New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
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IHIETTIHIRD C0SCEE,sIo>u DrrRicr.-The
c .agres,.ona. Convention tor Ctsu;auque snd Cat.
tArauga. net al Little Valley tho 2lth, and cn the
ir., ballot, nominated the Hon. K. uben T. Fcutoa
the presett abie sri efice, member, and the romi-
nation va, sgreei 20 ursI mou-y. Nothing bu, gooi
feelrg prevailed.
EEu.-The Union Convention Of Republican, ami
American, in Eiie County nomirstei the Hon. Z. G.
>lauldisg fcr Congress. G. \. >crogg~ for Sheriff
NJ. Green for Clerk sri +. : Pr,-ser 'cr Sc's'or
ULSTER COUNTY.
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Ro>Dorr. y. Y. sept. -. 1855.
The tnon Convention 9 tie Ausrican- and ~
pubCaI- oi This county met NJ the Village % Rocn-
dale SATURDAY.. the 25sh inst, and made the
following nominations:
s., Cog,i. .i.I Cor,sp, snrssp. ~ Kips,,Sn
tor SuD,rir nec7fet re Poor d~s,a Dee'o New.P.l
70 !as'cs ~ S''' iti " isau f saIseie,
F9r c2,oae..., J9natiaa Manson Of s'oga'
I'D Di.tF..;. Abr CaF,uter tod men6,fl Ilit District
Abram D Laaor.
This i considered strong ticket combining good
men from both parties. The meeting passed IN with
most perfect harmony and good tchng.
COLUMBIA COUNTY.
* a County Convention of the Anserioan party
held at Martins Hotel, in the City of Hudson, on
Wednesday. Sept. -, ~, the Convention called
to order by the appointment OF Jacob Tesbrook esq,
a. Chairman. when ,on motion, Abraham Ashley, lr.,
Of Chatham, wss chosen >ectetsry.
The American Conversion was then notified that
the Republican County Convention then IN session ia
the City OF Hudson. had appointed Committee Of tive
to confer with Ike Committee from the American
Convention, Tor the purpose OF agreeing upon basis
Of union between The two parties
When q motion was made that a Ike Committee ot
five be chosen from the American party to confer
with the Republican Committee, which was unani-
mousy carried.
The Committee then retired, and after carefully can
vassng the matter of business before them, they re-
turned with the following Platform of Union;
Opposition to ~ e,t,usioa Of slavery any Of the Ter
rtori,- of the nted States.
p Freedom the principle Of oar Government ard that
slavery csnnoi exist suy except by positive ens' Hen
l. one years residence after naturalization foreigners
prevent bribery elections and maintain the purity Of the bal
IotbeE, as The palladium Of our liberties
The report was received and adopted.
The Committee again retired for the purpose Of
agreeing upon ticket to be supported by both
parties At the coming Fall election and reported the
following ticket. which was unanimously adopted:
For She,if-Ezra Waterbury. A. r
Ssly % PooSs s0I'i ? dfoa
justice se,,,osssWm kiPP A.
The Convention then adjourned with the best of
feeling, and will give good report of themselves at
the ballot box this FALL
j. TENBROoK, Chairman.
W,Yss-The Republican nominations are: For
Sherif-Adrastus Snedaker; District Attorney, jacob
B. Decker; Superintendent Poor, Clark Phillips; jus
tice Of Sessions Joseph +. Case; Coroner, Henry b.
Whitbeck.
WAsHiSGroS.-Republica nomination for Assem-
bly,, Second District, James NJ. Norhrup.
MAIsE.-The Portland St0te Of Name of Monday
refers to the close districts as follows
1--WE saw the returns from Montague at Augusta
Yesterday 1t gives - votes for French Rep, and
IL for johnson (Dem.l. This completes the returns,
aud gives French so majority over johnson, in the
Third District.
From the Sixth District the returns are in from
Madawaska and Van Buren, leaving only Hancock,
with one or two small towns, to come in. The friends
of Bradbury at Augusta admit Fosters election by
nearly 800 majority
Per contra, The Portland argus insists upon it that
Bradbury DEM is elected in the Sixth District by
about 80 majority. 1t admits that French according
to the official returns has majority in the Third Dis
trct, but says that Johnson will contest the seat.