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

CoSyrNrIoS OF DELEGATES TRoH THE lHoN
OHg.sIlAroS-Tho Conference Committees Of the Unoa
Conventions met the Office Of John Lyinss,on, Ia the
Anersan LIehangc Bank building No l2S Broadway yes
tsrds, ., noon The Hon James w Beskmsn presided and
Prof Underwood aud Alderman Tucker acted Sece,a
rs moved tha, the Conference Committee. OF the
Republican Judicial Convention and the Republican Coua.y
Convention b. admitted TO the Conference. This motion
elected much discussion bat definite action taken.
IN. ground tia, one Of the orEnnstionstlo St Nicholas
was not folly represented without having really transacted
suy bules he Convention adjourned to Monday evening At
o'clock TO meet Il the Everett House when is expected
Tia, d fal ticket wiz he agreed upon.
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL CONMuTEE.-Thc rgu-
Jar October va. held last evening Mr.. y. Deaed
Smith resigned bis position President in the following
letter: o,,.,
10 nc R,ppli-a7 c'HfrnI Communication ne Cg9"e County
pbrsn Central C,rnittc~ My retirement ths post
n homo aus duiy s mycod by Of oc!al and
Ion y, ~onr Precedent, Of oil times hbolous "a
wccd with business whosn magnitude and Importance r.
aBfe ny entire tire 1rd my whole energies In edition 90
10 civil 6uainca tho cs calender cont AIMS gave cases. ad
may b, questionable whether pro cgutas officer &c ~
Z. ID NAV tie ohor acts mentioned imperative should
sronE ny heart failed TO gratefully acknowledge your
uohius in declaring st Intelligent AID patriotic body
Of doe not exist than that o. which row 'ase leave
Tayug with you 60 the asaed standard Of oar fathers Eu
viii day Be acknowledged that you long ssn erpoei
h.. .,,ndari II the 5u., You win eonta1r doubt not
labor public good. Remember that away from you
as with you, am your friend and frllow-worGer,
Il. DELATILLD SMITH.
Nj Chars :. Spencer pescaiod the following resolution,
which adopted by aecsmaton after speeches By es'
Eas,us C. Benedict and Elliot c. Cowain Of character
ceodingly complimentary to Ar. Smith:
Rts5ysd That IN accepting the resignation Of the Hon. Il.
Of
him thanks for the sbe efficient aud impartial manner Ia
which c has performed the dne, Of presiding officer and
lake this opportunity % express unqualified odnirSton
for him o. nan, citizen, sGd public officer.
H Benedict and others took occasion auds to tho
nsr in which Nc Smith performing the duties Of the
United States District omcyshipi and bis remarks we're
responded 70 IN the snott manner.
On motion Of Mr. Keyscr Sheridan Shook Of the Third
Ward elected President, and motion of r Brennan,
ST.. Enlot c. Cowdn Of the Eighteenth Wssd elected
Vice President, IN the place Of NJ. Shook
ForHTH SENATORIAL DlsTWCT REPUBLiCAS CONVENTION.
This Convention met the Fhh Ward Hotel last night,
but without making any nomination adjourned for one
week.
CO0PEE ISsTiTUTE PEsPLE's UmOs PARTY
EosiSArIsG CoNSITTEE.-Thls Committee met last night
al the Cooper Institute. when Dr. Austin eaod to the
ohar After conideab, delay ia regard to Tie admission OF
yates the Committee proceeded make nominations for
Coroner. About thirty mentioned and III o
hfst bAios W. "SIaau - n Ntti' f. W. NS'y' sHu
Frsdk having received the largest number OF vote,
were ON MOTION unaauously elected the nominees Of
III, Committee for Cor0ners.
Amid much confusion DIR. Bradford moved that the rules
he suspended and the Convention nominate By exclamation
ThoA, w Cleric Judge OF the Supreme Court. Carried
unanlmously.
Dr. Bradford moved tia. the res be again suspended and
Judge Woodu be nominated Judge Of the Superior
Court with Abraham d. Russell as Associate.
Great confusion eusued amid which delegate vented 20
know II the with tho strongest lungs gcius to make
ali the nom aon ard bal!otng was to be di'cohiiuued
Here another delegate obtained the door and moved that the
present lrcumben Of the Superior Court and Count Of Con-
mOa Plea, be negotiated By Hslanatlon Lest