New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-14

d Executive CONNiTTEE OF TIE tENItAL tHI"''
n WADswoRrn AND TRUMAN CLUr.-A meeting oi
tbis Committee was last evening held at the Seujen
House, Mr.. II. d. /. Marshall presiding. IL was
announced that arrangements had been Il adc FOR q
meeting If the Club esch Inursday evening ut the
Republican Rooms, Broadway and TNeniy-ihird
street. The Committee on Rooms were Instructed
20 secure q suitable place for The Headquarters vi e
Club. where daily meetings could be held. al
Wadsworth or Union Clubs in the city who are ne
vet unrepresented in the Central Club are earnestly
requested to send five delegates to the meeting on
thursday evening next. Zach Ciu0 WAL be repre-
reuted upon the Executive COMMITTEE.
J RrooKLYy RTPuBfIc,S CRY CoNyTsTIos.-
The Republican City Convention met in TIE Rooms
OF The General COMMITTEE, No. 9 Court ST., BROOK
/ lyn las, evening, 90 O'Clock,
Mr.Wm HUNK nominated Afr. j. O. Moline Of the
/ 10Th Nari, a. Chairman, which wa4 IN umously
sgfeed 10. Me-rrr. ). y. Stearns Of he l1th Ward,
and WIN. II. Bergen OF the elh Ward, were ap-
/ pointed SecrotaTie-.
] The Chairman. III acknowledging the compliment,
e-uress cd the hope thar alt that done would be
done 10 advance the Interests OF tho Republican
party ard If that was accomplished, here would he
lao fear 81 the result
The NJ, u delegates were read, AM they m
swcred 70 their names. The Jth, 18Th, and 18th
Wards were contested.
A Committee OF Five contested feas was ap-
pointed by The chair, namely: J. }. Anderson, O. j.
! Hardy Ephr4im Roberts, j. y. S.eaTus, Wu. VI.
/ Mr.. 4, II. Gale moved recess Of half an hour, to
euntlr TIE Committee 10 report
/ judge Bin.scye moved tlat the Convention adj
! ionn uutl lhuu-dnY evening At ocoek. II they
remained L,ro for nan III hour TIE busn.ff of The
Convention would be thrown Tar into the night, and
be c0nteud-d that there were rca'ous, similar 10
those which actgaitd tAe County Convention, " ia
I pel them 90 udl oufn.
An amendment to meet on Friday evening WAS
made, when the vote on 1hurrdty evening war
/ taken aud earned.
| Ih. Convention then nd burned
! ErrrnticAy COUsTr CosyISriog.-Ihis Con.
yaniion met last evening at the rooms Of a.. Repub
lrau Central Committee, corner Of Broadway nnG
ITwcntv-ihrd street, ani Organized by the sTpoint-
ucrt " Alex. w bradford a. Pfesi!ent and Ieesrs.
Iaulbeer aud llcAhall a. Secretaries. There waa :.
full epreson'slon 81 the delegates recently chosen
40 the Republican primary elections De ogaies ap-
pcaring from rival orgnuz..ionf IN the Alfth Ward,
a motion was adopted that wO members bee selected
from each Del. cation the four 10 choose inh. Tie
roll having been completed, n notion, OF Tcd by
owen W. Brennan, that the Convention nominate
"a candidate Tor Supervisor was carried. Charles =
Spencer then dominated Sheridan shook, WHO re-
csiyed a unanimous vote, and wac declared tue
I nominee Of the Convention.
/ Alexander W. Brdi0rd was named az n candidate
for Surrogate, but that gentleman respectfully de-
clined; when Mr.. Spencer, in shor, speech, named
/ David L. Jaques, and NJ. Whitehead named Ga-
briel Vnn Cot. On the fret ballot. Mr.. Jacques re-
ceved 81 votes, Mr.. Van Cot 6i, aud Murray Holt
man l. Mr. Van COtt was declared tine choice o.
tie Convention. After the appointment OF Com
mitlees t. gprfic the candidates VI their nomination
tie Convention adjourned.
