New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-07
REPUBLICAN NOMlNATIONS.

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
XXyIlIrH DIsTRlcr.-The Republican Convention
TO nominate candidate fer Congress in the Livingston
and Steuben District met at Wayland on Thursday
and az We have already nnnounceil nominated the
Hon. William Irvine of Corning. The Hon. w. H.
Ksl.ey and the Hon. X. II. Van yalkenbargh were
present, ard offer the nomination made gave it
their cordial support and urged upon the Delegates to
see that full Republican vote il poled. Both these
gentlemen were banned "a candidates.
ORIE,Ss Cors1r.--The Republicans Of Orlesus
have renornnsted the Hon. A. Hutchinson to tho
Assembly
CAYrGA Corsrr.--The Republicans of the II
Assembly District bsve renomnated the Hon. Chaun-
cey ID. Abbott.
OswEGO COrSTr.-For County Clerk, Samuel L.
Taylor Of Oswego; Supesntendents of the Poor Loren
Golding John Ssy'es, Orsou Amesi Coroners, Lucius
b. Stevens, j. N. Watson Elijah Philips; Assembly,
Id District, Beman Brockway Pulaski, lid District
James j. Colt
LEWIS CoUsrr-Thc Republicans have nominated
for Sheriff. Chester Ray; County Clerk a. j. Mere
ness; Assembly, L. h. Lyon; Superintendent of the
Poor Hiram Porter; Coroper., Thos. Rogers, Michael
Weloh, Justce of Sessions, Horace Clark.
HsRkis,R CorSrr.-The Comfy Convention nomi-
Sheriff C.. 7. T.. Van Horne for Clerk; George A.
Hardin for District Attorney, and Isasc Piper and
Franklin Adams for Coroncrs. Tho Convention male
no nomination for Justice of the Sessions but passeda
resolution recommending that each Assembly District
should nominate one.
YArrs CousIr.The following ia the ticket; Sheriff,
William 4. Remer; Clerk, Lewis b. Graham; Member
Of Assembly. Daniel Morris; Justice, jesse e. Knapp
Coroner, Wynans Bush.
The Hon. L. s. Root the Democratic nominee for
Congress in the Oneida District, declines Rocco
Conklin's invitation to stump the district.
-7ke Albany StatesmaHs assertion thst Z. X.
Reynolds, esq, a member Of the Republican state
Committee, made arrangements for Gerrt Smiths
speaking at Albion, we have the best authority for
contradicting. Mr. Reynolds did nothing than
endeavor to procure for Mr. Smith fit place for
peacesble hearing some attempts having been made
to prevent hi, being heard ct all Tie inference that
Mr.. X. IL now, or ever las been, admiIer OF tho
peculiar notions Of Gerrt Smith s entirely unfounded.
SUFFOLK Corsrr-Thc following are the nomina-
tions for County officers in Suffolk County, by the
Republican and American Conventions jointly:
County Charles Dayton
slrrSis,endr 4 County Alsnsoa Seaman.
Justice Of sessions Edwin Rose
A,--Inblyiii pistriet Robert Rogers
After tie Convention adjourned there was large
and most enthusiastic meeting over which DR.. Lord
presided to indorse the action. Perfect harmony pre-
vailed throughout.
The Id Assembly District Convention of the
American party met at No. 3e2 Pearl street, and Or
ganzed y, cectiny Augustus Z. Greene Of the Fourth
Ward, Chairman, ard Benz l.. Hancock of the Sixth
Ward. Secretary. After appointing Committee OF
Three 10 co.fcr with the Republicans the Convention
adjourned.
REPuBLIoAs NoNiSArioss. -JEyyERsoS-,aem,
her. Of Assembly nominated: 1T District, Russell
Weaver; lid, Patrick ). Stewart lild tIruan
Fish.
UIsr,R--A.semby, LIST District, Charles l.. Traver
in place Of s. G.. Soaring, declined.
CHEs.sGo CouSrY-For sheriff, Peter Is. Rath-
bone of Greene. For Superintendent OF the Poor,
Erastus p. Smith a Cuiford. For Coroners, Nm H.
Day Of Plymouth, Blnn =. Sill Of Bsinbrldge. For
Sessions Elzur II. Prindle at Norwich. For Member
of Assembly, District No. /, Hiram Briggs Of Sher-
burue.
XXI DIsTRIoT.-The Congressiona, Convention Tor
this District met at Chensngo Forks on Saturday, and
after fifty ballots without tho choice OF candidate,
adjourned 10 II o'clock on Monday. The ballotng on
Saturday stood a. folows;
first B.llo.-Bsnz., Stuart a. Dasl Il Joseph Jaiand,
secort-s.usrt, s. Dae 81 Dess Hubbard, r :. Jaland'
/; Blank, l.
Thlc-Beinei Z. st.ari ~ Dueir % J-isNu, l.
Ard The remaining forty-seyen ballots were precise
" ike this last, LChenanso Telegraph.
The reply Of Mr. Barrel to the notice Of conte';
served upon him nv +. r. Blsir, jr., il published a.
length in The 81. Loui. republican of the Both ult.
Mr. Barret states tha. when Mr.. Blair boosted in
Washington that he wa merely coming out TO count
the votes it Yves to be hoped that he would be ss'isie
with that count, ard rot attempt TO east odium upon
bis District and State by wholesale charges Of fraud
He denies the charges and specifications OF Mr. Blair
seriatiH and charges that large sums Of money were
used by him for the purpose Of aiding his election by
bribery anc corruption. The money used was con
trbuted ky Northern Emigrsnt Aid Societies. by Abo-
htionstr and others aud with said money. votes were
purchased for him. and votes otherwise Illegal OBJ
tanned by him ~ said election. lie also charges
various fraudulent practices resored TO oy Mr. bsn
and his friend. for tie purpose OF defeating his election
and securing the election nj his opponent.