The New York herald., 1875-10-17
POLITICAL NOTES.

The workingmen of the Thirteenth ward held meet
ing last evening at No. 122 Broome street John X.
Hackett nominated for Recorder and Benjamin X.
Phelps Cor District Attorney. The meeting then ad-
journed until Monday evening when candidates for the
Surrogateship and other places the ticket will be
nominated.
AT meeting of the John K Hackett Club, held last
night at No los East Broadway the republican county
and judicial tickets Endorsed with much enthusi-
asm
The Young Mems Independent Democratic Associa-
tion met at No. 321 Rivngton street asAnight and
solved to support the Hon. John K Hackett for the
post of Recorder and urge John Morrissey to be-
candidate for Senator from the Fourth district
Last night Mr.. John Hayes, of the Seventh Judicial
district received the Tammany nomination for the Civil
Judgeshp. Mr.. Hayes served five years in the Board
of Education. He was chairman of the committee
which reported to a scholarship the girl Catharine
Mclean who had been expelled for refusing to join
singing hymn in violation of her conscientious
scruples He was member of the Assembly in 1870
and became conspicuous as an opponent of the "Ring
measures Of that year.
large and enthusiastic meeting of the friends of
John Fox met at NO 7O4 Greenwich street last night
and organized Campaign Club No of the First Ward
Resolutions binding the association TO the support of
Mr.. Fox Tor Senator were passed
AT meeting of the Independent Association of tho
Nineteenth ward, held last night at No. 2S2 East
dorsed:-Walter s. Pnkney for Justice of the Seventh
District and Jacob Hess and o ?. G. Billings for Alder
menat-Large.
The Fifth Senatorial District Republican Senatorial
and Aldermanic Convention met last night in the
Bleecker Building, ex-Police Commissioner Gardner
presiding. The committee appointed to tender the
nomination for Senator to the Hon. James w.
Booth reported that that gentleman had declined
the nomination account of III health. After the re-
cepon of this repoN the Convention proceeded bal
lot for the selection Of Aldermanc candidates The
result the unanimous choice of John j. Morris and
William Wade. The Convention then adjourned until
Monday evening, when nomination for the Senator
ship will be made
There are thirteen democratic candidates for Assem-
bly, in the Second district OF Jersey City This the
largest democratic district in Hudson county
One OF the lucrative offices TO be filled the coming
election in Hudson county, N j., is that Of Surrogate.
The democratic candidates Robert McCague, the
present incumbent; A. Van Horn and John II. German.
The Hudson County (N. J.) Republican Convention
will be held next Saturday.
The German democratic clubs of Hoboken have nomi-
mated Rudolph y. Rabe for Assembly.
The republicans in the Third district of Passaic
county have nominated Joseph L. Cunningham for As
sembly
John p DAILY is candidate on the democratic ticket
for Assembly in the Second district oil Jersey City
The Union County IN. J Democratic Convention
met at Elizabeth yesterday afternoon and nominated
Ferdnande Blancke for Senator; Nathaniel X Thomp
son. after five ballots, for Sheriff and Wm. H. Gill for
Assembyman, Gill declined run.