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


vs New orh Of the War Democrats, aad hoped this
moe ing woud appoint Ike committee Of c5,pcrati'n
Ie,.er. were read fro tie Hon. b. Cutting and others
r,grc,ting their inability be present. hut sympathiS
,no with the objects Of the meeting. Amer some debate
in which Messrs Geo w. Gllze, Howard Whitfield.
ONiel McCartin and others participated IL was unar
mously resolved 10 appoint cooperating committee
The Chairman stated that be would announce the cim
nit,oe next Tuesday evening" TO which ume AFTER some
other business, the meeting adjourned.
MEETING OP TIE UNION CONFERENCE oOM-
Mites.
A meeting Of the committees appointed ny
the Union organizations OF fhe Ciy I" nee, ~
conference for the purpose II possible 10 hainonIzag
the act on and ticket of le Union party III the coiDg
elections Tho meeting WAS organized by t1e appoint
mout OF Mr. Jas. W. Fer as Chairman ana aiessrs
Hasto and Stafford Secretaries oDd after tae pre-
seItation oi crede atics and the calling of he ro's
On the motion III the Secretary rcnd the creleatins
Ct the German delegation. Mr. Willken wished 70
know whether he was addressing the thtirinhn oil ts
Whole Unioa party OF the veIy small portion 90 !,
represented BY the Twenty third street organ zaton
Ifso, Mr.. PKscER protected against such ~ i,.a. u
the Chairman oi the mectlnS and 10 bis ORGANIZATION
Mr. r. D. Smith appealed 10 the meeting. ON be'aif 81
the Nation Administrator. H. refrain rom xbtns
such SPIT il u would be Impossible Tor tneh 70 n'
After considerable and somewhat excited discussion.
the Chairman explained int being the Chelrna % tnc
iont County and Judiciary Cow ontions ~ the i"cnt
third street organization. b. took the liberty of ca"g
the meeting 20 ordrr aud the Secretaries being voted
In and tie me-, ting proce-dn bu sness lie remained
In the chair; bat he bad wax. no intention 81 ie-
naming IL it, save by the authority OF tie meeting ~
large. ,,
Air. WILLIAMSON proposed that eech delegation With
draw and meet by themselves.
Mr.. SPLSCEg proposed lat Judge Kelly tex. the
chair Jointly with Nj Far aud objected to t1e admi'
sion OF the German delegation being set frOnI The
German Central Committee, md not elected by the
people He appealed 10 them mol 10 waste Tine ID re-
prJachng each other. but for one night al least 10 let
SIR. PolHgMi and SIR L. y. sniH proposed that
Mr.. Waldo huohlDs take the chair jointly with the
present chairman.
MI HurcBns thought snch proposition not at all
Mr. WiLtI.xsoS hoped the committee would not az.
tempt to act M pint committee as IL WAS pam tArJ
would fail 10 act hnrmon1nsiy
A good deal Of dsordrl, dlscus-ion az 10 the adnis'
sion Of the erman delegation. AID the mode of action
% the COMMITTEE was at j. y iei'nihited uy tr up
poutfn,ut on the motion OF Mr.. MhbSn, sec n0ed ~
sir spencer. Of NJ. j. W. Fan as Chairman Oh tie JOINT
committee. ., -,
ganiyafOn cTrdu, certain delegation 10 fhc meeting
then read and NJ length referred To me ,o"l.re
OIL Conference. The Committee OF Conference whs
moved for By sir Nllan.On; that committee vi Ten
each be aplIiutci by each delegation 60 iefire ana
agreo II O sbo upon the Offices 70 be submitted 10 Tie
sfrages of the UDion party the coming eiet tons
Tie a,oton vas tnen put and earned and The dr.esn
lions separated each delegation ,ointlEg Co.snit'
tee Of ten Tue SubCOmmltees taen ieiird nliG n''r
on abselee Of two hours AL halt returned ~hen i's'
tiet Attorney Smith reported that the tommit;ee hnd
hecn nn.bc 10 gree ON the Eames 10 be Nominated,
ard ,here,.re. prcposed tie following res,ntions;
to NEE, gu Wsdur.-y rycnar and TO appoint su1I ori,
csn.isins q ~ r.fn TO 'c!r, sandi.A .. Y n
liz. be HE'D aul repor, bee. 70 eif '-yrts1 .'h
yrr,ou. hs To. i, u the conference Tor Tier .eiion
he.ss.sa, That Simeon D.Pei 60 sna " -. y o
,s, o. REQUESTED T. 49, &c additional h.o-4' q '@ ~"
kr.uo- Committee 1900. 49,, o,
| xr sPRscIa objected 10 tie report MA p'oPoS'u
Mr. SMITH tnid tnai the scheme proposed was not Only
the best out the only plan they could gree upon. lac
object II the prop"silloh Ses TO secure u" ueV' az
thoIity Of the Convention ior III notion ,
| Mr. MuirEEs said small Committ"c "ouu eet
more smootAly His Organization "ss not gong 70 run
| on, body blind.
