The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25
CITY POLITICS.


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| NhlNATios or A FusloN cry AND COUNTY rIckFr-
the coNViNTloH DISTURBED AID COMPELLED TO
ApSotFN BY lLAD kABmEs-- BoGUs CONVENTION.
ETC, ETC.
The Union Convention, Consisting ~ ,h,sa ,,o, a.cn
wardone Representative each az me ,hra o,,,,..,
organ iona oppos to ea ~ ,e Na,o,a,
Volunteers 10 assemble and select fusion .et for ha
city county, Congressional and Assembly Nominations
from the varlous candidates already the neld held an
adjourned meeting aat night ut the Volunteers head.
qssrters, 75l Broadway. Mr.. Solomon presided.
The roll was called, and all the wards were
found 10 be represented Much debate and loud wero
oecasioned by attempt tocsry out resolution adopt
ed at previous meeting which gave 70 each ward dele
cation The right Of ming vacancies Gen. LLOYD spoke
strongly against this resolution arguing that II
iaf In uuon Convention TO give any member tho
privilege OF allDg his delegation by two others Of the
tsme parry MIR. Lloyd consequently, of, red resola.
ton that vacancies sha he ned by persons Of tho
ioicei complexion as those absent, which adopted.
nt LLOYD pietented majority report ON CITY and
count! lomnaiions. as foows:-
for Judge Superior C.urt--Frsd A. Taiimadge.
for ~! JUG gt-lohp Lisipgston.
ioI htcorde--Jotn Hoi nan
for Suirosatc--Edwsrd G West
Sor ruperssoi-C schwarzwGeder,
for 10 Rntef-James Lynch.
Il, "n ~ ~ ien''d minority report which was STINT.
at 70 'ha' o. TIE maIory, With the exception OF subat
'u,los tho nlne % N. T. hIennsn for Lyneh.
On otlon The Conv pticn proceeded To endorse each
Iame % me mslo'ty report separately ana proceeded
ss isf ~ tDe hhue Of W ncb without disturbance
A motion Was made Substitute IN, name or
BreLnan for Lynch on the majority report
Hereuptn tteps OF wild copfuslon ensned .nd
all SiItar OF order lost Amid a Wild
excitement were beard thousand bosterous mo-
uof for aejourrmsnt for rccets, and IN fact for eny
hing that might crs ate noise. Az this moment also
several q the whcows were smashed in with sto nes
nom he cttside and general made for the Chair
non Everything Indicated free fsht, but the appear
u ca Of reveal policemen pre- further disturb
TIE motion 10 endorse Mr. Lynch wss now put and
fha - In
IN the r,faivf- wren the Chairman declared Mr. Lyncn
"a ttair nOmiuee,
FArY wrisH serped up, and. after defy Ing any man
notr brennan 70 npugitc encounter pre- ceeded 10 lock
'h' kel nc butto 60 his coat and oceedpg TO
atnolth flo members generally, when an egnss was
i"uud ~ one ~ the back dccrs An the delegates with
~. epcn Of The one or 40 others thus
'scap.d, pot hosevtr before suar motion was pu.
and cafred to adjourn
\ BNGrs CrNvrNTlov.
lnmeo lately after al onruueut the convention room
Was nlled With about Ont hundred dead Rabbits Iva.
ryinf e rye from fGftocn % twerty) who Ii appearr
were h.la 10 waiting ior TIE purpose outside Afer
general demoi'shiDs they proceeded 10 Organize
his lad, TO preside over their debern.
uo.s ard ntminaiious. They nomDate1, Win
The ehtest uuabniy, BreDhsn for Register AMI Maher
fer "A ~ Tc Congressional district
lffrs ,0nt the tire risuF hance the notice
tefe u large delegation present behaved in the
cowaIob ar fsiler In The careless manner; instead
o. ctari the room OF N se Who demnlsh
srtr5 Ting, They hosed quietly on laughed ef pytd
the un a. much, Y not more than amy others present