The New York herald., 1864-10-16

sgrinst the ucconsttutioual acts President Linoou
aud ms Cabinet ihs democratic party, he ssid, were
not contendng for tue spo only red 10 escue
the country from the hands uous party
VINO nave brought TO the verge Of ruin. Mr. Lincoln
h .n ns me government and ,nat tno p,op,s
vested In the people and Mr.. Lincoln rs Tor the time
oeins the executive or servant of the reople ~
hon. LEVI ). CHAnIELD the next speaker lie
MADE very telling speech, In the OF which he
referred TO the immense shoddy interests that are
arayed against the democracy In the present political
struggle shoddy upsarts, who three years ago were
efooted may be seen driving superb carriages the
thoroughfaros OF the CITY, National banks haSe been
established throughout the land purpose OF cor
ruting the people and establishing desptism instead
ved with great by the and when he
retired he was greeted by several nearly cheers.
ISAIAH RySDERs followed in Of his characteristic
speeches, after which the meeting adjourned with three
cheers for "Lite Mac' and the "Unon At all hazards
moKeon c@1s,y convention.
This Convention asst ~ the Sinclair House last
evening, Mr.. VIM. M&kSdsr In the chair. The roll
being called committee of three the German Gen.
tra Organization made their appearance who announced
that they had nominated Mr.. Rspper Supervisor
and Or. Merkle Coroner. They requested rati
caton these candidates at the hands OF the McKeou
Convention
On motion, this request granted tho nominees Of
the German organization being unanmou ousy ratified
when the delegation withdrew
Committee from the Wood Mozart County Convention
next made its appearance headed by Mr. Harrington,
who stated that the BODY which he represented had
quested him to state that they would not be ready to
ray any candidates before Tuesday evening next He
would therefore, ask that meeting OF committees from
both Mozart and Mckeon take place on that evening,
when all necessary matters rs to mutual could
be arranged.
The proposition agreed to- snd the Mozart repre-
seutatives withdrew
ballot Coroner was then gone into, when Or. VIM.
ODonne was nominated after several ballots. that gen.
tlemsn having recev cd thirty fifty three
votes cast. The nomination was made unanimous.
On motion o. Mr. JouH n. WILLIAMS, committee OF
three was appointed 10 notify the German and Mozart
organizations Of their nominees after which the Con
tion djournod.
Fourth District Union Congregational
Nom ttOn.
r. Gilbert, Esq, nominated nv accam alton as
Candidate Tor Congress in the Fourth district by Union
tcnven.on, which met at the Fifth Ward Hotel last
evening.
The Ninth Con re stonaI District.
NEw YORK. Oct IL, 1864
To THE JOINT USIoN CONVENTION THK NINTH CoxGREs.
sIoNAL DISTRICT
GESrLEMEN-The unanimous nomination as candidate
for congress in this district, personally rendered
by both Union conventions, been hold under con-
sideration for some days.
In the ordinary circumstances Attending mere parti
struggle l should consult only my personal ncua
ols, private interests and orts and these would
prompt me to decline tho nomination.
Eut cannot disregard the great that salvation
OF our national Union demands sacrifices all patr-
otto citizens. therefore feel to accept your
expressions OF gratitude already made your cow
tions Tor this manifestation Of confidence more gratiy
ing because entirely unsolicited
With the assurance OF my highest regard for each aad
all OF you, am, gentlemen, cordially Obedeut SER
want, WILLIAM A. DARLING
To Isaac o. HUNT, Chairman.