New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16
LOCAL POLITICAL nATTEHs.

REPUBLICAN UYloy Assembly C0SyESTIoNs.-
Tie Convention, held under the call Of the Republican uaor
O,sni,.on me, last evening 70 nominate candidates FOR h
House o. Assembly. We sppend the result
Dist.
II. Henry Leask
H. Theodore 4. Ward
Iy..AdjoarIed. to Tuesday neIt q. o O'Clock p u.
Y..Ad,oumed to Thursday usI. .' :. O'Clock ?. IN.
VII. Thomas l. Stewart.
VII .AdoulncI to Wednesday ne,t. at O'Clock p
IX.Adouraed to IkG,isy, .id in'', 81 . o'c'ocs p ~
N..AdJoufned 10 saturday, lt'h insl a, 4. o'clock
NIlAdo urned 70 .Jne-ssy next. At 4 O'clock p
Xiii. Adjourned % Friday nest, at so'el6sl p. IN
XlV..Jokn n. white.
Ky. Phillip franssIheiner.
XVI. Dennis AicCsbe.
XVII. Adjourned to Monday nert. a, p
THE GEKs.S FounTH WARD WADswoRIH
ClrB-Thi. Cub l,ld meeting at No 263 william stree,
ia, evening The dsns.y packed G. J. s,eia.
lsm,r occupied the chair Leonard Hsroninu acted
Yeepesllcu Henry Zshn aud George WeyPrsehl Score.
i,hs., and Dr. Louis Naumann AZ IFsalgTer Patriotic
,Ieechs. made BY the Precedent Nj ssluhsner ID
NJ n. Crete. aud the utmost eahg'A,m vs' aniested
TIE following resolutions were offered and unanigaouJ
R,ireA This, we hold the las, Proclam,,ioa Ofiie Fred.
dent - the United states 10 be just sntu. 81 the end OF the
rebellion bs conuuaIc. of az energetic conduct OF the
Rc.oirri, That heartily greet tic nominations made BY
She Uuou Convention at syacus a. tie hsGd Of wh.t Ia
Gen james s Wslsworth aud that shall .nppan this
nomination to the utmost Of eur power and knoae5ge
R'o!gf, That We specially consider tie nomination OF
Andrea. wimann the position OF Inspector OF State
Ps)us S.. justice, as recognizes the many merit. Of
the nominee. md lie German element in gcnegs.
Roitei. Thli tsk- upon 'hc engagement 20 wo'k
ih strength to attain the victory Vi Ia whole aen
ticket a. the ueIt election.
Rssalre8 That We will hold meeting every Sturdy
= vruiug un'il the end Of the 2Tesen, ssitation.
FINN CONGRESSIONAL DsIRIcT.-The riith
Republican Uuion Congregational ceuyocaton Which met
eilay ash adJyalScl to a.so on Weaaeslay aeI. a. =
ociocN
FOURTEENTH WARD RATIFIcArIoS MTErISG.-
Tie Fourteenth Ward wsi.wcIth and Trsasin Club will
hold ratification meeting at No 80 HIocne street toni h'
ariou, popular speakers viii be pnscEt 70 stdress
ncetrg
I'm SIArEESrH WAED TSI0S CLUB.-The Six
ieeuh Wsrd ellsworth Union Club wis Lold putc eet
ug to MORROW evening the Rel u5lcan Central Committee
be sdqusr;ers Of Tw,n,yhd stree, AID Broadway
Others expected TO address tis i4,.itg
SX}ENTEESTu WARD JAIoS NEETING.--Last
evening meeting large In numbers ord enthusiastic IN chs
lffe held der the auspices Of the Seventeenth Ward
nion GLIB, at seuben ils No. s9j Bowsry Rclsrd a.
Woods no PRECEDENT Introduced "a the hst spenzer judge
nance To- they R.pnbcens sLd Nsf D,mo,ht, ana
patriotism demanded ihit lsJ should 10 o. ca.s.i effort,
ssJhr ia TIE on-e' possible shiise Tat we we.r With
Gle Admin .sil,.on aud would stand by It 10 tie last
Adnin''rion than II Il were 70 heas that the kebe Gen
lee bad been taken psourr Tie apcakrr closed with an
lppei 70. geo an 70 90 20 "et. II ~A.ie'ei d'scon
eaor' "onds Fh moit-th ere none b4; could do
melting Tor the great obectto siren hen tie country
ppuffi4s thrd ilflia Ia The election
tL'es : Spencer washoht Introduced eud IN referring TO
thc of|1l results tc recent elections u hf goi .ess
49, Y'y'f,i 70 'he Adnin.s'is on
d-rGou, ai0u ~ sti.a,l1u. H. Spencer IA Tie c,arse
0 MS guet stated that tie on,y question before the
pcor.e "a'. whether lcw revolution, new rebellion
old be aaaeusaied Al tie North 10 lnd TO thu, which Al
fesdy ci..i' ITO South H. lplol, the seymour paly
wa' 70 breed Rebellion at home. Now II Seymous W..
ectcd did he rot stand pledged tho Goyenuiont should
strive toarru Rebel IA midst oppose ~ And then
r oud come rp on ua~con the state and the Otas.a
ootfrn ct sud be 'ices of or own city would A
blood. twas Impossible To sustain tine war ami oppose the
Admia.t dion al tao Adj ,u,r4tion ,gasto DO supported
cersin class Of polciars seemed 20 think that i.wa,
Necessary before you taiurbed Rehs 40 10 Tunuuy
IA ana tho e4Aa5 Oh negroes 90 much Lalprd upon,
especially tS tho most degraded cHsss OF Nucs Il We.
ed rprAion Of tls saves med . have very dc, ied
'i, IN tut direction In tbs .ion tho leustk Wa
ldosea Of o senculan friend vi alay ot,e VINO afcr
LOB au'ehce fe,ih VAN ILst Auud VI America 10
'Loies. 81, tuIpsiod that where's when away tho
nesio's dnn south we've AL black, now Wien come back
bty ar at yellow" MI hfrnccT icfrred in glowing terms
10 90 Proclamation aui lsIra,cd hs ponts by say.
that Il tho Rebels could take feuu,yru .s honos tlst
oat Sal i,a loUry 40 Ned rot lie worry tender abo.t
Aief Wa. g. AcDonoush had varied the proceedings by
letioio song, which was oncDioj, Isaac j. Oliver in
uducrd w-o sdsOoaio ths crushing Of te Rebellion by
~ ling 90 is c.uc. Inc principle tist would mako q.
black man slave would make slave OF white n..a
h1ud DO b..a g. boa sayo, uud nothing ule, there that
D., fled men should be- alye NJ d. Iitt usuI.oDt 40
dcpird 20 secure tie blessing Of lbDfy not slavery Snh.
qucnt 90 tho M u Sumter MI ver lad h, one fthe
peal a. the late Seymour mseirs say. with an ca
civil should come, he Woud M Tx lgaL.t the snppote
p hn'ou. IA wore: hlndcis, Nu would 10, Jay that
ey no voted for soymouT WIS A traitor for ,olr
would yo'o under OF judgment but be- woad say
hat every who had sympathy Tor treason would a..
iis vO,e Tor tie subuissonst canndAie.
sorio. Of resolutions read by Robert D. Boyd adopted
amp 'lo Ct ,he union Convention q, syria
h.o, ana r'osing WIN the following:
ke'ir'd, lis, w nave isoe Lem" tbs VIZ Aeys.vne