New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-08

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uhioh led TO believe III by 70 means meet with zoe
where's. + obviously the duy Of al coed citizens lay aside
al minor dih.rsnc.s Of politics. epniea AID to names
Re.oIred TIA: Cormree Of One from eseh Assembly Do
'o, he appointed TO ccufr wh similar oomusee ro, gus
with view 20 bring about concert Of purpose al acton
the comirg election.
The resolutions were adopted and a recess tskea to
allow the Committees TO meet and report. The Com
mit,ee of the American Convention selected were
lat District Jane. A. Van BIunt ia District. D. K Sea
nsn lid District John @ Berlen; vth District s. Gay;
yth District, R Burton, Win District o. Jennins' WIZ
A aab Committee from the Republican Convention
was then admitted, which announced taH Commit
tee Of one from each Assembly District had been APP
pointed by them 70 confer with similar Committee
from that Of tie American Convention:
The Cows ntion then took recess ior tne patpoee
# giving time for consultation OF the Committees Oh
Conference. ,
On Resembling. the Committee Of Conference re-
ported that after much consideration i had been de-
cided and agreed upon that the Republican ConVea'
ton should nominate the Sheriff and one county
Coroner, ard give To the American Convention the
priv ege Of the remainder Of the officers. The report
of the Committee adopted and on motion It was
resolved that both Conve meet at the conc
OF their sborp, ard ratfy the nominations IN joint
Convention.
On motion ballot was entered into ft Superinteu.
dent Of the Poor, with the following result;
wrisms' iS j. C Rhodes il a. Booth ,; Ruben I.deI s.
Total, SO -, -, -
A second ballot was then taken, with the following
result:
Isssc Me.,eroe a; John Williams I; Myres. 49, To.
Mr.. Isasc Mssserole was then declared unanimously
elected.
Sui. Committee from the Republican Convention
then appeared ard reported thst their Convention had
dominated Burdett Stryker for Sheriff, and Stedman
Wright for one Of the Coroners.
The Convention then proceeded 10 ballot for another
Superintendent of the Poor, with the following result
John Williams ~; S. S. Myres "a Blank Total, o"
Mr.. Williams was thereupon declared UNANIMOUSLY
nominated. 80
A ballot was then had for Ccrouer with the follow
ing esult:
Alfred Horton III ponss ". Smith. 81 Thos H. Reddips 4;
Theodore f. King, 81; Geo c Ball Il Blank Total, 81.
Mr. King was then declared unanimously nominated.
ballot was then taken for Justice of the Sessions,
with following result:
SIS Stryker 10; Martin schoonmsker, So w. II. Hoyt' 8;
B. P. Middleton ? Total, g.
Mr.. Schoonmaker was then declared the UNANIMOUS
choice of the Convention for Justice of Sessions
A Committee Of three were appointed to announce
TO the Republican Convention the result OF their deo
erations which they proceeded to do. when the result
wss received with cheers. and unanimously adopted
The Convention then adjourned to meet at the head
quarters of the American Convention when q Joni
Convention organized by the appointment OF John
B. Cross as chairman and the ticket as nominated
was ratified as follows:
For SherH-Burdett Stryker.
For Coroners-Stedman Wright and Theodore F. King.
For Superintendent Of PoorIssac Meseroe and John vii
lisms.
For Justice of Sessions-MaIu SchOoumsker.
Speeches were then made by III. X Pierson, John
A. Cross T.. T. Wood, and John Brittian when the
Convention adjourned zine die.