New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

A. aop was held at Ondsr]onk y all last evening, j.
G. Gou d in the chair. very large number of ciir
ze,s in,d the Association, and their names wire
sdd TO the roll. Reports were received frog, the
several Nominate Conventions with the utm'st en-
thusiasm and the candidates promised w. IN sup
port The Wide Awake Club also had Getting, 70
prepare for the demonstration might Commit
appointed TO try and procure iVV more dresses
IL lin for the parade.
EIGHTH WARD LINCOLN AND HAsLIS CLUB Hid
CONGRESSIONAL Drs1sIcr Alta nesting Of this Cllb
held on Monday evening Oc,. after the transa''ion
Of mice. l.neons business, on motion OF MIR. William
Gland Bourne, II vas
R,ed That we hail the noutnation Of Amor j. williamson
TO r,pss.bt IId Coz se.onal Di.t as one smi9snty
.erveg thu confidence OF o. put t ~ ssrnon{ "a ss
s pSi p1 90 i"y e orb Of our esndid,te.
mar n. payment 81 the best prices to persons 10 bis
employment snd his constant advocacy Of the principle Of 20
Of syery wo hinguan OF TIE Di,hict
Reortd Thai the woshngmsn Of Nev-York owe 1t 70 them
sev the sobismen OF the country to sa.'sn at le
cou election only zach men will ps pledged TO tf'. Ter
nit Homes and the Protection OF American Industry
Mr.. Bonrne sustained bis resolutions in a handsome
{ ute to Mr. Williamson, and an earnest vindicad,n
of II, publican principles the only Conservative doc
trnes TO which woIkipgmeu may look for tie adsan,e
uept of the Labor interests OF the country t work
il emen have always snttained the Democratic party,
but lbe d. mocraic party has proved unfdhfu to them
The time has come WREN worsiognen must vote for
themselves; and the PARTY of Free Labor advocates
those principles of union and conservatism which prom
lie peace and prosperity to the country.
Mr.. Bournes address was warmly responded TO BY
tie audience and at the cose loud cheers given
for MIR. Williamson.
TwESTY-FIRsT WARD REPUBLICANS AT meet
ing OF the t venty-frst Ward Republicans, held 90
MOI day evening RS ntiODs we're orsd ratifyiDg the
nominations Of Mr. Wakeman for Congress, aud Mr.
T.. & johnson for Assembly Mr.. Grisgo ID 10 sup
por of the naton of Mr. Wakeman referred 20 tbs
fact # name having b'eu presented to the Congeo-
ton by bis friends a ca0O date for Congr9 while
be had not sought the nomination. he did not feel at
hbT'y to refus the Of his name in the Conveni1D
and returned his warmeSt franks TO those who 500
pcrtd him for 80 distinguished a position. He
said it would be source Of grauh alton to
feel be had the coDhdsDce of such men,
But he wished it to he understood he was not d.
feated az bad been remarked. aud nov would
be in a coItesi WHERE Republican wins. One of the
Cardinal doctrines of the r. publ can faith which he
mot cordially od reed principles not men, aud
who could say he was defeatet where 50 able and well
TIED Republican Abram Wskemsn had received
t domination. SIR G.. appealed 10 his friends 70 take
of eir coats 10 90 to WORK in good earnest for Mr.
Wskemsn al he woud be with them.
VIIITH DISTRICT BRECNSRIDGE Assembly Coz
yHnTION-The 18th Il strict B5eckinridge Assembly
Conyen ion met ,st evening at the corner OF Pitt and
Brooue sIeers, aud adjourned 10 Monday evening
next without making nomination. The deIegapon
fr the Thiret nth Ward was cOnestsd and the even
lug wac spent in sst Ing or, d-Dtias.
Vim DETHCT BRtCKINRIDGE CoNGREssIoNAL
NoMISEE.-The With Conpressio AL District Demo-
crac Club net last evening at No. 429 Grand street.
ard pas,ed resolutions indorsDg the nomination of
John Defy, Breckn dge candidate for Cong ess.
