The New York herald., 1878-10-24

held at Beethoven Hail. IN Fifth street. the
Boxery. The object was 10 hear the report OF the
Conference Committee appointed At the last mesting,
but as n was very generally understood that the
ticket headed by Edward Cooper would be reported
present except the delegates. Among those VINO
occupied seats near the front facing the platform
were Mr.. ottsndorier, Judge oterboarg, Coroner
Enenger aud Aessvs. Sehrbus and Ludecke. General
Uhl called the Convention TO order, and, ater ttle
routine busiress, Mr. Otendorior, as chsirman OF
The Conferences Committes, made his report In
mute speech he spoke oil the previous shors to
combine against Tammany Hall, and cordially IN
dorsed the combination ticket headed BY Mr.. Cooper
Al Mr.. ottendorier's suggestion committee
oil i've, consisting OF Marcus 0tterbourg. s. ID. sew
ards A. Dsnglsr T. G. Gla aubenskiee aud A. Esasser,
we're appointed 10 make known the merits OF Alder
manic candidates 10 The people. Judge Olterbourg
denied the report that mad per mitled the OF
his name ior CITY Judge IRON Tammany Hail. ana
whom he spoke sf The necessity oil crushing The one
man power and incidentally mentioned Coroner
Ellenger there was groat applause A campaign
committee, consisting OF twenty-five members, one
from each Assembly district and one TO represent tho
Tweuty-thrd and Twenty-iourth wards, was APP
ins order Of their Assembly district reported
Dah0ender, Isaac wolr Adam Erich. August
Klsnman. Horny Loswy. Charles zanmer,
Christ sut,er. l.. schribsr, c. Schenlng, A. Rein
hardt, A. y. Buttenschocn, NJ Elengor, Philip
Pstscaaw. Twen,y-lnira aud twenty -Our.n Wards
Gustavus Levy. mass meeting OF Germans VIII be
called at an carly day TO ray the ticket adopted by
the Convention last night.
DEMOCRACY .
The Irving Hall democracy mel last night At Irving
Hall pursuant to adjournment 70 hear the report OF
occupied the chair. Tho hall was densely
OF fifteen hundred persons were present When the
Convention called 10 order Colonel Follows
chairman OF the conference commttee OF ineir
organ,zation presented detailed report OF the work
performed by the general conference and the ticket
they had unanimously agreed upon headed by Edward
Cooper for Mayor Here the entire audience gave
way TO the widest nthusiasm. cheer aer cheer re-
sounding through the hall, and II Was a. least hvs
was unanimously adopted, and, on motion of Mr.
Morrison tho candidates were taken up separately
and nominated by acsIamation. no dissenting voices
In response to repeated calls Colonel Follows made
brist speech, IN which he explained the procceu-
inps OF the conferences and the manner in which tho
merits OF the several candidates had been discussed.
Ex-senator Fox moved that the Conference Com
mtlee bo continued 10 coulter with tho other oreani
zations opposed 10 Iammany hall, which had been
recently recognized In the general conferonce, with
q view Of agreeing upon uniform plan OF action as
TO nomination tor local officers not embraced in
the county tickeI Tho molion WAS unanimously
adopted.
Co eraI T. +. Bourko, sx Assembly man Daily aud
Mr. Fitzgerald then addressed the Convention In turn,
each lay great stress upon the fact
dda,o ior Mayor had declined 20 accede to the prop
srty qualifications OF voters IN Inc CITY OF Now York.
After the appointment of committee 10 arrange
for ratification meeting tue Convention adjourned.
DISTRICT ALDERMANIc NOMINATIONS.
Conventions were held last night by rammAny and
some few districts by other organizations to nom,-
nate candidates for Aldermen Following are tho
rssuits:-
The Tammany Convention OF the Fourth dstricy
nominated James J. Slevin and Thomas Shiels.
BY the FUN District Tsmmsny Convention John
Cavanagh and John J. Byrnss were selected csnd-
dates.
BY tho Tammany Con nvention Of the Twsnty-thrd
and Twenty-foursh wards Mr.. Henry Hanen was nom.
mated
The Tammany Hail democracy OF the sixth dstrie.
nominated George Hail. the present Incumbent and
jacob A. Hatz.l.
By the Seventh district rammany Convention
William Sauer and Robert Foster, who represent
the district IN the Boara OF Aldermen, received re-
nomination.
At convention Of the Creamer branch Of the ma
tiona back party OF the sixth senatorial district
George Hall, who represents tho disrict IN the Com.
mon Council, and Jacob A. Hatzel. were nominstad.
The Tammany Convention OF the Eighth district
nominated Asssrs. Thomas Carroll and William
Joyce,