The New York herald., 1877-10-26
THE SENATE DISTRICTS.

The conferences committees appointed by the Repuo
lican, Anti-Tammany, German-Amerioan and Inde-
pendent Democratic Senatorial conventions of the
Sixth Senatorial dstric. yesterday afternoon at
the Germania Assembly Rooms, and after short and
harmonious decided to recommend 10 their re-
spective conventions name OF LOUIS s. Goebel as
their choice for the nomination the combination
candidate for Senator from the Sixth district
The conference committees from the Aldermanic
conventions OF the Sixth Senatorial district also met
In the afternoon at the Fourth District Coor rooms
Tho republican committee failed put in appear
ance and Il stated that had been appointed.
Alter appointing committee OF one from each of the
organizations represented with instructions to call
upon the republican delegates TO the Aidermsnic
Convention and report what steps the republican
party intend taking IN the matter Of Aidermanc
nominations, the Conference adjourned until this
afternoon.
Tanmany Hall leaders to be at their Wits ends
n The matter Of selecting candidate i0r Senator in
this district. The Convention moc:s this evening at
Academy Hall, in Third avenue, and up to late hour
last night person had been agreed upon TO carry
the Wiswam banner against John Morrissey. Three
names have been mentioned among tho Tammany pol
t,c,ans OF the district for the nominaIion-ex Gov
erDor John T. Hoffman, Henry l. Hoguet and ex-
Mayor u. Godfrey GuntheE
Senator Morrissey has opened his headquarters at
the Ashland House, corner OF Twenty fourth street
and Fou,th avenue. The rooms were crowded last
evening with number OF district workers, who came
for Instructions Mr.. Morrissey has assumed control
OF his canvass, and personally directs the
nnuvres OF his followers The drst meeting IN his
interest took place last night at No 4l5 East Seven
tesnth street II was largely attended
A runor was startsA yesterday that Mr. George Mo-
Synn wnS oscnsa ns On S iSs
| Senatorial Committee, had become insane. The ru-
NOR turned out ON diiigont inquiry to be utterly un
| founded Mr.. NcGynn Is now IN Connecticut whore
he In order not to be nportuned by the politi
to reconsider his determination and 10 run
The Eighth Senatorial District Republican Conven-
tion reassombcd last evening At Brevoort Hail. Fifty
| fourth street and Third avenue Frapcis N. BixDy
| unanimously nominated for Senator.
Alter recess Of two days the delegates TO tine Re-
int o. es Snh sSn
Putnam and Rockiand, reassembled at the
Eagle Hotel, Pseksk,l, yesterday for the pur-
tho the district in ihe f.sslssurs. 10 the absence Of
General Blauvelt chairman. hon. D. o. Bradley, Of
the roll Of delegates General Hustled read extract
OF private letter received by him from Mr. George
h. Forster, who had been talked Of candidate, In
which urged the reconciliation OF ex-Judae Rooert-
General Hustled then moved that Senator
every delegate As his name was called sep
ping and declaring his choice for the Senator
Messrs Hustled Wood, Fitch, Van valen and Jen-
kins were appointed committee to invite the nomi-
nee To appear before the Convention. On entering the
room he was warmly and enthusiastically greeted.
bis nomination not u surprise, Tor It had been
generally expected for weeks past, but until
favor OF 10 devoted q constituency. This was the
fifth time he had been nominated He had
served the p%0o 1or swervs years a., as county
the State Senate This record SO we'll known that
necessary 70 express his viswa The subject
OF deepest interest the district rapid
SIT He had voted Tor every measure calculated TO
secure it. and Tor low freights, since he had beon
member Of the Senate There had been reduction
In vnlues railroad charges should be diminished
accordingly. Then there the mutscr Of the Pres-
DENTS policy. He had known President Hayes for
many years and associated with him in Congress,
and knew him to be man oi unqucstioned honesty
of purpose aud whose chief aim the welfare Of the
whole country.
THE GERMANS POSITION.
The County Convention Of the Gcrman-A mcrcan
Independent Cizcne' Association held last evening,
indorsed the entire county ticket nominated by the
ant-Tammany and Republican County conventions.
KINGS COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
The following candidates for Assembly were nom-
mated last evening by the Kings county republi-
Dist Dust
2-B B. Hopkina John A. Stinson.
S-Adrian NJ. suydam.
The Independent (Slocum) democrats nominated
John N. G0lding in the Fourth district
DEMOCRATIC wALK-OvER
Tho Republican District Committee OF the First As
scmbly District Queens county, have decided TO make