The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-06
NAsu DoIftica.


FOR PusIoR BNDgD-TAMMANS psrsi-An 40 TO
STICK TO HER WAA PLAif MI, Ety.
The conference between ramm'ny end Mozart Hile
special comphsses eornmenced <slerday Tue 81 ecia
committees appointed FOE .n@rarpose Of oriugng about
union assembled in adolzfeg OF Tammany n.lL
Al eleven "cocs tue rsnmany COtnlnrto or.aa'zed,
with Charles @. ooz<ell in the chair and lir. John II
Trap acting as seoretuy After several communion
lions - seon received from German clubs and referred
tho Mo2artcrs sent in request that subcommittee OF
hSe, ~lth te chairman added should NO appointed TO
ton'sf WIN similar comrtles from ther body 10 res'
renee V digsm Of ne Offices After short consua-
Non tie Committee iyom Tmmany Hall unanimously
agreed TO appoint rammittee tro with Mozart on
tho Ian Ct Scr the ansnr election on tho basis
Z" Ahe resolution ssoped BY Tammany Tallmeaning the
war resolution Mozsrt having accepted the amend
ment the suo-osE.ni,.ees acre appointed
The following were he committees appointed
foaman --Messrs swceny, fardy, Miner, farley'
Tweed and Cornell
-EoG.t lessrs Has kett Wood Flynn, &oAahoni Crane
and Nolan.
These NIB committees Instructed toyeport TO their
respective ni,ons plan at the next meeing - be
held October u al three z. NJ After considerable dis
eass.on relative To miscellaneous NAattsrs, including
proposed grand ratification meeting, DO hold at Tam
'eanp, on or tbogt tho 10th inst the committee ad-
ournei un,ii Monday Dext. The sub committees snbse
quentiy met, and adjourned, without sactpg any
business, To Wednesday at three p H., when they will
meet and az Mozart viii adopt the platform Of the State
Conversion reiterated by Tamany) probably arrange
for a definite nnion a. the coming election.
The Mozart Iis Conference Committee adopted reso.
utnn instructng The sub committee TO confer with the
Tammany Committee, and report back also resolution
that they wou recognize onion, except u be fair
and equal div ison Of offices, In number and amount
OF patronage fhus ends another chapter in this event
In review Of city politics N Sundays paper the
types made that John Huge q candidate for
civil Justice IN tbe Second ds,rio II should have read
John Hayes
REPUBLTCAE NOn,NArONs IN HINGE COUNTY.
The Kings County Republican Convention met III the
twn Of Fatlapds yesterday afternoon 10 nominate the
following ticket
!he,i6:-Robert W. stesie.
County Judce--.Iohn DikeWaE.
Jus ice Of StsstEs--wm. II. Hoyt.
Superuerden. ~ the Poor. Seet4s6 Ess,,t.tEcrrm H.
Roberts.
Pending the nomination superintendent FOR the First
district the Convention adjourned meet Vt No Ccur
street, BROOKLYN, a a future day.
Convention OF L0yas Leagues.
A Convention Of Loyal Issgnes u the stale OF Now
York will be held at Herkimer the morning Of Tues.
day, October 49, 1863 at twelve O'Clock, 70 coneider
what manner they may best aid the government N the
prosecution Of the to tho final and complete
throw Of the rebellion &gaat its authority and the
establish mt national unity.
The Loyal Leagues of the State respectfully invited
to meet Ia ther several localities and appoint two dele
gates TO represent them IN the Convention.
Every Loyal League in hs state earpeeiy ,pvea 20
10 represented.
s.scvIIyw sosxryva
1-,ieorse Opdyke, New York.
James 7. Brady, New York
2--AleA. Davidson. Hay0fsttaW. RO1kssdy