New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

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ForRTTESrH WARD REPrBLIcAs ASSOCIATION
Alta n-eciaI meeting Of the Fourteenth Wari Repub-
lcsn A-> citation. held last evening, the following
resolution. ~ presented by NJ A. Borst aa unani.
mously adopted,
Re.,ei That the >aion gr.aimSr,y inaor.e me seton
Of Ae''rs rhomss Be.nyn "a george p0a'a"n' our aee
Rs,oi-ss Ia ~. ks.o-i,,sor A' he nomination. q D
al or S,s, ticket ard d, % ~ the utmost confidence
ih., 'her wi. b. :',unphan'y elected By "a. psePf -
largely ncfe.sed 70, .r h- s..a, 4o-r,a
The Americans Of the Seventeenth Ward mt on
Tuesday evening 2st inst, snd elected delegates to
Conventions, "a follows
CyIaty CO=,esrel-F {. T,scer. ESvin A. Ware, Lewis
yIta Cens-,sstona D-,,e. C's-e,no,-Jesa LLOYD Wa.
Ahrcrfsede
AMERICAS RArHrc,rIoS MeSrNG.-Ihe Young
Men s,Naops American Union Club OF tire City and
County Of New-York. held , meeting last a'ght AZ
S.Eyvesan Institute for tie purpose Of ndorSg the
American State ticket The Hon. Ctsrles T. Mills,
the President, occupied the chair. Abcr, $50 personf
present. Resolutions were adopted hsiling IL
sati-fse'ion the American state ticket tickH ar,
"aisguisedy favorable to the practical adoption of
policy which shall lead 70 the enlargemevs snd i'm
'"provement Of our State canals"
Tie resolutions further stated tina. the GENIAL Rail-
road is composed of clique of capitalists bitterly
hostile 70 the prosperity Of the canals and trst the
treatment received by the American State Convostipn
from the Republicans at Syracuse ia to be denounced
a. beiry as di-honorsbIe ssd pusillanmous it was
unnecessary ard unjusti6abe.
Messrs. f.. O. Perrin. George ". Morton, City IN
spector and Charles T. Mills. made long speeches.
Tie first was sbppic against the action "
She Republicans at the late Convention at Sy.
rscuse. the second speaker dwelt upon the Je-
sttca horrors which likely TO follow the institu-
ton of Jesuitca colleges and the lsst gave an expo
stion Of "the true principles Of Amsr;cansm." Con-
sdesirg the size of the audience there much
thus.sm evnced. Between the speeches Mr.. Brewer
entertained the National Club With songs.
KISGs CorsUr REPuBLicAs ASSEMBLY CosvES-
rios.-1he Republican Assembly Conventions met last
evening at Boeums Hotel in Jorslcmon street, Brook
lyn but adjourned without making any nominations, to
meet at She call OF the officers.
Kisses CoUsrY AMgRICAs GRsgRAL CoNNrrryg.-
Tie American General Committee met at the Shakes
peare Hotel Brooklyn last night, and was largely at
tenied-60 members being present. The principal
topic WAS the practcabity of fusion with the Repub-
licans, but without coming to any definite result.
BROOKLYN Corsrr DsSooRArIc NosMArIoss.-
The Brady Democratic County Convention met at
Nelson's, in Flatbush. yesterday afternoon, and or
gained by appointing John NJ. Parks. President, and
James Sharkey and Thomas Dixon, Secretaries AIer
calling the lis, Of delegates they nominated the fol-
lowing candidates
Eor KeSisr. .,.........,..,Wm VIM. q Lawrence.
For Comfy Glers.......,...,., Nm. II Powell
L.. S.,ts 0gff.. p ]
30, Io,oHSy. .................. John B-lnshsn.
70, Sss,inndsn Of The Poor ALBEIT Files Of New Lots
The Vanderbilt organization also met yesterday and
made the following nominations:
20, Psgit,r. James r. Del vseehio.
Eoy County Cteyk............ Robert w; Allen.
70, Surrogate. y Frank Bro~ne
IL sp,yfn,enden Of he Poor, Jau,r CONVEY oS Fs,bu.h
Both Conventions passed resolutions indorsing the
National Administration, and the Brady Convention
passed resolution dIscaimng the of Soft Shells,
and add that they recognize no former division
" Of the Democracy As now existing, but as National
Democrats support the present Administration the
"princples enunciatcd az the Cincinnati Convention,
"the action Of the late Convention, and the rssolu-
"cratic masses who recognize the Brady organizs-
tion can be construed a. leading to the opening OF
the old party divisions, leading Democrats of both
80 factions being Identified Herewith"
THY M,rss ELRcIIos.-Tbs Kssss5ec Journal ha
Maine election returns embracing the whole State
with the exception Of thirty.two small plantations
which lost year gave in the aggregate 65s votes for
Morrill, rep, and 692 FOR Smith ADM. The follow
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