New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
POLITICAL.

the declinatOn Of Thomas Little the Union cand-
date for Supervisor is mistake. He does not think
Of declining, but will the sc, before him. fully
assured that at the counting of the votes his opponent
will be found Little behind
SrcKIEs RATIFIED.-The Sickles ratification meet
ing last night at the Chinese Assembly Rooms was
very large aad very enthusiast C. The masses ex.
pressed their determination 10 send Daniel back TO
Congress just as easy as not.
DEMOCRATIC REGULAR CosGRrssIoSAL NoHIsA-
1Ios-Mr. Thomas H. Barr received the unanimous
vote of the Regular Ant-Tammany Democrats, last
night, as the candidate for the WITH Congressional
District.
THIRD CsroS COSGREssIoSAL COSyEsrIoS.-The
Delegates to the Republican Convention of this Dis
trict met last night at the Fifth Ward Hotel. The
American Delegates met at St. Johns HOTEL the
Conference Committee Of each Convention reported
that they had agreed upon Amor j Williamson Of the
Second Ward as the Union candidate for Congress.
In the American Convention the report adopted,
and Mr.. Williamson unanimously nominated. CON-
m,ttee was appointed &c wait upon the Republican
Convention and inform them Of their choice The
Committee reported to the Republicans and retired.
The Republicans then voted against the report of
the Committee Of Conference 10 to 10. A Committee
action Of the Convention. The Americans voted to
adhere to their former action. When the Republican
Committee returned, n vote had for candidates,
which resulted as follows: Andrew Bleakey Is; Amor
j. Williamson Is; D. Randolph Martin 2. Another
Committee was sent to the Americans to inform them
of the action of the Convention. The Americans in
reply seLt word that they still adhered to their non
nation. The Republican Convention then adjourned.
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ocrac Regulars of this District met last night at the
Fifth Ward Hotel, cx-Aldermeu Wilson, presiding.
Delegates from each ward in the District pre-
sent Gen. Hiram Walbrdge was unanimously
nominated for Congress, by accsmaton. Com
mittee was then appointed to wait upon the General
at the Aston House, and inform him of his Donlina.
ton. A band of music accompanied them. General
Wabrdge accepted the nomination, and made a
stirring speech to the crowl.
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL CosvESrIoy.--The Re-
publican and American Conventions in this District
met last night, and failing TO effect union Mr.. Owen
w. Brennan was nominated by the Republicans, and
Mr. Samuel F. Huested by the Americana.
The Democratic Nominating Convention met last
evening at Tammany Hall and accepted the declina-
ton of the Hon. Elijah +. Purdy. Mr.. John W.
Farmer, the gentleman who last Winter fed the poor
gratutcusy, was then unanimously nominated.
EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsIRIcT.-The American
Copgres siona Convention Of the With Congressional
District, held meeting last evening at the Monument
House corner of Third and Sixty-third street.
for the purpose of hearing the report of the Committee
appointed to confer with ike Committee Of Repub-
hcans. They reported that they had been unable TO
agree npon candidate: wliera"P"" new Cohnh't'eo
was appointed to confer with the Republican Conven
tion and zee if they would not accept of Erastus
Brooks us the union candidate and, if not to inform
them that they the Americans would run him at all
events.
A joint Convention of Regulars and Anti-Tammany
Hall Democrats held meeting last night at the -Four
Mile House. and indorsed the nomination of Arson
Herrick torepre sent the With Congressional District.
DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY NoAISATIoSs.-The Tam
many Hall wing of the Democratic party last even
ing made the following nominations of candidates for
Members of Assembly: XVIII District-Edward Muir
ray; XVIth District-James Rutherford XFllth
Distrct-James Mcleod.
ERROR n THE HouR.-The Kings County lst AS
semby District Convention will meet at No. l'O Jo'
ralemon street this afternoon at o'clock, and not
O'Clock, us the advertisement stated yesterday.