The New York herald., 1877-10-25
ALpErMAN1c CONVENTIONS.

Tho Fourth District Anti -rammany Aljcrmanc
Convention assembled at Brookes' Assembly Rooms.
No. 3ol Broonc street Aner unavang efforts by
tho chairman TO preserve order, business was sus-
pended and platoon OF police sent for.
When the guardians OF tbs peace arrived tho
bail was cleared Of all except representative
from each district, and the roll call then
completed the door, each chairman calling hts DIS
,rict's delegates. The Convention then proceeded TO
business. In "A few moments 1t announced that a
conference committee from the Republican Aldcrmanic
Convention of tho district III attendance, ana there
upon They were admitted. A similar committee being
appointed by the Anti-Tammany Convention, the Two
committees met, but after about hall hours discussion
the Republican Committee Withdrew without agreeing
any caldIdstc. The Convention then proccened 10
nominate candidates. On an Informal ballot Rody ).
Brasse received "a votes; Dennis Burns, 81 M!cnael
Maloney, 10; Thomas Foley 10, and Bryan Reilly l.
Mcssrs Brassel and Burns were then nominated
unanimously and the Convention djourncd sine die
The Fourth District Aldcrmanic Convention Of the
brcadwinners' party nominated Bryan Reilly.
The Fourth District independent German Alder
manic Convention also nominated Bryan Reilly.
AT u meeting OF the Fourth District Republican
Aldermanc Convection, held ut Pearl ana Chatham
streets, after some opposition q conference committee
was appointed to consult outside organizations aud re
port ut three L. NJ. Oh sunday.
FIFTH DISTRICT
The Fifth District Republican Adermanic Conven-
ton met at the Blocker Building and Justice Nor
gan was called TO preside Two separate delegations
selves-one headed by Austin Leake, aud the Other
by Lynch. Mr. Leake rose 10 address the char, and
about 10 proceed at some length, when tumuit
arose the body OF tho hall and tho dense crowd
Burged 10 iru. rush made for the char
mans PLATFORM aud 1t was witE much difficulty, alter
repeatedly striking his gavel on tho desk and crying
Tor order that the disturbance subsidized an the
proce.ainps we're resumed The chairman remarked
that he TO preside at u respectable repuuli-
can convention, not AZ an asscmbage OF rowdies and
tnosc who had come there 10 cause interruptions II
tLcy persisted In that course were likely 10 cndaDgcr
their lives. Alter vote taken and IL was decided
lbat the delegation headed by Lynch should be recog
pizcd Leakc ard his followers, amid groans and
hisses withdrew Captain Kennedy, OF the
Ninth precinct, with strong posse OF police,
then entered and occupied the side passages
and also the sidewalk IN front OF the building Alter
an informal taken aud The sense oil the meet
Ing expressed formal ballot cast which resulted
In the nomination Of John J. Morris aud John w.
Jacobus as Candidates Tor aldermen. delegation,
headed by Robert H. Pollock, from the indep poudcnt
democratic party. then came on the platform TO sig
Nifty approval of the selection made, alter which the
meeting dissolved.
The Sixth District Anti Iainmany Aldermanic Con-
veDtson met No 5J Orchard street. a conference
committee appointed 10 confer with oreanza-
tons opposed TO Iammany Hall, and the Convention
ndjourncd To meet ~ the call OF The Chair.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
The Independent Democratic Aldermanic Conven-
ton OF The seventh District met last evening at o.
East Twenty thrd street, Ruus i. Andrews IN the
Convention adjourned subject 10 tho Call or tho
Chair
EIGHTH DISTRICT
The Eighth District Republican adcrmanic Conven-
lion met last evening Iii Brcv0ort Hall aud dominated
Henry Z. Perley, L. j. Philips and Henry s. Steven
Tor Aldermen.
The Fifth sixth, Seventh and Eighth district Anti
Tammauy Aldcrmanc conventions adjourned last
The Fourth, sixth aud Seventh Republican Aldermanic
conventions.