New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
LOCAL POTsTICAL NATTRps

FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT UNION Cox
yENTIOS.-Ihe Republican and Union Nonlnst;.-
Convention for the Jst Congressional District ~
semJed yesterday at Jamaica, l.. I. Ex-Gov. .Ioi.
A. King was called TO the chair and james b. Coon.
er and James Guyon were chosen Secre,sr,lps
Upon taking the chair. Mr.. King said he wished !.
placed in nomination q man who, in war or
peace TO the bitter end Including the Proc arstio,
Of Emancipation, would sustain the best Govern.
nent ever founded. There were found to be :ao
eots OF delegates from Richmond County.
Mr. Geo. i. Carmal OF Snholk moved tbat q
Committee Oh Credentials be appointed, consis,ing
Of two from SuffolZ and three from Queens CouIty'
and that the Convention take recsss Of half sr
hour in order to allow the Committee 10 report.
The motion was carried, and the Chair appoia,ed
Geo. y. Carman Richard w. Smith OF Su'iolk, and
Wm. A. Walker. III. w. Eastman and BeruaIdus
ilendricSson Of Queens as such Committee.
The Committee reported IN favor OF admitting
both sets OF deegatereach DELE cation 10 have tbres
votes. DIR. kicbaTd ". smith OF Soiioh nonins.sA
for member Of Congress Richard c. Mccormick of
Queens. The nomination was received with tu.
mnltu0us cheering and was made unanimous. The
following Committee Of six appointed to inform
Mr. Mccormick Of his nomination: Messrs. J. e,
Thompson and ID. i. Appleton OF Richmond L. A.
Buncc aud Il. W. Smith Of Suffolk and Wm A.
Walker and Il. w. Eastman Of Queens.
Nr. McCofmick's entrance was accompanied by
the same enthusiastic demonstrations az his nomins.
ton. In short address he pledged himself 10 sus.
tain the Emancipation Proclamation and all other
war m,asurcs Of The Administration. lie was fol-
lowed By Caleb Lyon OF Lyonsdale who delivered
IN eloquent aud spirited speech.
SEco,D WARD WADswORTH AND TREMAIs
CLJH.-At Il meeting Of tho citizens Of the Second
Ward held az No. IS Beeklnan street. laet evening.
John ShiptOn was chosen Presideot, and ". w.
klmldi Secretary, and L. X. Martin treasurer.
kc-O.utiOn5 indOIslng The Union STATE Ticket Were
unanimously adoPtedj speeches were made by
Mc.an. Palmer, Buckley, and others ia behalf Of
the cause. The following gentlemen were elected
Delegates 10 the Central Nadsworth Champaign
Club: j. q. Ab5e, John Shipton, II. c. ForGham,
Il. Schoonmak,r, and InoS.simpson, after which ;hs
meeting adjourned
SEyENTEESrH WAED WsDswORTH AND TRENAIH
CLUs.-Ihc Union electors Of the ANIIth Ward
met az the Steuten House, No. 293 Bowery, last
evening. and formed "a Nadrworth and IroInain
Club. The following named officers were elected:
rTe-ieut cLaro y. Wood; hicc.Prsdents, bcDjsIna
Dcu aai ffcdedca Wagner; Recording Secretary, Re-
hrit B Bod Corresponding Secretary CHARLES H. Groyes;
s. M. Palmer u. H. Srnllcy, Nm. T. A.lmAn George r.
Sc nOfeaher, acc Lesis }. nara.
Speeches were made by a. j.. Palmer Thomas L..
James Jno. l.. Palmer, and Ar. Br0wuell.
THE DENocRATIc general CoMNiTrEE.-The
Democratic Gereal Commi'lee, which met at Tam
many Hall last evening, nominated Nm. N. Tweed
ior SnperyhOr. and appointed Committee TO COM
,nunieite with Nozarl VINO ratified toe nomination.
Alollrt IN turn nominated Gideon j. Tucker editor
~ Tc D1uy Ne'gs 4. The time it was suppressed for
trcasonabe utteHnces) for Surrogate, winch wss
-..,iiiea b. tanfm0ny. This bargain having been
lnePumnries for Assembly ANA Con-
-Iossionai n1niuations were fixed upon iof Tuesday
next wAoa smith lily, jr., offered tie following
resolution;
Reloired rst tic Committee correspondence be d.
with hss E1celescy Gov. hcgaa,
0s the Il4pssC Vi 1gAgns Eetoc oy which the c
ftnf Of his ate who se!vias IN tire regiments
q tha a. o. vsr may vote al toe approaching election
IL was adopted unanimously, and rhe Committee
adjourned