New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01
rup KINGS COUNTY UNION TICKET.

The nominations made by the Peoples Union
Convention of Kings County on Saturday were
confirmed by a nearly unanimous VOTE yoS'er-
day afternoon. The candidates, with one eH'
ception, are the same as heretofore rePofteo.
The proceedings were characterized throughout
with that untv of sentiment which promises
successful result at the approaching e'ectop'
The candidates are all fair men, and the ticket,
"a a whole is the best in all respects ever
placed in nomination in Kings County. 1t was
anticipated that some changes IN the Senatoriai
selections would be made, but 1t appears
that notwithstanding the outside pressure
of interested parties, the Convention adhereu
70 their former action by confirming every can
didate nominated by the Committee OF Four
tssn The candidates are nearly equally divided
between the two great parties, and as such
each is fully represented; and there can be no
doubt but that the ticket will be zealOnsiy sup
ported by all who desire to sustain the Admin
istration in the present critical state OF naIona!
affairs. The local press are nearly unanimous
in favor of the ticket, as is shown by extracts
from the different papers annexed;
The Earle says:
We ask any man who gincss over the names Of The DEE
y,t.s 20 die Yeon,ea Conventional he remembers any similar
body composed Of Of equal position o. eIua. ies
aud equal weishs in sh community for once w oea
elements Of the people met common platform @nH ar
placed ticket before the people wich"e are comm tey
viii sustain. Had they forgot the N poan q, y
them snd mere party men Who's pi't .o,,i
teemed with political corruption The people W"liu n'F
INFLATED them d, uuaumousy asthey will now sustan thea
rta isuc before To- people now l. not, how Tire Peoples
Convention called together bn. the ticket prS,sn,sd to gs
behalf Of the people entis.edto our support 'n" ."
EXAMINATION Of the names presented viii show tha' IS
! The Tines considers the ticket ior orc IN
| the main, but objects to The manner IN which
| il was prepared as anything but popular. 1t
! expresses the opinion that the candidates for
! Assembly at least, should have been submitted
to the delegations from their respective districts.
It's opinion of the candidates generally Is favor
able. In regard TO prominent numo presented
| by the Democrats Il says;
There are good many Republicans and Democrat. ia ll
M ;ic, T an 2am,sd o and sssaboul bit We
believe that b. character la. besn pretty well ttsed sud Al
doing We have =, him The lr'h Is, IA. been
ac,e Democrat, and popular with the working mis'e.
arowdy bu, respectable wrmesnins and intelligent man
sua gsc'e! viii w duG! ne n1ss ~ lep..aDs n,5
aoa Of parties lbs, worth al .s9g We m' , 81 [onC,Is
,so ss, secure isS .PPG n ~ Ia. The
drrrr o. very portion Of the Dem6cIate ms "
ior Of the mon ckri representing tide OF The
house supported in good ht We must q, ou ''' '''
s-,'i51 % the wi,h~- % orr democratic c't'i'"'
| The N,,os uI.o objects to the manner OF max.
ing the Assembly nominntiVns, and eynrc'se
/ the opinion that the candidates should have
4 been decided alone By the entire dclcsa on
/ from each District. subject TO the ratification
/ Of the whole Convention II states IN respe CT
| 10 the movements
TIE iI-. Ola Ja0a IN ~uirb tn masses ot
| All polluted ties should unite. having ir Wow on'y Ne
ser.rigu Office competent che di'oEifsr u Vac
du'ir thereof lsd ~ paOti.n uu1neouci wr Mood no
sly - one when M over T,tril oI Wame't iaHo ana
This without Gasn, one lo' or little our conlisnce 10
De t'u u uragrais p'nop'' o' o adstt ds'r 20 see
thsI triumphant IusrcH Increment a. tins u"'i rNnT
ulu g4u cooperate nrBftiiy I'd without '.rhcmg n tl'
.iiate' degree any conviction 81 pst'y WAVES
.or ihe DG. a.i'n 'l- lfith seu,r .L1 lsso,
them whom 'ime sud OPPORTUNITY 'h' fr'drr 'APe'i'"'
~ o,bc 'irkrt reported viii deny ha' it !. com
posed Of GO ir ~ ryr.l cape, -, a, ,2u
/ -,t, o.. i.r confidence aud estrrm u Che p'opn
/ IN, Star is the only paper which spehkS ia
/ condemuaiory tones OF the movement, obDec''ng
mainly to tho mode of nomination adopted by
the meeting or Fort Greene, but admits that
there are on the " ticket some names as good
on both sides Of politics as are to be found
d" in the city," l. also contends that there
"arc other names entirely distastein reekiDg
" with all the elements of small party manage
meat and the stencil of the Albany lobby
The prcponderanoe of RcaI evidence is IN
! favor Of the Union movement, and We have
no reason 20 believe that the sentiment OF the
community is contrary thereto. The selections
a. whole are good and should BE- supported
| b, all who in this crisis desire to uphold the
/ Government and demonstrate that the North
is urit against the rebels of the South, aud
all who sympathize with treason.