The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-05
BROOKLYN.

TuR "UNIoN" CoNvHNr1oS-NOMiN irtoS
or INpErESDESr CASDiDArEs.-Th' Conven-
lion called by the Organization known q, tho
Kings County Union General Comm tee mot
In the Governors kOOm Of the CITY Hal yes.
to-day afternoon, for tho purpose Of making
nominations for county officers. Day o. KEEL
logg was selected Chairman, ard Hugh Allen
Secretary. The roll of delegates wes called,
and ~ answered TO their nance. A ,5rie, II
resolutions in favor Of prosecuting the war
with vigor were presented by the chairman
and adopted. motion was made to endorse
the Peoples Union ticket but lost A formal
ballot was taken for Register resulting as fol-
lows:-
Charles s, Row lard, (Am)......22
liugh Mclaughlin ................i6
Jo~epN HeEcm5 ..................l1
blhk. .......... ................
A motion dcclarng DR.. Rowland the cird-
date for Register, W, carried. On the second
ballot { County CLERK, the yot1 stoId as fol.
l,ws resulting IN Tie choice Of Chls. &. Con.
tell, Of the Eastern Dist riot:
Cha G. Control, (O..."........22
Chas. i, Jack .....................lS
John n. S,cirus...............
Jls. II. COrnV ell Observation-Disclosures.
A motion, that Dr. Chas. A. Van Zirit on
be- nominated lpr C,runer was carried hy acc A.
nation John G. Nandrrccr. (k) wa, romi-
mated lt Superintendent Of the Poor and Mich
olas S'ilNell AMI VIM. II lloyt, for justices Of
the SIS, ons. a motion to refer the nominltion.
for Senators and Az mh'y to to- DIST let Del
epate-, to meet on Monday night next, wt' dc.
clircd carried The dele, 'at,s from the GtN A..
scmlly District having, meanwhile, selected
their candidate, nominated Mr. Joseph Ne ,itt
I) which vs.. confirmed. Al ct which tho
Convention adjourned.
Tur PEOPLES UNroN CANDIDATE FNu SEy.
AToR ~ THE 3D DIsTRICr.-As there hN
been considerable opposition to tho nominee fol
Senator in the 81 District CIoa. II. &. Muir
phy) based upon a report that he was a secrs-
-ionist, he has written a letter TO the recent
chairman Of the Kings County Democratic GEN
oral Con mittec (Mr. PakO, claiming to he al
unconditional Union man, and in favor o. put
ting down the rebellion at whatever cost ID
blood ard treasure.
TnE KINGs COUNTY REPUBLICAN, GENERAL
COMMITTEE RECONSIDER TuFIR FORMER Ac,
| TIoS IN RELATION TO CALLING THK PRIMA-
nIEs.--A special meeting Of the Kings County
hrpuOlicen General Committee was held las
evening, G W. GODDARD, Esq in the chair
After the outsiders h I'D been expelled from the
room, which was done amid much excitement
and the assistance OF Inspector Folk.
Mr.. Potter moved that the report Of abe + re
curve, calling the prlmaries which was passed
at the last meeting, be reconsiierod. Carried
30 TO 30. (The vote by which the motion u
hold the primaries was carried at the previou,
meeting was 80 to 80, when the subject Of ap.
pointing delegates TO the Judiciary Convention
OF the SecoLd District was discussed.
FILL DEAD IN TIIE SrREET.-An unknown
woman fell dead on the sidewalk in front of No
1863 Livingston street. yesterday afterno, about
! / 2 o'clock. The deceased appeared to bt
about GO wears Of age. She had on a brown
dress, light QuSk'r shawl and brown hood. Tn,
lOlv was taken TO the dead Ouse for Identified
tiou. lLquiry can be made Of Coroner Hor.
ton.