The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-30
THE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNING, SEPT. 80, 1851
BROOKLYN.

y 'Hh I hofLEB UNION CONNENTION-NOV
q NATION or CANDIDATES ron SENATE, AssE,
DIT AND County OYFICEs.-The People
In,on Convention met in the Governors Rpoi
VI Ihe Chy Hall, ON Satu rday afternoon, for III
purpose oi placing IN nomination candidates e.
the Senate, Assembly and County oficos i'm,
spectivo II party.
Ihe & invention was called 10 oricr AZ
O'Clock, ny Hon. }. =. T. Stranafran who uorni
mated Hon. Samuel =. Powell - chairman
which was unanimously approved Moer,
Thomas hcElratb, Of New Utrecht AMI Jane
NJ brundaFe, Of the 9th Ward, were soniirmc
| ~ Secretaries.
phc roll >.ng calfsd, the following cs,tg gate
| an0yercd TO their nar,es.
IL Wand tivtdcn l.. Ford, John NJ. Com
socN ID. ID. Whitney; "a Wa5d-S NJ Brad
| ford, James DSfy, Edward Poll; Sd Wa,l.-
p n y. Rodm>p, u. .. Bridget, WIN. ~.
Parker ith WARDS. :. Powell, Ezra BID
win, j., Y. Newman; 9TH wsri-,J. n. Commey-
or, }. Nv Sabury, jos. X. Byrd; 9Th Ward.
J. \. T. Stranahsn, j. W. Giibsrt. Charlie,
Franks; .th Ward Stephen Crowel Edward
Rowe, X. q. Bolkuap. sih warl-F, q. Litci.
ncld, James A. Van srunt, 4. Polhemu.; nth
Wari-Chsrle Jones, }. NJ. Ph,lps, =. Bun-
dage' lOih Wah-W. H. IhrrarI. e. ].
SprngnS JAues l.. Smth; iith wIri-C. H.
hlmhall, T.. A. Llmlrtt y l. Hustled 18th
Nan-Wm. ". Burleiyh, Dcnria O'Necfs.
Jhmes Booth; 18th Ward y. 4. Eurr n r.
hPlcy, Mt t-'iter. its Ward. :. Al.
lei, John Coohon. J. Gallagher 18th wird-
). I. Miller, J. Mitchell, john Bider,on: 18th
MWd-Dinicl lindsay j. L. Jurgken-. G..
kcii,l; 18th Warl--J. n. Ssearn. i, M.i)er
mand, w. w. ifnohou'; nth Ward John
stewart, Thomas ". Field, TSomns Malonsy;
,'h War. ,.GcG9rgs u, Fisher, James Gridlcy,
Ad.lphus knck. New l,ot4-A. W. Van
Sicklen, G. x. Bcrro1,n, \. Iyaas; Fl,t'anh =
j. l.. Ryder, y. Van Dykc, Jane. Cnop.r.
flathush-,l. |. Vanderbilt, Abraham Lott u
NJ. Schoonmsker; Grggescnd-B J. RYDER, 4.
fagan a. Delano; New lltrccht-D. G. Wins
low, u J. Bergen, J. hcElrath.
Mr.. Stunahan moved that a committed OF two
bc appointed frcm each assembly district TO re-
port nominations to tho consideration Il the
convention-halfto bc Democrats and halt Re
publicans.
After a rccss during which a caucus was
h'ld Mr.. WIN. NJ. Parks read tho result, which
was that the Democrats select tho candid for
tes istcr senator Of the jd District and four out
"l seven aascmhlvmcn. Hs moved that the |
convention approve OF their action, hut auh4r |
lucntly Withdrew II at the request Of Mr.. Stran,
ahan.
The chairman appointed COMMITTEES on Mr..
Sunnhhnn \ resolution -
The Committee rotirod to tho Counscllors
room Gpt d-liSration
After remaining cosctcd until On o'clock, |
Tho committee rcturnci AMI presented, through |
Mr.. Strannnan, the chairman, the following |
w ~ wv WV All''NAl VI lIlf convention
Srpor-4u District Jesse G.. Smith, Rep;
~, Henry G.. Murphy, Dem.
Rsyider-liugh Mclaughlin, Dim.
Couuiy Cr,b John y. Stearn.. Il.
ls'eHHy--lt Dis iirt, A J Provost u ~,
4. Il. Cnp~ell, u. 81, VIM NJ. Thomas, Il,
6'h, lohu NJ. Stcarns, Il. ; 1th, Edgar M,Mul- |
len. X
CDogsr-Trol. +. Morris. D.
Jts''"'so ~ Ss+'",s--N. !. S,lwcll, d.; W. |
II. Howl H.
Superintendent 81 Ioor-D itmus Jewell Il.
After a lengthy discussion, durin. which
much objection was male 10 Wholesale adop.
ton Of tie report Of the Committee It was ctr,
RED hy ~ yeas 90 % nays. A decentralization |
was moved but Mr.. Parks, in view ur the with |
drawil Of several members, moved that tho |
Convention adjourn till MONDAY Afternoon at
four o'clO,k, which was Caui,d.
Tux NEW CouRr House,. -- The occupants
of the old buildings Standing upon the -itc Of
the proposed rev Court House have been mott,
titled to vacatc ~ tho 1,t Of October. Tho
"olk OF demolition will bo commenced in few
days thereafter.
BuooKEYy Cry MonrALrry. - The total
number Of death, in this city last wccl, was I27.
Adults, 80. children, o.; Of which - woro
under one year Of ago.
Cry CouRr -- Tho September term Of the
Court was concluded ON Saturday. The next
term will commence on Monday, yth OctoDcr.
when ith Monday causes will 10 taken up.
OnsrQurrs or rIE LArE CNrrArN JAMES |
MoQuEEN. The remains OF tho late Captain
James Mcqueen, Of Co. u, 18th Regiment, y. |
Y. s. ", were conveyed to their last resting
place in Greenwood Cemetery yesterday after. |
noon, accompanied by military escort mem
'cr4 IT tho Common Council tho firo Dan1rt-