New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-23
LOCAL POLITICS.

Convention the Conference Committees appointed
- Tax Payers Committee" Msrsha Committee" aud
" German League was he'd on Monday evening st the
and Prof Wcdgewood chosen Secretary Each Committee
was represented By seven gentlemen. III. ..,.
After preliminary proceeding question IN
gard TO the power possessed by the several Conference Com
deliberations Of the Convention unless they had been delegated
with lu power 70 oct which should be binding The body
finally took the respective Committees on motion ioT the
purpose Of deciding finally 81 to their sdmiaibihty.
The Fifth Avenue Committee, the St Nicholas Committee,
and the Tsxrsyers repFeened that f and binding pew
had been Delegated TO mem Inc pcrlheh League eIio
that they had been fy empowered to act IN the
premises hut deeneds9 70 act unless there Tss perfect
The Peoples Onion Committee said they had n full power
70 act but were called upon 70 report the Iesai. o. he
to the body that appointed them oI conn pI
otherwise They entertained no donbi however og the te
seton Of this General Conference Convention would lie fully
Endorsed by the body they represented
Tive hours were consumed IN discussion ss to Ae sh tha
that they fully empowered to act in the premise
Mesr Picrpon Oils D. Swan and Witthsus Of tie Fith
avenue Commute spoke ssanst the Peoples Committee aud
ccntcnded that they should not be allowed to vote.
Messfs Beekms1, Wesendonck Of the German Committee
lowed an equal voice 10 the deliberations Of the Convention
The question finally taken, when the Fnh Avenue, 81
Nicholas and FAX Payers voted for the expulsion Of the PEG
Pies Committee the German voting IN the negative
Ths Peoples Union Marshall Committee being refrfed
the power Of voting gnhed their intention Of Withdrawing
but were requested remain In the This Committee
with portion Of the German Committee, then indignantly
stt the Io Sa
Mir Wessndoncs Of the German Committee remained ant
sta thst been his colleagues had e the room
IN consequenoe othe Peoples Commee having been ruled
out but he hoped the natter could be settled.
One Of the Fh delegates then offered resolution
that Peoples Union Committee should De admitted ena
bat he votes Of four delegations should decide ponins
ton that should made This resolution was FINELY carried
and Mr. Wesendonck delegated to invite the Committees
The People. Committee with their German friends had
meantne Ieed another room in the Hotel where they
ed together though not in very Hmisee mood IN re-
gard TO expulsion. II was said that the fhayet ue ana
cot M 70 reeect Mayor Wood and that they merely
bis tools and acted according to his dctsuon Inc fe.Iet
Hutchius Josoph Ii. Toone 1hos b. Slmsnt C. WaEnef
VIM Tucker snd Nm. y H.veneyer and T, the Gsimsn
Wittnsn John j. Friedman, John L. Lndheim julius brA
and Dr. Wilhelm.
Mr. Wesendouck appeared and requested then TO return
which sf'e some discussion they consented TO do Ihs
Ho1e nominated for County Clerk and Ohson Blunt FOR
CONVENTION stood for James smith and for Nh Lawrence
for District Attorney; for Mr. Vuee aud 2for MI Brown
Nesst Naumaun and Schrmer were unanmoaty nominated
When he Peoples Committee returned to the ROOM and
the bailones commenced AFR. Tsllmsn Of the Fhsvenue
Committee In reply remark that Nr Brown would
90 Sy Bsm hat article. could bo inserted IN the
columns Of the daily papers II ,svo o. any upon
supported by the papers was reason why
At u O'clock on Tuesday morning the Convention adjourned
MEETING OF CONFERENCE COMMITTEEs.-A
meeting Of Committees from the Peoples Union Convention
the German Union League the Republican Judicial Con
BTo,Sw.v and H1h street. whho" trsnsactins any other
business they appointed committee consisting Of from
each orgnnizGtonMe.ss Orlando l.. Stewart, Waldo Hutch
ms John L. Freedmanto present candidate for Dis.
ict Attorney tie next meeting Tie Conference then ad
journed 10 the call ofthe Chair
SKIP SENATORIAL Observation-Disclosures repre-
,euting the National Union party Bell and Everett Of the
Sixth Senatorial District met last at bIoEns corner OF
Broadway and Eighth street. and nominated BenJamin r.
