The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-10

Jas. r. Whiting ....... Ia Simeon Draper. ........ l
Mr. Eeecker was then unanimously nominated, and
the delegation gave three hearty cheers for their cand
date. committee Of five vast hen appointed to nforn
Mr.. Blocker OF his nomination
ddate for City Judge; the first vote stood as follows
LIST ballot. I'd ballot.
". r. Beebe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. So a.
\. ketcnum :. ....................
GEO. u CorneH... ................
committee appointed to inform Mr. Capron of hin
The first vote for candidate for Counsel to Corporation
stood follows
W. r Beebe. ....... IS Robert Emmett. .. 10
H,bard Mott ......... "a R. A. Adams. .........
$. l. Hull: ............ Is E. Ketcnum.
Charles G. Lee then stated that he was authorized TO
withdraw the Of Mr.. Hull and he did it with great
pleasure hoping all who voted for that gentleman would
now vote for Robert Emmett
The second ballot being taken, stood as follows:-
Robert Emmett. 90 Z; Eo:t.............
The nomination Of Emmett was then declared unani.
nous by the Convention and committee appointed to
tfy him OF his election. An effort was made to unani
mously nominate Mr. Draper for Governor Of the Aims
house without going into regular vote. This
man republican VOTE and repay them for their support
by nominating Dr. Charles Bruningh6usen, q German,
tor that office The vote being aken stood as follows
DR.. Chas. Brunnshausen. -
Mp Draper was unanimously nominated an COM
mittee appointed 70 notify him Of his election.
The Convention then adjourned TO meet at the call OF
the President
GENERAL wALBRID0E ON THE sTUMP-HIs RArIFI-
CATION FOR CONGRESS By THE FIRST WARD DE-
MOCRACY-HR GOES FOR THE UNION, AND GIVES
HINT TO PRESTON h. BROOKS.
An outdoor meeting Of the First ward democracy
held aat night to raty the nomination or General Wal
bridge representative 70 Congress from the Third Con-
eressonal district There immense attendance at
place Of meeting, in Greenwich street. Rector
street, and the presented very fne dense
crowd allied the street, and the platform alive with
banners and ransparencies Mr.. Addison Bgh occupied
the chair and the usual number of Wee Presidents and
Secretaries were appointed After several speeches
made,
GeIeral wAIBRrDGx was introduced, and was received
with great enthusiasm In opening he alluded graceful
TO The position he occupied as the democratic c:odi.
bis opponent with courtesy aud kindness, while urging
10 own and his party's claims to the sunfages
He had already served said in Congress- and beev-
I'd that he had represented that district Ahfaly and
and had doubt but that with their kind assistance he
houd be their next IN Congress TO aid the
aomnno e o. James buchanan tue next ent Of
CARNATIONS that made religious belief any test In politics.
and he knew no distinction between rave born and
ton to the Union for he could not for the life OF him or
get the early history Of the republic which taught him
the Revolution, and he could not ind In his heart 70
prescribe those who had stood by the country In the
o Of rs peril Tehement checrs Cen waioridge next
70 see the day when the ships that cleared from New
York TO New ORLEANS would do for foreign port,
and when our nsg would wave discovered coun-
u ,hi. highly favored ind should be cas-. ASIDE than
IT. said be, fellow citizens should be invested with your
confidence the Representative OF this great msrcal
any attempt should be made nom any quarter either
from the North or the South, the East the West
sever this glorious bond Of union that binds together those
sovereign and independent States should stand By and
sustain any Executive who would stretch forth his arm to
hang any traitor who would seek to dissolve this goioug
land which ress the bones Of the wsSus
ton, that contains the grave OF Jackson and Of Clay,
should remain NAM, united in The sane coniedsrcy with s
Webster and OF silas Wright. (Grcat enthusiasm,
desire that the flag Of the Union should float the
battle nelds Of yorktown and Kings Mountain should
float over the plains Of Brandywine and Bunker HILL
lChees In the decision OF this question the city Of
OF large communities gives 70 them 1 power and
An influence peculiarly their own Here is located The
The political sen,msn,s and oUipou, 10, osly or s,ss
part Of our own country, but through which impAr
70 foreign nations knowledge Of our customs insitu
subordinate 70 any the globea trade reachng over
the whole Of this continent and rapidly making this great
city the commercial emporium OF the world. (Greas
cheerng) But, my fellow citizens 10 permitted
70 continue the same peaceful policy under which We
best be done through success Of the democratic party
sha therefore give 10 It's nominees that support expect
ed Of all national democrats that knows ALTERING.
fellow citizens this Union must net be dissoIved-fsasor
must be senced andtraiors be banished (Chcers
come upon us The American people are prscticsl in
hllNcnt and conservative people, allowing the largest
liberty Of speech and Of conscience hovs tina,
could be permitted TO declare that they would uampe the
cons tuition under their feet and march on the Capitol 70
lay violent hands on the archives Of Whom
ever that march Is made when dsur onsm reaches thas
point and strives TO accomplish that object the
vative men OF the country viii meet the ruthless in
vaders in advance and form rampant with their own
bodies over which no spokesman shall prevail until his
iess nrss rests upon patriots grave Vehement cheer
that am your candidate for Congress have served
you upon former occasions with whatever OF ability and
ndcly possess should assin be honored with yous
confidence, shall hope 70 continue TO merit your APP
prova and when take my place among the representa-
tIves Of the people at Washington, shall be pleased 70
them he mus. look for couniensnoe and sup.
under our elective franchise, they have The complsse
control OF the government Thanking you, gentlemen,
'cr the domination you have preferred me, and for
me- take my leave hoping to your honest faces re-
pessdy before November next (Great applause, amid
Judge Morroy Ga, and others followed, aaer which
The meeting adjourned.
rHrD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
One Of the called Democratic Conventions (thers
'eems 10 be number Of them) the Third Congressional
district met last night at the slrh Ward Hotel and nomi.
mated Daniel sckles TO against the regular demo.
ratio candidate, Cen. hiram walbridge
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION. IN THE SIXTH CONGRESS.
SIGNAL BrsrRICT-MR. C0CHRAEE ACCEPTS
The delegates to the Democratic Congressional Conveu
ion, which was held on the 18th Of September. ana
which nominated Hon. John Cochrane, met last evening"
o hear the report Of the committee appointed a, tnss
Convention 10 inform The candidate Of his nomination
mis- committee reported that they had waited on NJ.
cochrsne ant that they had IN reply received the SUBJ
oined letter Of acceptance. After the resns o RE
committee was appointed 10 make arrange nents for !
shncafion meeting and then the Convention adourned
Hon. JOIN WnrELER'-Mr DEAR sR-The nctGcsaou ihss