New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-30


member Of tie N"min.'is ,omn.',ee Of the r.op;gs
uiO9 party Of 'hi: City .nd Csor md So eqergdne
ton nj the Nc =. College, corner Fourth sveuue and r%rn
.ti Ia street tli. 3stuId8 event SEPT q AZ O'CLOCK
snce C. Il. MARSHALL, Chairman.
FsAsg W. B.rLARD. Is.,r.,.r,,.
FREp'K C. WAGsg2. }Se''e'Ai"'
Owing to the Conklng emeute on Friday night,
and the ill-naured remarks made by some Of TIE
schening pliricisrs, who aIe moving heaven ana
earth 20 break down this movement Of the people,
tie Managers If the Medical College decided not 10
let the bu Ging for any further political meet ngs IN
consequence of which became necesfary 10 change
place Of meeting 10 the corr er Of Broad"@y quo
Twcnty third street. On the assembling OF te Con-
yeution nj tle hoIr named, EX-A!d WH. TUCKER
of tho Ei.blh Ward was unanimously seiec'ea ~
h iman, aud SdpeTyi-or VIZ, Z: GcN12E o. tne
Mic eemh Ward aud RoBFRT Beatty Oh tuo led'u
Wa,d re chosen Secretaries.
The CHAIRMAE, in brief speech, returned 1nshks
for tie h6aor u being sci cted TO presdc over we
delft eraiionr Of 70 important e. nven'fn ara ue-
CIcd Lis entire readlress 70 unite win honest l'eh
of all laries III patriotic effort to sustain lHe Wv
ernucui and re- tore the Union. tie be yea eho pe,
Evsd HAT fbis Convention would, by lis Wise anu
rrnfept action Place such ticket before the people
pa will NOS On be elected by triumphant nENCfy,
aid tive give encouragement 10 our ifasc sy,i',1S
on tue battlefield, but tirket made up 81 su'n inrn
"a. Uuud -prur. for our citizens reform 10 our >u'e
aud nv Governments. IL made no difference 10
hitn wb mans pIcvi Us political anso,ia'lons nso
been. III bad no candidates To- any "A'e' an y.
~aurd TO kurw was hat candidates were h"iiert
I'D t,oe 10 ti. country WITH q ticket made up oil
sir,, men we NUT succeed ~ sgch majority rs
Wll! sise terror Hto tue Learts OF traitors every
Wrete. r a.,
n roll wac then called when forty-two Of the
sxty-six d'lega'es answered to thtF names nc
absence OF the others Wac, tao doubt canseu ~ .io
late hour ut which the notices were Issued anu lne
change IL the place OF meeting.
J. e. HAa called attention 20 Tho iacf that
HI. rame was PLACED on the Couuitl-s Ioia the
Eighth ward, whereas tie was nos re2'leI' " 'hs'
ward On M ion, his seat wdo declared 'H.h',
and ire rruuit log gel gales from tho tignth Nhid
we're empo Ue,ed TO oil the vacancy 10y the selection
Of auo,hrr Union man.
