New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
Local Politics.

Broadly ny and Twentytird street, in accordance with
The call Of the Union Central Committee. Elliot C.
Cowdn was unanimously chosen as chairman, and j.
G. Able and Philip Jordan elected secretaries.
The secretaries having examined the credentials the
chairman announced that full delegations presclt
from the various wards and as there were no contest
ants present the Convention was ready 10 proceed TO
business.
Mr.. Walker moved that the Convention proceed to
nominate a candidate for Supervisor which MI. Lam
beer amended by motion 20 nominate Surrogate, IN
accordance with the call of the Union Central Commit
tee. On motion the roll was called and the Char an
nounccd that the amendment was carried. The Con
vention then proceeded to nomination for Surrogate
various members having first nominated rs canddatcs
Mm: 1 Is. Millsan Gabriel rm Cotl' lSs1o ia! y,
David X. Jaques, Clark Il. Wheeler and Guy il.
Peton.
MIR Spencer said that Nj Jaqucs was not oandi-
date for Surrogate and that while he would take oc
cason To say a word III favor Of Mr. Dayton, whose
work Practice in SuiIogatcs Courts was extensively
used, aud who had superior in Lis knowledge at that
Court. -
An Informal ballo. was then taken when Mr.. Mill.
gan received votes, Mr.. Van Cot, ~ Mr.; Dayton
40; Mr.. JaqueS s. MIR. Wheeler / and MI. FELTON, =
a formal ballot was then taken. when MT. van o0ti
received 81 votes ard Mr.. Dayton s. votes The
Chairman announced MI Dayton as The choice OF lie
Convention for Surrogate. and GA motion the vote WIS
On motion the Convention proceeded to nomination
for Register. Mcssrs John keyser Wm. H. Nc.
Kinney and James NJ. Thompson were named rs canGi'
dates
On an informal ballot Mr. Kcyser received - votes;
Mr.. Mckinney at this time withdrew his name, wien
formal ballot taken with the following result;
John Keyscr % votes james VI. Thompson. 81 votes
The Chairman declared Mr. keyscr az the candidate
of the Convention, and on motion the vote was mace
unanimous.
Mr. Spencer having announced that a delegation
present from the Republican German Genial Com
nee moved that they De- invited 70 honorary seats IN
the Convention. which was carried. aud Ny. . was APP
pointed Committee to conduct the delegation 10 seats
Upon their caTo. the Chairman welcomed them. when
Gustayus Levy briefly addressed the ConyeL
ton and presented communication from the German
Republican Central Committee earnestly Ieeomme nalns
TO the Union County Convention Mr.. Andreas VIII
mann q candidate for SupeT' In concluding ms
remarks he stated Nir Wilmann would be acceptable
70 the entire German population.
The following candidates were then named
Henly G. Lcask II. I. Smith. II. c. Fiery. David Nil
ler Jas Kelly Simon Hazieion. Ardreis W lllnann
Spencer Kirby. Isaac J. Oliver. Mr.. Glaabensklce.
After informal ballot II hioh there Was no cao.ce
the names Of McssTs Oliver Kirby Lelsk. Fiery Miller
and Kelly withdrawn, " hen formal ballot vas
taken with the following result; Henry smith q voice
Andreas Willmann. IS votes; Simon Hazlcton. votes
The nomination of Mr.. Smith who was named by " IN
A. Smal,ey. Of the Seventeenth Ward was then made
unanimous and was So declared by the Chairman
Supervisor Stewart then moved that Charles Spcn'
Ger be tie candidate FOR Recorder.
Mr.. Spencer obtaining the floor, said
Mr. CHAIRMAN an grateful to my fr!en %, ioT lis
veutio for - office OF Recorder. In ordinary can
vass | would proudly accept the NOMINATION; out Sr
1 believe that in tins city have arrived At a point
where judicial nominations good men should loo. be-
yond party and place in nomination men WHO have
proved themselves Of trial worthy 70 wear the
ermac Such a man-emincnt! such man Is TIE
present Recorder OF this city. lApplauscl He has
passed Z. fearful ordeal aud D. has passed 1t
well Every man who saw IN July last tie
heaven ,boye onr CITY red with the reflection Of
incendary fires or Witnessed tie murder anu the rob
berry dominated the city has reason always TO ad-
mire the fearless rmness the Jgdicous capacity. the
inncxibc honesty Of John 4. Hoffman. lie i q pol
shed gentleman a ripe scholar eDd profound lnfist
move be be nominated by acciamaiion. .,.., -.
