New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-29

Or delegation that they boIted in a body irving
80 Ners for Havemeyer, and At o'elock, whoa
| 80. ...s-. ieh they were assemfsd IN snothcr
- - -, IN prospect Of nominating hayemeyer.
at;tts ~, - ~, Al Of tie % orignsl dsiegMes
| -a;.S,, It.se ucrninsted Rufus w. Anorev's for
Cora,;os 50, nsel, bat be declined the noHsra,ion-
II ey then pgsseo ed e. nominate solomon L. iran ioe
co,so,st;o C.sn,. wm. T. Pinckney for Govetner
- H. ,t's- uo-.e nd George Opdyke for Mayosg
" , " si,;,, Ish at 4 O'Clock in a body and
~ 90 tbe -esdenAe Of Mr. Opdyke 10 nform
biu, Of his nomination by fhem 10 Committee Of he
| Whole. + ns.x,x,x
| Chairman. Con mittee was appointed 70 wait on
Hr Ogden 20 see whether under any ei'Snns's"ess.
/ he ucald accept the nominstion lot 49, -
be- refused 10 stand il was nnders'oou u"
-, wonlg 'nsorSe the nomiraiion Of Mr.
u,vrrnsyer Al u a. the CoaVentl'n vas
d.Nahuc hon 70 nc inmate for AhnsHO<'e 1eVesoo1
ana CofI,oiaiion Counsel No yots had b<en AAsn 90
am candidate, cot the MAJORITY apreareat 20 - ~ ~
cf ';,Scrsiur the nominations OF Mr.. Pin0Sney ara
Grec.e &. Bsopson.
Su5seouersay they nominated Mr. Havemeyer ior
Msyc- wheftapon AK OF tAsThrteen 5cteIs witfdrew
and o:sed the msjory, who had inder'ed the h'pso-
lean nauinees The majority passed a resolnAea W
he effes, that sc. Ogdens nomination would wofse
The election Of Nix Wood.
TIE cARrMEN AND TRvczSEs.--ln accor'isn,s
with an savertisenen, to the carmen sEd iruekmes
Of this ciig requesting tem to rect al the bieeekes
Building oythe sSshinst 10 tas- into eoVs>deraton
their duties as hcesnasf cartme5 and csassn TAX
ssrayers NJ she cou,nK municipal eleetisH; ALEC,
$50 form ASmselves into a pef-ssnent egrSanfza-
ton FOR ths future profession q Their issereoiAs
~ which have been tie spEsect ~ greas share
" OF city leg ssi'on" Sevcfsa huncreo pen ns
ssmbled last evening d the place above desg-
mated The ufscring was organized oy the e'~ction
of Mr. WarnT us Chairman. and TIE arpoirpd'ent
Il two Secretaries The Cbmrman bfefiy states the
object of the nrssfng as SET forth in the call, wren
-,ss moved that Committeybe ,iPpOir,ed TO review
tAs, nominations hat had been IN de tx the dinfont
parties and report in favor OF tie Candidates iaost
suiabe receive abe sutfrRsss of the caEtmen ana
truckmen of NewfoEk
4 gentleman vheee name We did not learn was
introduced to the rRstng and made speech OF about
an hoar's duration IN the cou-Sef his 'emarks, De
set fos,h the many aerests that tls sartmen OF New
York had nj stake and calculated the bcreits that
woui accrue Them should they uIste their strength
and labor for the election OF mso Ell prlnc'Ple ara
standing to office. He wanted EVAN Tor Mayor VINO
would meet them at any time faes 10 lace, ana wne
would assist them in having repeal ed laws that
were obnoxious TO their calling. lhey had
tried NJ. Havemeyer twice and Wosd tv1ce, ano
neither had effected fhing for the ~ vsneement OF
their business and he urged upon tbs ear tmen 70 Try q
new mar The carimenOf New orb "a, moered ,OOo
men, and with half that number VA ~ could be
powerful auxiliary At She conclusion II hsspeoch
The Committee Who had been appointed ut the early
mart OF the meeting, made their appea rance. the
Chairman stated that the Committee bEd been unable
to fully canvass the merits OF the sevrs can aiates
presented for their consideration, an6 W QUO report
iroeress AZ the adjourned meeting 10 be hsid ON
FRIDAY they would be prepared TO male full report
A gentleman upon the platform desrea to know
what progress had been made, whereupan the CHAR,
man again apoogized and asked leave 70 ieier until
Fridnv night but being loudly called upO to make
know heir progress be stated that Of s ne mnaons
for Mayor the Committee would presess TO the SUI
TRACES OF the carmen the nominee OF TIC kepnoheaa
party, Mr.. George 0pdyke. This cho' &c was
received with vociferous cheers ny ma
orty of those present, the remainder gov ing three
cheers for Mr.. HayemeyeT and all unitInB I'm giving
tlIee proans for Wood. The Committee reported
further in favor Of the Republican candidate for Cor
poration Counsel Solomon l.. Hull which ch, ice was
also received with loud cheers After sone far7her
speaking by various persons present ia 81 tue can
didates the meeting adjourned.