/ SIXTH CosGRrsgoSAL DIsTEIcr.--Ile delegates
arnoinfcd by the Peoples Union Association 10
rom.nntc Representative for Congress Tor this
Di-trict comuri. ing the NINTH Fifteenth, and SIX
t,enh Wnri- met lus' evening 20 tue hcedquar ers
of the AssocAiYu for the WIN Assembly District
/ corner OF Sixth avenue aud ichth street. Thomas
g.. Girvnn OF tie Ninth Ward WIZ chosen Chairman,
and Lorenzo poHg le secretary. ON motion oi Abu1-
ham Van Orcn an informal ballot WAS taAen,
J which resulted as .JloWs;
o,i,.n Biart.............l2 w observation-disclosures.
b. 4. 1ous.ins. ............ Elijah NeId...,.....
], WAC moved by Mr. George 4. Dcaue, and car
ried by acc'anniion that Mr.. Buntf nomination be
made unanimous. The Convention then waited en-
masse, Oh 'ir. Binut. who nccel ted the nomination
IN neat srcec-sia,lrg thht at this terrible crisis
through winch the country - lHssing, be would lot
have lct lu-iIhed IN cepiuy mere party noIna-
ton; but as 70 was "A Union Convention thnt bad
done him this honor, he would most cheerinlly &C.
. ccdc 10 iLcir wishes, aud assured them that ho
would not go ans time withdraw from tho cOuie e
unless ~ accordance with tie desire Of thoso who
had now selected him as their candidate.
\ Ei0Hru cosDHlssioSAL Disrmcr The peo-
n Ne. Union Convention met he. night 40 No. :
tLiOh.tquiie for tie purpose oil dominating Il cln-
lddnfo Tor Congress i the NIiith District, Which
.
irsf Wafds. Upward oi two hours were fient IA
discussing the after of rival deb cations from The
lisnfrrutl Word. Ca tuc first ballot, tuI Hon.
George Bancroft received 10 votes, Nr. COWdm B.
and ten. W.lbidge -. The nomination of Mr.. Bli-
croft wa made unanimous.
\ EiGHrrr.ru WAND GFrMAy WApswoHrH Ciun.
/ According 10 - ell IN the new4Iafe,s large
nuui. az Of niiuoDtAl citizens o. German bah asa
femblcI las, ui.Lt ~ the headIu4flers, 80. -
Avenue A, Tor tle pnFpofe OF organizing Union
i NaI.worth Club. Mr. IneOdor- &. Giauheusk.e,
ns, by ncoiii.alion, elcstcd Chairman, aua Mr..
| Henry Weber, Secretary. After i0rci.o intro
daetrry speech ty ths Chairman, NJ. lmil krch-
Tor offered series Of icsoll,i0tf, heartily rd0wiug
tie nominations mado at oyrcuse, on the head OF
which j. The mime OF That gallant solder uId tt3nd-
ar..healer, james ). NadswOrth; a-o b.ilIrg tho
IAuucI,at Proc lllton OF tie p4esidout 81 thr
United states with great satisfaction, aud thanking
our noble soldiers tor their bravery and endurance
displayed on 20 many batte-lclds. The rcsoiut ons
were unanimlusy adopted. Iue Chairman tAcu
introduced M. Henry Richard IL the Sixteenth
Wand, who gave % clear view OF the penhlug issue,
expressing great pleasure that the cs o. the
thinking Freedmen were TO lc found on tue eide d..
Freedom, aud that their American friends had recot
nzci tho TACT by uominniug Audrcas N.llmann,
one of flr most energetic and able ia the civ y
IN behalf OF tue liberty. The speaker MS glad Ia
req the remnant Of the old kuOw-No hing ua.t,
side by side with Seymour q Co.. tncy bad found
their true level The speaker was loudly app 'audcd
! He was followed by Mr. Juker OF tho Thirteenth
Ward, VINO delivered iorci5le speech ana received
/ great applause. lie reviewed Che history Oi th,
Democratic parry, depicting II IN u humorous man.
ner. The venerable Prof. korner then addressed
! The vas, assembly, and was listened To with great
attention, AR. l.. J. Ludcr Vi the Eirst Ward toll