The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-23
The Political Campaign.
THE BROWNS HOTEL AND EVERETT HOUSE CONFERENC

CONVENTION.
The Conference Convention Of the Marshall Tax Office
organization from the republicans and portion Of the
committee from the German Union League met Browns
Hotel yesterday afternoon and after lengthy conference
agreed upon portion Of ticket For Sheriff. Y. Brown
received majority Of the notes.-the entire Marshall
ganizaton committee the Germans and portion of the
republicans voting for him. tho balance Of the republican
committee voting for vultec. The question Of District
Attorney next up when the Germans stated that they
had sacrificed yuee for the purpose of getting James NJ
Smith for District Attorney and asked the others give
up their candidate and give them Smith. republican
delegate then asked them who had called upon them to
sacrifice Vultce; portion Of the republican committee
had voted for him, and they, tho Germans, had not
deserted him, no would hive been nominated instead OF
Brown. Mr. Vultce the choice Of majority of the
republican delegation, between Vutee and Brown
The Germans having forced Brown upon them they the
republicans did not feel called upon to make any sacrifice
in their behalf for the District Attorney Several bal
lots had, the vote being divided between Oakley
Hall, A. r. Lawrence and james N. Smith Being
able to agree tho conference appointed committee OF
three, consisting Of from each delegation repre-
sented to agree upon candidate for District Attorney
and report IL on Thursday night. Joseph Hoxie was
agreed upon for County Clerk and Blunt for Supervisor
committee OF republicans, consisting Of from each
ward afterwards met and endorsed the action the
ference with dissenting voice. II reported that
Stewart tho republican candidate for Sheriff had decided
to decline, bat subsequent information shows this to
be tho case He manifested willingness to withdraw
for hafmonys sake but at that time supposed that VIM
C. Connor would be agreed upon by the Conference e
is not therefore out OF the field.
The conference OF tho Unian organization again met at
the Everett House. The substitute for the Marshall
ganzaton that presented themselves the previous night
being other but the hangers about the Tax Office
did not present themselves again, and thing
of tremendously Three Or four ofthe original committee
Of the Marshall organization hand to answer to
their
They nominated the following ticket
Sheriff.. l.. Vuce
County Clnl-Joseph Hoxc.
DiSric. Ahorncst-A. Il. Lawrence
COrOners-nr. j. W. Ranney Geo. W. MatScll,
SENATORS.
Fburth Distric,-r r. Tillou
Fifth District--J W CHAMBER.
.carth Diarict-B. Z. Manierre.
.Seysath Dists7ct-J. j. Phelps.
There quite contest in some of the Senatorial dis
trics. In the Fifth two or threebaots had before
choice made the contest being between CHAMBER and
Cozans In the Sixth like contest was bad between
Smith and MaDierrc. Without doing anything towards
ganzng the wards they dourned until Thursday even
ing.
PEOPLES UNION ASSEMBLY CONVENTION.
FIRST DsTRfoT-Ihis Convention met last evening and
nominated Mr.. John Callahan their candidate for
semby.
Ninth DrsrRIcr.-Alex. Mcleod was nominated by tho
Union organization in the Ninth Assembly district Mon
day evening for member Of Assembly.
MARSHALL NOMINATING COMMITTEE.
This Convention met last evening at the Cooper nst
tute, William Tucker in the chair and made the follow
ing Assembly nominations
FIRST Didric-Micbael QIigley.
Second DiStr1ct-Gennis b. Sullivan.
Thirteenth DiSk'id-James Hurrie.
Seventeenth Distyic-John b. Hobbe.
AZ this stage OF the proceedings long discussion
sued on motion to confirm the county candidates al
ready put in nomination by this Convention, with the
ception of District Attorney which finally resulted in the
motion Icing carried
The Senatorial nominations made by the General Con-
ference committee which met at the Everett House last
evening then adopted their candidates. thus g
noring their previous Senatorial nominations, with the
exception Of b. +. Manerre. They follows
Parth District-F. r. Tilou.
Fifth District. w. Chaner.
Sis.h Dltrict--B +. Manicrre.
Seventh DS,fct-J. :. Phelps.
The Convention adourned meet at Cooper Institute
Oh Friday evening next.