New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
POLITICAL.

RrprBtIcAy CENTRAL COYyfTTEE-Two UCS-
pREp GUS TO BE FIRED.-A stated meeting Of the
Republican Central Committee was held last evening
at their headGuarters No. 6l8 Broadway. II was
very numerously attended, and the most excellent
spirit prevailed The announcements of the glorious
victories which had been achieved by the Republicans
| in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana were received
with the most unbounded applause and was resolved
| to fire salvo Of 300 guns to-day.
! DEMOCRATIC CoUSTY COSvEYTIoy.-The Dem
ocratic County Convention met last night at Tammary
Hail. and through the farce of 60 nominating the
the ticket already decided upon by the managers be-
hind the scenes. John Kelly received the nomination
| for Sheriff by reclamation" John Clancy, after
little naI believe diversion over the names of Messrs.
| Tweed, McIntyre and Delavan, was nominated for
| County Clerk. Robert Gamble, Or. Schmer, Frank
| o Keefe and Andrew Jackson, were nominated for
| Coroners and VIM c. Connor for Supervisor. The
Convention then adjourned
FIRST CoYGRgssIosAL DisTRIcT.-The Hon. John
A. Soaring of Queens renominated yesterday by
the Democratic Convention at Jamaica on the first
ballot Soaring received twelve votes, and w. IL.
Ludlow of Suffolk six votes.
ELEVENTH W,RD-A large aud enthusiastic meet
Of the Republican Club of the Eleventh Ward was
held at their room, No. 81 Avenue ID, on Tuesday
evening when Daniel Willis unanimously elected
President, to fill vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
ton of Charles rerey.
KINGS CoUSTY American COSyEsTIos. - The
American County Convention reassembled at the City
Hotel in Fulton street yesterday afternoon, for the
purpose Of hearing the report of the Conference Com
mittee and taking such further action might be
deemed necessary
Mr. f. T. Wood presided, and j. O. Adams end
Alex w. Russell acted as Secretaries.
The list of delegates having been called Mr.. j. L.
Spader OF he Committee on Conference reported the
result OF their meeting with the Republican Commit
tee. The Republicans desired the Congressman,
County Clerk, and Superintendent of the Poor, which
was rejected by the Americans and the same offer was
made to the Republicans, and declined. Not being
able TO agree on either proposition, the Committees
adjourned until Thursday evening.
motion was made to receive the report and dis
charge the Committee.
Mr. J. L. Spader offered the following:
Reoei That ts Convention are in favor Of forming union
,cke or the concedng the Congressman in the ia
District TO Republicans provided the county ticket or the
important part OF it, il conceded 10 the AmeFean'
Mr.. Wm ii. Storey moved the following as sub
stute:
Re,olr That the Committee he continued with Instructions
70 meet with the Republican Committee tomorrow evening" at
O'Clock and report them that the Amerc are Wiling
in any event 70 yield the Congesssn therefore my See no
further for conference unless the Republicans are
authorized recede from the demand for the Congressman
Mr. John A. Boutelle moved to lay the whole sub
iect on the table, which was carried by vote OF 81
Yeas to Is Nays.
Mr.. George l.. Bennett moved that the Convention
proceed 10 dominate - straight ticket, which was
carried by nearly unanimous vote. Cheers were
given for the American party and groans for Fusion
A motion was then made to go ito an informal bal
lot for Register Carried.
Jonathan Jones and G. d. Weeks were appointed
Telers.
Mr.. b. +. Thomas moved that five minutes be al
lowed TO discuss the merits of each candidate. No
one availed himelf of the privilege, ano the Conven-
ton proceeded to ballot with the following result