New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-16
Local Polite.

be voted for at the approaching State election assembled
st the Courthouse, White Plains, Yesterday Mr.
lanes l. Marvin. of Mouisaua was called to the
es,r and MessrS ". IT, Plett Of Ossinng and Charles
DuSenolry OF A0hkers' were appointed secretaries
Mr. S'ss clifford OF Morrisana. offered resolution in
frer instyuctng the County Committee 10 take into
consideration the proprieiy OF making new ratio of
,snrcsea alton BY delegates in the County and District
copycn,ion, in pursuance OF which tie towns shall
te-slAer no represented. After discussion of the
subject tac resolution was adopted
A resolution also adopted IN favor of appointing
County Committee. TO consist OF two members from
each Assembly District. 10 be appointed by the Chair
tie Chairman Of the Consontlon acting IN concert with
tho sane.
Mr.. Nelson Of Cortland then moved to proceed with
the domination OF county o'iiceIs and proposed for
County Judge the present incumbent the Hon. Wm.
n Robertson. whose name elected great applause
Mr.. Williams of MorIisania- alter lew remarks
Betting forth the great popularity and legal ability Of
Robert S Hart and how badly he bad been used by
tie COppofhead C0nenilo lev days before pro
posed him "a candidate for County judge
Nj Hopper Of Harrison rose iCrePy 10 The PROPOSE
1r5erslri that Judge Hart went with his friends into
the Democratic Convention only WeeS before one
in eayLe with GOV seymour prep rcd 10 support the
Democratic party IN ali IT. measures and only on being
Disappointed IN ms aspirations, he came, or rather a.
sed hi, 10 be- bro ht before this Convention and
ask FOR nomination. II had been intima'ed by Air
Will snLs That the leEs ability OF Judge Hart woud be-
;urcrtant n u riots in Westche.'cr County. For
ks Mr Hoppers) pant he felt sure that 10 one who
knew Judge Eobertson-auG every Ning man IN the
(blf'F knew lM Mt--Nbu4N Ntt III lAAt ~ MAH aii'
nan 10 protect them; aid fufthei 20 ma 'hom that
Contention could nominate wod GO SO large vote
M Epole Of Eastchestcr remarked that II Judge
Fsft was such War j. Democrat De- had been repre-
sened 20 be by the gentleman Who iad proposed his
name II certainly very sronge that he had not
mt tha. moment. He set down ~ those who lot
knew him "a rank CoIp-iiead. NJ. HoulC closed b.
moving that Wm. Ii. Robertson be nominated by
Nj 5. Clamp. Of Willie Plains rose 30 express hi,
surprise that any should have introduced the name
Of h =. Hart in that cony entiOn lie MY 60 lad
nothing - say If Judge Hafis legal s!ty but there
,s. one hing ne was sure Oft the members Of the
Cow riDa Endorsed his The party would be sunk
o. low that power on earth could ever tst IL again
Judge Hart had been represented ~ = War Democrat
j Tciu,nio Wood and Horalio seymour were War
Democrats might consider Judge Hort as such and
nos otherwise.
II IT and the nomination 81 Judge kobeTison was mace
u fnlrOus. -
+ Shonnard then proposed the name Of the Hon.
jane X Waiting f,r County Treasurer. wAcreupon
Judge Whiting AID Proceeded 10 say that before
the Convention act ID upol the proposed domination. ~
desird - ssy who be was what ne vas what Was ms
yoos condition az eli as bis CONDITION as eli@eD.
L. then proceeded 10 give graphic ana amusing
sketch % hs political aleccdcnts up TO me tlue M
III Rc = fired upon The stare and >ffIpcs-ho" h' lfl'
TIE 20 GA led Democrat party iu disgust well os ms
Subsequent course If ac DC desired Do ~ D., unefi
stood t.s: lie was opposed o. Fernando Wood and nj
h, caur he was opposed 90 Ben. VI God anu AL Ais
que, 80 opposed io l"i 'p - Aot. a." aI ~
clique I'D other sswp'itiIcfs of III" southern f"t'
bonds lie closed ir ''r .Al4e tbht II Ae ,h"utn -,
elected IS friends mis rest assured HAT tLtic shp'
b. no beggaIly accounts. enpy boxes or dis'lpAi"d
For fudge whiting eloquent and scathing rebuke
al III, ,rsrheads which elected tie most tuInuiiaous
app.a..., We have 10 fool 20 report IN iuh
lilo nomination Of Mr.. hins Was then unAhiHou'
" made sy acclauatioI.