What was tie decision Of the Committee On tbs CON
Huaoaiiun from the German organization.
Mr. snrIu snid the ConfcrsEco tonmsttse hnd no
tine 70 ,Ako w question 81 the German delegation
| M sPyNcrH moved &C. a. Amendment to TIE report
Of The Committee. thei this tomitee reIgmhsha .na
following diyision ~ tac ohces 10 he 10 IHapci
OF ,An.r.tion the City Judge. tue District Attorney,
III County CLERK and Two COronors 10 the WENT
third street. Tie bupeTVlsors the Sh'Fn Hui w" Tor
Mr.. MuLiKrv propoi ed rs tes, o. the ecnrleman's
fairness Tat the words Hop chapel and rwen,! ihrd.
street. De .'erehansod 80 a. to resFss me
Il Mr. srEI,IR would consen, 70 any sue" propo' Al.
He had made biz proposition la accordance with pre-
,ous agreement with the other party. AID they must
NOW oinrrc 10 =.
4 gentleman proposed that the meeting nov ldiorrn.
witch was seconded and on being pat 20 tho meeting,
earned unanimously, and The as-embage adjourned
Forthwith.
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
Tho 18th Ward Union Assembly Convention
! Drape) William X. Chapman. Chairman, Charles y.
CLARK secretary Saturday evening at the cor
uor of lsh str,ct and sih aycnpe when Charles A Ia
roDt vas nominated FOR Assembly.
UNION WAR EAGLES.
| A meeting of the members Of the " Union
War Elges" representing III 18TH 10Th. 18th ana 2lst
Ward cl1bs. ais0 r'pre-cntat"ns from other nhlon
Cubs Of several Maids was beid AZ the zion h."u
quarters, oofuos Of sd street aud Broadway on Satur
day evening tho Ia inst, and effected pimanent
organsaiion Dc known the CrLtIai Conpliiee 81
the Union War l.agies.' BY sclccuas james , 81
Thompson. Grand Commander Lieut.. Col Coles and
Col RuAh 9. HaWkns Grand Marshall ;. Cox ard g.
4. Fros,, Eccfeteiesi John Cooper Jr., Treasurer
Notwithstanding the lref notice given tIefc was frr
attendance present. \ liberalization was man.-ted
1, make the " Wa Eagles" po~or aud their q ins1ns
have spread rnpdy since the formation 81 the br-t or
ganization which originated In tbs 10Th ward under
the command q Mr. hcncy g. PaTkc. Cleb. have teen
formed In nearly oil the large Wards OF the City
I TAMMASy HALL COUNTY CONVENTION.
THIS Convention met last evening, and after
session Of more than fonr hours succeeded H. making
the following nominations. yD.; For County Clerk
II.nry w. Genet; fer CoiOners. Robert Gamble WI
ian Schlrm.r. William 4. Cover John "ud.!' no
nominations for City Judge or District Attorney were
made tho Convention adjourning TO next Monday
4 evening g. make these nominations.
UNION COUNTY CoSe IGNITION PoR wSrCHRSTER.
This Convention was held at the Court house
wi,e Plains yesterlay for tho nomination OF cand!.
saes for the offices Of Sheriff County CLERK Registrar
of Deelr Superintendent Of the Poor justices md
Corolers 10 DO supported ct the ensuing November
election. John i. clapp esq. OF White Plains w's IN
m. hair the Chairman observed that he wGs man
Of deeds than Of words ana hat behooied theu
20 do their duty this moment when their fellow Cit
zsnp shedding their boni and yielding up theu
by.5 for the proecan Of their country With the Saro