The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-25

The following is the report of the committee on nomi-
nations:
The committee chosen to nominate suitable candidates
to be supported by the democratic republican party at the
approaching election Tor the several Offices Of Judge of
the supreme court justices OF the superior court, Judge
of The court OF pleas, recorder and surrogate,
beg leave respectfully present for your racaton and
approval the names OF The several persons hereinafter
mentioned your candidates for the Offices above desig
mated In dischargng the important duties confded 10
them by their constituents the convention was deeply
impressed with the conviction that the best interests OF
the democratic party, well its al the APP
preaching electon-so important with view to future
trumphs-required that others should be selected
preside the administration OF justice IN city
than those whose ability experience, and unblemshed
character should be the for the faithful
and proper discharge Of the high trusts 10 be conded 10
them The convention has reason to believe that in this
respect lis labors have not been unsuccessful The
mated by the convention eminently entitled 10 the
dence of the entire party and their peculiar fitness for
the several Offices for which they have been selected will
not be denied even by our political opponents.
To nominations like those now offered the democratic
party may point with pride triumphan, proof that the
people may safely be ln'rusted with The high privilege OF
The convention, with the sincere belief that you will
cordially approve their acts, do present for your in
For judge OF the supreme court,
JAMES ]. ROOSEVELT
For justices Of the superior court
THOMAS J. OAKLEY, JOSEPH s. BoSWoRTH.
For Judge of the court OF common pleas,
DANIEL p INGRAHAM
For recorder
FRANCIS X. TILLoU.
For surrogate.
ISAAC V. FOWLER.
n" ""'e' = HENRY NICoLL,
Chairman Judiciary Committee.
Dated New York, October a.
The following was read by Theodore Doughery, esq.
The city convention reports to the county ratification
meeting of the city and county OF New York that having
convened and proceeded business their abors resulted
in the following nominations unanimously made, and
hereby presented for the undivided suages OF the demo
cratic party OF the city and county OF New York;
For register,
..@. sGARRET DYCKMAN.
For governor OF the aim, house.
EDWARD C. WEST.
For commissioner Of streets and lamps
HENRY ARCULARIUS.
JOHN oRSER,
Chairman City Convention.
+. 3 P1 W.,r.. Secretaries.
Mr. Daniel f. Sickles then forward and read the
following resolutions which received with frequent
cheers and oubur. OF applause, especially in reference
TO the late elections, and TO the radical platform laid down
as the basis OF the proper foreign policy OF the United
States;
l. R<so,psd That the democracy OF the city OF New
York now as.em bled IN mass hereby reafrm The S
lowing resolutions passed by the ratification meeting held
in Tsmmsny Hall on The 18th ulumo, viz
Rsppsd. That grati6ed to announce to The de-
mocr.cy The Union tat tho resolutions OF the Syracuse
convention adopted without dissenting voice, con
graduating The country the settlement by Congress OF
the questions which have unhappy divided the people OF
States That declaration OF prime pie offers
pledge that those benefcent OF adjustment VIII be
psp.s.nr S a sections" e country |.
that the democracy Of New York viii Jscounenance any
laws known the promise measures Expressing the
unanimous discrimination OF the democrats OF this State 10
ensuing national convention to be held at Baimors and
reafming our devoted adherence 10 the resoutons Of The
the American people sacred OF the complete
fraternity of the democracy OF this tho dcnoc-
O the Union, united their iehtp