New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-08
ysoAbwAr. corner Chamber. .tr,.,, oo.. :, 1901.

BROADWAY, corner Chsmbers str,a, GA Z fad
To JoHS LIVINGSTON, esq. Chairman
nomination .pei:e By wh.. pupoSs g be he rsH
Pstsrs Union Convention beg leave among other
Of different 0IsaSsrion Which p.eslass 4. mn6e
himself to ali citizens BY such .6faucs sSiy, ssS Ss
common zeal in The discharge Of bis duties Supervisor
all Who admire sterling honesty 10 reflect him
Yor wa please, theTeCor.. Withdraw my name.
ALEXANDER T. STEWART.
Aer brief half hours discussion the meeting adjourned
THE TAx-PAYEEs'" NOMINATIONS.
To Ms ESitar of The N. y. TTiSne
SIR Is 1t true that the Tax-Paycrs' party have
nominated one candidates for the Office OF Coroner
who is. until within few days. an open end
cTowed Secessionist credby informed that such The
fethst they have put in nominstion man who expressed
urbounded satisfaction at the fell of SUMTER also a. The result
Of the Stone Bridge Bull Kun expressing hoPo
ths' WehinGton would fall into the hands Of the te6ee
desire to enter the discharge Of hs masns
post mortem examination Of the Ams1c9n Union AZ al
the corpus ready ready, V "''' '''" 1''DS FRO PATRIA
MOZART HALL COUNTY COSyEETIos.-This body
reported last night aud nominated for Sheriff
JANIS LYNCH. For Supervisor. Gro. KUsTER. The Con
yention then adjourned for week.
KINGS COUNTY PoLITIcs-We cheerfully accord
place In columns the following welmed words OF
TO the HepuOeans OF Eleventh
Of sister City OF Brooklyn, by Of is eminent
citizens We hope their advice will be beeded and although
is offered onyto the Republicans of Ward its sppics
tion is ea and commend 1t to the essefu oondes-
ton OF readers ia all parts OF the country We have be-
fore said that considered the Peoples Ticket the whole
good one 1t y be elected and believe that any peri
,su attempt 10 overthrow will only resUh 70 dscomfeurs
and csgrsce.
To THE RKPUBLIcAs ELEcroRs OF THG
ELEVENTH wARD-Tbe undersigned have observed with
regret that cali primary meeting Of the Republicans Of
ward be held Tuesday evening" Oct y, has been
published in several Of our city newspapers.
This meeting, held will DO not only whcut color OF
regularity but in direct cDnrsvenon Of the patriotic action
Of the General Committee s meeting last Friday even
ing There seems 20 be this time determination
good Of ell parties 10 avoid for this election all
bitterness hich usually attends partisan struggles and to
unite all loyal citizens in support of singe Ticket the
common Ilatform Of determined pTosec tion Of the
until the rebellion shall be subdued forever In this psn
earnestly nry. our fellow RepubIcsns to abstain from say
the meeting referred TO- and to dkcounten.nce
EpW'D LAMBERT, RoDERICK BEEBE.
As BARNES WILLIAM Z. DUNTON,
CHAs 8 MESSENGER GEORGE q. REYNOLDS.
VIM. NJ. MUCHMORE, GEORGE S; C0E,
SMITH J. EASTMAN EARL u MILES,
IN LAKE T. BROOK SAEDRORD.
WILLIAM FEET N WILLARD,
j. c. wOODbIAN.
CHARLES II. KIMBALL, Delegatss
c. L. BIRSET, to the
II. w. Pc TIER, )Oen Con.
w w. GooDRIcH, Sec OF Ward Assoeiatlon
brooklyn Oct. T. 1861.
GERMAN UNION LEAGUE.-A movement IS on FOOT
among our German citizens TO consolidate the German vote
In the coming election aud they nave taAea
steps to effect central organization