New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-12

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j. ~ commemorative If that party which mas ever a.
,sar The interests Of the laboring man, ana nus over
nndSocated and stands pledged to support the n3uo
stead bill Mr. ComneIiord your can Of t lD sane
w lie ia q child Of labor, and sympatnlzes WIN
y "a worLipgmap. have known him Tor many years
"a l,noU him 10 be OF sterling worm ana meg
a., IL u by the election OF sqch men 70 respopsoe
ry that his Land IL 10 I'd redeemed from the hands
81 The corrupt politicians WHO rave fttened upon quo
If .sood OF f,ccsuen NJ. Grow concluded by urs,ls
the electors Of lat district TO secure the election u u
COmpeItJrd. ,. ,,,on
cheer followed him ,, rL conuar
foyd whose appearance was hailed WITH nnoounuIIu
sprlsuse He spoke for some tine returning -,
far the nou ipalion and promslng, eiecseu, W
the reope that they hai not been mistaken y; pueIg
heir t1nst in him. He hoped 70 be able 10 address the
citizens Of the Fourth Ward at an early day In some
spproprjate hall where his voice would not 20 10
severely taxed. .n,;s 5so,.os
and were attentiyely listened to. During the entire
eetirQ there was not the slightest disturbance ana
The epeakers were allowed TO proceed IS unlnterrapei
| v as If they had been assembled in DIR. CneeVers
cIuTch. While Mr. Grow was speaking, one intox-
| Gated I1ishman intruded proposition ior tnree
cheers for Michael Tuomey, ana even eAecu;eo tie
preliminary hip hip, hip" bat as no one JolL co ~
The hurrah' he sneaked out oil the crowd anu Su'
| eided
| joins McCUNy IN THE HOUSE, OF HIS FRIENDS
The Irish Nevs thus speaks of the Democratic cand-
date for City judge
Mafo1tupts will occur in the best regulated families
IL appears that they do not ignore the il-regaiaed
either for in the case we have nos to aiude TO- mozlt
| is o suierer with Tammanyl, and In accordance WIN
that unfortunate fate the old Wigwsm has as1 as she
had heretofore for Purser. TO bear the weight OF the
slietiop and nfiotion, of John H. McCunn as ls can
ddate for City Judge. Deeply as we sympathze win
numerous friends Of both those organizations who hang
their be ads for rhame at result they were power
TO prevent il Is reason we should not but ratner an
excellent reason that we ihould proclaim the man
totally and entirely unfit in every possible way that
any good cit zen can it, for the Office and the ohce
unfit for him. We hasten the more promptly and the
more ztaloufy to cay 30, as s sought to make II ap
near that Mr. McCunn s the choice Of the
| can people of New-York An uninfuental and insig
n6cant rabble who are constantly bringing discredt
on both cur Mother and Adopted land, will doubtless be
very demonsIative in his behalf but we have yet to
meet and hope il may be long time until we meet the
respectable irsh man who fayors the election
| of John II, McCupn for City Judge
| A NOMINATION DECLINED.
NEwYoRK, Oct. 9, 1860.
| GENTLEMEN: In compliance with your wishes,
have yen earnest consideration the nomination for Assembly
rendered Thursday evening last by tn regular Amen
Convention am fully aware that in common with many
independent electors OF the District you think my nomination
entitled 10 the rdorsement Of united Opposition, and feel
convinced that nothing would be left undOne part Sc
cure oI me- any event the support of intelligent citizens who
bndy tubseryentt 10 party lou justly nelhah tha
in the oPpoOn interests of the Sixteenth
agsns combination Of trading pssans there oognt to
be show OF political faith as between man and man,
The American voters of the District are not as formerly ma
lofty of this Opposition; but minority they have their
ngbs. and sensitive to slight or injury Awsy' Posessas
But hn tried with or sbused BY party they have
administered ebuke at the ballot box 70 me
bad faith OF those with whom they might Otherwise nave cofaa
he present instance that you intend my nomination
Ct dsasacton at the course OF party c41es
10 the Dis Ii rather than manifestation Of hostility 70 Op
9olee, io "is aGng t !.ste SenSy That obis;is
Il yipdicaion of popular interests ignored BY obbing As
emb Senators, the interests OF oar ndust1us cru
m6sop and spsculsto the Interests Of houehoisrs and
rent payers impoverished for the benefit Of pasAn
dron5, leeches For years have sought e elect
through legislative action an inPro In ths dses, nd
houses SATISFIED by personal sni official scrutiny of .h.e
sbOdemsny Of which disgrace to civiis
Committees Of the Legi'asse year ater with
Sn gs s 1sSac 10 ss or thrust @ to
for jobbng Last year became candidate Tor
drew favor Mr. Jaques bis that he would de-
vote himself the fusrance Of views ia .eation 70 tbs
subject sgbseqge prepared b which Nh JsqaeS ntTo
dacee and doubtless tai gentleman might have '
Winter IN connection With Msssr. Fry and fbuy Com:
Of Citizens Ell the Assembly Committees and
received tha the bill should DC reported but nothing
burned 10 death in teHaHthous during The 'Ag Of be Legita'
Now gentlemen the evidence your sympathy conveyed by
th, nonu 70 position which formerly endeayor.d
do duty gratifying though banen of results fer
an election concerned IA man. feel that you appreciate
10Y motives end likewise grafed kao0 that msny.hun
otd Of fellow citizens, Of all parties In the district
ready sustain by their As matter Of consistency
temples to accept the nomination trang It's event to the
people who the foundston Of ell parties But the other
Eoro on withheld from becoming candidate by two oonsid
eons TIE first apprehension that such action, at this
tine might rtatd instead Of furhefns the for which
ngne,s any obtce IN the way Of harmonious conso
dstn Of opposition elements IN district against
Of factions whose Presidential issues would be local
misfortune and aiional mistake.
ItheIfo gentlemen respectfully beg leave decline your
nomination candidate for Assembly in the * Assenoly
Dhtrict. A j. II. DUGANNE.
TO MetsIs HOWELL, HUNPHREYs RIGGSs, and Others o
mittee.
CONVENTION.
EEw-YoRK, Oct g. 1900
An adjourned meeting the With Assembly Dstdc, Reunb
sn Convention held al No. 322i Grand Saturday
ming Oct q, at o'clock Dir John c. Smith in the chair
The roll called and contesng delegations appeared from
Mr. W,mmel delegate both cLetL stated thst the con
esthn AID the Chairman of each Of the Associations had
seed TO submit to the Convention four dele
dele from the Thlteelth Ward moved that the
h ket submitted to the Convention be admitted regular
SN sys "n 0''n on 'ss Pu WIS canned 0' f'a' to
yehtoD, and the remaining delegate, nominated Dir Andrew
CTst by reclamation.
The following list cf delegates acting with the Convention:
1fiteenth WtIdJ C. Smith, Charles 1rurum, William R.
Ey'uth Ward.-Wilsu L. Wemmel, Patrick Hsgan Chas |
g. Strorg
VIZ. Il OLIVER Secretary. &c. SMITH, Chairman.
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The REVELATIONS OF A SLAVE SNUGGLER."-A |
narrative of the life of Capt. Philips Drake, said to
have been an African trader for fifty years describes