New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-01

UNION CONVENTION.
FOURTH CONGRESS ioNAL DISTRICT.

ence:
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Z
FIFTH WARD HOTEL. Oct. %. leS4 :
Hon. ChRorAR OBATS BRYANT Idn'mdny 1dH h0,eG
SIR: We have the honor 10 inform You that you nave
been unanimously chosen standardbearer " rep
resent the Fourth Congressional District In the naOna
councils. The feeling of tho convention was TO gye YOU
hearty support q Union man. regardless OF parry
on national qaesons they believe you can. with proper
'"'''' '' P,GRsE c. Van WYcK, Chairman.
d. J. OAKLEY. Secretary.
MR. BRYANT's REPLY
TAsMASY HALL HOTEL N. Y, Nov. !, isot,
GENTLEaEg beg leave to express my sincere tnanks
for the nomination Of which your letter has Officially no
titled me- For many years.G resident Of the Fonrth
Congressional District regard my election to the Legs-
lare from another part The city "a merely an cpl
sode ani your Endorsement Of my course. npca resun
ing nv residence among yOu accept the most graft
fyinr of tho rewards which have honored my humble
efforts for the welfare OF tho peolle
Allow mo 10 assgre vol. gentlemen, that the sincerity
with y-hieb nv efforts have ben made has not abated
II elected as yonr Representative, pledge myself TO
cordially support whatever administration the people
may choose. FoI The Suppression OF ne Rebellion ana
the restoration Of tho Union shall away zea!ousiy
labor Democrat shall always respect and project
the rights OF the people. a Union men, sim lake
EQUAL care that the Ial OF tine Government DC cot in
frn 'ed by Rebels OF foreign foes.
think you, gentlemen, for having nominated me, re-
gardles, Of party. TbeIe arc. practically Dut TWO par
ties IL tho coartry to-day; on led by GSner Graht
Sherman and Sheridan, and the other by JeI DAYS,
Lee and Hood. Ooong To- the former, ga You 40. Inc
political org .niza.ion EnOwn Us IaHnany Hail. win
which have Hitherto been connected hes been over,
borne in the Chicago council VI the Dem, 6ut
still adhere n the patriotic principles OF the Union Dem
ocratic Address prepared Ia Tar,maLy Hall 't IN
ter but sifcd bya ,rtiJan oBgarchy under tic deu'
sivo plea Of exped oncv. $50. -,
viii be c.Gsed before the Congress now to be eleced
shall assemble. rhis dr near its end and thch
tho "pcfce men" VIII lose their distinctive organlzs,
ton and L. MERGED IN tie masses OF patriots who VIII
engage H. tho great foreign war yet 10 come J re
Monroe acctriaO TSst be yild.cated: t3sIai'i
nicted upon onr God for the aid she mas gVen
20 the Be',s III such u var there y u be no peace
rorfy, Our adopted fellow citizens HI and shohder
tn ehou.7c. with those 10 the manor born and tho
MT onGl dignity, honor and power Will be most amply
asserted Il,
OF the Fourth Congressional District upon This platform
which embraces both the present and the iaife ana
ask those of ny eiowczens who agree VITA the above
principles 80 give choir support Sardls OF party
Sincerely yours cARoLAN ObRiIS bkfAMr
To Mcssrs P,yRaE Z. VAN WYoE, Chairman, and ID. j..
0AHissg, secretary.
WAR DEMOCRATS ~ KINGS COUNTY.
At meeting Of the War Democracy CT the
County Of Eings he'd at Tho PorTepont House. Brock
In Oct -, The following gentlemen were duly elected
~ deler,es to f-r.esont the County Of Kings in the
Macs Cow Lion Of War Dem0cl rs TO DC Eeld az the
Cooper los rate, IN the city Of New Yo on IueSuny'
The lst i v OF November 1864, at II O'Clock noon;
Samn.l : i h. James r. Del Vecso. Edward L. Hood'
Chs H. Collins Peter y. Ross John s. Me9kay. Chas
A. Van land. Samuel =. johnson, Daniel n. toopins'
John IL. Wilds and Corr 'lius j. Bergen. -,
s.llrTL L. 5oBSsos, President.
PETER D. Ross, Secretary.