New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 1866


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Mr.. KrRKpA1Rrcx said ,has they could not BE stlfed
st III. polls They would vote for Lincoln ana HAM
lin but Dot for the candidates noraiDsted here.
AEoTHTR MYmBER-1hat may be your rule, out
go for the psrty.
Mr.. RUsKLE at the reaueet Of Judge Peabody, then
stated the claims Of the Junior organization OF the
I~eniisth WsId. His statement wss similar 10 that
maze on Monday evening.
Mr.. LUCKY replied.
Mr.. r. a. ADAMS moved that the 6elegat on healed
by Judge Peabody be admitted.
DIR. BLfAEIEY moved as a sutetitute that the dele
gsiion beaded by Dir. Lucky be- admitted.
The substitute wac laid on the table by viva
vote.
The Peabody delegation was then denied admission.
by a vote II sc Ytss to Sc Nays
TIE Lucky delegation WIS hen al nittsd
On motion of X. II. SHAssoa the G., invention went
into the non inston Of Justice of the Supreme Court
ISAAC DsYTos moved the nomination Of b. w. Bon
nfy by acGlsmstion.
SoLoMos l.. HULL stated that Mr.. Bonney hal
positively clired sud the friends Of Judge Sosson
Tad prevailed upon hin to allow his name 10 go before
tire Convention.
ney uss intend d mer DIV a comphner and letter
of declinaion ftom him was in the room.
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD said that this nomination
should not be ade rs compliment. IL Should oe
given to the tts man, and 10 DtltI I5u touo u
on the bench Of the Supreme Court of New York than
Judge Bnnney. He should be nominated because Dc
wss the beet van.
Gas C. NoTT stated that the letter ferred 10 was
a private letter. ard could not be used bra lie was
authorized 10 raw thst if nominated lie would deem 1t
his duty not to decline.
A. OAKEY HALL seconded the nomination OF JudSe
Bopney.
Mr. Full claimed that Judge Slosson was Rspu6-
lcan before Judge Boppey, and moved 70 Al amend
nent resolution rtgrettiDg that Judge Bonnsy DO
cned denomination.
The amer dment was laid on the table, and Judge
Borney nominated by accsuatior.
David Dudley Field, Ed. 2 Cowles, and Welcome
r. Beebe were appointed Committee to wait on
Judge Bonney, and request bis acceptance.
The Convention then proceeded to the nomination OF
Recorder.
A. OAKEY HALL pominsted the Hon. Charles s.
Spencer, and said a few words in his favor.
Mr.. HALL, of the Ninth Ward, seconded the nomina-
toe.
The Hon. John II White was also nominated.
Judge CowLEs stated that he had learned, within a
few hours that Judge Edmonds would accept OF that
nomination. He 6elived that no name would add
Rrester strength to the ticket than that OF John W.
Edmopds.
Several gentlemen spoke in favor of the nomination
Ct Judge EdmoDds
Ex-J06ge BEEBE was quite prepared to sacrifice his
preferences for other men for the good OF the
rarity al the City, which would be secured in the
highest degree by the nomination of Judge Eduonds.
MI Spencer could afford TO wait ten or fifteen years
Mr. SHANNON said that Judge Edmouds bad told bin
that he could not cone before the Convention 40 caa-
dida,e.
ID FIELD asked if citizens would feel as safe with
M Spencer for Recorder as with Mr. Edmonds.
VoICEs-"Ye Yes" "yes"
Mr.. FIELD-Then they do not know when they are
safe.
A. OAKEY HALL-They've got as good right to an
opinion as you have.
Mr.. FIrID said that Mr. Spencer bad been described
by an e1-Jndge IS Tombs practitioner, and no Tombs
practitioner could be elected to tse DIN % OF Recorder
nominate him much as you please He believed that
Mr.. EdmoDcs could be elected, and he knew that no
NAN who ives a criminal practitioner, as Mr.. Spencer
was, was fiji TO be a criminal Judge.
Mr.. WALKER, in the course OF little speech, stated
that Tombe lawye had been elected to the Office Of
City Judge.
CHAs. C. NoTr-Does the gentlemen seriouly
intend to urge upon Republican Cow enton the pree-
dent of Abraham ID. RussejL
The vote wss then tskeD with the following resut:
Chss g. spenc4r.......55 John w. Edmonds.
There were lond cheers IN the lobby for spencsr.
No person having majority OF the ITO members OF
the Convention, the calling of the roll WIS again Or
dered, and called with the following result:
Cbas. g. Spontaneously John w. Edmouds
The roll was again called, with the following re-
Judge CowLEs then moved ali adJo0rlInen, but the
expression Of 6pinon go strong that he withdrew
his motion. The roll was again called, and the vote
John w Edmopds. Chsrles s. Spencer.
On motion Of A. OAKEY HALL, toe nomination of
the Hon. John w. EdmOnds was made unanimous.
The Convention then went into nomination OF City
Judge.
John SedRwick, Charlss s. Spencer, John II. White,
John Quackepbush and Stuart L. WoOdford, were put
in ne niDat!on.
The roll was called with TIE following result:
John Charles s. spencer .'''.''''n
John H. bite. stuart L. Woodiord''.'''''.
John Quseker tush.........23
II was stated that Chas. s, Spencer not candi
date for City Judge, and the following card was read
from bins
The tenders bis thanks 10 his friends for their
voices and votes cad beg leave congratulate The party
ihe nomination Of John W. Edmonds and hopes all bis friends
VIA '''' CHARLES s. SPENCER
The pext ballot resulted as follows:
John sedgewick....... 45 John Il White..,..s'.'' II
The ibId b,Iot for City Judge resulted as follows:
John ssdgewick., ...... John T. "hite...''''''' 10
TIE nomination OF Mr.. Sedgewick was made unan-
imous and the Convention proceeded to the nomina-
ton of Surrogate.
David X Jacques, Francis G. Young, and Henry j.
Scudder, were nominated.
Mr. Isaac DAYTor, in lengthy speech made after
midnight, advocated the nomination Of MIR. Jaques A
vote was then taken, it resulted as follows:
David r. Jsoues......... 81 Henry ]. Scuddsr
FIsncis q. Young. CLARK Nv hse.sr.....
The nomination Of Mr. Jsques made unanimous
with three cheers. The officers OF the meeting were
chosen Committee 10 infor q the candidates of their
naon with power TO csl the Convention tog Their
if necessary and The Convention adjourned with three
cheers for the candidates. and three more for Honest
Abe.
MEETING AT No. I'D BROADWAY.
RAISING OF BANNER--ATTACK ON THE SIX
TENTH WARD wIDE-AwAKES BY INMATES