New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30
LOCAL POLITICS.

Dr. Schirmer one of the candidates for Coroner
denies that he has Secession sympsthise or that he
was concerned in starting that Rebel organ in this
city, the National Zeitung. 1t appears that he was
engaged in attempt to establish new loyal paper
IN the German language, and that the subscriptions
to this enterprise were afterward, in some manner
which DIR. Schirmer does not understand, perverted
10 serve the purposes of the National Zetung. The
connection Of DR.. schirmer's name with tha, paper
arose rom this circumstance, for which he is in no
manner responsible.
htPusLicAS CENTRAL CoMMIrTEE.-At q special
meeting OF the Republican Cenr. Committee Ls,d ~ head
quarter, Ia, evening" the following resolutions were adopted:
ons made by the Republican County and Jad,eiss Ca
liens and recommends the support
Rssoped That this. the Republican ceu.r. Cemmi.. Of
the City Of esIns.y urges upon the Rspobcm:
Of the sh Senatorial District their support for the oee Of
propo.ton was made and discussed for some time
point Sehse 81 70 bst T'v sue swN
upon.
EIsHrH WARD UNION RATHIcATIoY.--A meet.
Ien Aocisi0G wa. % 10 s, "a
made and the nominations raIlned Cooper institute
iraon win hold s ratification meeting this evening IN
Hail. per advertisements In another counn
PEOPLES UNION CONVENTIONAL meeting Of
hi. Convention was held last night at the Cooper nge
chsr in the absence Of ex-Adermsn Tucker Mr. Oakley
bounced ha. Patrick McGuie declined the nomnson Of toe
Convention in the Fourteenth Assembly District becsose the
Republicans would not indorse him; Mr. ppgsnas .n
no9Ess4 ihs M Dsnsi Young in the Ninth Assembly Dss
delegates Of the respective Districts with power TO act In
the Candidate for Sheriff. accepting the nomination and
d,ng his thanks for the honor conferred He favored Ls
pss | With Union sentiments. The Convention
iii Thursday night.
1 WITH SENATE DISTRICT.
To the EGaoy a. The ". y Tribune
SrR It seems 90 me that your statement Of the rel
aiv. poons which Mesn Smith and Msnerre hold to each
other and to the public the With Senatorial District unos
to M Smith and to the intelligent Republican AID Union
eon,tue encieu which have placed him In nomination
Mr. Smith wa. nominated By the Republicans
Of the District before supposed that any Of the nomer
mt County organizations TO run separate
Senatorial and Assembly tickets Subsequently Cen'nson
conuossd of delegates from the several Union orssnis
,.s a. ,hs D,,ye, naor,sd Mr. Smith. Mr. Msnerre
c,,,a his first nomination from self constituted Committee
m. Cooper Institute organized to promote the interest, oi
n w Gene. for County Clerk But thirteen menbe" were
present msjory Of whom were Democrats whose pnei'
nal motive was to divide the Republican vote snd thereby -
chance, for the election Of M Bradley row the
Joint candidate of Tsmmsny md Mozart The only indo's
eIt hich Mr. Msnioyre has had worthy Oh tne
,pect is that of the Medical College Nominating 'o
Of s..v,r This Committee had authority from ihs oeS
;h .rnont.d tbsm 10 make nominations for the Lesss
tur. Beside when appointed, the expectation wa. se
b,, thew would submit the result Of their deliberations 70
Convention for ratihcaon. Why this was no' d'he sea-
} not undertake to state.
Ths real state Of the ssse therefore, sppesrs 70 be
Mr. Smith s the candidate Of the Republican and Peops
Union or1sniz.ens Of the district while Mr. MsnerEe b
b.,n made candidate by influences wholly outside Of
,kb .lix rvhfa uUff q
nary circumstances could elect Republican the nftrsne
seemed reasonable that should be made the Union
especsy as he entirely satisfactory to tn
member. Of tina. organization.
A, the members OF the Senate elected this Fall viii vote 70
Urited State. Senator the responsibility for tbrowipgsv
this district win be serious for those on whom 'hs s"
Mr. Msnerse occupied the position toward the pe0se o.
1t the district that held by Mr. Smith, should 'oppon nm
MOI, cordially but under the circumstances co,tsr Mr.
"A Smith Justly entitled to the cords. and earnest support CT ih
Republicans ard Unon Of the district with wfien 30 "
10 trinnnhsn.y elected.
POLITICAL COMBINATIONS.
To the Editor al The T. Tribune.
SIR That curious phenomenon, the nomination
}, o. Mr. Richard b. Connolly BY Republican Convention
the With Senatorial District contrived g. meeting
the A,or House twelve days two weebssto itl
meeting were pfe,sut beside Mr. Connolly himself ThsroT
Weed George Law John Pe.tigrew, and Isasc shsrTsn
wa, agreed Connolly should be nominated by the Rspt
u eans on condition that he would right on ell city rel
road qus,iicns and also vote FOR Gov Morgan fs L
! .,or neyt yesr. Your obedient servsnt SPECTATOR
vs,r. Yoyi, Oct. 20. 1861.
We don't youch for the truth Of the abo'
!. statements, but simply for the fact that the
come to US from one who ought to know, an
9 who positively alleges that they are correct.
' (Ed. Trib.