New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28


pai.cp the Convention proceeded 70 an ln,or pao'
o. Dayton &. Lushsy, 7. The ooOenuop tnea pro
e., d,d 10 formal bslOtiDes Toe hret OF caeSe cav
the same result ss OF the informal VoS' loe sso 'hu
ballot stood ss follows: Dow, IL; Dty'oD, 4; Tue
name of Mr. Luckey beng Withdrawn. Tho an
,onneepept of the result received in tn large
Rsl ~ seversl hupdr, people with repealed cheers
and lord calls were mace for she candldse. mr DOW
soon appeared in the Convention, aud Ia short ad-
dress accepted the nomin III III. Tbs Convection toen
adiou 10 the large hall below, where several
hupdred people had assembled to radfy the nonIa-
too. NJ. M,Leod Immediately lntr doced MIR. DO"
TO the sudence and in spirled address thai gentle
maD p dyed hmse, if el.cted, TO carry out faithfully
the doctrines Of the Republican party. Speeches rs
then made by Messrs, Conover, Hal, McAdsm,
Spencer, Luckey and Others.
Firm CoSGREssIosAL DIsrRICr-RENAkEs OF
Mr.. VIM. WALL - Ga aojourniDg on Wednesday eve
ming the Republican Congressional Convention pro-
eeeoed in body, instead of sending a committee OF
i've as first proposed the house of the Hon. William
Wall Oh Soulh Ninth street. to ance 10 toat gen
t.maD the OF his ominaton. Dr. Snodsrass, Tue
Cbalru an of the Conveniion, when Nh Walsppea,eo'
AID had b. en- otrJdu ed 70 the Com nj O. snu u.s.
pave hm great pleasure TO cay thai the hePuo"oa15
Convention had with the creates. uoaum,ty pres,p"u
his MIR Wall el name 10 a candidate for The next Con
pess; and @ was confident ttat the people "Ou.I i
fy the nouibatiCn. Mr.. Wal, IN the reply, s1u' ue
e0ud do nothing thu ~ accept u, coming AZ wv
RI n
ReUnb,lcab patty. He appreciated ibe noIia
mos because 1t was made for price. ne 40
l..n charged with buying his bomhsu 10, pn'
h, could say that tuCh charge was sa"dsrouS'
~ desginte of the least fJanda ioa.
he had Sc. only or two OF the gentlemen es'n
before that evening this season soCud Ne oe e'oo
20 the portion for which the psrtiaity OF iienuo ~
non mated HIM, he wou eOdeayor W 1uiln tue rus
uposed upon him. He would carry out the prlac'peo
of the Republican party and bis hrst ehor, wouu oe
10 preserve the UnJn and BIS neat would be 70 i'oK
ous for the nIerets OF Ne~-iork and vicinity and he
would be sectional OF y in this respect when sP2ro-
Ration bills before him as Tar as they aPphsd 70
New York. +
After this the Committee was invited to partake OF
some rsr, nmebts songs aud speeches cupled All
bopr or moie when the Committee dispersed WITH
Tousiug cheers or tie next member OF Congress from
the Vih District.
FIFTH DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC CosGREssIosAL
CosylS1loS The Tamna1y Convention OF this
district met yesterday afternoon, at the Kings County
Hotel WIhamsburgh delegates from all the wards
b,ioe present Toe folio wing letter nuusted 10 d
ieno by the Hon. w. Ma,lay, in view Of the slim
prospects OF the Democracy carrying the district;
| NEw-YoaK, sept "a, 1860.
To the Fifth Congregational Democratic consention
My having been put forth Ia pubic P,n, s0a pys S
occasion the eo,,e't suitable oppo[ani.y ,0sT
respectfully bot that 90 not desire 20 DC
hold my nom the proposed Nomination sho give s3e
Ssbe.n I sse aPon s s an coO
tween States of confederate UnoG can quite IN
| harmonious aid triumphant Canvass W. D. hAOLAh
A ballot being taken resulted: John Dafy, liquor
dealer, New.York, II; Wu. b. Maslty, 3; Joha II an
ford l; James Fl. Lynch, /. Mr.. DuHys nomination
was made u aninous. The action Of the Douglas,
Democratic Convention " hich nominated John Hao-
teId Oh Saturday last, declared informal and
irregular There are now in nomination in this dis
trict Oh the Democratic side, James Il. Lynch, John
Hauford and John Duffy; and another Convention
| net at Washington Hall, Willamsburgh, yesterday
and tried to put up fourth Democratic candidate, but
adjourned to Tuesday Iext, without making any nom
instion.
TAMMANY ASSEMBLY CONFERENCE.-The Ist Dis
trict Assembly TammaDy Convention met al the
Rainbow, Beeh man street, last evening. On the first
ballot James Hays had lS votes, but, % ballots
were found il the box while there bat q per-
sons in the room, it was declared Illegal Edward
Hsggerty and Soger Flynn also in nomioat n.
The Conse ption adjourned i'll bad humor-in almost
a row-tle cliqueS being very dstIustful Of each
other. They meet at the zane place again tonight,
when it is expected that Soger Flynn will be nom
naied.
| REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY CosvESTIoSs.-TheseC Con-
veproDs net last evening, with the following results:
Dit I-Ad,ou ned 70 Oct g.
| IlL-AcjOu'Dtdt TO next lborsdsy
| WI, IL Hoppe Nominated
| N-JUhn g. SLA IenouiDsted.
Vf-Wm Fl. VsBderhUf nominated.
| NII-R NJ. Bls' chlord nomiL s.od-
WILL Adjourned TO October
| X.-boisto N Sherwood was nominated
| X.-Kobet M BoJd mated.
| ", (Juhu Hooper as nominated at Liberty Hail.
he 1uIDeIs' Hall Convention add TO Friday.
y XII Il CjouIBeo to Monday rseIug.
\ XllI.-Aoournt 70 call Of the Chair.
| AiN.-le.te ~ mat d.
XV.-E. e. johnson nominated.
NNI-Denns McLtbe nominated
| XNII-AdouIL,d 20 Lext 1hgrsd.y.
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