Manierre.
Peoples UsIoS LEAGUE.-The Central Com
iftee Of the Peoples Union assembled al No. l6T Bowey,
John Commerord esq in the chair One hundred and forty
nine delegates present. Committee Of q from each
Ward were rejected TO msfe Arrangements Tor County
meeting Response were read from most q Tie s.nd
Friday evening After the appointment Of an Executive Com
miitee. the Committee adjourned
SECOND ASSEMBLY DIsrRIcT.-M a meeting OF
the Republican Convention OF the lid Assembly District
part Fourth aud Sixth Wards held At No Is Centre
street, COnsanne DonOho the Union and WOrkinsmen''
MEETING or THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY COSTFR-
rECH CosNTTEEThiI Committee met sIt evening at The
hd street 10 hear report the Sub seven
appointed At previous meeting to meet like Committee,
report setting forth the facts Of the detail
and nm Union nSIes which mad been ssse
the Cooper Institute meeting the German Union League
Sept. ~, and by this Committee:
For Shsyi6-Josish w. Brown
For County CIstk-Joseph HoIie.
For Experimentation Blunt
for cOrOHersDf Louis Nsuman, Dr. schirmer, Dr.. Ran
ny, and - Collins.
field for the above named Offices Il unanimously agreed 20
recommend TO the Republican County Contention which (,
gentlemen portion the ticket TO be supported a. the en-
suing election Thi; Committee also reported Informally that
the Republican Judiciary Convention Committee had met
with the above oTs9nzaon' and would undoubtedly unite
by Col VanheussD Mr. Kellogg and Others after which
the Committee adjourned to meet tomorrow eyenirg al
O'Clock, to report to the Convention.
PEOPLES UEIoN (rwESTr-THIRD STREET) NoMI-
CoSvEST1osThe Convention met last hight a, the
e the Rsd the s
Ing Michael oese we, nGmRsed ID. fq Assembly IN tie l
u
The Conference Committee appointed by this body re-
ported through Mr. Hutchins the proceedings Of the Conyen
lion Of Conference Committee held at the Everett House
Mr. Butler asked who the Committee voted for for District.
Attorney.
Mr. hutcbins repiiei-Jsmes NJ. Smith.
Mr. Butler asked the Committee had reported all that
DONE which Mr.. Hgtchin, replied In the aImative that
only four OF the candidates nominated BY this body had been
ratified by the General Conference.
letter was read from james Stuart declining the nons
ton for Senator Ia te Vih Senatorial Districts also letter
from Benjamin Mannetre accepting the nomination itr
Senator in the With District.
Mr. Oliver called or the reading Of the names Of the osnd
dates sgeee upon by this body for County Offices which
being announced By the Secretary, MI o. moved their raf
cation
held by the committee Of this body the Republicans and the
German League, during the afternoon for the purpose o.
as an amendment that with the exception Of DctAtlor
@r Butler spoke in Of rayng the entire ticket and
ma ~ sI ' Sesy tern. pRSn sse course Pqe
against candidates whom this body had and ia IA
Of who had been rejected and In violation Of
luton passed here.
Mr. HUIchins defended the Committee In extended
remarks arguing that II they voted Informally for any Ia
the Convention Il was only done policy that they lad
other object In view than to the ratification Of all the
candidates who had been unanimously nominated by h,
body.
Mr. Butler wanted TO know by hat kind ospea piesdirg
the gentlemen could show how they calculated the
ratification Of the ticket adopted by the Convention b. volBg
against e.
Biz. Oliver made lengthy speech In favor Of fully rafynS
the ticket which this Convention had already adopted
The Chairman then took tho floor, and In wtMned
remarks nded that the ticket nominated by this Conyen
ton good ticket and which he would Willingly sop
port lie would spend his time TO elect H. and much
he had a mind The ticket A end