New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27


carried On an informal ballot William Wal f VIII
iamsburgh rec ivtd 81 votes; Samuel II. McKiai e5,
!; James F. FreeborD, l6 On motion of Robert Mir
roy, the Convection ~ent into formal osll, the Se
rttaries acting ss tllers. Mr. Field ad0ocstei tho
claims Of Mr. Wall He thoughttbst no m nconld pou
a. large vote M Mr. Wall Mr.. Epes Ellery Of New
York made seeech 10 favor of ia mes +. freedom
in which he said II lot fair tina, WI iausou.e
Oh nd have Ill The Off IS. Il had the orFga ~
Chicago, and also tre E,ctor, and now " ~ao's We
Co, gri @ m.n half dozen gentlemen rose u ih'h
feet and Tor few m there was every in,esrop
of lively time Blu, the chsirnan Vigorouay uIrg
his knuekles brought the Cow, nn'a 20 order. 10
qussons. ns w ssI ws "ua .ocibodsr ia the VIII
Esmsbnro Ferry that he drinks & ,od run, ana pays
for it but the question should not Do ralsed,-W Is
not in the prov ince OF the Cow sntoo 70 dlscu .
Il. A delegate from New York said, he did not $50
wby The ten perance prncip should be sneersd a..
IVoees-Oh, this is not temperance NEE ing; slt
DOVE. &c And the gentleman subsdsd. Some OF
The del. gss Of the Seventh Ward repe' Ina iaSinu
a,ion That Mr. Wall had I" fixed mp matters Ia that
Ward. He bad not been there. DIR. Snodgrass you'd
70 Dindy cling to HI pref r-nc-s, but h9 believed
MIR. Ffe-born 10 be strong man, but stil h- w0u'o
90 for the sroDgest hr. Free orn would poll
heavy vote from the Democrats. After lengthy de-
ba on the mers of the respective candidates. w %.
Harrigan Of New.York moved that Within Wall be
nom mated for Congress by aeelan alton. Carried With
but voices being heard 10 opposition. Z ,mmlt-
tee of five was appointed TO wait upoa NJ. Wall 10
inform him of his nomination. The Convection then
acioorued wi b che ers for Honest Old Abe and the
nominee Of the Convention.
SiutA District.-Tbis Convention met last night at
No. 6l8 Br. way, and on motion OF Col Piacknsy,
Mr. Charks A. Dana vas called ~ the chair, AMI Mr..
MeDonoush was chosen Secretary. Meesrs joan L.
Tay Ior and John A. Harden rock were Appointed to
fill va. ancies in TIE Fifteenth Wa deeg .on There
appesriog two delegations from the eleventh Ward,
81. IN hays hsen nv
X, pubhcsp Ward Associations, the contestants w're
allowed 20 minutes each to state their respective cases
Mr.. Lewis Ii. Wat, spoke on behalf of on, delega-
ton and clsined that the Association of which he was
Pesdi It, vas organized in 1855, and had coDstitu.
III which was adopted at that tine and amended The
following year. Tueir rol-bOok had been sOl from
the Secretary 10 the street. de concluded thst the
other delegation was elected by association that ad
been in existence but few weeks. Mr.. Steinberser
spOke ON tehaf of the other delegation, claiming TIA
il was the correct aud had been elected by an as
socaticp that numbered two or three hunfrei names
on its roll After c)oside able ,harp shJotiog he weea
the Contestants ard some remarks by Col. PincSney
and Mr.. Taylor, motion was carried that all PEI,
sons excepting the del gates OF the tnteenth and
Seventeenth Wards leave Ihe no n, it icing cia ned
that deli gates Of these Wards would have 10 decide
upon the matter lengthy dis usslon ensued relative
70 the sdmssion of the delegations and vots thereon
resulted for and against. An intsrmssi u of ten
minutes was tasen, but the delegates upon Ieasae a
bling still Standing 7 to the Convention adjourned
until Friday night.
