New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13

With CoSGREssIoSAL Sort CosvESTIoS.-
This Convention met last night but made no nomina-
ton. Daniel F Tiemsnn, Anson Herrick, Daniel e.
Pentz, Debert Kelly and John Anderson are named
as candidates
WING CHARTER CONVENTION.
SEyESIEES1H WARD.-rhe Wing Delegates to the
Charter Convention Of the Seventeenth Ward me,
last evening AZ Kinks Hotel in the BOwery, GEORGE
II. FRANKLIN in the Chair. The following nomna.
tons were made:
Aldrmdn--BEsJAMK +. PIScKSEY.
Fer Counc,imen.-Fory-sixth District, John w. T.
Van Ripper; Forty. seventh District james Nc aster;
Forty ighth District, Anthony Lamb-echt Forty
ninth Drtrict, lao nomination made in this Dis
trict although u was rumored that Fred. FRYE the
present incumbent, would be renominated.l Flftieth
District, Daniel T. McFarlan.
For AsSesS0r-JohD Lypes.
For Constabtcs-varnnm S. Mills, Benz. Merritt.
The Convention adjourned to Tuesday night, when
the Charter Ticket will be completed.
XXIID WARD CITY Reform - A meeting of
fire nds Of Reform in this Ward was held last night
to discuss the propnety of making independent nomi-
nations No result was reached when our reporter
left.
ULTRA ADAMASTISE MAYORALTY CONVENTION.
The extra hard Hard Shell faction of the Demo.
cratic party held their Mayoralty Convention at S,uy
that Fernando Wood is the nom nee of traitors to
their party. In anticipation of row, some thirty
policemen were on hand for duty. and no person was
allowed to 60 up stairs until be had shown proof that
he a delegate.
The Convention, after some considerable dispute
about the seats of certain pro-W delegates which
ended by the oustng Of several of the obnoxious
parties organized by electng f. b. Hart Chairman,
and Messrs. Alden and Dunn Secretaries. Among
the candidates proposed were: John N. Genn, Jas.
S Libby and Augustus Scheil. On the first ballot
MIR. Genin received 10 votes, Mr. Libby 20, and Mr..
Schell 49, On the fourth ballot Schell elected by
a vote Of 81 against 81 for Libby.
BROOKLYN CITY WING NOMINATIONS.
The Brook, n City Wing Convention assembled at
the City Hotel at clock last evening to nominate
CITY officers. p. G. Taylor was chosen Chairman,
and Z. j. Whtlock and D. c. Healey, Secretaries
Two sets of Delegates appearing from the Second
and Thirteenth Wards, it was decided to admit the
ticket beaded by Packard Of the Second Ward, and
that Of Hurtly from the Thirteenth Ward.
The nominations were then entered into aud re-
suited as follows
Mayor. .GEoreE HALL, ION the 7th ballot
Chitf Of Poitce. John 5. Folk.
CoHtroiier.. William u. Lewis.
Audttor ....--... Daniel l.. Norhrup
Cay Treasurer. Crawford G. Smith.
Cpy Judge. e. ID. Culver.
The Convention did not finish their labors until
clock this morning.
BROOKLYN FIRST WARD NOMINATIONS.
The Wings of the First Ward have nominated John
Calaw and George L. Bennett, for Aldermen; Geo.
n. Mead, for Assessor; Henry Oakley for Constable,
and VIM. Atkins for Excise Commissioner.
MEETING or THE CHRISTIAN YOUNG MEN OF
BRooKLYS
The Christian Young men of Brooklyn held spr-
tied meeting at tie Institute on Wednesday evening to
express their feelings and sentiments in reference TO the
political questions now before the community. NIT.
Conking was called TO the chair. james Pierce Root
wss appointed Secretary. Remarks were made by
DIR. Geo. j. Bennett, Messrs. S. NJ. Parsons, VIM.
Backus, Geo. A. Bell and dfhers, strongly recon-
mending prompt action on the part Of Christians, in
the ensuing election. The following resolutions were
unanimously adopted;
Vice., An important duty Of citizen is utterly
elected II he remain while the enemies Of Temperance
and morally moving solid phalanx destroy the slight
Temperance end indey and ost as We esnnot eVaee ts
responsibility by inatteDton or Incidence therefore:
Reored That will irrespective OF party Tor men who
are be m nds OF Temperance and morality and whom
can safely enforce all swsespecay those for tue
better of the Sabbath and suppression Of iniemper
R,Ored That the thanks Of the Chrtisn Yoans Men Of
Brooklyn dre to worthy Mayor Edward Lambert
for what has been accomplished dnlns his term OF ONCE In
R,sclres That oifzens Of Brooklyn tender to Geo
Hall Esq our sincere thanks for his snns effort. in the
view Of the present crisis prtemineny qnsed for the otse
SUFFOLK COUNTY.
The County Temperance Society held on Tuesday
and Wednesday last an unusually large and interest
ing meeting at lslp; and, after free and friendly
discussion, it was unanimously resolved in spite Of
hat no
ton OF Myron H. Clark for Governor, and Henry j.
RAYMOND for Lieut. Governor meets their entire ap-
probation and shall receive the full support of the
friends of Prohibition in Suffolk County. The Con-
veption was addressed by the President, NJ David
Sherry Of Sag Harbor the Rev. John Marsh of New.
York; Mr. Wilcox of Orient, and other gentlemen.
Though Suffolk is the residence of Mr.. Ludlow, the
mariner of Gov. Seymour, that gentleman found no
favor in the eyes of the convention.
THE ASPIRATIONS OF sToRMs-A NEW KNOW
NOTHING.
(cosFIDESTIAL
SING SING Sept. 50, 1854.
BRorErRs: Enclosed send you copy OF Reso-
ution psss.d at Convention OF the Veterans o. fae
Var Of 1872, held at Fonda, sept 20 1894;
R,solrr,ox Convention Of the Veteran. Of lsl2 held
sons on the 9Th inst the following Resolution was 1nAni
Ss rresept uneture Of the political history Of our
x when The ties Of party hang but ieosey epon party
men we deem violation Of ne ret,sc s az IN &
Ttect political independence whsn one ~ NJ RE
~. ~ The urs.nEafion Of the CORPS 81 ., sne
Of sI7 TO for the suhsss Q, ~ ses If
s.,s pron ipspeeto-Cor iesd and eo"pasa ~ os
whh us IN 1872 Is with US ana o. ;oxg .aai.a,.
him for the once Of Pyisos Ia5eisr from tae ~ Wt
Of the belonging thereto. and brother
chester Cour ,y highly respectable Pae's 'NA''
of the Veterans Of the Wsr OF llI neetns Of
"vErERAs CoRPs TIE WAS OF ni-I a W., al lsl ?
IN. V,tsrnn Ofeers of the Veteran Corps oil tns n -
held At Hesaqusters Oct 1854, wS ann Sosys 4.
solved That in making nomination o. e. he south
e.nad,- for III, once OF Prison Inspector fo INC
District Of this State not meant 70 II on