New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16
yye-tehes:cr County Politics.

TIE e.ega Is to the Peoples Union Convection
iRepnlicans and War Dsmouasl assembled Il tue
new Court House, Wbic Plains, yesterday 10 nou-
irs,s candidates for Surrogate, Disiri;-i'tor ey,
Just;c Of Sessions aud Superintendent al TIE Poor
The lion Thomas y eisOn Of PceAsAll was call.
20 the chair, and Mes-r-. WA. Richards q iecks
lll NJ. +. Rowe Of fcrbefe, and Nj. > l-cn o.
SIN, Sing were appoinird ncorotanes. -
On motion OF Judge hoiertron, Sla. ID. CLIFFORD,
ego a. MorriFaria, tie present Surrogate, was Rom
inatid for the same Office by acciamalion.
For Tie Office OF D..liict-Atiorney there @au "a
general disposition among the delegate T. nominate
,,eorpo A. I,randreih, esq, Of Sing Smg' blt @ az
gentleman with view OF stiengibenii" n o Sstlrc
ticket by tic substitution OF Mr.. Well, who bad
Nv ice filled that position with great satisfaction o.
tie public declined having bis own i.sine h.,nci
forward a. q candidate. Edward Wells and John
:. Bate were then pIClosed. lhe iofucr received
- votes ard the latter %, wbcn, OH inonon, nc
noninhlion Of Mr.. Nells was mace unanimous.
MI Charlie Dusenbury Of Nonkers, War Dem
ocra; received the HnlrimoQs nomination ior SUI
perintendent Of the Poor and William Miller, csq
of Easi Chester was unaniuo usly ronomlna,ed ioi
Justice o. tie Sessions.
On motion, q Committee # seven, 70 80 as II
County Committee, was tben appointed, coi.is stang
ST Join NJ. Mason, Oslo Close, Joan y. Chpp,
BeLsoa Ferris, jr., David Mii.iken, Henry Anstin,
CAhUnoey n. Deepen, tae Committee o. inst year,
70 whai. were added George A. DFandfeth end John
L. Br.adrelh two War Democracy.
Co. Hamilton Umtci States District ttOrnfy
FOR New York under President JacksOn, then rose
sud offered the following preamble and Iesoiuion
,Vhr.s hi. Convention p,sed o. It g. Of deicesiet
,ir bu ~ho Of that great 10y a. and pstri
- country snd Of the Admins.Is,on in tho most
ios Tie ,nccrssin pioecuiioh 81 the war
,nd tn pr,erVsOn 81 the Juio and tie there
Et.crss Tia, in the oI.ion Of tia Convention The seec
tic 81. ,rdia'es III this county Tor mbes Of The Lgisa
sd ibis Congregational Di,tct for member q ibs
Of Representatives 1t would be an act Of subsia.rs
a'oe a. We" an wise eHpdiency 70 ieec, cndldet loi
lc Offices ire Iece d ihrf previous political party asso
oion, VITO pledged toihe support Of the policy d
as' ~ The President in ms fioesinSoh {. ne "a o.
sr,'isn litsr substsnlisl support
Cd ItAMILTON made Il lew eloquent and forclble
re,aarls in snppOr, OF his rtgDlutiUn lie then read
q letter froln the Rebel Gen. Bishop Polk 10 Gsrret
Da.. De- wing That The thirteen slave States Joined
the Conio deracy Of The United States for all time
suG calling the Federal Government the most tyIanni
cal Government which ever existed. Col Hamilton
sr,ned that the Government, almost ever since iti
sigauzaiiOn had been undcr the control OF SOuthcir
Democrat therefore, al there had been any tyrray
,ney themselves had been The tyranis. IL matters
II commerce and manufactures there hipl ecu nnc'
L.;iOLs On the pat Of The Government Dnt III we
Government Of the South toward Slavery there Lad
Ueru 10 luctuatiOn Whatever.
GfCECL A. BHANDRLIE ia recording the resOln
iOL OF Co. Hamilton, offered few eloquent re-
iGaAs relative 10 tie hostility manifested By party
lptN dHNih5b itDht VINO uah CUM Out III % T.
,or; Of the Administration. lie closed by urging
ne Union candidate foi member vi COngiegs, and
NO OF these members OF Assembly should DO selected
from the War Democrats
{. Roosevelt, esq., next briefly addressed The Con.
ycution on the SUD ec., and cloeed by stating
tia, at a recent convention Of Democrats held ii
Waite Plains, after selecting delegate u the state
Convention, they instructed him TO vote 30 US Il
build up the Democratic party. That was The only
object ned ia view. There was no mention made
Of tie Union; the Constitution was not mentioned;
nor was the flag Of the country ever alluded TO-
The grand idea OF rebuilding up tie Democratic
party was the sole object oil the cOppeihelds
after adopting resolutions - the effect that TIE
gentlemen nominated by the Convention were en-
.loed 70 the support Of all persons in favor OF crh
.ag out the siayeAOlders rebellion, also iniOrsinl
ihe nominations for State officers, the Convention
aljolrued.