New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

BRooRLYs SEcosp Dwrs,cr RspuRL,c,, H..
onE''IoEAL CoSvssrIoS.-Ths lid Disti~ Rem.
licnn Congressional Convention reassembisd q, N.
. Court street, Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon. q.
tho purpose Of nominating candidate in p,Ae. a
Dir. G. w. GODDARD, declined. :"
The Convention was called to order by Mr. ".
Il. Bureigh, the Chairman; and in tho sbss,o. =
the Secretary, Nr. 8. d. Cole was selected. IA.
lid District comprises the Sixth, Eighth. MAJ.
Tenth, Twelfth, Fourteenth Sixteenth Sew. stas.,S
Eighteenth Wards of Brooklyn, aud the town, i
Fl.'busi, New Lots, Flatlands, New, Ttrsoht, "a
Gravesend.
The role Of the Delegates having been called. n.
Chairman announced the resignation Of Mr.. GodsI
az the nominee for Congress In the lid Ds,rict MI
presented tho following letter which was read ),
the Club:
o. BRooxLrS. Oct ~ lseA
orsrLssns an In seeeip, Of your favor Of the isa
red oy scesmstion b. tho Republican Convention Of a.
Second Congressional District, IN the next Con gees Of H.
preston OF your confidence wi.a TO return 10 ssch -
every member Of the Convention ny wain. tbanS.
ba treasure 1t as one ofths pea,iog ineid9ns Of M
lite bat sctiog under sre o. duty AID con,c.ntion, 80
victons compelled 20 decline the noin alton v5sci
has thus been so generously tendrsd beeynx thar
od will re,ul. ,herofrom rrrt thai III sa, stes
e snb-c,ed to further incompetence but s .u. fa,urs
win prove the ~i.dom Of thi. coacusioS
Very respectfully yours
To W. IL BunrsraH Pro.'t- D. o BnADIY. ssSy
The resignation OF mr. GODDARD was on motion,
accepted.
Mr.. VIM. Colt Of the Sixth Ward remarked that IN
presenting his resigns ion, Dir GODDARD had declnod
the highest honor which could be conferred by tie
voters Of THE county, end bad thus presented another
evidence Of Lis devotion to tie Republican causs.
1t was due to him TO cay that he bad ia ell casea
acted on this principle He believed the occasio.
hon ~ Wit "a ont faSfIp faI
aud would therefore submit the following:
yhreas. This Convention, repe.entng tie Union party
and .enen, Of tse I'D Congregational District with NAKED
uLsuiny selected Charles W. Codard esq 90 the choice
.he Diiict aud wtersr. Nj GODDARD 10 obsdiesce wha
he considers tue bo, Interests OF the party. mas nssnsa
ogsly h issrn his name invoking such actios shn
the more cetinly the hi, di'trc, .ds
Of Freedom aod the Ulion 10 the next therefore
Rssord That this COnvenos Wills acc-p log his decs
ton testify 20 the ad,ty wer h. AID patriotic bors u NJ
GODDARD than whom has ,de greater sIcrhcei de-
played more untidug .aefsy
effects Of th. Convention DO transmitted 20 Mr. GODDARD
The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Mr.. r. l.. Dalou Of Fgtbash suggested the name
Of the Hon. William Wall a. the Candidate in place
Of Mr. Godard--a man whose bands were always
open. and whose purse was ever ready in aid o. toe
Cause Of the Union. Mr.. A. III. Gale Of the Eighth
Ward spoke In support OF the nomination OF Mr.
Wall, showing that he bad done fully IA much, end
more, in aid of the soldiers about Washington ,haa
some others " ho had received "a great deal OF credit
"
the Chair, and unanimously carried. The oAicefi
were directed to apprise Mr.. Wall OF bis nomination.
and the Convention adjourned sine de.
TWELFTH WARD WADswoRrH's.-Ata meeting
Of the Twelfth Ward wadsworih Union Club, held 1t hssd
quarters Tbiri corner One huGd ed sih
Ihur.tsy evening the foo"ins re.o aoa ohsrs6
by xr. ". r. PsDor. was unanimously adopted:
Rs.oed bat this CLUB learns with gatihcsi0n OF tie
uonio.lion OF COL Mcleod Murphy as tss candidate fss
Congress from this District War Democrat, he nsv,
lie g,aut leader ;. State ticket hshtius the ba
of his country and the Republican aud Uni1n electors
tn Twelfth Ward. heartily indorse his nonina ion. sad
hedge him earnest support during tic and The
polls, % the sth day Of November ueIt
WAR MEETING AT PAsSAIc.-An enthusiasts
meeting q the Union War party held at speeSs Hall
In the village Of Pa.sAc j.. Tharsdsy evening" to s
the nominations Of Marcus L. Ward for GovenoS and Jgdss
Linn member Of Congress- DR. John NJ Ho se Of Psssss
lresiied and 4. A Teihuns sced i.ry Patriotic
ideses made by the Hon. w. L. Hicks Of AsAay
and Col A. u. Woodruff " Paterson.
THIRrEEsTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT - TWENTY.
SECOND WARD-Ednuud J. Koch b. received the Repo&
lean nomination Of the above District. Mr. Koch
member OF toe Democratic Consr-.s in Frankfort for Wse
phaiiA Ia 1919, and Is thorough Union