New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-06
UNION CITY AND COUNTY CONVENTION

for the Republican judiciary ticket.
UNION CITY AND COUNTY CONVENTION.
INFUSED As YET.
An adjourned meeting of the 80 called Union Men
was held last evening at Thorps Hotel for the purpose
of making another attempt to PIT in nomination City
and County officers. Gen. john LLOYD, as President
took the chair at little before ocock aud called the
meeting to order. Several alterations were made in
various delegations by substitutions for absentees
After the resGng of the minutes of the last meeting
Mr. T.. A. BoGARDUs offered the following resolution
Wheas There has appeared in public papers
s preamble and resSaOn PuPUTtns to bave been adopted
sna Inst Il has beer sugv,ted In e that ReouSH
nominees for local offices should be adopted the nominees
this Conyenn and declaring that such adoption would hs
rspgbt tn ~ t6 cause in which we
are engaged by its unjust and expressions Of want oil
confidence in deliberstion
Mr.. GRASBCRY thought there was nothing insulting
in the published resolutions referred TO, az 1t would be
disgrace to adopt nominees of the Republican party
MI WAGNER thought they had come to nominate
officers and moved TO lay the resolution on the table,
Adopted.
Mr. BoGARDUs moved that they proceed to make
nominations by ballot. -,
Mir. LARAMoRE would like 10 test the sense of the
meeting, whether 1t was pohue 10 make al! hoiinA-
tOrs al all.
The CHAIR read communication, to the effect that
Committee of Conference bad been appointed by the
Breckenridge Convention. The letter was received,
but no action taken upon II.
MIR NoYRs presented a resolution from the Union
Club Of the Twenty fret Ward, requesting their dele
gales to oppose the nomination OF any ticket at this
DIR. McFARIANE had been thinking the matter over,
spd concluded that not to make any nomination would
be 10 the identity and confess the weakness OF
the party. He thought they bad better make nomlna
lions al compel the other parties to come to e MS
The Doctors remarks seemed to be peculiarly palata
| Die to the Convention.
/ Mr. BoGARDUs favored making straight cut nomiua-
items. He could not vote with the Republicans and
| did not wish to vote for the bad men put up by the
DIR. KIRBY thought nobody wanted their help but
the Republican s. the Fusion ticket was going out OF
| New -IoIk with 3UVOO majority, as tney Wouid poh
Mr. BRows seemed to doubt the feasibility of elect
inc straight ticket and suggested that their strength
| migtt best be shown by fusing with somebody.
| tx InsI ectOr j. W. MORTON was willing TO DO any
THU to defeat the Republicans especially tho Repub-
Mr.. BoRLAYD Of the Thirteenth Ward moved that
they proceed to nominate straght-out onlon ueset
| al d appoint Committee Of Conference.
Dr. JAMrs AUSTIN was rtioiced at the prospect of
straight ticket. lie believed this party would be the
rulir party four years heDce
| Mr. J. K. SMITH of the Sixteenth Ward reminded
the Convention that all creation was looking at them
with intense interest
After further debate, Mr.. Borlands motion was
adopted.
applause ~ r,.u-, g., ID.
| corder.
Mr. LEyERIDGE was nominated unanimously by &C
| camatiOD.
II was then decided that they should nominate anc
then Uroceed to ballot according to ORDER Register
coniGo first Mr. VIM. II. Draper nominated VIM. ii
ALBERTsoE which Immediately raised great commo
| lion; cries of Republican and Kisses drowned ever,
thing else. Mr.. Diaper said Mr.. AlbertsOn had re
| nounced Republican sm and was trus Union man
Tb.y then proceeded to the business before Them an
after many inefie ctna baOtiDgs produced the follow
ing result:
For Regtr.............. Charles Peck Seventh Wnd
9 For R,eoydey... ........E L. Bogsrdus Ninth Weird
Tor Su,yo0ate..........W. II Browne, Second Wsre
For Civ A Talmsdge Twenty hist W a'u
For Judge Of Srpe Cont. John Leyedge Seventh ",u
l Committee was appointed in accordance win ", tn'
motion 10 hold conference with any otner | ~
with power to alter OF regulate the above % ', t
the Convention adjourned subject 70 tue "a" u '"
d CHAIR.
The Tamuany Convention of the let Difnc
j pomip at.d James Hayes ne candidate Tor the Assem-
bly, last evening.
+, m. rvtb District Mozsrt Congressional Conven
A.. 30, last evening at No. % Bowery, and ate
more than thirty ballots succeeded in nominating ia.
4 Keujean. Tie unsuccessful candidates acquiesce
L in the nomination, and promised their support in Oh
j; canvass.
}. The Vth Assembly District Convention ,Tau
y NAM met last night at the "Adriatc," pursuant t
y dtur ment, and proceeded to ballot for q eandidat,
: There were two candidates-Msjo r Hall and A. d.
laucey-between whom he Convention was divide,
3. Elk and six. After tsO,iny fourteen tunes with Il