SEVENTH ASSEMBLY BRECKINRIDGE Convention
After three adournments this Convention again met in
Bank street, Beecker and no minated D4niei
Young for Assem- bly, in the Ith Aseubly District
CONVENTIONS.
Fifth and Eighth Tsmmany Congressional Conren
tons met last evening. The Fifth Convention met at
Washington Hall, Wiiansburgh, aud after receiving
overtmes from the Union Conyel ton Of the D5trct
acouDed TO TUESDAY night Lext III this city, without
efe,li non nation.
The E'ghth DIS rlc Convention met at the corner OF
Fonrrh Avenue and Thirty second street.. l,rga num-
Der ballots were had without choice being ade, and
at II O'Clock the Convention adourr ed 70 meet on Sa
turGay evening next During the b.lloting Aid
He rick received on several occ.ols II of the IS votes
Dec. tsdry 10 a choice. MIR jackson ranked next and
Bradley was in the rear.
SlvINTH ASSEMBLY TANMASY CoSvESTIoS-This
Convention met last night at the Malta, c1rner Of
Broad way and Thirteenth street. but foied 10 make
any nomination. The meeting adj burned until next
MTday.
THIFrFENTH ASSEMBLY TANMASY NoNISArIoS.-
At al adjourned meeting of ths Convention held last
night at the corner Of Fifty first street and Eighth
avenue, Alexander WaId was nominated for Assembly
n, n II tbe 18Th District.
mozart CONGRESSIONAL CoSvESTIoSs.-The No
IIil Democracy
sionsl Conventions. We append the results:
7b5rd Dturict.-The Mozart Hall Convention Of
THE D,trict II ct at the Fifth Ward Hotel Mr. Ben
j mip Wood received the spontaneous nomila ion."
The ushn MP stairs of heavy baskels of champagne
immediately afterwards indicated that it would DO III.
d, rsed with perfect unaDimlty.
The TsmIDany Convention Of this District met at
the same place 10 nominate caI didate for Congress In
s'ead of Richard T. Compton, declined. Ben. Wood
sDd John G.. aber were the candidates with 40 or
three scattering votes On the first ballot it is cl me1
that Wood received Is votes out of the 50 bu before
the result could he officially announced wiod) y
uas hoised by two delegates from the Eighth
Ward, when about d. persons Scrambled
in and started bosterous hurTab tor mather declar
ue bin to be the nominee, and alleging that Wood re-
ceivd biz support through hOcus pocus management
Of o. ttr substitutes in place of the egulsrly CHI
delegates During this iuuu it announced tnaE
tie Convention would take rec ss for hall an hour.
Ttey met sub g1snly ia u'2er room III lie Fifth
and Eighth Warts having withdrawn, leaving 81 in
tie Convention, Ben. Wood was nominated by accla-
N ton.
Fyurth D,stric.-This Convention met last even
ing a, the Essex House, in Grand rect, and after
Sc era unsucressfl ballots adjourned to meet at No.
- BoUery next Friday
ran District-This Convention met at No. I73
Madison street last evening" and upon an infor nal
ballot nominated John Duffy, (}r ckDrdge caud
dste and then took 10 await The action of the
Tsmnary Convent N in WILLIAMSBURG which also |
met last evening. The Convention convened again at
10 o'clock and appointed Committee of Ve 20 con-
with the other delegations, and then adjourned 10
Thursday evening ne,t. No nOmna ion was made.
sian District-This Convention assembled last |
right st Riley saloon of Allen aud Houston |
streets sDd baloted for candidate for Congressman,
but adjourned in consequence of the friends Of Messrs
John CocbraDe and John w. Chanler, the two lead |
ing candidates. being about equally strong in the Con
vtntion, 10 meet On Friday, at the same place AID
hour
Sereath District-Tbis Convention met last night, |
at jackson Hall in Greenwich avenue, and nom.
irat,d Elijah Ward, the Brecknrdge candidate.
UOoi no " ofe was asO before the Convention, bat |
received o. ly two votes
EtghH Distyct.-Tbe delegates of this Convention