New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-31

ORDER and Owen w. Brennan was called to the Chair.
Judge Dayton Horace Greeley, aud E. Dssfeld
Smith, then addressed the meeting, which wAs kept up
until near ten O'Clock.
RALLY OF THE VETERANS OF THE WAR or lSl2-
The veterans of 1872 residing in this city and vicinity
who are in favor Of the Union, and the election Of
Lincoln and Hsmlin respectively to the Presidency
and Vice Presidency of the United States are cordlay
invited to meet and council together at No. 6lS Broad
way, on Thursday evening, Nov. !, at o'clock.
| CoyGRyssrosAL-Effor are being made 10 fuse on
one candidate in the let District against Carter All
| tho more reason why we should work the harder to
elsct him. In the With District Elijah Ward shows
s;Ons Of cayng in in behalf of the Schsdsm Schnapps
candidate Mr. Dow will be elected in spte OF both o.
| either of them.
Fnsr CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. The Fusion
| Conference Committee last night agreed upon Ed
ward Henry Smith as the Union candidate for Congress
| in this District.
TwENrY-sEcoNp WARD-The German Wide
Awakes of this Ward held crowded aud spirited
neetipg last night in NicoliDs Hall, Forty-sscopd
street. Addresses were made by Adam Roedlser,
Fred Kapp, Francis Malignon, aud Robert f. lIiloig
There is a very cheering spirit prevailing in the &Alld
Ward.
THE LOOK. OUT HORSE CLUE, composed OF sterling
Republicans met sst night at Ears Saloon, on Broad
way, and completed their arrangements for the demon
ctr alton on Friday night. The Club is commander BY
| Capt Penny They will turn out about fifty horse,
| and form feature in the procession.
FIFTH DISTRICT CONGRESSIONAL DEMOCRATIC RAT
IFIcATIoS MEETISG.-This meeting, 70 rafy tie NOM
nation of Capt. Nelson Taylor, was postponed until
Friday night in consequence Of the appearances OF the
weather Though extensively advertised, by posters
and newspaper notices, only about hundred Demo
Gratis showed themselves during the evening" and at an
early hour tie Headquarters" deserted by all
except the keeper.
FINAL CAyR.IY OF THE USIos PARTY.-Ths Union
County Convention at Thorpes Hotel on Saturday
evening The proceedings ere characterized by much
bitterness of language. Mr.. Bogardus, DOmines for
Recorder and Mr. Biunger candidate for Supervisor,
resigned The motion was then made to vacate the
nomination of F. A. Tllmadge for City Judge, and TO
adopt him az candidate for Judge of TIE Superior Court
The question was divided the first proposition carried,
aud the second lost. delegate then pr,pofed the
| name of John McCunn for City judge; upon which
another remarked that that persons course OF practice
in the Marine and other Courts was not such as 10 rec
ommend him to the Convention, and referred for au-
authority TO Mr. Bogsrdus, delegate from the Ninth
| Ward who had, az he said, an extensive practice In
passion and threatened to break up the Convention
| if he was again thus insued Recrimina ions fol-
\ lowed-msking a perfect uproar for half an houti
after which Gen. Tamatge was nominated for Judge
of the Superior Court Mr. Bogardus was then adopted
as the Union candidate for Recorder since declned,
| and Smith Ely, jr., for Supervisor
| The WooD R,TIFIcATIoS.-A meeting, called TO
| ratify the unanimous nomination" Of Benjamin
Wood 10 represent the Third Congressional District
in the Thirty seventh Congress- held last night a.
the corner Of Franklin street and West Broadway.
TIE word unanimous probably referred ID the fact thai
| the Convention that It is claimed, nominated WOOD
broke up in row. and half of its members refused
| TO participate in its proceedings Inere were small
s1J,ads of orchbearers from three Wards ana good
MANY boys bore tansparences, the notices on which,
in some cases. eviDced considerable originality at least
30 far as photography was concerned. One pore .ne
| inscription: We are Wife Men," Another DE-
| clared: " Wen Load up our Wood Nov. 6th,' but
whether for Congress Salt River was not stated.
small squad who appeared rather too Young to turn
executioners, were designated on transparency as
| {" John Brown Hangers" Another bore the words
"We are Warmed by Wood" whether this warming
! WIS done BY proxy, in the shape of old rye, was
not iutmated by words but was well enough conveyed
in pantomime. Near by where Mayor WOOD Nv, was ex
port Brother Ben." Henry Arcularius was the frst
| speaker, and was in his eement-that s mud !;
for the streets of the Cry Inspector were ~
a condition almost rvalng in the depth Of mud that
which the therefore famous Arcusrius used to delight
! to keep them in. What crowd there was were manly
spectators on the sidewalk who were unable 70 hear
much Of the speeches. The meeting brought rather
summarily 10 Close by mau having watch snatch.
| ed from his pocket. Ludolph Germer, of No. Is
Leonard street. listening TO speech, when &c felt
| hand pusbingup under his coat which was buttoned
w. He laid his hand on the back OF man, who was
starting run but the supposed thief slipped through
his fingers when the cry OF Stop thief was raised
and what was left of the assembly gave chase Officer
Croleus who was on Varick street. hearing the cry.
ran in front of the crowd and arrested the suspected
| thief who was taken to the Fifth Precinct Station
| House where be gave his name as james Irving. He
was searched, but the watch, valued at $50 was not
found. Wien about being put iu the cell, the prisoner
resisted Officer Croeus, who bore the marks Of having
| had quite a severe tussle in locking him up.
MORE TRUTH THAN PoETRY.-The following is an
advertisement from yester lays Herald:
| UNION FOR THE SAKE OF THE sPOILs.
| FOR President,
Mr. FUSION