New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15
LOCAL Politics.
PLATFORM or THE PATRIOTIC UNION Ip.ous
ORGANIZED sEPrExnrR 10 100,

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That during the war, every friend of Justice and thu
tuity Of the Union should labor elect officer. that win ~
the Influence OF their position to aid tue Federal oysna.s
In the most vigorous prosecution Of the war that can be in
augursted being the most economical humane policy AZ
suppressing this rebellion against the Al .ho
ties and rights Of the people. TO enact law. imposing IN.
penalty Of death upon guilty contractors sbeuOrs Of fraud
against the Government That all property OF rebels be coa
h'csed to aid In paying the expenses OF this war and snd
Of convicted traitors be given to soldiers In limited guam
tss 80 that the dsaeeted States Districts may be rendered
loyal without the expense danger Of standing sry That
in addition to the present pay Of pvatsa 10 tho army the
Legislature appropriate the gum of least 81 per month 10
be paid each volunteer private from this State sn act Of
justice to the soldier which would prove economy to ths
public as would rapidly Gil up the ranks and thereby bring
this rebellion speedy termination And d m act Of jus
tce to the tax payers well effective step TO remove
corfaPtng influence from the politei all Zoe eecs
should be altered to that OF salary that the fee may aew
Into the Pnblc Treasury the relief Of the people and az
lucrative salaries be reduced to conpo with the spirit Of the
gn,es.
All loyal citizens who wish TO Of the shackcs OF psrY
leaders aud opposed the dicon Of the aocrsc bogus
Union that refused admit delegates from hs
working csssss in their council invited enroll her
names upon this list TO form subordinate league IN the
Ward Cooperate With other Ward og,uz sad tho
Central League nominate candidates for the ensuing else.
ton that will work for the realization Of these
Mr.. z. }. BROWN DECLINES.
TO ne Editor of The NJ Y. TTibRas
Sin: II is known to me, though have no oficia
fact that by the Partially Of two nOmi
mating Conventions been selected their csuddSs'
for tho responsible Office Of Supervisor.
When tie subject OF using my first aga.ed IL
WA snpPosed by tose engaged In the Unon movement a.
manifested in the uprising Of the people the Convention
held AZ If
in the city would be laid aside pending the calamity OF
national difficulties and that the sublime spectacle would
be presented the world of people, In the time of their
conu,y's peril moved by the pure impulse, of pstrioti.m
81 king into lngnhCaBce al other couderaons, and Taly
ing Ia support OF the Union the Cons,itutoa
aud the Enforcement OF the Lava But, while all parties
except Aboonts raise this motto upon their bsnnes
there hsmsnious them. Three sslfeoa.
,l.uted COMMITTEES suown a. the tbh Ayeuue ho,ei.'
The ST. Nichols. Hots" and TsIPsyen two Rcninat-
log Conventions claiming have their authority from the
resolution ofhe State Convsnten portion OF gu, German
populen ikh Elk dGeIost organizations ere ell putting
10th tickets purp0rtinz to be the nominations OF the
pies Union" Instead e par,sns Yielding 70 the eussncis.
machines working IA every Ward Of the city the hePoblt.
leading on In making strictly party nonliushonsl
Uaou Party e1srs theii iRuS-ce to bring all lovers OF
could have Induced to be Used fo Office:
now amid ne confusion which at present prevails rauss
le ndugisg the hope thst ticket NAV be formed WHOA
la. uD.s hs ysiSa sentiment aI OF this pel. city RRow
DEMocRATIc SENATORIAL CoNYEETIoS SEVENTH
DnrEcT-Ths Senatorial Convention in the With D'5cs
broke up bodies evening meeting At Hibberd
McCoys end the other at Ferleys Of Fortyseeont
sEd Eighth I. tina, the COnventios
was called Fsreys place kept by the brother az
Tbs snds 81 ar COuDOIl, say thu. III. st., nish. Of
the meeting he place ives taken entire charge o. oy tse
nvsnoB the delegates entirely al their mercy
They aioDsd Of their number at the door and admitted
81. all0 "A
"a u.ias threats Of Violence Persons who were not ue-
permitted to enter the room, such s' AeI.sdes
a-d Peter isGsraOu, aad oEcrs and Mr. Ward aowed
ths privileges Of usmbeI taking part Ia the debate sos
evening the dele foa several Of tbs WAfds on as
s-bnk 6Bdirg place in charge Of the oAs OF
persons snd alss ugSst ct hsha. sa s'.rG,csa ,s,
O. III course OF procedure seeordnsy adjourned to HID
berl McIoys snd osagtsd by 'ls;t s'9negs
.5a Usl.s Csraa 81 the Twsnsth Ward secfetsIies
sad rou tied The Hcs RcHAEpB CosSoLT as the candi
date Tor Senator IA the With Dsrict.
