New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-17

considerable length Of The general Questions Of prn
msoi and tito subeinstcds canvas. proceed to review
the position of the democrsey az exemphcd In tt'
recent pe.ch'. Of Horao seypouT sns .ocir, on,
and pensNal worth he showed thai .hm p',Gy
Of IN. and Notwithstanding all their professions Of 10Y
ally theI Guonce against tie Governmep snd
Buren, With his brilliant cou 80 leader Of the Radical
Bua.o Platform WIN. treating III. Prince tendsry, on &C.
count o. biz personal aud family siictona he as
severe upon him for the latent sympathy for tb Rebels whn
pofmssted his Cooper Institute speech lie served Up,
IN the most quan, and humorous style. the rnnce 5
tender OF bis services to Gov Morgan. bringing dow
The hou's by his apt quotations from m%Scra .. soh
OF Mr. Van h. only upon the ground stated by a
prominent seymou- that he made Il to d'm'ss bis old
rival betxeen whom and Mr. Van T. there peve. was any
os II affection. M snon Will. keerins clearly wihln
the boundaries legitimate political warfare was shaIp upon
Gov Srymorr whom in view Of his part coored support eT
be standing c5d IN the sensacedotsi robes
ofthe Episcopal Convention uPons tripod sppLorei ey ne
slavery Sham Democracy snd cheap WHISKY hcgDs 70
be made Governor 81 the state q New YORK lie denon'a
ted that in this contest hec were onytwo one Ior
and he other slins the county and that MI Seymour vas
the Eroog ide and therefor would be crushed 70 power
by the log 81 o. ,hs people at the coming election nj
by tie meeting with the vsss deuonstrtons Of applause
Aera short speech from Alderman Dayton me meeting
ds,es
BRooKLYs REPUBLICAN, CITY CONVENTION
The Brooklyn Republican City Convention Ieseublsd at
40. Court sest last might for the purpose of nominating
candidates for city Offices Mr. j. Oaky Nodyne the Oh
man Il the fret Convention. presided Some delay
caused In decding the OF the contested delegation from
the Thirteenth Ward after which ballot entered into
ar Residing Ia the nomination Of Mr.
frederick choe. Of the Nineteenth Wad b. tho following
vote:
Whole number Of vo,es........................5T
frederick soboles...... .....'.'....'....''''...t.
Robert j. Lucky. ,....."H
ballot Collector Of TaIes resulted Ia ths nomination
81 Mr.. Charles n. kiubail AZ present Alderman OF tho
Eleventh Ward. The following Ia ihs vote:
whole H1nIber....
Charles III. ll....
Nouns II. Roberts. .......... .'...ls -,
Tho candidate for Auditor Wa then voted for On the
second b.o. Mr u. Bss Of the Seventeenth Ward was
nomnsted
A d. Blie. .'s.s''..'.'.'.'''''''''.oi
LuLe Z. Ky .'''..'.'-9
There being only one candidate for Controller, NJ
Thomas Cotsc Of the Sixteenth Ward nominated By &C.
cl'mstion. OIL.
ballot for City Treasurer re'ue6 in the sleciion Of er
Mayor Edwofd i. Lambert Of the Eleventh ward by the
fallos .Bg vote: -
EDWARD A. LsnibcIt......................
Luxe &. ...-.............s.s...'''.iS
w. NJ Thomas. ..s...-'.......:s.s .
The nominations were al made unanimous aid Commit
appointed iHorm tho candidates Of Tie action Of
the Convontion.
KINGS CorsTr DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY NORMA
rIos,-Ibe Kings County DsmOcsio Asemb Conventions
net In tie ,,vsfa District, yesterday afternoon, and nom
mated the FLOWING candidates;
Fret Disci-john Ptnldins.
Pour h Distnct-J.In.s Dssy
TO Conventions Of tho I'D MA, and Nth District ed
journed