The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-21
CITY POLITICS.

yn0 EuD1On Move Memts
krPonsTAENT OF A SUBCOMMITTEE BY rEB UlEoN
hxErINa coAAlTrEB, ETC.
me new fusion committee appointed BY the chairman
Of ths great Onion meeting met yesterday Wall street.
and organized By the election Of Joshua Henry Chair
man. Every member Of the committee was present but
ChSks 0Conor; letter wss, however, received from him
giving hs hearty approval of the movement sra hoping
that they would be able to bring about uron IN reality
= well n in nans.
he present attitude Of the parties ccussed AMI
finally committee appointed 70 confer with the two
party organizations and sec what Mey wanted 70 unit
upon one t'cket State and NATIONAL after which they ed
journed 70 mset q the call Of the Chairman Es meet!n
was quite harmonious and there seemed to be deter
mnation amongst al the members 70 form t,cke
that viii command the votes aud approval Of al
those opposed 2 the election Of Lncon and that VIII
glance 81 the committee VIII not, imagine, i'm.
press the nrm Of Richmond, Osgger Co. With the idea
above rm win md that they are dealing with parties
that they cannot humbug By their lying promises they
with them. For in their lives hey WIZ have TO do
they say, and nay - they do, even does about kill
them TO keep promise.
Breckfnridge County Nonin nations.
MEETING OF THE BRECKrNHrD6s NOMINATING CON-
vENTIoN-MEFFEcTuAL ATTEMPT TO FUSE WITH
THE DouGLAsIrEs- Es-NOMINAroN OF STRAIGHT
OUT BRRcEINRIpGE COUNTY rTCKEr-J0uN r.
BRADY roR JUDGE OF TUE SUPREME COURT,
cHARLRs A. MAY FOR RECORDER, J. n. LIVING
sros ron CITY JUDGE, MALCOLM CAMPBELL FOR
SURROGATE.
An adjourned meeting Of the Breckenridge County
Nominating Convention, convened IN pursuance OF call
of the Breckinridge and lano General Committee nom
nate candidates for city and county oces, held
evening, a. the rooms Of the Young Mems Democratic
Union Cub, Thorps Hotel Nr. Charles Francis presided
and Messrs Huston and Cantwe acted secretaries.
Tho meeting TO order, the Secretary calling the
roll and each MEMBER taking his seat as his was
announced.
Mr. g. w. syn read tho resolution adopted al the rre-
vious meeting in relation 70 the appointment Of sub
committee 70 confer for the purpose Of eectng just and
equitable fusion with elements opposed 70 the principles
Of .he republican party. Such committee be under
stood from reliable authority would be appointed from
Tammany Hall, tSpeet with the sub committee OF the
present Convention at Forences Hole at eight o'clock
after as was convenient and he therefore sug
geeted that the sub committee should proceed 10 the
ference.
Mr. TuADDrrs p Mor1 said that II be desired he might
have been appointed that committee but declined DO.
he did not Ike to cooperate with traders. He
opposed 70 fur on
a for hour TO permit the Tubconpittec TO
the se committee from Tarnmany Hall and that the
committee be Instructed TO return and report at the end
or that tmc.
Mr.. McrT moved as an amendment that tho sub COM
mttee be discharged s he did not weh the Convention
to hc controlled by any set Of wire pusrs
by n vote n 20 10 so.
The original motion OF Mr.. Russell was then pu. and
carried, upon which the Convention adjourned.
The Convention reassem5lei ala few minutes before
ten O'Clock
Mr.. g W. Sx7rH, the Chairman OF the Conference Sub
Committee, submitted as tne!r unanimous report that
they had met tie TanmaIy Hall Committee bat that
rroposi,on Jom them hal been received which they
could su5mi. 10 this Convention IS a body
Mr. Rrsst-L oaered 4 resolution that the Convention
now proceed to the nomination Of candidates for the fol-
loving ofaces:-Judge Of the supreme Court Recorder,
Surrogate. Register.
The Convention then went into informal vote for the
nomination Il candidate Judge TIE Supreme Court
with the following result-John z Eraiy, 70; 2lrnard
81 scattering J.
Ii was moved that The Convention proceed 70 regrsr
ballot, majority OF the whole number OF members
s.tuiing the Convention 20 be necessary choice.
II moved amendment that majority OF those
present 30 Hunclcrt % q cho.ce. Carried.
Two ,ellcTs then on motion appointed, and the
ballot var taken. Tho teers announced that only Ia
iour1 10 The hat The chairman therefore declared
the vote null and void.
a and 'ae siIeSsa s we're as os
The chairman, Mr. Francis here resgred his position
the appointment of number of sergoants arms sue
cec9ei in getting the meeting again IN order.
On motion q Mr. Lrssri, the Con.ention rescnied
the former motion to ba,t for candidates aud proceeded
10 vote rr- With the following Tcs1it:-Brady u,
me CnAirvAs declared wr Brady nor, lna,ei and on
motion The nomination was made unanimous.
motion ~ ad ourn did not prevail, aud tho Convenon
projected 10 the domination for Recorder. Among tho
names presented hat OF Abraham D. RUSSELL whom
Nr. stephen r. Russs declared " be Dourlas man. rrd
the Chairman declared that he could not therefore be
Candidate. When the ron called lei egate from the
Flrst ward yo,cd for A. D. RUSSELL which, by order Cr
the Chair Vas not recorded Tie delegation then de-
manaed permission 10 cave the ROOM which they d.i
Immediately upon tho permission being granted.
The voting or Recorder then proccesed without Inter.
Tgylion, resulting as folcws-Charles A. Nay 90, Na.
colin Campbell -, blank ..
The norlaaton % Nj Nay was then rraaa unanimous
The conysDtOn next voted for candidate sr the oacs
q City Judge, IN the following resuJ. 2 Living
atom Jo tx Judge UC,Dor %, Henry D. yutee T. Justice
Connolly .
The nomination Of Mr. Livingston made unan,mors
Malcolm Campbell was nomln mated By ac-lamaion ar
the oflce Of Surrogate.