New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-03

This seemed 10 clo.s Efforts tho par, ot the candidates
Themselves 10 adjust ths controversy.
On Tuesday last tho STATE Executive COMMITTEE toos M
the subject Of the differences in several Of tic City D.r
With view to producUg u possible. harmony Of scos
When the Sirth Distr'ct came up to be considered
Col HAWKINS AID BIZ. RArsoxD the Unos csnddasS
present. by nvon and made each statement OF faos
Ia regard 70 rir respective aud the saous al
ready made 10 adjust shei' oiGegcnces r.H.r
nsppeeod Is shown above, tat proposition had b~a
made by Mr. HAyxosD and accepted by Col BAwEIss h.s
each should select referee snd those third and ,hsa
~ hrt hIs esosa should icids rhieh Of he ro ednfiot
'hoTh vahd'a~ sni ,as Messr ORIsos BLCyr and Y C.
Bssspor ths referees selected by candidates bad
| fgssj to agree in the choice OF third
II then proposed by Mr. JOKES 81 the committee
that State Executive COMMITTEES ting third rsfs
To tiis Nj RAraOsD asseatsd and Cot HAwxIss den>S
- ,-,eut
!vs Thea rcopo,-d by Nj JHsoxE tia, the State E1esa
tive Committee elec, Tho third and ,h, hs be seoep.od
pro'idsdtisif choice should be un0Htrr0ss
To this NJ RAYsosp scented and Col UAwKss dseIinsd
then proposed By Mr. F,ELo thar Ersou
Committee select three ,brer' sna Tbs. tbs
c,adiia,es sbideb b. their decision.
To thi- MI GArsosp asseriet and Col HAwsiys Sessz
AFTER eHort, Col HAwEss said there bu;
propositions. - which the convention which nominated nn
oaId TIA. both csndidass withdraw and che I've
couven,ous NEE; ami usso nomination IA Jous ballot
? Tia. Il DO dec led by eating lois.
TIE STATE EA.suvs Committee declined sanction .tb,r
he ground th. it too late 20 consen- the ~, con
g~on- ain prr-est third cau!dar with say chance
o. and hr decision by Ut would not command
.rr 'tspo4 confidence. ah vote Of otLer side
Il then proposed by MI HIsCox that tie convention
WATCH nominated Col HAVANA tbe requested 10 ,z-sof 70
tn, Of third by the State Executive Committees
Mr RAYMOND -ugss ed that nasmuch he had personally
tho mode Of adjustment Col HAWKINS ought %
d. tne r smseH sad 10 sdE's his Convention Of ala
action
| Tni. Col HAwKtss deei,asd TO DO.
Tho COMMITTEES then unanimously adopted the f,u,~iaS
r.oiG,.oo;
Re,ol.eS That be recommended the candidates and
che nominating them the xecuys
Of tbs souty do,arnine who o. shii b
tn, eardiiats o. 'ns Union party q he sixth District
HAhlLIOn Hanks. Chairman hx Com.
W. N POTTER. Secretary
H. response tbi. resolution ,ts COMMITTEES rro;'v-d The
, following
RAYMOND.
NEwYoRx. NOV 1. laGd
CaAaLxs Josss E.q. Chairman STATE Co~~"icr
DKAk sus assent on my behalf. and pie,o ts ss>ni
or tbs convention which placed in nomination :" th- p
oslion Of ihs E1rculive Ioinee and w withdraw peg
-,aptoy or lhs canvass tbr srbrs pionLed IA
the usner proposed dcid, thai be hermony 81 h- bios
MY HENRY J. RAYMOND
On behalf OF the Convention which pomiaasd hr RAx
xosD 70 e progo'son Of the State tIe'uTa Com
mi;tee referred to in Mr. lArsosp. poe ;,, epprN
Chairman of Nominating Conysntipo-
Nov !. 1854
The committee also received the following:
RaPLT on BxHALs COL. HAWKINS.
