New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-15

vention would not adjourn without making nomination
He thought that all the delegates ready
and he trusted the Convention would into formal bLlo'
| a, once.
Mi W It Van Ripper seid ,h,, he for one lad not come
prepared to vote on no niuaon TONIGHT end II he was
called upon to name person Tor nomination he would ssy
"no Candidate" When there hsd been consultation, hu
We. p,paIeo 20 so,e 'oi .'tfer var Dsnoel" 81
talk The matter over for the purpose OF nominating man who
would be suTe 20 be elected.
Several gentlemen corcurred with Dir Van Rper In his
views suo favored an adjournment.
The Hon. AbIam NskrnGn spoke length on sd'
ournns aud said that bs could name several persons tonight
from whom he thought the Convention could elAo one
but a. II seemed TO De the desire OF the nsioy Of the mem
he t. adour he would vote Tor edjourns some future
TIM Finally motion to sdjonInt Tuesday evening next
al a o'clock. prevailed
WADswoRrn RArIFlo.rIoS MEETING ~ THE
TESrn WiKpA large and cuhu.iastc meeting q the cti'
of tho Tenth Ward IRE pectise ofpay, WAS held at No
ga Grand street last evening ratfy tbs nominations OF
Jane. ;. sdswor sud Lyman Trenan. Flames W. Oh
eq fre.ijsi AID George r.. ca-re chosen h-ce-
.ary. Eloquent and appropriate Srerches made -
Nhaes y spencer Cale0 - DUN Henry = oMilh an VI
:. Waterman.
sSxrFESrH WARD PEopLl's UNios.-The Six
teonih Nurd "e0pe's Union Assembly Convention met a.
their eadquaer. 10 e Eignth avenue ast esenies and
unsninous roniuaed Samuel e. Rse, co. ddaie to
I represent the MI Assem- rly District
Iwr,TIEIH WARp.-Ihe delegates from che
Union Republican Association II this Ward whose hallusr-
ters Continental Hall have corcITTed IN tie Pcopc
Uu,on nomination Ct George Bancroft Tor Consess'
1wESTIETH WArD RiTHicATioS MiErlNG.-
The Hon Henry B. slsnton JOsLra an Coz and ~ I
trsnkenheimer will speak to night at Continental He,l
corner OF Thirty street 4shth avenue, bohs'
o Oh The The ! I i aiaH t s:a.s litlfs-
BRoOKLYS NATIOEAL DEMOCRATIC Cry Con-
vENTfoNTLe City Convention the National Democratic
party met NJ the ''Csrifr" IN Jorslcfon street ycsoIty
afternoon for the puoss Of nominating candidate ior tou
roiieT To- end q Treasurer per
with to Regular Dcociais Whole hare Ia tho hor
nations the candidates Tor Tax Collector and Auditor
Ai. Thomas T.. Iisse was appointed Chairman and Mi
u " yiie Secretary.
The Chairman bis thanks in brief terms when
motion OF Nj I. h. yir, Dir. Thomas o. Fsrron II tie
Eleventh erd min lied for Controller y fcctn N0u
la into Tor lax tOuluiaaOAef, Which re-
suited 30 the raton % Mr Hugh ROIAo Of the 5s,cah
va by the following vote;
Hugh - Richard Ten -n......
john LintAey .-............l6i
The nomination rIsde untuiruous aff which Nj Ma
than T.. Mogsr Teuomnated for City lIcts Ter The
Convention te aoIoullcd tultct TO the coil ~ the htr
BROOkLYN REGULAR DEMOCRATIC CITY Con-
yrsrfoS The Re.glar Democratic City Convention Assem-.
bid their Han iu Fulton yesterday afternoon, for
lc rgp0ls 81 nominating candidates or Controller and
Auditor.
Nh J. r Uin'ey chosen permanent Chairman, and J.
The des les were called In regular order when ballot
entered into To- Collector OF Taxes with the following
Gesulf -
Edmund Dris ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y
fo4E 1anlfDcl. $50
NJ Digs declared unanimously nominated when
bloi was taken 0I auditor resulting the uomif alton o.
Nr James Lynch, tc Alderman OF the Fhh Nad ~ me
following vote:
janice lyAch.'.'.'..s '''s's'''''''''''''
john DOAeIty....................
sud the Convection adjourned zinc die
IHIOS Melting Al ELIZABETH, n. J.-Ibe
Hon james " adwoh Of this city will spess tls evening
Elizabeth heS-jers-y AZ meeting 10 raiiy tie noulhh
Of d. Brown for Congress III ad'wofth "as 100
the Of TIL. State tow yrastgo Gss Dsmoclt