New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-25


TIE request was compiled with; but after bsOg out
for me time both Committees returned to their Con-
yeuions end reported ihatthy had agreed to Disagree
There were NO ballots in the Douglas Convention.
The 6rst YVES in favor of Thos Byrnss but the second
Gave the nomination to ex.Ald. Richard T. Compton,
who received 20 votes, against Is for John c. Maher
The last ballot in the Breckenridge Convention re-
suited as follows :. John Msther, 20; T. Byrnes, 8;
scattering A. Mahsr, il will be observed, also got
strong vote In the Douglas Convention.
The followi1g letters were rea In the Breckenridge
Convention:
DEAR SIR The undersgned member. Of the Conyention to
,ioIsi Drt called By snihoriy the National DEMOCRATS
% n. ysS5 pG'cs are de-
siIous Q renouinstng you to that office ,
on we beg 70 ak that you viii con,ent {, your
nsme u Convention as seandicsts for denomination
n. h sD s@s!s snd issuing you cords, friend
Il '9d :SSRBi ~ are lfs" BIaTVELr
WM wRiNwRiGHr JOHN sTEPaENs
S SM fdSS ScIsrrRE yH 4spaf l. sSITa aD
M. fk sasafEs SfshHEi PFC J. espY 80,
have bad the f. sSS
mating Convention of the lid Co0gssiInsl District
% s.oss fH IN coS Sy IN
qie Whether the rpmOrs Of my intend.d e,emsn. from toe
friends presenting 70 the C9nyent0n, of which
are @s from those who .
right my Wishes the determination oog since formed
nol again scc the denomination to COnse had been
practicable in this suggested 10 seyets quarters
pending to the Representative Of this District 81
nS vel would have been the OILY csaddes
the and Democratic p R thai event nt
existpg the Democratic patty into at east hree
zstions In dic Of the city that party aes
heG
Congress side must expect enter as competitor In
cpon sdyenus crcu rather than upon the principles
and pcc, which be reP,e ns 10 become nnGsT
have always sd pied the guide Of my political action end
draw my name uBcOnd nsly II should be brought before
the Convt ntion candidate
the tt5l p,.ms q Lesro Phlanhrop depOre tho discs
lu. which hold possession Of those ~ho control
danger when its power menaced by formidable party
the GosernmeLt the msgnfcen energies Democracy
pssyzed by sspeIes which have during IN, last
Of The people are as anxious u dscredtaoe
of the Republican part, in m ct Of the Northern States a. thy
Of Mr. Lincoln SEEMS a. 4 the movements Of thIse ia.
the cenn s S weTs ndd by thu ell insons Of i. sHe
uies .ther hn the good geh9s Of the Republic When the
an sssTe.'vs aid fsnaticsi minority, msoi
y s"s to a S Ss ifo the
poson. the las Republics Legislature h seem; about to
: h n. :sT5 q hs he to
public the City and State require least an interval
sons which have entered no the Presidential election demand
the intpoion OF ediashoned patriotism and rsa radsd
enI rePs,sb Sssenao1s sm9Sg tue .uPpo o. s Uo .
the and the robber th fan tic ana the
puDder. the Robert Msee Of the lobby and Lucer OF Dis
though from the active part hsve taken
in public Affairs fr the few years past. am no the ls nna
81 u.pc, Of these The conhdenes OF good
v il the gratifying mpo Mt which uot- conveys
dos FRI
charged nth the GGe; O. 'scns .s cHaa date
your dn.ss the hope that the result q de-
Of tie Di,, ict bes leave t. gye 3
'I @s .s'' Ws FRssers c. cHlD. aud CHEFS
FOURTH DISTRICT The Tsnmany Nth Congree-
81 al District Nominating Convention met at the Ivy
G. eeu, No u Elm street. On an informal ballot Aid.
Michael Tucmey d Is votes John Grifiin .; SOFT
terrg, Tuom,y was subsequently nominated by
sccl NATION
TIE Breckenridge Ivth Congressional District Nomi-
natl, Convection met at CASEY 8, c,rner of Walker
and Centre streets On an iDforma ballet aid. Richard
Barry received IL votes; And oew Burns, g. Toonas
j Barr, z. No pomin 4'ion was made, aud tbs Con-
ven,ioD sdourned TO NEE. at the place Thurs
dsy evening
FIFTH DIsrRIcT.--The Fifth Congressional Con-
vesti (TsmmsDy) met last nj ht at tie corner OF
Ri6gs and Grand streets, but being unabs TO agree
up q can idats fr nomination, adjourned until next
Tuesday evening at the same place.
SIXTH DISTRICT The Sixth Congressional Conveu-
ton Tsmma1y) net last night at Duty Salon, uader
the LsfaIge House. and sr leoghy discussion relative
10 the merits Of their respective candidates, Messrs.
Cbsnoler, Dan Norris and Aid B,6le, adjourned
up, mex Monday right. The Convention was equally
dyi'ed upon the three :apdidates, aud neither side
manifested any disposition TO yield or make any m
promise. At one time row seemed imminent, and
the pcs w. cent for TO prevent other than delegates
frc M Fl teriDg the room.
SEvEsTH DISTRICT CoEGREssIoSAL CONVENTION
The Convention nominate candidate for 'ngr@ss,
Represent the ,eckiDri1ge Democracy OF the Win
Cong. tsionsl District, was held last night at the
Malta Saloon between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets,
On The Nh tn avenue. Gen. Eli ah Ward received the
inatioI without much opposition, and was sTe'tsd
with much cheering Richard Nelis esq., made a
speech and Elijah Ward reply.
The Tammany Convention for this District met as
appointed, ct Hslpins, corner of Seventeenth street
anc Ninth avenue, but adjourned without makiog any
uomir alton until Friday Iext.
EIGHTn DIsThIcr-Tho Tammauy Convention of
t. DitIic asseu bed last pight at Hibbard dcCays
tavern corner Of Thirty third street and Fourth avenue.
The contes, was betv Deacon Ifer Of The atlas
and Alderman ey. AT er TIRES Deffscual ballot
irgs the Convention adjourned to Wednesday evening
The patizars Of bolh candidates were on hand in
strong force.
in our notice of candidates we omitted to say
tina, judge Quaekenbush is named for City Jddgs
A meeting Of Irsh citizeTs. opp''ed to fasion with
Krow-No, ings and in favor of Free Labor aud Fres
Homes will be hell in Suyvesaut IOstitue. No. 6o9