No. 81 W AL. 81. AsS-4 OK, Nov. : itA
nr WALDO ". IOgTsR, Secsefory
DsAG AZ the request Of Col hUsH I itAHAihs' our
candidate IN the sixth District. the CONFUSING
Convention FAILED together hi' inol!as 10 consieef
proposition made by your co.nnst-e' Wa tai your coIs
e .es 9 IN 1. g.. md swr,. I, did.
t. o. In 900 Il. - ~ "
Ihe Cou,eulio unanimous n tie opinioa tts ths
onv ud oil ,flns IN, d.cuy 20 have bad parry
on o.g i'd l. 10 r eide TIE fualle- ytoL popVsed
81 LA. pls- ing hrid H. tie DISTRICT iasi Fi-ay eYtnns IA
( ruoi,s, I'd in IN Ire. ia Fosf OF yesterday
Tbs co re w5uli place both candidates snd heif snds
Oh u,al sru the Tssa would De- te eecsCn "i ths
fnio rsl.. orb. district, which nust be fer more srl.i.
fling to every Union than any niets prF'o"A
The Convention would also con.ea, Withdrawing bos
candidates upon H. ri enc, Il there = tune ian of
slch c1gs-e, which may b. considered dogotDi
lf,he elds o. Nil RAYNoID sEr not Wiling 20 meet ~ IN
ea-a terls then there chance oi saving the IN ri zoe
Co. HswgrSs uN no. b. rHadgag. ply vii $40" at 'Is
pol. tie IN nsth md Vitality ofhis friends
Hoping your COMMUTE may eject eenelt OF h, basis
proposed ~ shs ConveEiiou, rousn yeo ys'H e'p'e'
Chairuu- dominating Committee.
Acrios o. THE SKATE EXECUTIVE coa1TrsHE 90 ras
sUsJEcr.
Upon the receipt Of he.e letter. at meeting q the EHso
live Committee Of tie Nes-YorA Union State Committees
held At the Aston House. IN the City OF Nrwiors the "a
o. November 1884, tn. following preamble and Ieso,1sn
we're unaninously adopted;
Tho Executive Committee Of the New York Jrou s,sts
Commit e. with desire 20 harmonic no existing S-ernces
n the si-i District invite ,ie two roJlnes
the Hon. HENRY J. IA s:toSD AMI CO.. Rrsn & hA~kiHs.
i committee aud aiser Ecarrs then ste'sn - n
partre srt0u OF he nominating conventions ana ths
nhaq.nt utenri she candidate. O. reconcile .ne saer
~ CO. u t..r District. il unanimously
Iesoed al 81 be recommended - tle wo candidates and
d.. conventions dominating them ,hey haNn5 A.srsdJ
t,ered ose re.re 10 empower the Executive COM
fee To- lrc ti-d rtres - act with tho re.ree already
chosen BIZ Give c-ndife sud that TIE drcon o.
tho majority d,i--sinc who u te cd1st~s sh0Nd
81. tle candidate the tnlou tnt SEtl Distinct.
The proposition accepted by Nh HAisoaD AID tie
Convention roh nominated him, bot i,ter was received
rou tc Convention which nominated Col HAWKES. fee4s-
ing the proposition sid submitting counter pgcpotion and
Thereuo5a u vas nanim9ysy BcsolrcS That the Conves
ton ~ Itch Col Ii hay declined the prop
o.i.on uujo by tbs committee ard having subued pro-
ions which this do not srsard either
eu ~ harmonious and vigorous action snIonS
the Onion men OF che District Ma eormifee under az no
nnets eass ard atts, careful insfi's az 10 the
,are siyr9'i ~ oonddas' srcorsENp ALL ston
vagE. ~ DisrEcr CAST TaLik yOrK- soh hksEf
RA1aOSD As gAE SosiSATsD UaioS CAspiDArs
HANlLTON HARklS, Chaiunsn.
WALro NJ fo-TrR. Secretary.
I.incoin ud Johnson.
GRAND MASS MEETING