New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-16

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sui P-opes, representing such Dtsrct il tbs 10 CO.
Conn -ha met on saturday, 6'a Us; Cor,rrr,
~ the Dsrc, al fof ss-tior 70 Be he'd f>
Tu.dsy following for the esc,on o. dele Nouinst
i,. pcrins.- csnddat- TO b. supported By the Demo
,r.tic r.rJ Of the DE.ritt.
Pr,,r-d rEst eaurr. be taken forthwith, s the calm, Of
Cry Cou,rn.sn nouina'e candidates f~ Controller and
the Aims HoGse and for th ans Adrrmsnc.
ouncia&ne other Convent for he
ddss kr Aldermen Counoimen and such Offices
s voted fr al the Charter Election r. bed The
Tue,dsy Of December and the Chair i, hereby
powoIvd and dirrc',a 70 .p' sPos. Gom@i., f '.,..
p-I..n TO at N eot otuncou WITH 'lniar Consfe- ron
the Peoples Committee 10 prepare the necessary os 4 those
PURPOSE
tee Of ev-n oer.ops 10 nsese the truth OF ceras a-sa
'ions affecting the fidelity Of members Of this General
Committee and the wsri examinations .aey r-pr---. the
.nd tina. b. taken FIRE ourselves Of sus
-a-' Of Tsumssy Hal Who hs'- .nassled herar'e.
Adopted by the General Committee Of the Society of
Regulars the Nth October 1853. and By the Demo
cratic Republican Peoples General Committee, Oc.s-
| Der -, 1888.
GEoR6E C. GyNET. cD'a Resni.r,.-
THOS STEPHENS. Cha Peoples G-a. Con-.
KINGS CoUsTY RrpUBLrss CosvpsTro.-The Re-
publican Convention resssembIed at Musical Hall. in
Fulton street, Brooklyn yesterday afternoon, accord
ing to adjournment. Mr. Charles Jones OF the Ninth
Ward occupied the chsir.
The Conference COMMITTEE appointed at a previous
meeting reported the result OF their deliberations,
which was similar to the repsr presented to the Con-
eres-iona Convention the night before, namely. allow
| ing the Republicans the Congressman and County
Clerk, and the Americans the rsmaindz OF the ticket.
| Mr. Bergen Of Flatands moved that the report of
the Committee be laid upon the table which lost
| by 80 Yeas 10 IS NAYS.
| Dir. Fisher moved that the report be adopted.
| Mr. Bergen of Flatlards moved that the Convention
| proceed to nominate q strxigh. ticket which was
ruled out OF order by the Chair.
Hr. Jesse c. Smith led of in strong speech against
fusion, on the suppositon that the Americans would
not support the Republican candidates.
Mr. j. G. Bergen contended that there were psin
cples involved in the County Offices, but that there
were in the Office Of Congressman, which candidate the
| Republicans had secured He urged the acceptance
| of the report.
Mr Benedict Of the Ninth Ward Judge Birdseye Of
the Sixth Ward Mr.. Liilejohn Of the Tenth Ward,
Mr. Cole of the Seventh Ward, aud Mr.. Redmsn Of
the Third Ward made strong arguments in favor Of.
the report and urged the necessity of conciliatng all
the opposition elements to the present Leeompton
Congressman, with the view Of sending Republican
from the Second District.
Judge Brdseye offered the following resolution
substitute:
Of ali the elements of Opposition National Administration.
in manner Just and fair aud cscusdto to secure the support OF
Rc.orsd That the report already made BY the Committee Of
Conference heretofore appointed not satisfactory to this Con
Re.d Tia, report be r@commt,ed to said Committee,
other proposing 10 unite with report thi. Con-
Vention Prorided howeyer tina, me Conference COMMITTEE
into consideration and recognize the just claims of the Eastern
Rsosd That when We adjourn adjourn to meet thi.
nlsrs on Monday afternoon. 18th inst al o'clock.
The proviso offered by Mr.. Dcmas Strong of the
Eastern District and accepted by the mover OF the
| resolutions.
| Mr. Cammeycr moved that all resolutions pend
ing be laid on the table, and that the Convention pro.
ceed to nominate straight ticket which was lost by
| y yeas 10 40 nays.
| Mr. Hallenbeck of the Eastern District moved that
| the American Convention be requested to Withdraw
the ticket already nominated.
Mr.. Hasbrouck said that would involve the with
drawa Of the Republican candidate for Congress and
after some consultation it was Withdrawn.
The resolutions of Judge Birdseye We're adopted
without dissent, and the Convention adjourned till
Monday afternoon next at o'clock.
The American County Convention has been called
to meet this afternoon at O'Clock to take action in
regard to the nominations.
FurH CoSGnRssIoSAL NoMIS ,rIo>.-Last evening
| the Republican Convention of the Nth Congressional
District met al the Odeon, }. " Riggs in the chair.
The nominee of the American Convention. Gilbert c.
cation from the President OF tie American Convention,
| and after warm discussion, the OF Mr.. Dean
was thrown over by vote of ~ 10 .. The Conven-
ton then went into ballot and after several attempts
nominated Mr.. Charles VI. Briggs by the following
vote: Briggs -; VIM ID. Andrews, 5; Nile. B.
Andrus, H. Tie Convention then adjourned. The
reason assigned for the rejection of Mr. Dean not
not dsinclna,ion TO fuse with ~ Americans, but ON
/ ~ Al. ~. H..
| date.
| FUsIos ~ RIcHNoNp CoV>Ty.-An adjourned meet
ING of the Republican and American Conventions for
Richmond County was held ut Richmond County Hall.
! in the village of Richmond Thursday evening" and
after hearing tho report of the Conference Committees
previously appointed, the two Conventions unoni
mously concuiied in the following nominations;
Fo, Member Of A.,ernbIy. Iy...........ALvN C. BsADLEy
! 70, County Cicrk. Jasts CvsssRLY
10, sTr1ia,radcniqf%t .L.srrScT C CoETrlso.
70, Ls.e. e Se'"'"'. n.s,i D. h'tt,
! For Corvftr .DAsiLi EhLifis
| The American Convention were then invited to the
room Of the Republican Convention, and entered,
| headed by Msjor James Guyon, their Chairman. The
| Hon. Obadiah Bovine, President Of the Republican
Convention, welcomed them cordially, and Major
| Guyon responded. After few remarks from Geo. W.
| Curtis, esq. VIM. n. Anthou, esq. and Others, the
Joint Convention adjourned, with three hearty cheers
/ for the Upon nomination Grea. enthusiasm and
good feeling prevailed.
! Tie Democratic County Convention me-, at Rich
mond on the same evening, and nominated
20, A,,cH bis RosFRr CHRISTIE.
fo' Sher,5.....;'. ;'..'.'.''-'.'.''..J. d. hHsSs 81
Por County tte'h......... l. phN'si
! WFSrcHFsTFR CousTT.-rhe Republican County
Convention met yesterday at the old Court-honse in
White Plains and was organized by the choice of Hor-
! 4, Dr.. l. II NJ X