New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

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wS' honest enough aud bold enough assert his hi sd
'hS,s 81 apo, 10 rs rSg s:ea Public %Ss'rI,
i"sc5.pSrs, Co 80, =, ,"d ~ cr,a x.n
alive dcson commend him 10 al those who would preserve
the Liberties of b., bsPub'ic. - -
JOHN J; BRADLEY
CHRISTOPHER MORAN
As Bus' I'D went Gown stairs he WAS gsssilci ~
lorious crewd. who shouted " Throw him out o. the
window, cheers for IIerrick, cheers for Clark, and
other demonstrations. MIR. Buseed was followed out
of the by some seven or eight OF the dele ies
The Isob followed him iowa and attempted 10 ge. At
him. apparently with vcty hostile N, .nlons. Bus
tesa, however, wcs soon surrounded ny his hienis,
cad cooliy walked away.
TIE Convention then went into ballot. On the see
ond ballot,
Arson ierrick receiy ed IL votes David S. jackson
6 and Schweckhaner |. II WAS moved 10 make the
nomination Of Mr. Herrick unanimous but This was
objected TO the part of several dclegSSes. II was
then moved that a Committee OF one from each ward
be appointed to wait upon 1fr. Iferrick. The Chair
appointed the Committee, when several OF those ep
pointed declined to serve. Eventually the vacancies
we've filled and the Convention Adjourned SINE DE.
Asrrrc,s CouSrY CoYvEsrr0s--The delegates to
the Ame ricen County Convention assembled last
evening at No. 1853 Dowery for the purpose of nomi-
Mating their candidates for Coanty Clerk District
Attorney, and two Coroncrs. Gilbert c. Dean,
efa.. President in the chair. delegation Of
six from tie Republican Convention, came in
and inirfnca the Au4oIioen Convention VITA.
ha. been done ~ the Republicans at tio'E last
sessions. Mr.. Edgar kelchGm Chairman OF the Dele
! cation, detailed al length the circumstances under
which the Committee Of Conference appointed; the
la is of arrangenrn, of Uno" .ioho, it, acceptance
| by the Republican Convention and tho nominations
r,aso in accordance with K by the Republican Con-
/ veptop (The announcement Of the names OF the
..'i,. tod
He Mr. Ketchum then expressed his confidence that
the American Convection would make worthy nomi,
/ nations and that the Union ticket thus nominated
would defeat the sham Democracy that now rule md
! ruin the country He concluded by suggesting
that after the American. had made their nominations.
I ,hrre should be JOINT meeting to rally the Union
ticket and he stated That the Republicans were then
IN session al their Headquarters, where they would re
maj, some time and would he glad Re s5e .e"rn.
NJ Deau responded 70 the sentiments expressed by
mr.. Roiohum.
Tie Republican delegation then withdrew, amid the
cheers If the American Convention, The American
Convention then to ballot for county officers
which resulted il the choice If rhe following named
! gentlemen
For Co1sfy CleE..............Y urrM $ Dawson
Far If','ie. A.io'nsy .......... ktsgs T. hspsfws
r., Corsnrs ...............} o. Jssss ) seo,,stp
The cuudidatcs nominated by the Republican Con-
yedtion were then indorscd b the American Conycu
ton. amid loud cheers.
o., m",ion OF NJ. Ware. the Convention then re.
.ovrd ~ Committee of the Whole, 10 repair To Re-
publican Headquarters 80 JON IN the ratification II the
! Union ticket by the Joint Convention.
/ on reaching the Republican, Committee Rooms they
were received with dsafening cheers.
BY invitation Of the President, Joseph Hoxie esq,
/ the Chairman VI tie American Convention took Is
seat By h- side. Ms. Hoxie then announced 10 the
rusrtiIg the nominations which had been msdo by
the Anericans, icL enth ssstioaily responded
I 10 AID ratified by tho Republicans.
liz accordance with tie suggestion Of the Chair, it
Was unariucusiy resolycd that the mass meeting
winch had been caleI ~ ths s@puDhcsns 10 taKe
! place in 'he Park On Thursday evening should be
iade ole roaring, almighty Union Mass meeting
On motion tie Chairman of he American COnver-
! .inn appointed 4 Committee # five consisting OF
} Wm. Slokslsy, Benz. f.. Haneoek, Isaac c. Hunt
/ Geo G.. Barney, and l.. Meredith 10 ect IN concert
with he Republican Committee, consisting OF Z: De-
/ laield Smith. ID. ID. COnover. Jc.iE Fitch, III. W.
smith, end Clark Il. Wheeler to make arrangements
/ for the grand meeting on Thursday. Another
Committee, consisting " three Republicans and three
I Americans. then appointed to wal; upon the
Union candidates 10 inform them OF their nomination.
After giving three times three hearty cheers for the
} Union ticket, the meeting adjourned in the highest
/ spirits. " -:
The Republicans. prior to the arrival Of tie Amer
| can Convention, unanimously adopted the ioi""i"s
| resolution, offered by Edgar ke,chnIn, esq.;
psoiiy Republican, and with the hsfp'-st "a
he cordial no Of Republican, and ~ ~
,ro. Cons-.oua Districts u this city opposed 70 tss op.
rc- 20 unite in the support of lxs
,.ch District that mi. city may not D. re pa ~ a. a. .
country hse The Hoe u Representatives, 'n'1 DC s'
to fre-dob
THfzp CossRy..IosAL DI,rakr.-The Conference
! Committee Of the American and Republican Conven-
lions met las, rsht at St. Johns Hotel The Confer