New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04

ud ~ Hnut LewisborO. I. The noGin alton Of Mr..
platt ;yns then made unanimous.
As County Clerk, 81. Sewers was nominated where
n,cn h.. ec ned the duty and the honor. IL was OBJ
we'd that nj this sis It doyolyed up0I every good
Union man 10 ~. We in the ~ tho Union and TINT
SIR SowoIs was Ia every respect koou man. Inc
uomlnntio being insisted upon 10y the mover was re-
Nr ]. u. Comstock, New. Rochelle was nominated
for Registrar Of Deeds. c.... 49,.
Norman X Freeman, Lewis r. Pelton IA present IN
cunbent) and ID. A. Haveld. Inc name o. MI W.
Eich'rds. IN contestant, was wthd,aNn u r,o-r,o-
As Superintendent Of the Poor. MI e. IL. ro.i.I
TMrytOwn, nominated and as ono OF Two onstees
~ sessions Mr.. j. Williamson, the present ihcunoel.
Of the Office nomination for the other once OF yuIee
neing made iy the Democratic party ana INC t"o NO
Ing accepted In sati>slct0ry u both SIDES -.
The Guilty Committee were Hfteiward empowered
70 I'll any vacancies eccruing In the candidates.
The MEETING WAS then addressed at 'onsiderapie
iergth by Sir. l. I. Williams Of West Farms. lie az
yeItcd 10 the unarnnity the Union ranks. ana the
eagrness Of electors 10 hear the national question, ~
issur discussed, and 10 be instructed upon them. he
fIcb'y IMPRESSED npon electors the obligation or en-
lig ing and directing in the performance OF their
Ltlca dutes tho who not well instructed az
,mseyes lie dscuursed upon the value ~ citizen
ghta the support which Democracy received from the
education Civ. the schools Of the cOatry, which he
sail we're bulwGrks Of tho Constitution; nD0n the
potc status Of the citizen and the power inherent III
him. and his virtual par ticpation IN government. He
dennunced inactivity in lhse who were Possessed OF
talent 10 influence others In the right direction. and
| his speech when was throughout marked by much
stnCss and ,pprecati0n 0f Republican prnc les,
vel calculated 10 serve Us pctcsi lesson ~ DIS
bearers. He concluded with al aspiration that Che
Union might stand hrm and 40 God Grant for ever
and ever. lGrent cheering.
| The Rev. Mr. Gilbert Of Morrisana then in clever
ac,naintarcc with his subject made a general CON.
mrnlaiy rpon tie attitude ~ the Southern as against
the Northern States doscanting with emphasis and
come mdvdua feeling upon the perhdy and treason Oh
the secrssonists and urrag as tho only end az ihe
true means Of Just peace An unmilgaed prosecution
| Of the w,r.
Inc Convention then. AFTER initiating Arrangements
for ccsbng the anniversary of the battle o! biie
! Plains on the n b lust adjourned sine die
AINGs COUNTY REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY soMiNA'
TIoEs.
The Kings County Union Assembly Conven-
tons were held in the different Districts last night AID
resulted ~ follows:
Tie Fnst District Convention renomlnatod uene!s1
| r. s Crpk, Of Flathush BY reclamation.
| The Second District Convention nominated James
Johnson Of the I'm Ward, By acclanaton.
In thu Third District the eOnddates were Mcs-rs.
Seth l.. Cole and Edward II. Whine. There were FIVE
or six bslougs without choice-each receiving I'VE
yote--afteT which the Convention adjourned.
lhe Fourth Di-tnc. Convention nominated Mr.. j. G
WaId ,fthe Fifth Ward by reclamation:
| In ire Seventh District Mr.. Jacob Worth was re
ominnted.
On The saturday previous Mr.. John {. Perry was
renolninat.d in the Fifth District, and NJ John y.
Mnrah received rhe nomination In the Slsth D'irict
pets the Union Assembly nominations II Al1s
County.
UNION DEMONSTRATION ~ HoBoKEs.
| In response to a call from the German Nation
al Union Club many Of rho loyal citizens OF Hoookeu
lat evening illuminated their dwellings honor OF the
| Union Peace Commissioners under whose lead TIC
armies Of the Republic moving on the enemy
" raa The darKnes " the night served W hrgntei
IN scenic effect the umnatiors and torcbiZht process
sinns Among the hons illuminated we're those Of
A'es,rs. Anboh Stasiry Kndfch. Ritter Iimm.
Ectyu.enn Lorwcnihnl DormitzeT, DR.. Douni koebler
Wriducr s.chsrt j. T. Hatfield Il. H. Baldwin, lieiees
| Aiarher sncdecor. Mohn. McDougal Weiderhan,
s.ag.r Dr. Fehr. u. NJ Lee, the Rev. Mr.. Aohn, ara
others. Waile the procession was moHing through
Bloomfield street stones we're thrown at II Dy rovdes.
and two boys vino carrying Union lanterns were
ljurrd As there are precisely civ policemen IN HOBO
ken ample provision had been made for proecIon WIN
out calling IN the officers of tie law, ard The pa;y at
lacking were siueched in their Efforts d get Up
row Ihcr- was further moeststIon except hsses'
" aich might naturally he expected 81 gin-ioH corners
| A large and enthusiastic meeting was Organized a.
Harmony Hall, with Charles Nehle ca President.
SPEECHES were made in German by DI. Ioowentha; Er
Schrtz and others This tiub originally favored the
election 81 Fremont but came out for Lincoln snd
Johnson son. time before Fremonts Withdrawal AZ
| @ late hour the meeting ADJOURNED.
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