New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21
DEMOCRATIC CITY CONTRIBUTIONS.

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Tbs BOO, OF dei'g-tes bid tssf eco uesdsg
iast right at TnorTs Iossl, Usioa ssus,s. AZ tue
meeting lasi Friday ngtt. which VISA 81 oss.b.r "a.
vste, the following f-sier put out s,wa.d T.e,-
many Hall, prefso.d 50 vii be seon by choice BIZ 4
bravsdo abort tse NaioaJ caodidssNs:
Re.sd Thea. ctnv, nil Ell ma b. Is tsscs sss
y: 70 sg.;to. sy ss,s vt s -s' . %; as...
Sridra ara E,pe sn5 sbo DOT opposed @ ~ p',dsys
oD, her shc suppor ssr esndiss for he t
S,ss TSs,is %sios aosin.sa for the yss. -
70 Be sts u he .Iis S 20 rsSo. ss al q 70 .
heessr and that th,rer"e ,att' ssc ala q masass
Ur the further pleasure Of this cOavsno1 'ha % ns's
Ss.lr,d That the Gu iwsn Of TIL. cer7ecou ,re.ss
Con mite Of Eve who's al have authority % c'nfet .as
iie conni zee iro@ ny Other o,ssns. VOC ss' 's
sed ticket up.n % and esi'ss , ,s g,sss' e., as
sSIst g. subject to the approval dipposs Il ta css-
vention.
Duripg the iDterveniog days Tsmmsny held hsr
primaries and for fear Der delegates should BE- ssdac
from rhei allegiance, ordered Der City aud C,aasy
Cor vertion to sthn twenty hours sfssr tss
choosing Of its members Bot TIE aspirants for Office
IN bo'b sidss have worked hard aud fa4 bring about
fuson and thsrls bOrs seem to promise fsvorst re-
suits.
The Breckipridgsrs, Fernando Wood men. Iase
light heard with evident satisfaction that 1anuaSy
wst gracious, ard had gone far az to nsms Goa
ference Committee. Toere was a feeble sseup, %
oppose this bat 1t met with 90 aIs favor thas
the movers thereof speedily gave iu Az soon as tbs
roll vas called and ihs Convsntion purified of iassr.
iop. re- the above resolutions read aud f,loSsd
by the announcement that Tsmmsn5 had jass raised
Committee to try and bring about fusion. -"
Mr. Stept en- p Rosssil Immediately moved that the
existing Committee of the Brecks go az to essfse
with The Rcd Skins OF Tammany, ADD that the Con.
vention adjourn 70 oysters while the conference wa
being held.
Nr 7. P. Mott was opposed to this course. He
would not be identified with traders. and deaoaacsd
the affair re-pnlliDg. He moved to amend BY dis
charging the Committee Ut once.
On vote, Mr. Motifs amendment was lost-Yeas
@, Eays8l.
Mr. Russels motion was then carried by scesms.
lion, and the Convention went into recess f,r an
ind. finite period.
The Comutee started for the trys,ipg pIac, but Of
course their love. frsst wa, kept stric ly pivae.
The ouiside excitement at tia Brecsi ridge Convea-
tim was ahing to speak Of the sidewalk repcsseass-
ton being very esg-r and quist-persaps hecsass Of
the rain. AZ to the terms of sgrsemspt they vera
half the ticket or three Of the six candidates, and
fair division or DO fusion.
TAMMANY CITY And COUNTY CONVENTION.
The City aod County Convention of the Tammsay
section of the Douelas faction of the Democracy, nse
last evening for the nomination Of City and Coanty
ofRoers, TO be voted for Sc tins ensuing Nsvemsss
Election Seven delegates In sttsndaoce f-oM
each Ward and the outsiders in aud about the bar
room, cOmpised large portion of the rougds Of the
iiy. Two sets of delegates preesnted themselves
from the First, Eleventh. and Nioeseenth Wards.
10 NJ a. Cbof. II
G. orge A. jeremiah ard Henry P. West Secretaries.
In the f's, the copestipg delegations were led by
Cornelius Diuopd ard Mi,tasl Halpin; the Dimouf
delegation was received. In the Eleventh wsd.
Brown snd Kelly aud AID Boole led ths op ,osisg
deleeaoDs; ,be hero of the japanese wss admitted.
Ia the Ninetesoth Ward the a.rriok dAeg sdoa ~sa
admitted to the exclusion of the 1cS e5oo deesatiea-
A communication recvived from tbs Bfe ikinrdgs
General Commi tee, which In session az Taorps
in Broadway. corner Of Eighth street; q Counites
of Conference, of seven persons, appointed ooa-
si-tipg of Waterbury. Boolr Kissuer, F1om~t. Bel.
Clancy a d Sweeuey, aud the Convention adj,u-nef
for bour, to ao the Conference Committee to 20
up Tue Committee returned aud reported their las-
biity sgree upon Union Ticket unless they wosIa
rcede half thu ticket which they refused to do.
TIE Convention then proceeded to n,mioats.
For Justice Of the Saprems Coart. George G.. Bar
usrd was nominated on the 6rt ballot, he recsvisg
100 votes to 81 for John R. Brady. Mr.. Bl-a.rih
the present Recorder aud Mr. Brady one of the judges
of the Court of Common Pleas. It
TIE bsloting for Rec yrder on the first and third
baIo's W as as follows:
A R-sseL............65R R. Lyiogtou. ..........H
HOHmsD: 4'c snith ..;,....."..n
Sea te1iog ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
On the second ballot il is said that Mr. n Iins, re-
ceived psori y, but member Of the Coovsotisz
in the intereet Of Jodse Russe grabbed the box and
destroyed the tickets. .
The pext ballot stood ss foIows
John Il Hntnsn ......s...,.... ............ts
Abraham D. Russell. ........,..... IS
And Mr.. Hoffman was Dcmiusted. l
Duipg the taking of the last ballot, there was q
slight alteration in the Coal Hole bet ~een Jas. E
Ker,igap, eFq., ex.Coupcllman, ths man who did
10, shoot Alderman Genet for improprietes towxd his
wife and sister, and Mr. vsncs of TIE San rewp.
paper.
Mr Kerrigan called Mr.. Vance a Deity doomed an
vermin. bearing scoundrel ar was about to preossA
to nors vio Mt expressions. but fortunate enough
to have friends. who restrained hin.
The first ballot for City Judge stood
Michael Connolly. So Scattering
On the second ballot Mr.. McCunn. was nomiuass&
by the following vote:
n, 3 connoIy
oca"eTlns..'''"''
Whereupon be was carried out the bsr. and ssve-
raj people took drink. At p o'clock the Conventioa
was stJl baottipg for the remaining officers.
BRRcKISRiDcE AoAIS.-Ths Breckenridge Convea
ton, after the fsilure of the Inference Conmittss,
meds ,hs foowirg nominst ns;