MN. r.. FRosT Of the First Ward rose to make
a rer-onI EXPLANATION, which turned ont 10 he an
All ok on tie regularly Of tie Convention, IN tie
courre Of Whch be admitted that lie was not resi-
dent Of the Firt Ward, bat an interoper m the -
terest Of tho bogus Convention 20, up by Dr. Brad
ford and a few surc.Uead pOliu inns, who hold meet
ing. vt the Coo Institute under appointment Of
"a meeting Of the delegates 20 The Syracuse Peoples
state Convention, hed at the Howard Hotel ON
Monday. SEPT. - three days after the mass me. ing
OF eOple had received th,ir report aud disls!hed
4. EN- from tart or erryicr on their behalf.
The fehu,e WA participated IN bv hessrs. Msr-
bury, Hutotins, Oliver, Fox, etc. la ihe rclnaI IS
made ,u the subject, Dir Fro-ts mtebti0n was
c,I-n 10 the fec that meeting oI The c-lrgues @
p,c (. r,cu4e Convention was held IL tie Howard
A, tel rrur 10 the Cooler destitute h,tih alton
Meeting, al wuIch 10 OF the Nice-PIe'idenls aud
S,crcliuier Tor That mae aecilnE, called ne .Ieir
lame by a Committee Il siN, representing the cli.T-
en-, Clements o. the Union Iaiy, were scle'tet that
no ur lest or ob ec0u wHE maze 10 tte cal Tor
thu, meeting 10 which Mr. F7s.s name was AZ
p,uled Ne Secretary an ne DAYS htr tic ute'HS
Voc ield lie war also reminded Oi tbr iagi That
DR. Bndfold 90 behalf Of the stl'-arpoiniei dole
satcs " h. rrfrereuted 'his comfy IN The People
S,aie Couyent on ), rl,ufe, "cred resolution &C
the Cooper IYIiluie VI ss-Ne,ilug a-sing tho
peo.le 10 confer ibe Hlhes nj Grie oler
to the Sure Convention tie power " orBiiIzc
the Pcones Union party Of this county, whicI
p-oVo-itiOn was almost uu1niuOusiy Noied down.
lftrr which IefUluuCu war paced, by "a Cseided
vote constituting the tive or sis bundled " e
Pre-idenis gad Secretaries Of the neeli' Feo loo
C. mniltee, 10 orr suizs the county and nominate "a
focal UuiUn ticket 60 he supported st the coming
election IN Uitcr words The people, ~ nlts meft-
me assembled decided 10 give ilo IN err sipre-
"a the very power ,hey h'a Jnsl uSci ga no. 20
lace 10 he GaDds Of Mertrs Bradford, Frost ADD
lie OF or lil'y-one gentlemen vbo had APPOINTED
tb.msplyes deiIgges 20 ppgyfeut The Cty bud
County OF Ne~-lork in the People Union ConVen-
tin al S. rncuse.
Ward eas then declared vacant by unanimous vote
AID the d-ligaies from that ward were author
ized 10 fll ~ vacancy with Union man residing IN
the ward.
A rec lniinn was then pasei declaring vacant the
yyerr sel.,trd 10 Represent AID author aug The re-
ut,jping d.leQats to I'll tie vacancies with onion
meu OF the political auiey,dents es those rGed
out under O e resolution.
The following gentlemen we're appointed q COM
p,it,ee 10 confer with other Uuion organizations IN
order tbt such iicke, might he agreed Oh - q be
sati-factofv 10 NEE Of all parties VINO are Wiling TO
on ice iu e. common movement 10 sgppuft TIE boNsIt
nCnt ~ tins Luur oi uial: T.. r. >. 'r"uf 'ioii"
K,,ctsm Jacob 4. Wr.'aNelt, II mas u. sui
r,,p " linn Tucker, Wal4O HutcbIus uud Fed I.
Wagner.
From the remarks Of the delegates present we
gather that the Ccnv,uiim 10 disposed 10 place IN
nomination such a Peoples Union WarTIeke. as viii
commend ilself 10 The honest and patriotic masses OF
.n paries. No action will he taken until by careful
investigation the de cgaes learn the Will Of the peo
pe. In reference TO Senatorial and Assembly nom
inalious the general sentiment seemed 70 be 10 iavor
If delay unil tie vii Of the people eond be ascr'-
tanned IN the different ui.trics. Candidates put Tor
ward by psrtisan Conventions, we should Judge,
| would receive but little encouragement from TITS
| great Peoples movement The general sentiment CT
this Convention seems 10 b. IN entire harmony with
tie masfes on this ,ubec,, which is that the time has
| come when ofce--eekers and politicians should give
way for the interest Of the country.
! The utmost harmony and good feeling prevailed.
| Democrats Americans, and Republicans met on the
common platform OF the Union rs 1t ~ and the sap
port of the Government ia the vigorous prosecution
| Of tie war. At late hour. tie Convention al
burned ill 0 clock on Thursday evening next The
officers were directed TO engage suitable room and
| notify the members in time.
THE KINGS COUNTY PEOPLES UNION