From thr Conyonon held a. Fs'ey' we receive the foI
An adjour-d meeting Of th. Convention took place laA
evening Cornelius farsys ssoon corner Of foy secona
and Eisuh avenue IL was very fully S,teaded AID
FAry being ia the chair Nowithandins tue hot contest e.
th pfsvious nesting between the friends Of various cand
dates the matter w' quietly settled last sweating 90 the .s'Sss
= shth Avenue Rsiiroad Company.
i CONVENTION OF DELEGATES FROM UNION ORGAN
IArioNs The Conference Committees of the Union Convsa-
ion. were represented each by seven TsIp.y
prs Fifth Avenue S. NiehoIss tho Marshall and the German
Union League The SstnAned organization has
no, been represented before 1t scot delegates Huge
Svs.endOri Nichols Fche John Freedman uligs B1n.
ndrsss Whnsuue, John h. Leidh.im, Dr. h n WilheUi.
The Convention pfesiied over by James :" beekman,
" b. Wsdsewood and Albert Mshsw' acting as Secretaries
Ths Cooper Institute Dr. Austin orgsniEson sent deli
cation which allowed 70 stand out in tho cold end "hss
hey sent in communication s.ns cs IA ny ~ me
bird delegation appointed TO ~s upon anu INFORM
lie Dr. AusiD Shlom Bradford delegates Of tbe isc, MI
Of FinhAyeBur delegation moved the following
preamble aud resolution, which were adopted; q,
Bhsysds, The several Union organizations wno.e Comn
,gl 4, nc
Ib., object can be best asinsd by harmonious
among Themselves TO nominate Que ticket com.
exclusively candidates who ia the common judgmsnt
OF such several Organizations, best hed by their loyalty
10 he Upion patroim honesty and especial qualifications
of edge experience cspsbty and good iepustion to
chsrgo the particular duties Of the several ohees for which
be respectively nominated without reference "a
party quainosions, clAiu or considerations "hasoveri
1,r, An prorm.l silent ballot will tend to s,cetaiH
IN. sponSnoous voice OF such linton orgauizacns oPoa
ps or gs.Ss sSs to any p.sasf Candidate and
thereby enable judge Of tho best means OF forni6ss
Yes That we he representatives Of the several Union
y b merit. of .ny esndis es will proceed to ar
silent ballot for the eversi once 10 De hed al tns
ompg election and that sucb 5aoing be had Ia the order
AIMED in the notice aeeo published by isw emitting Sem
lIors and Members OF Assembly NJ,
The Convention then took silent pallet each oganlke-
ion being entitled The following candidates fcr
he judiciary selected, and their nomination msds
op Murray Hoffman and L. b. Woodruff Justicss OF the
superior Court John r. Brady Judge the Court Of Coa-
non Pleas hiram hetc Judge OF tue Marine Court
The Convention then adjourned for one week.
MOZART JUDICIARY CONFERENCE.-The ConyeD-
ION met ast az Hail. and nominated Thomas W.
i A, nudge of the Supreme Cour:, MtsGs Woodruff and
Norman as Judges Of tho superior Court, John Brady
i, III the Court Common Pleas and A X May. ard
SSse Of the Marine Court Mayor Wood In secOnang the
yins preamble resolution spoke 10 high OF the
rssnt snmbents and alluded particularly Messs Wood
ma ami Hoffman Rspublcsus) the present incuubents;
hsred The Democratic party in III city uniedndeT the
azart organization is the oIly organization which primarily
wa no, as prudent sierthousht repudated the unpsdouo
Of the Albany Regency State Convention and hss
heartily responded the patriotic exigences Of The nstion
fss And Wheyeas the Albany Regency County Orgarns
ION, the Tammany party, has lIiterm9re ..aa