New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-11

no,,,s or make up cks, from the bs,. osu s-,c.a,
Mr.. Fox offered series of resolutions. ,s,, a..
oomaeo aPpoiaied on behalf of his Convensca i. 40
y Use e,ey Effort e secure be indosement Of oar
have the object IA view and Of failure that dc
suit q lie action TO this Convention on Monday oyenins ns
In order hs in case Of failure to harnonze tie action Of ~
people that this Convention may take the necessary steps 70
eiR on the patriotism OF the people to elect the People I'm.
ion ticket snd TINS snsthen the hands Of the Govsrnsnt
ge army support hch Ihe triun phaS
election OF the Uui0n ticket can alone confer.
IL further resolved that Committee Of from each
Ward be sP9onlei By the Chairman 70 make sIaDgsoens
ticket for this county that Committee Ct nine be appointed
prepare address to the people IN behalf Of the PeOPss
Union State and county Tickets that Committee Of Eve be
appointed to plan Of organization Of the city fo tbs
snsung election s The sandd9,e be called apo. to psds.
prosecution Of the 70 the integrity Of the Union
tl Ddn me s sSS % ~ @ aia s
The resolutions we're adopted sud after sono rTther Us
eussion the Committee ad ourned until next Tresdsy
GT::.iiic,. aud made t!ls .6lSsii1g n9uieai,oH':
Iytb i,s:::,.,e, Chti'tiaU b Weodrut =,
Yth District Alderman Shas. G. Cornell
Ylth District John ]. Bradley.
With District adjourned unfit Monday rigt.
The NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC GEEEHAL COMMIT
ETh Committee me. last night, and recognized by
elecng Thomas @. Tsllmsdge ESQ.,, permanent Chairman,
Committee fr tie honor M Talim,dge observed that sn
honorable could only be made by bringing sboss
South An adde's. great length was resd BY NJ John Lns
key the burden OF which hatbey the only National
Democratic party Resolutions attached indorsing the
Dsmocrsc State ticket headed by d. r. Floyd Jones aud
Recommending the holding Of primary meetings Monday
evening LeIt.
This Com nttee heretofore represented but small fraction
Of the Democratic party Of Kings Gouny. Tue kesulsr
Democratic Comnittee-hst which act on Tuesdsy piSht
refused call primaries and Endorsed the Peoples Unou
RRPUBLtCA. SENATORIAL CONyRSTIoS or rag
tn DrRicr.-Tb. Convention me. in Montague Hall last
rist ard adjourned for week They adopted the
resolution, which adopted IN the afternoon by tho Ne
publican County Convention
REPUBLICAH ASSEMBLY CONVENTIONS. - Tho
AIIh District Assembly Cony enton met last might and aG
tourpod until Monday night.
In the XIV District Edward c. johnson nominated.
FRTH-NyESUE UNIoS COAMITTEE.-Twenty-ti give
gebtemrp constituting this body met last evening at tbs
Fifth Hotel conclude upon Judiciary ticket bog
falling to agree upon candidates burned I'LL ts
ing.
GyRnls USIoY LEAGUE.-A meeting OF dele
-ntes sir from each ward representing "a. German vote OF
th, CITY bed 10 Pytayoras Hall No l6 Canal street.
evening. DR. r. BregmAn called 10 The chair, snd
George Stinbrenuer chosen Secretary Ater settling
the question Of admitting certain delegates Comnittee OF
from each ward sppoinied to nominate oihcet TOT
ganizaon The following names Ieporteds
md were uHsnnousy indorsed by the Convention: PTen
dent, H. ~ Wilhelm; First Vice President Hugo Wesea-
doES Second Vice President D. Dulong fist Secretary
George Mauchot; Second Secretary j. j. hedn Treas
mar Andrew Wiman. Some discussion ensued a. %
whether the uncions Of the Convention ceased with it's
elt rneatinz IL decided that te powers as body
ceased only when the object for which they chossDss
organization Of Ge Consolidated Union Leagaoshouid
be accomplished To carry out this design Commitssd
from each ward was chosen and directed 90 report pro-
grame at thu meeting Thursday tie l7th inst Ths
Committee made In equal numbers OF those VINO wse
formerly Republicans and Democrat The German vose IN
this city is estimated at ffcm l5,oOO to 2c,Ooc