New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06
Local Politics.
SIoS COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Union toUny CONVENTION ('iUPo N,'"t
81 crgaaigaton) met .a,t evening at theii new nc"v
Quart rs No. 654 Broadway. The President C1i
Rush c. Hawkius occupied the chair. Wtlio hutea
ins Chrlrmsn OF the Conference COMPUTE rep,' Va
bird street organization the latter making the poPo
,fion OF according The nominations FOR lisi'lt Az
coney City Judge. County Clerk aud Two C"roners 10
he Draper organizations; the Iwea'ytiifd-s1r'e. ~
% take the nominations Of sheriff, supervisor ara two
oroaers The Conference Committee, ON behalf 81 tine
sper organisation proposed not - much diyslOn on
,sfcers as to have good men nominated The Twenty
hirdstreet organization declined on any basis exc p
,nmina'sons and declined 10 name candidates. Tho
Draper Committee offered to reverse the proposition
,,d give ihe Iweutytbiid street the nOminTtions of
Tjt- Jndre County Clerk District Attorney end four
oTODs TEN was declined And H tss n" ol po
che following resolution, wbiod was adoirrdi
R''''ed lhas the Conference commhn. APP 9i1t.i At
htreoy nstru ted To- all honorable nsans 10 secure amy
IN nomination Of ocs ck to be supported by Union
The meeting then adjourned to the call Of tho ch'ir.
The permanent headquarters Of this association VIII
hers Jier be at No. 654 Bl"advny.
UNION ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
Union Cenirai-fIrst District, Joan Symptoms
Tuth District q. t. PolhaInns; seventh Distie''
1I r.;cs G.rSral~rb DlsIict 9. T. PaAnmus; Sixth
District Willirn Higgins; seventh Dttri &, h. L.
Russell: Ninth District Chal-s \. LaDOAti lh.eenih
Dis ret Thomes w. Van bu'en
sYCOyp,IUDiCIAL DISTRICT CONVENTION.
This Convention met az Lattiuler Hail, Court
treet yesterday afternoon 10 romnatc candidate for
Justice Of the Peace but after organizing adjourned
uuli Monday next.i
CITIZENS ASSOCIATION.
This 0canila iun met on Tues az evening at
Dodwortl Rail, for the purpose Of nominating oandi-
dates for county offices Permanent officers were
olec;ed follows; Charles Troy, esq. 18th Ward,
President; Thomas Stewart and John Die Mullen. Sec
reterias Simon Stern esq moved that the Convention
postpone its nominations until tie other political parties
Save r sonted their .idItcS. The mot on was OPP
yosed by Mr. Nathaniel Sands. who WAS in favor %
making the nominations Without further action After
considerable discussion the Convention adjourned until
lsxl tuesday eyeuiDg.
INDEPENDENT NOMINATIONS.
For Assembly in the ANIltb District, Me-
charles and Workugmen's nomination: John DOlan.
foI Congress. Constitutional Union nomination. james
Brooks.
For Congress- With District Constitutional Union
For Sheriff Democratic Central nomination; Judge
Connolly.
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL. NOMINATIONS.
TM Disfr.d-Mr. Tcunis G.. Bergen was
Yesterday nominated by large majority over Demas
Sesnes. ~ho had already gol into the feed as Demo
cratic nominee.
ma Disrriot-Morgsn Jones Of the 9Th Ward.
presdeI; of tie Board Of COnncmen. wac nominated
~ III. district gov rpiesrnIei bv Benz slon Nod.
~ rGsrlS-NesOn Taylor (oame not IN the direct.
) Is selected to stand in shoes Vi FeIuanCo WOOL
iath. strongly Democratic district ,~,o, u,,,ou,
Vit DisTic,.--she Convention sdJourned without
VIZ Ds,,,ei'-Iohn ". CHAMBER the present repre-
oes.aive was renominaed lout opP9s lhoH; -,
PYIh Dislrict-(nOW represented by james BrooAs)'
.-On the inst or informal balut John " Icy Woo re-
ceYed the votes Of his Ward the 18Th; lhos D. olF
lie votes from the 10Th Ward. aDd Nelson smith nom
L Ns 2lst Ward The 18th Ward then withdrew their
vote for Mr. Heyw"Od casting II for M bar' whose
sve then stood at Is while the votes OF tue 2a were
r-d to Mr. James Brooks, and on the ila DlOt
~ Mr. Barr whose nomination wds then maze uiah
M Dis,ria.-Ta ne Convention adjourned without ef
i teting a nomination.
