New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13
POLITICAL
NFW-YORk CITY.


vent, assen bled a; the Filth WGr1l Hotel last even
irg, to nominate "a candidate In pursuance Of
request made by Gen. Walbridce, be wa' admitted
for the purpose Of making few remarks before the
Convention. While he engaged in speak u,
number 81 hi- friends rushed INTO the room AMI mount
fd ore of thc table. in order to hear to better aiyan
tsre. when down came the table with a considerable
crash wheTeupou the police Ia large force OF whom
were IL atttrdaIce at tie hoteii were called
upor 10 clear the room; n The time number oi
outsiders rushed down stairs aud reported fight IN
tie Conycutou and for lcw mlc utcs great exceinent
rreyalet in the hctcl. Finally Gen. Walbrdge Sith
hcs Of friends retired 10 the bar room, where he
made them d short speech which was enthusiastically
applauded He tLen left. followed by the majority oi
h& friends The Convention then went INTO secret
session. and in about half an hour closed their abors
by lie nomination Of the Hon. Danic +. S.ckies. a
bnnd had previously arrived 10 escort tne membors
Of the Couveu;ou 10 the residence OF NJ. Slckies,
1here he was expected to deliyc: speech TO bis
friends
WE CRY Assembly COS'EsrIoS Republcanl.-
TINS Convention met at No. Is East Broadway last
evening, Lewis Hops President and George Ierwl-
lger Secretary. The Committee Oh Conference re-
yor,ed tha. the American and Republican Committees
Lad agreed upon DrrANcrr w KsEyErs, esq, as the
candidate; whercupon the Republican Convention last
evening nominated L,m by vote of eight for knevcls
ard two for Lewis Hops. Mr. kueyll7 is yclag
man. and every way worthy Of TIE position for which
hc il terminated
FornTH CorGEE-sIONAL DfSrEIcr.-Ihe lNth
Congressional strict Democratic Convention, which
wa, held nj Taminaiy Hall, unanimously nominal cd
Elijah f. Purdy. e,g a. their candidate, in place OF
,Iorn Kelly. the present member
F,rrHCoscErssloSt DIsTUICr-Thc Democratic
Convention met at No. 73 Madison street, AM organ
lied hy ealing ext or0uer Hilton to preside. Nm
H. Maclay was rcuouiuatod by acclinaton. Il Is
stated that the VIII lamsbureh delegation bclied wien
i, became evident that MacIay hada clear majority
SIXTH CoNGEIssio,AL Df,rRIcf.--fae Republican
Convention of the Nlth Congressional District met
on Tuesday evening. at No. - Second avcnrc. All
the delegates were prc-ci.. a letter nom Joseph B
Namtm va. read, stating that having bocn 50 o;icn
before the public a. oardldae for Office, and h's
maine not appearing to unite the Opposition, he would
withdraw Lis uatno from the canvas
THE Convention then went ntc an informal ballo.
with NO olo.ce; ON a second iHorna ballot Thomas
Little csq., had a msjofi'y o' all The votes. Il was
moved and canici that the Convention 90 into bal
lot for the purpose of indicating ther pref renee md
ayire tie esut before the American Convention.
II, ballot resulted a. follows:
Votes Votes.
,orr,. Little rc.,Nsd.....l- Wu. r. FrY............
Geoss fc.n............ R. II Mec1riy
\ Committee a. Tire, from each Ward were elected
to +, form the American Convention Of their action
and pre-. Oh that Convention tue acceptance Of one OF
the above.
Adjourned to NEE. % Monday lext at No. ClS
! Broadway.
| SNrn CoxGuls s>io>aL n,rrIcr.-rle Democratic
Convention orgarized at Cuon Hal corner Of Avenue
and Fourth Street. by calling tredk X. Lee 70 pre-
/ side JOHN Cochaue was then relom.natci by accia
matiou. and the Convention adjourned.
! SlyfsrH CONFESSIONAL DIsTRIcT.-Thc Confer
encc Committee Of the With Congressional District
i,iS Republican. alj s.x Americans decided last night
. hv a vote of rue fcr Geo. Brigss tothree for \. f.
Dow. 10 recommend Mr.. Briggs 10 their respective
! Conventions to meet on Friday evening next.
SryrNrH CoNGEfssIoNM DtsrEIcT.-The Demo
cratic Conyentou II I'll. district last night renom
, mated Elijah 2. Ward lor Congress.
EiGHrH CoNGEfssIo,AL Co>yE>TIoS.-'rhe With
District Democratic Congressional Convention met
la; evening al Hbbard & Mccoy, corner Of Fourth
avenue and Thirty econd street. full delegation
from al the vsrds berg present, Isaac Bell r, Of
the Eighteenth Ward was elected Chairman, aad VIM
Doushorty Of tie Twerty-second Ward and Charles
| Boycc Of tie THe,ah Ward Secretaries. 4 Mr.
RoulLe Contested tie Twcu,y-sccond We'll de,egstes
Ii was ,anltied Ia tie Convention, ac stated that
one OF tie Inspectors vas Resident OF Ais ward
| HIS olsim was deried the Convection deciding in
favor Of the returns Of the Inspectors %. the ward
M. Rourke then retired.
AID. Bradley Of the Eigheerth Wari. moved th2t
The Convention noy proceed 10 nominate candidate
10 ,pr,sent the District .n the ueu Congr,ss Mr.
pousl.uy moved that tie vote BE- IRA roce.
Considerable discussion onsued 81 tLis motion,
Msssrs. ButeTwOith ara Cooper supporting thf mo-
ton, aud Bradley. Bust-ed and others against 1.
The debate was warm and spirited and tLc mOii1n
prevailing, informal rira wGs taken Wiil the
following result:
Ds,d Jackson oftle Tv-nh
Horace p Clerk tie t-ht,lrfh Nsrf-......
Auscn Hernck a. hc M teeufh ar.
Au1rc kroIl--; 81 30 ~ fyEst Nald. ............'
FxJu.ict Person - t' n. rth >
Cor-bd Schw8. hammer % th- I'd W -fG...s'
,,.rr,t H. strktr r q - Igentss q NlFd...' I.
lanes Gordon BeIar.; o Tie Teetn Ward
On thi, ballot Ne, Bil ard Butterwcr,h, - the
A-say Office declared that Ietler u them hal car Il
datee ard that the vote tor B'urett came from Nr.
Niiev e,-captoir # pohce. When the vote wa IN
nourced Can't, WHEY moved that the Convention sd-
;,rr,, ~ sstnrlsy next NJ. Edward Cooper moved
10 amend bv atiouung 10 Dec. /. Mr.. Bes,rei
| moved a. az smerincut 10 as amendnen. that the
Copyertien adjourn sine die. \ delegate wanted 10
| kroyy the fleet of such adjournment.
NJ. Cooptr W.T.. drew his amendment, aaf Ny. Bus
| teed followed sUi.
Tbe Chairman then bardv inquired wha, business
| "a -re re,, whe-,spon d" taloFiuus Dek arose Snf
,eio that nesuueh tests Of party ieay hai OF
| late CEN. lto fashion, 41d A-LS aeAee1Aey sa'