NJ 4. Quincy fowlel Of GTecnburph was nominated
by zee. .u .r.on for Superintendent ol TIE f"of
Nj s.cyhonC. Crhn 81; Munt.onec~ a. Ao..i,1''
10Y orlner and Mr. Jgi-r. WILKINSON "i Lt"'"o'"
To- Iusfl. . Of the Session.
r1 Cl,iF then appointed iho following named gentle
a., o., 49,, Will himself as County Committee Tor TIE
- ve,r r., Assem- y District J. II. Scrihnef and
VIM Il Mall: I'D Assembly District, y. II. 1Hlp
saj henson Fe,rs, jr.; lI!d Assembly Dsirci, Ihos
H.. t'"atentjon then adjourned in high spirits, and
Well ised with toe great unaniHiiy aud g"oa iee.ins
which vi prevailed - - x,-.,-,,,,,.s
rrE Cou.Ir-TAe Union Assembly Convention OF 'A'
ia Distric, yesterday nominated Cap. hcnry y"
C4rk Of New. Rochelle as their candidate iof member
o. Assembly.
gnc Convention selected Moasrs. Pienc NAIe! o.
C-a.,,l,-h .rd Charles H. Roosevelt 10 represent M
D,,fict ~ tie Judicial Convention.
KINGS COUNTY PoITiCs. -DEMOCRATic Nom
r,TIo.s Pon JuD0E or TIE sUrnnR COURT. STAT
sgxAroR AND As-IYB.lNrN.-Ihe Democratic judi
cs ony entlon for the purpose Of nominating cnndi
date .oi Judge Of the supreme Court. IIc District q
fske the place Of JUDGE EuOi whose term j. about ex
rriuc ass.rh.ed in the Of the Court Of Sessions
Brooklyn City Hall yesterday afternoon. The Judieia
District comprises thr COMMITTEES Of Kings Queens su'
f,s. Richmond Westcl ester Orange Du'chess' Pui
nam nfI I.Dckeud TIE Convention was Offdhlled u
a. select ION OF Mr.. Eo'fI Christie. j., % hchh"h
Counfy IS Chairman and Nj. B. H. Carpenter Of ou,
ffs (nrf, - Secretary After calling the rcN OF bel
,ate. tire candidates were placed IN noihinati0n' ah
/ He ffd ballot resulted ~ .oA0ws'
Jrp~. " Gilbert Kings J. l. Smith sIh.k' ..''''''
g. Lsybrr.ou QueeIf ...f Jof. r ba4nsTd Dueb-.f.
/ S.,.r.l more ballots we're taken without choice
vhcn VI Elias j. Beach II Qrecns was also placed u
domination. several more 'aH'hsh were ""u' 0"u u
Il TIE tef Do The result wa 90 ioto"s' 49, ,,
Joepr r. Barnard ........3 Jasper W 6D'T'''.'''''
Nr HiinHd, having IecDfec me A4sA.hl Nul'y'! -,
ro,e. ~. declared unanimously nominated. aud IN
Il Convection adjourned.
DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL CoNyESTioNs.-
Tie democratic Convention ioI tie I'd and lid Sen
sor.a Districts Of Kings County met yesterday after
toon. The IIId District Convention organized by Sc
/ letting ILDis u. Dergc. Chairman, ana Abraham
/ Lo - Secretary. Several bailoilngs were had. IN
las Of Which resulted in ne nomination OF the Hon
Henry e. Murphy by the following vote.
Hsury g. Murpiy.......s3 Franci. B. Spiuos.. II
MI. MURPHY having received MAJORITY Of Tie vote
east, was DECLARED unanimously nominated aiicr ~hic
| the Convention adjourned 1hc I'D senatorial Con
teniion also met, but Lot beng abe 10 agree upon
i ooAiDit4On. djOurEed uniil Wednesdsy next. Il'
candidates are Nessrs. Samuel L. johnson ana JOIN
Il Greenwood.
/ UNION JUDICIAL CONFERENCE.-The Republi
ca Union Judicial Convention met Yesterday Afternoon
IL tie Governors Room Brooklyn City Hall for III
purpose o. nominating candidate for Judge Of the l'
5Hheih District. IN place 81 Judge LDoft. Dir. Avn
DTidi! was CHOSEN Chairman and Nj Clas. W. Noitci
secretary Amer eang Tie list OF Gec,aics, the Con
'.nuoa ADJOURNED until Monday neat 10 meet at In
sane place.
KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY NOM
saross.-Ihe Democratic Assembly Conventions me
yesterday and nominated Tie following candidates il
tA Ai rics nnlned. Isl Ii.iri1f Iinrnn. e..., LII