New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
POLITICAL NENVs,:.

POIITICAL - JEWS.
NoTIcF TO THE UNIos CENTRAL COMMITTEES OF
the CorsTts OF THIS SrAIEits earnestly requested ;at
sbe Union Cea Committees Of the different counties will
orne and for meetings IN their most important
oc ies Were they not provided with speakers. tie
sarao vi, be supplied BY the Union State Central Com.
oail,ae.
Those wishing speakers to address such meeting, viii ad
dess bs undersigned the earliest day practicable naming
tie tine and ace hen and where the ee.rs win be held
aud such suggestions may them the speakers
hey desire. II. r. LOW, Cfnirmsu,
Astor House New-York.
BgS F,ELp. Secretary.
--RIcnARD c. McCoRMcK ofQueens County was
nominated by accamation by the Republican Union
Conversion yesterday for member of Congress for
the ia, New Yorl District. Mr.McCormick il widely
known and respected. lie Of the founders
of the Young Mems Christian Association in thscify
has done huch fos tie cause of voung in si
pars OF the country at 40 ltsie sacrifice Of posona
comfer aud neaDs. Ofthe NewYork Young Mems
Republicaa UuioL he has always been an eRicien.
member. He is at present Chief Clerk in
tie DepasiIaelt Of Agriculture a, WeshiDQtCn.
TIE Is, District now comprises Suffolk Queens ard
Richmond Counties, and gave for Lincoln 8,9l3; for
tie Fusion ticket, 1902. The old district en-
braced, beside these counties, the towns OF Bush
wick, Flatbush, Flatlands, Grayosend New
Utrecht, a0d New-Lot,s, in King County I'D ward
H. Smith Of Suffolk, Fusion Democrat is tic present
member. having been elected by i1,SS2 votes 10
l063l for Luther G. Carter Republican. WIKI
proper effort this majority might be overcome, and
We trust viii be.
John ID. BALDWIN. Editor of tie Worcester
A. u :
date for Congress in TIE With Massachusetts, Die
uict. {The divisions of Counties in Massachlsetts,
and the mixing Of tue old Hid. District up with
Others adjoining, 30 as to reduce the number Of the
members from eleven TO ten makes it i.upraeticable
10 state the vote at previous elections. IN the
With District tie Hon. DANIEL M. GooCH
Il re-nouiuated by the Republicans. lie
now represents the With old District, in which he
was CHOSEN by 1868 votes 10 6,730 for Charles A.
Welcb. In the With Told With District, The Re-
publcans nominate ex-ti0v. GEORGE S. boutwell,,
tie present Commissioner Of Inland Revenue. The
Hon. Charles X. Train, who now represents the
district declines q reelection. Mr. Train had nearly
1000 majority over bis nearest competitor in 1863.
The Hon. ELBRIDGE G.. SPAULDISG WAS yester-
day renorninated for Congress by tie Republican
Unionists of the XXYth New-York Erie District.
Mr.. spaulding was Whig Member of the Congress
of 1880; wss spgsin elected in 1858 by union Of
the orposition, Israel z. Hatch, the incumbent Dem
ocratc Member, running against him, and lacking
4,Sso votes OF beating him. In 1860, Mr. cpauidina
WAS the straight Republican candidate, beating Solo
mon G.. Haven by q majority Of i,3c9. The Sey-
,uourites have nominated State Senator Canson il
this District.
Capt. T.. II. RACcH has been nominated for
Congress by the Republican UGionists Of the North
ampton District, Pennsylvania. lie is opposed by
the present Member the Hon. PHILIP JoHysoN,
who is again brought forward by the Democracy.
Johnsons majority two years ago was J,ll9 in
vote Of over II 600.
The Hon. THowAs ID. ELIOT Of New-Bedford
prssert member OF Congress from the 1T District Of
Massachusetts,, has been re-ioInnated BY the Repub-
lesn Unionists. Mr.. Eiiot was in Congress in
lSJi-1. sud was again elected in 1853 au1 1869 by
msjoriiies ranging from 5000 to 5000. There cai
hardly b any real opposition TO him this time.
--cal1IIs ii. WxriTLD Of Goshen is pornjno,sJ
for Congress Ly the Seymour Democracy in tie
XIth Eew-fogk District. This is the old X'h Dis.
;rict. now represented by the Hon. Charles H. Van
Wvek who got M TWO years ago by only Us ma
iority. Tile district gave 339 majority sganst Lin
coin at The same election.
The Hon. WLLIAM G. STEELE Of Somerville IL
reromnated for Congress by tue Democratic Con
veution Of tho lid New-Jeney District. he was
first chosen in 1860 by ., OJ majority over Berihoud
Republican.
The Tammsny Democracy were last night
permitted by Fernando Wood to nominate Mr.. VIII
liam M. Tweed for Supervisor. Unless Wood
cheats, Tweed will be elected or appointed. Fer
nando then, by bis spokesman, told Tsmmany that
Gideon j. Tucker was his candidate for Surrogate,
aod helpless old Tammany gulped Gideon down
without darng to make even WY face. This ae-
compl'shed, Dir. Wood waved lofty adieu and
drove oh, intmatins thss--pesonally or by PROXY
p YsgA drop y 0a Tuesday aps tell them who
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