The New York herald., 1875-10-24
POLITICAL NOTES.


At O meeting of the West Side Association OF the
Seventeenth Assembly district hold Friday evening,
Hon. Henry Murray issued challenge TO any OF the
Tammany leaders OF that district to meet him
platform and debate the political Of the present
canvass
j. oDonovan Rossa has been nominated for Alder.
at Largo by the anti Tammany representatives Of
the Twenty third and Twenty fourth wards to whom
the County Convention accorded that privilege He has
accepted the nomination, and it is county race he
will doubtless have a strong support
The Republican Convention of the Sixth Judicial dis
trict met at No 23o Third last night and in
dorsed the nomination made by the Anti-Tammany
Democratic Convention OF William H. Kelly for Civl
Justice
The members of Company K Twelfth infantry. met
in their civil capacity, congratulated Colonel Glider
sleeve on his nomination and pledged him united
support
The Republican Judiciary Convention Of the Fourth
district met last night at Concorda Hall, in A.
and Indorsed the anti-Tammany democratic nominee
for Civil Justice, MT John A DinkeL
number of independent voters met last night at
Herman Hail. in avenue B, and selected and indorsed
ticket composed OF candidates proposed by peoples
party and some nominated by Tammany. John K.
Hackett was enthusiastically indorsed
Jonathan o. Aston has been nominated for Assembly
man by the American party tthe members of the Order
trct
rhe peoples party have indorsed c. A. Baden, the
republican candidate in the Sixth Senatorial district
The Independent Democratic Pioneer Association
met at No 844 Second avenue last evening and warmly
euogzin1 John X. Hackett, indorsed his nomination
and the peoples county ticket
The Republican Convention OF the First Assembly
and Judicial districts indorsed Michael Madigan and
John Callahan, the antTammany nominees last even
In the Third Assembly district yesterday Tammany
nominated James J. Slevn in the Eleventh, Alfred
Pel and in the Tenth, John Gut
DR.. George r. Phillips was nominated for Assembly
by the nti-Tammany party of the Twentieth district
The Republican Convention of the Sixth Judicial dis
trct nominated William H. Kelley last evening for Civil
Justice
The Hon. John Morrissey was indorscd for Senator
John Callahan for Civil Justice and Thomas Wild for
Alderman by tho Third Ward Independent Club which
met at No. "a Cortandt street. last evening
The Fourteenth Assembly District Anti-rammany
Convention have nominated Mr.. P. J. Carly for Assem-
plyman
district OF Westchestcr county, held last night Mr..
George H Foster was nominated for the Assembly.
From the same body Mr. Joseph II. Palmer secured a
nomination for the School Commissionershp OF the
district
evening, nominated the following for Councimen-
First ward, W. G. Jones; Second ward, j. J. Hurley;
Third ward: Q: W CHRISTOPHER Fourth ward J.
William Smith; Seventh ward, Henry Aitken, and
Eighth ward Job Ogden.
The Hudson County Republican Convention met at
the crescent Club Rooms, Newark avenue, jersey City,
yesterday, aad nominated the following officers -
Sheriff. Jacob NJ Merseles; Director at Large of the
Board Of Freeholders August lngwersen Surrogate h
H. Newkirk; Coroners, DR.. Bird, DR. Congdon and Ed.
ward A. Benson.
manic district the antTammany ticket for Alder
Large Mr. Carroll has been induced his
fortunes with the democratic opposition at the
solicitation OF his many friends, who are In high hope
that he will be successful Of his great popu
larity.
The republicans of Essex county held their conven-
ton in Newark, NJ j., yesterday to select candidates
for Sheriff Senator and minor Offices After six ballots
William IL Kirk nominated for Senator. For
Sheriff David Il Camfeld was nominated