Amid great cheers Sc, Mr.. Hoffman received the
unanimous nomination ioI Recorder, when the Coh'eh
ton adjourned.
peryis0g the members Of the Convention were invited
10 a collation. at kccfes Hotel where speeches acre
made 10y Mr. Cowdin, Mr. Spencer, MI Thompson Mr
LaInbier and others.
The INDEPENDENT UNION COUNTY CoSyES
1Ios.-The independent Union County Convention met
at their Headquarters, No. o5g Broadway last evening
10 nominate County Officers. Ivory Ward IN the city
was represented. Isaac j. Oliver elected tempo.
rary Chairman and Mr. Rockwell appointed tempo
rary Secrctary The Wards were theu called AID tue
delegates presented their credentials There being a
double set Of delegates from the Twcniy-irst Ward
committee appointed to Investigate the credentials
and decide Oh the merits Of the When tbs question
was decided by tie acceptance Of the Gecs ton headed
BY Cbas Gould, Robert Beatty was appointed pcfma'
uent, Chairman, and Mcssrs. Pollock and Goodman
were elected SceTearcs after which tie names Of the
delegates were called informal ballot was
Then taken Andres Wiilmann and Isaac j. Oliver re-
ceving the highest number u vote. MI ol'rl m
nediately withdrew lis name IN favor OF hr W III
mann. IA this point OF Tie proceedings motion was
made 10 adjourn until next Monday evening when was
lost. A motion 10 appoint Committee u Conference
was alsO loot after considerable discussion me ron
was then chlcd ard ndreas NIlmann was nominated
Tor Supervisor Three cheers were gwen iOI thei can
didate three for the Union. after which the Con
gentiOn nominated James Nj. Thompson iOr ~ gIs"I.
A Committee Of eleven was appointed by the CHAIR u
confer with other Union OfganilatlOps 70 secure ii
al. hut ifrI
men were appointed members " That Committee Isaac
j. Oliver W IL. Rockwell T. Robinson. q. Blunt ii.
A Smith, John H. KyefsOn. Louis SIumann. Robert
Beatty, Ira o. Mile, j. j.. PO!ocA and G j. Coach
nun. Tie Convention then ADJOURNED 10 meet az am
next Monday evening
TwEXTY-sECoND WARD.-The Union Asso-
oiation Of this Ward held ratification meeting last
evening in the hall at the corner Of Broadway and
For,yseyen,h street. n. Taylor, esq. was called to
the chair and i. W. Whllle esq. was chosen Secre-
fary Mr. Francis j. Lambert. the young Irish orator.
who had Just returned from lectuIng tour in pennsyl.
vauie. gave an encouraging account Of The JAOn
prOspt there reviewed some 81 Tie popular obJec.
tOls % The course o. Tie Administration aud closed
with caiAes, appeal for the cooperation Oi al loyal
men in sustaining he Government Nh Wm. III. Bur
leigh followed IN aTgumeAtatiye speech. IN which
Abe issues Of the present contest were tAaii Defined
and tie responsibility IL VlOtTactlLg TIC war, exciting
riots IN our cities and giving aid and comfort to Rebel
dom. brought home 10 The COppciAead Democracy.
The ute.. ais Of speaking were filed with music from
aG excellent band. Ia" meeting was decided success.
TROUBLE IN MozARTA call signed by
SlerlT Lynch Matt Goodersou, Pat. Flynn and other
members of Mozart has beea issued for a meeting " to
take such action may DC deemed necessary in regard
10 the nominations made in the cnEang elect ion By the
close corporation existing O. u Siam) by which
the members Of tie General Committee as body, and
the National Democratic party. as well as the con.