New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08
Local Politics.
Union MEETING IN BROOKLYN.


The Central Union Club of Brooklyn held o
grand meeting last night at The Academy OF MRsic
II was very large and enthusiastic gathering OF loyal
men, Mai Gen. Carl schurz delivered one Of his elo
quent and logical speeches We have no room for
report this morning
LUKE 2. COZANs's NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS.
If any one, however irresponsible, goes to
the trouble Of getting up Convention. We suppose
The people ust do him tho honor to look at hi. nomi
nations" The concern known ~ Mozart NJ :, or
Mozart junior the "Coxencrs' enacted their farce
last night. The result for which tho world awaits
with brcathless Interest. was rs follows:
I'm DN-The Convention organized and adjourned
IA Dis.-The Convention nominated Tlos Aasson
pIA Dsf-The COnF entlon organized and adjourned
rIIA Dis.-The Convention organized and Adjourned
pIIHA Dsi.-The Convention nominated james Brooks
iXA Dist-The Convention nominated a. III keh'y.
CONSTITUTIONAL UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.
This Convention met at the Sinclair House,
corner Of sh.si and Broadway. las, evening An in
terestng but somewhat dcsuory debate on several mo-
tons connected with tue subject OF going Into ballot
for nomination OF a candidate Tor SherlH was
continued until eleven O'clock. One party asserted
that Kelly would surely receive the Endorsement
Of the Convention. The other side rctortei that,
II So the nomination might rs well be made NJ once AZ
the same time limiting that there was plot 10 finally
give the support " tile Convention Ia Michael Connolly
Mr.. Dayids &" could tale unfold but didn't lie
thought II they showed their cards they would lose the
game. resolution which had been previously adopted
In the General Committee, recommending that Brooks
and Norton be supported IN their respective districts as
candidates for Congress was made an excuse for GOOD
deal Of talk. apparently against time. Ii was event
nalv ruled GOT Of order No nominations were made,
and the Convention adjourned to meet at the same place
next Friday night.
TENTH WARD UNION ASSOCIATION.
A meeting of this body was held last evening
n Runks Hotel Grand.st Mr.. q. Donaldson IN the
char for the purpose Of ratying the resolutions NE
ready passed IN the same ward ia favor oil The Union
aud State tickets.
Tho meeting was opened with singing by the Ander-
son Cleo Club and the ratification OF the resolutions
was promptly afterwards proposed enthusiastically re-
ceyed IL carried instaAtcr by the ioudet aoeAa
ton, and its speedy and UNANIMOUS passage was
clenched with nine cheers.
Mr. L. T. ELLERY OF No. 500 Grandstrcet then pro-
coded To deliver u speech the subject Of Union poll
tic, and the Presidential election. His sentiments were
vigorous and bold. aud IN perfect harmony WIN lhe
objects 81 his party stirring end admirable in matter
and form. amuslngly personal lin a parliamentary
,ense) us against the Woods and In al ways up 10 the
mark OF true Uni6nisi lie anticipated that on the
sth of November they would see the country reclaimed
by it, friends and dedicated anew to the cause OF Tree
dom and NIL the rights ~ man
Mr. C. SPENCER followed with speech clever, snr-
cas.ic and most effective, onliyened by rich anecdotes
and phrases which wnt Of space prevents us RON re-
producing for the instruction and entertainment OF our
readers , -,
other speakers followed In the strain the chief
being Messrs. Al. DITiENHoRFER and Capt EucnE. OF
Tennessee regiment and the meeting broke up. every
one IN the best humor with himself his politics and Tic
men OF his choice
The hall In which the meeting held was densely
hacked with electors whose orderly conduct and dis
crimnatye treatment OF the speakers, bore the best
testimony to the rospcctaby and intelligence of the
assembly. The room toscfully decorated with
national ags and banners, under direction OF Messrs.
H. Marren. l.. III. Lawrence and \. Lanthier Inc
President OF the Association is Mr. T. G. Thornton. and
the Secretaries Messrs. w. Boeke and H. II. Lawrence