New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01

s,.ih. EishtL Tenth sod Foueenth Precact. win ssd
ststioDs ud .u6st.i'n. irspsm. Sy .pb
nsot o.. % me. shs are eus.s'd sagns .s return.
turn. cf the Ass0ca,ed pre Sioh win deliver ths
'rsei hs,ssnss. s sgPoioee to r.seiSa g 70 tho ,sms
ssswried The Central ofcs' The canvas
oittsd 70 every ston House fr the iaro o The nd
dents 10 its vicinity sergesat + % ~sy as's ga
% ls o'clock midHisS ssd srrsssnt fron' IL o'clock
i 'n' canvass " 0JfG JJfHS KENNEDY, supsn Ntcndsnt
DANIEL C.sPESTER, Inspector
RAIsrSG OF MoSsrER BASsER.-The .vssing
of the banner Of the Peoples Union Eomin. uins
Convention, which was 10 have taken place .vst
evening" wis postponed until o'clock P. m today.
It will be one Of the finest banners which has ever
graeed our thorouehfsres, aud will contain the
names Of the candidates Of the State and County
tickets, end will be embellished with Representa-
ton Of the American Eagle tearing in pieces ths
Secession flag. The ceremony will take place ss
No. 53i Broadway.
ASoTHER UNION RtTIFIcGTIoY MERrIsG IN THB
Esd H. es5sI .ossI o, o n ~ Ss5isg e
Andrew BssE-y in the ehsir he following fsy
VIM. \. Z. Cbspm.n, and UusDinouIiy sd ,pted, VIZ
Re'tIred. That indoe sud sGs,sH the acts Of tbs
hope shortly for be colonization In glorious victory,
and the suPpreaiou Of the sia'ehoIders rebeli, "a
RssOiIed That the nomostion. mate ty the Rspabosa
State Convention Of those "eniDety ~ to DO Uad1
s. Sphod5s the STAR. Of tie ever @ sloop, unon can To-
gesher justly and 9nitee sPPoEt for the whole good OF
ard there can be- no such ,T5,d ss fsiL
Re'sed Ts.t we are y sinS M sHd slsd 70 r aniie & with
aud county that with the names OF Brown, Bail, Collin,
mus. nd shall perch npon our banner sni thai election day
shall hud sooy lighting a. che Po that srcce' may De-
secured.
Essolred That In JnO IT, Watson candidate for sena,
tor Charles T. Poihsmus aud james W. bash our candidates
for Assembly IN the Third and Fifth Assembly Di~ct we
ave NJ and proper men-nlen Of integrity snd eapaeny-
represent Us h the nzxt IL sastufe
stirring ard addresses were made by rOn bef Of
lin rspaa, o 3 YSos Pa'aa Poi
The meeting also addressed Samuel osug esq Of
the Fifteenth Ward who spoke ssrae. In behalf OF The
The meeting adjourned With Foasns cheers fer the Union
| toket.
PEopLE's SYRACUSE CoSvEsrIoS.--This Conven-
ton met on Wednesday nisht at the Cooper Institute Dsvd
CLARK being called the chair IL the a0ence Of DR. Austin
letter rad from D Dee declining the nonnaon for
the Convention pominated him
Coroner indications that he should oe i"dorcd
by all other similar ofgaliz.op bot WI tts tIep'ion OF
the National Union party, which tue 20 s pncpies uban
nou.y indocd him, 10; Of the s0caed parties accepted
their nominee All these parties IN greater or less degree
have sacned ppcips 10 eIpedeney eeDcy to svas
buy Instead Of Uiug 10 nominate and 20 support oand
suffered themselves to become the dHpes tie Of
very parties whose principles and practices the. Potsst
condemn ana have been select their candidates
not even the worthy Of these most unworthy orsanizs
onsihns confirming the evil they seek to nsdy fbs no
Hitherto been h~.si by the intrigue, PScsl
struggling FOR expression and the tine s mot far DIS
s when the minded nd oys gentlemen who Dow
sborns fee city State and ration nom the evb under
which they ,uaor VIII be ab around common .'and
ard party that shan have soncieu. ingenee honesty Ana
rowcr ecoEle and punb the dtuTber OF dones
tic aud nstiolAl peace end prosperity"
| H. eoucnding, he declined the uouius'iop.
The Secretary then read letters from Judgs Cerfe Wood-
run Holman A. oskey Hall ard other eanei5scs ACCEPTING
the nominations Of tie Convention, and returning ihsns
Mr. schwsekheirsr the Chairman Of the Executive Com
mec presented verbal report ana stated that ths Tom
nse hsd Erspsred an e.5sss e.a,e5 ~nsn ~oaa hss %
day uishtn This party n who had prepared
banner with the Of DANIEL Dickinson. tbs Union
ca tidaie thereon The Committee hsd snssg~d room. al
No. 33 broadway FOR mouth IS the bean9sre % the
party. They had be lot been successful IL coecat
tbe funds Necessary, bu, the Comee thought thst oy
sIirg the nenbe, Of tue Couveon S4or IS each they
Woua De enabled to cary out their Objects Ihe fep'' wa
MI CoeoHn TIE nominee Of the Convention or superyt
then the oor sud sad that when he ~ss s non
private had that compelled him de-
cline. 10 considered he honor yoy NAB onr LIZ He wss
National Union Clrb, aud the National CentTa Committee
lie ~ared 70 man 10 hi. p,ee and be wa, sur tns -
tend 70 the 6uaDeiel part o. lhe business lie would bOm
nate Ellss Purdy. The Old Waf,l!oT,e u.,,.,,u,
Of Mr Purdy carried. amid loud cheers ,
pana Ms.srs MoCcSnsii Jcha WILDLY sSd DR. Rap1ry
Coroner Oh vacancies that had been caused by The dec
motion was carried that hereafter the OF el,h ara
every deegste who shs M steDd the scsons 9 br Con-
yention three times in tuccession hi, name shall be 'IcAe
Mr. Holden es.ayeS offer revolution that Seleeats
should entitled 70 in the Convention unless Re 1cs
ally resided the NAFd that he represented bat met With
uest oypo,iion. Mr. Holden attempted to msse
dosn"" shat up" sock Holden" pot him out :, &c-
Confusion snd d.oIder r,sped supreme NJ James l. Miss
put him out" Ihe resolution was hnsly tabled.
regard dviding funds election dSy
end the hiriug mea to stf.nd the po disorder
creased and pending the confusion the meeting sd0uned