday night Ia New Bowery. The meeting
addressed by Frank r. Lawrence, Robert H. Fuerv,
Thomas +. OGTady, George u. Morton, Weeks ".
Culver. Capt. Glover, and others.
The Italian Society of the Vth Senatorial
District met at Iuscb Hall. No. rs West Houson-st,
last evening. Ex-Judge Peters, having been elected
honorary President addressed the society," commencing
the principles OF their organization and promising them
his personal assistance. Nichols Arata and others
spoke in favor of combination for political purposes OF
all the Italian societies IN the city. aud COMMITTEE
appointed To confer with committees from tho other
societies tonight AT Macd0ugal and SprngSts
A public meeting was held, last evening, in
the West Fiiteth-st. Church, Eghth-aye, under
the auspices OF the XVIII Assembly District Repubi-
Association. President Mason called the meeting TO
order. and made encouraging remarks David B.
Mesh and Douglass Campbell addressed the meeting.
Al the conclusion of the aters remarks committee
from the VIIIh District Senatorial Convention reported
the nomination of Walter 4. Pnckncy to the State
Senate and that gentleman was called FOR ana mace
remarks. Addresses were afterward made ny
WIN. a. Darling and John Il Russell, approving the
nom nation.