SereHh District - In this District there no COM
potion, Augustus +. Dow of the Ninth Ward receiving
the nomination. .-s---
Eighth Distrid.-The Convention was presided over
by VIM Curtis Noyes, esq.,, and Mess's. Cooper and
Patterson, Sscrelari. Several ballots resulted 10 Ii
for Abram Wakemn, 10 for A. W. Griswold, esq
Chairman of Twenty-frst Ward Associi;io for
James Fairman twho retired for II. F. Clarke two
a. Ia b
ballot Mr. Wakenau was nominated by receiving II
woes the friends of Mr.. Farman going. for him m
body. Mr.. Oakley Hail. for the friends II afr. CHS
void moved, amid mucn enthusiasm that the nom,na-
ton be made unanimous. The Convention toJK a
recess Of 10 minutes, daring which msssTs Fafnao
and Wakeman il on invitation Of the Conveni,o
mir. Grswold being absent from the neighoorhood on
other poli,cal busInesel. Mr.. Wakeman responded N
feeling, dignihed and hearty speech. Mr. fairnau
made eloquent and mag anlnous speech Me-
Oakley Hall responded for Mr.. Gnswold, and CON-
graduated them on sstm6liDg in G'iswod's home
stead 10 vote for the Wakeuan homestead caudid.le
ano called Oh all TO vote for Honest yoVng Aos WAKE
mani, well Hones' old Abe iLincjlDl DR.. Della
field Smith made stirring speech; ard Mr. Noyss, Ga
berg thanked for lis aoe and impair al presiding,
responded III h1ppy manner saying there were two
AbIabsms ia the field. Abraham the father OF ths
fsIth'ul and all he people were 10 do 10 be fi H.
full TO tie two Abraha DIS. The meeting ao ourned
amid the most enthusiastic and harmonious eongrs.ua
tltpt-an augury OF succets.
"TANHAsY CONGRESSIONAL COSvEsTIos.-Etghtt
Distriet.-The Tammany Convention of tie District
met at the of Fourth and Tnirty third
street last evening, and after ba0tlDg thirty ,imss
without affecting choice, adjourned to Tuesday
ing next. On the last ballot Arson Herrick received
ii yotes, John j. Bradley II, ana David S. Jack
son z.
TAAAASY ASSEMBLY CosyESTIoSs.-Al these Con-
ventioDs met las. night, with the following result:
/. Adjourned to Thursday evening.
=. William Walsh, nominated
3. Josepf Woodwork, nominated.
4. j. c. Kenny nominated.
5. ADJOURNED 70 Ihursday. Five aspirants.
&. Samuel L. Webster, nomn ted.
:. Adjourned 70 Monday evening next.
g. Oscsr III. Bugar,, no D Iatd.
9. Adioune 70 Wednesday evening next.
10. Adjourned to the cal OF the Char.
IL. John Hardy, No 400 Tenth-avenue, nominated.
IL. Andrew Saith, DO Minated.
IL. Adjourned 10 Tu sday evening next.
Ii. Adjourned TO Wednesday evening Dext.
Is. ADJOURNED TO Wednesday evening next.
THIRD DISTRICT BREcKISRDGE CONGRESSIONAL
NOMINATION. The Breckenridge Congressional Con-
veLtion of the lid District met at the Fifth w ard
Hot last night, ana nominated Mchas w. Burnss.
BREckNRIDGE CONGRESSIONAL EOmISATIoS The
BrckirIidee Convention Of the With Corg. ssional
District 10 { at Smiths Hotel corner of Fourth ave-
nue. and Twenty seventh street last evening and nom
mated 81 Sheriff James C. Wett on the third ballo
Ed MORGAN LIGHT ARTILLERY CoNPAST.-This
well-known Gonna Capt. Geo ge Morbrsy, held a
very large and cpl tied meeting on Tuesday evening at
the all on Grand street opposite Center Market. Sid
ney Ba clay in the chair and John Fox Secretary
Ninety ne " members were added to the roll, WHICH
low embraces nearly 500 and the company has about
300 ior They lived to tura out in folforcs
The gest parade Oct 3 equipped in the uniform Of