The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04
The Conference or tho Union Re ofn
Parties.

j Parties.
NOMINATION. OF CANDIDATES PosTroNED--A JOHN
TICKET PROPOSED BY THE COMMITTEE.
The grand conference delegations from all tho Union
organizations created with tho view Of
forming tho administration Of the municipal governments,
by inducing Of wealth and character accent nomi
nations for office took place yesterday at Mr. John Lvngs
toms Office, the American Exchange Bank No. I2S
Broadway.
The attendance of delegates quito fol and re7poc
able some Of the most wealthy, influential and truswor
thy merchants Of the city being present and all manifest
ing lively interest in the Of tho movement.
Precisely at the meeting called to order, and
IN the absence OF Mayor iamann who presided at the
former meeting, Mr. James W. Boeknan requested 10
take the chair. Mcssrs w. b. Wedgowood and VIM.
Tucker oicated crcaries.
The following dele atos the various Union ogan
zations present.
SYRACUSE COOPER INSTITUTE MEETING COMMITTEE.
Hon. VIM. +. Havemeyer Frederick Wagner,
Hon. Jacob A. Wosteryelt, VIM =. Tucker,
Waldo Hutchings, Ihos. d. St!iiman
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL PARTY.
Alexander T. Stewart, Il. A. Williams,
Royal Phelps, III. rholps,
Geo. +. Talman, James .. Nicholson.
TAXPAYERS rSRrY.
Hon. JAMES W. Beekman, z 5. Ely,
W. Is. W,dgewood, Daniel sheppard,
John Livingston, Rail h Mead.
NICHOLAS HOTEL PARTY.
Otis D. Swan, Albert Matthew'S,
w. l.. Solomon, Megs
Phletus Holt,
Mr. BRENNAN, on taking the chair returned thanks in
cude all parties from participating in the meeting ex-
cept delegates.
DEIRuArE wished to know il the motion included 70.
porefs, and was informed that alt outsiders, even re-
pcrtcrs, were embraced in the motion.
Mr. JOIN LIVINGSTON opposed the exclusion Of tho press
as ne considered that there ought 70 be objection to
the full publication OF their proceedings which had only
the pubic welfare in view.
member Of the Fifth avenue delegation strongly
urged the propriety of excluding MI outsiders and after
some considerable discussion, the original motion pre-
vailed.
Owing to this action OF the Conference Committee full
account Of the proceedings is rendered impossible Or
reporter however, succeeded in obtaining short sketch
Of the short session OF The Conference The subject
OF the misinanagemcnt and corruption OF the NUM-
clpad government, as at present administered,
delivered by Mcssrs Hot, Stewart, Havcmcyer,
theirs, Livingston, Wcdgewood, Tallman and Others,
resulted in presenting no ticket for the SUPPORT Of the re-
spectacle voters Of the community, that subject being
deferred till the next meeting. Put very free inter
Change OF opinions aud sentiments took place. and IL
finally agreed that the various delegations should consult
with their resp ctyc organizations and report the result
at the next meeting which set down for next We'd
ncslay at the time and place The object Of this
adjournment it is understood, 10 to enable tho several
Union parties each to nominate Informally set ol~canf.
dates, from whom Joint ticket composed Of the best
men among them, will DO chosen at the next meeting
Tho great st ,nanimity and harmony evnced
throughout the proceedings
Peoples Union Nominating Convention.
The Peoples Union Nominating Convention having at
lis head Captain Charles H. Marshall were have
the Medical College, in Twentythrd street, but convened
at the Cooper Institute, exAldcrrnan William Tucker
presiding, and Robert Beatty and supervisor VIM. G.
Connor acted as Secretaries The Committee Of Con
ference appointed by the previous meeting at tho College
reported that they had met like committees from
other conventions but tho Inter mentioned having
any authority act tho former had not been able to
accomplish ANYTHING Tho committee however was
continued
On motion an Informal ballot was bad which resulted
IN hy nine votes being cast Of which Josiah W. Brown
@ n,n;h NJ MI Daown was mere
rin Of the Union Convention
Mr.. VIM. ALLEN BUTLER offered resolution nominating
the following gentlemen on the Judiciary tickct-