NyeS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL
Il NOMINATIONS.
L The Democratic Congressional Conventions
dtae Secondhand Third Districts met yesterday after
1 3,0n T. choose candidates.
L Zss S.w-YOTk ana nominated iunis &. bersen,Oi ite
L ,Sn Of New-Uticcht. "a the hIst i.rnal D. ioI ne
1 tote stoOd TuGis q. Bergen, %: DeMns barnes ~
Il III Bergen ives declared TO be duly Nominated and
/ - Convention adjourned. 1.,, ,
4 Tie Third District Convention me. at Luke ORci
b. corner Of Kent.av. aud iyner-st. f. D. and Oh he
| tad bano: nominated sir. rhOmas II F1Ton ~ TIE
| Moving vote: 1homas II. Faroh 20 Jan 90 lhoml-
/ 81, 49, james ". hcrfiean, J. Mt fsroh. no e,
20. declared ana iMOu.. he Is Tue piesen' lump
! te1leg OF the city Of Brooklyn
L BaOORLYy DEMOCRATIC CITY NOMINATIONS.
L Tie Democratic CITY Convention met al the
l csyioi in Joraiemoastreet Yesterday suel neon anc
Va crgan.zed by the ecrtion Of Thomas MhiHAcy ~
Chairman. The candidates nominated were Police jus
Fos ard Justice OF tie Peace Tor the ihrd DslIlcl
I &r James H. COrnV eli was nominated fnr Pohce jus
i e bi the following vVIe: james IL. CornWei. 81
Joaa Doher,y. "a; Scattering, 2 ~. .,
lie frs. regular ballot for Justice OF the Peace Of
Sic filrd District resulted in tie nomination OF MI
| III aci Walsh. The vote stood: Michael Walsh, 81
I.aes Cub. :. 22i T. T. Pratt l. -, , a
| COLFen adjourned
UgiOy MASS MEETING.
L meeting was held last night in the rooms
@, re sd street Association 10 listen 10 the advocacy
n'ise uon oaGse and candidates. There wa large
i a;ieadanee
TIE meeting wss called 20 order by Chas. Spencer
Go who informed tue audience that the WeeSly meet
!aa o. the club would held N futGre ID tnet"opcr
Institute commencing On the 10Th lust. "hen the! e1'
| sSsed to be addressed by the S'cdo'"l! VI " .ne
Nj stanton thar evening bat tne lc;"r he TouG read
/ F01h explain hs absence Since then Tie arrange
uea be had stated had been Insac; .,.o.., c,rv
Dan SIR had arranged 70 vii, NewYoIs between the
fd.nd eighth Of th, IN accordance with the kino IN
yta lded to une the courts now iranspr'e rem
ORGY presence here u-fii n can be -,ewi ere.
H1h uny ths,s. TO yourself and the dugoshei geu'ie-
r. your civ who ioiaea in tbe inyi att must FORGE
the present. feeling quite sure th.t tou Sl ~ ''
tie 'onac Of duly must follow that winch Is mo.t urs.n'
| Aser song by Mr. Geo A Cooi, the Chairman in
SDaaeed " the meeting Ar A, j. Dittshoc'eI an en-
sSeii representative Of the German Republicans OF
/ NJ A. j. DIrTRsnoEPEll who Was warmly received.
Il Nen said.
&s The We are for lasting AID honorable pea C.
.fe we against comrropise. We are Tor tne MON
g. r JEFF Dsv, snd tine Rebellion therefore sz1irst
e0slsn and Pente Toe Northern wing Of the Demo
&c party against the and in favor Of compounds
4h Lincoln favor OF the Rebellion; they ale there
{ against that viii crush out Jet Davis and the -
er, ns be more briefly snininet up thus The Nofh
wa D.aoersic wing sgsin the wa. for the pufpo, II
hs but Lincoln: and the Southern wing for the war
Ee Parpose Of crushing oct Lncota That the peaceful
Mr. De@osr.d pity W., ss NAV be- mere
| a.! called plat rn, thu. ho"ih is. np', ipm, di
49, eease and that the It iefmsl'hip oi NO lrtan.