New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

LOCO-FoCo CONGRESSIONAL NOEINA-
1roS-Tbe Delegates to Congregational Convention for
tho District, eompririrs westchestcr, Putnam and
Roekl,ud Jun,iss a,se nbed At Peek.ku on rve,dsy
last and nominated ia ed G. Peek, Esl Of Port Coss-
ter a. their candidate, haog on his f,! ballot received
36 votes cut Of 40 east
CONGRESSIONAL NoMINATIONs.-Last
were held SIS oloW,:
Hid DIsTxIcT-This Convention met pursuant to
call q. TIE Grard House, and organized By the choice
fudge James II. Welsh, of the Second Ward, as
Chsirma an, and Andrew w. Lsggi of the Fish Ward,
and Dewitt G. C,mmeyer, Of the Second Ward as SEQ.
retsries Delegates appeared from the First, Second,
Third Fifth and Eighth Wards, with credentials fro
the Wig Inspector, of Eeci Ion appointed BY the Ward
Comrlit,ees. protest Was presented from ths Filth
Ward sgarlt ths admission of Aessrs. Cnay map, Ken
nedy Lessat.. Nots and Gaick which was, motion,
referred to a Committee of from each Ward eK-
ceptps the Fifth Judge Welsh delegated Asssrs.
korriioD, Qst) Henderson, (2d) Shardlo~, 3d. aud
Utter. Of the sth Ward, ss isid Committee.
The Convention then took for fifteen min
p,e, and st the expiration of This time tho Convention
rea,senblee, and the Special Com niItee made unau
nous report, through Nc Shsrdlow, its Charman, Ia
favor Of the reception OF the Delegation from the yh
Ward, headed by Warren Chapman, as Trey had the
certificates Of the Election Inspectors, aud had been
admiitc at all the conventions at the Broadway House
without a contest Toe yeas aud nsys we're called
he &C rnis,ion Of these Delegates rom the With Ward
which resulted In IL In The affirmative to in the neg.
alive
The Convention then permanently organized BY the
appointment OF the same officers whereupoa the Con.
yen,ion pr eded the nomination of candidate for
Congress, when Jane, Bowen, of the lid Ward, was
named BY the Delegates from tho lid, HID Vth aud
With Wsrds hesirs Gallagher lid Ward aud
Chapman lyth ara we're appointed TsLors, and Mr..
Bowen having received all the votes cast was then
nominated unanimously by reclamation.
Eessrs Morrison. Qst Ward CammsJ er, did Ward
shsrdlow, did Wsrd) Chapman, (Vih Ward and Ut.
ter With WARD we've appointed a Committee to
maie srrasg nae nt for Dldric! Man Meeting TO rad.
~ the Wing EsiioRs State, City and Dlirie! nondna
tona
The Convention then adjourned, and proceeded In a
body to notify Mr. Bowen who at the Astor House,
of denomination the candidate Tor Representative
In Congress Of the Wings OF the lid Congressional
District. which was done through Judge Welsh, the
Chairman Of the Convention. Mr.. Bowen, In few
pertinent r marks accepted the honor conferred upon
him with 80 much unanimity By the Wings 0! tbs
District
The Wigs of the District were congratulated upon
the nomin alton they had made by Simeon Ora er Esq
Alexander H. Schultz WilI Pa.ten and several other
friends Of Mr.. Bowen The Delegates had very hap
py time and severaly pledged themselves TO employ
All thslr efforts 10 secure Mr. BoEens triumphant
elecu,n.
The hanks of the Convention extended b Judge
Welsh the Chairman and TO tbs Secretaries, for the
faithful nanntr IN which they had performed The dudes
assigned n them.
IVrH DIsrsIcr-(ith, 6lh 10th and li.h WrdD-
lie, at Lovejoy, corner of Broadway and Walker Sta
Bcpj. Lewis, Esq, OF the XVIII Ward Chairman. On
the IRA, ballot, J. H. Hobart II,ws Was nominated He
received 10 vo,ea and VIM f. Robinson 9.
VIZ DsrrIcr-(7th and 13sh Wards ard william
bursh)-Nst at the East Broadway House. Samuel
Atkirson WAS Chsirrnsu. Conrad Sweet, 81 Wiisnls-
buIsh. wa, elected as Delegate az Large CA the inst
vote Joseph Hoxie received 10 votes Price, 5 Free
born, l. Mr. HoIle was declared pom'na'ot.
Vim DIsrIicr-Q lth, lth and 9Th Wsors,-nst At
The Henry Clay House. Charles Perley wa Chairman.
After several b.noiin the Convention sd1urnei TO
NEE. there sgain IN Tuesday evening peSt Ios vote
rtood J. B. ysTnum, 6; Nathan G. Ely, Mr. Simon.
SOD, 4.
ylIru DnrRicr-(9lh 18Th and 30th WGrdi-hetn
peleree's, corner Of Eighthsv. and Twenty sxth st
Robert G Campbell was nominated for Congress.
VIIIru Drsrsrcr-Qeth 18Th and l9h Ward-l-Het
Al the Index il Eighth sv, near Forty shta.st,
and unanimously nominated James Brooks for Congress
WHIG JUDICIARY CoNyENTIoN.-Fhi
Convention met last evening and nominated Charles +.
Kirkland for Judge of the Supreme Court John L.
Mason for Judge of the Superior C'urti John Il
White, William L. stogdill and James Lynch for Judges
Of the Marine Court