New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22

snpport the Tammary Candidate icx Corporation Coun
sell on condition that Iamma'.y would support the
Mozart seeGtCa igs nsS{ .scSSc & the Is%n9py C9n
posed another conference, take place to day This
tho Tammsny Committee mad not thought it in their
power to conform with and tho conference had there.
upon been broken on This was tile Substance Of the
Committees report, 'Shch unanimously adopted.
TIE NomSATloNS
THE Convention. then went into ballot for Mayor
A letter REID from Elijah +. Purdy. in which tho
"od war horse positively rtated that ne was not 10
De considered an asprant TO the Office Of Mayor
man rece'sing all the votes fhis result was received
with great applause.
cCsnmittec OF seven, consisting Of Messrs, Boole,
SwoeAy Belmont Cornell, Nash and Nicholson, was
appointed 10 inform Nr. Hoffman OF his nomin alton.
ballot was then taken ior Corporation Counsel re-
sultug in the unanimous selection Of Ricbsrd OGor
! A committee OF seven consisting OF Nessrs Barr
Hogan Hay Kelly, Brennan, Hart and Hutchins. was
then appointed 10 inform Mr. OGorman Of his nomna'
JOHN Van BURES's ADDRESS.
Mr. John Van BuEen tLen addressed the Convention.
saving that be was always happy to speak In Iamna
Hall. He could not fail TO remember TIE scenes w1lch
had occurred here during past years. This buihine
has been the headquarters OF The regular Democratic
party for upward OF 80 years Here We have me, v
men of the country-with Juckson and otheI
great lights of The Democracy. Cheers
The municipal contests which have taken place "sse M
especially distinguished. But Boyer before had inc
proceedings in this Old ho been more earnest tnun
those which had lust occurred. John T. Hoffman :
character Ia beyond reproac h knows the iiens W.
e neonle and neither the Albary Legislature nor the
Government at Washington viii wrest away the TgnIs
of the people OF NewYork While he hlls the once &C. 1
Mayor. The same is likewise true III respect 10 Ai'
= OGOrman. the other candidate
REMARKS OF RICHARD oG0RMAN.
this junctuTe the entrance Of Richard Odorlnah
was hailed with great cheering.
r Mr. OGorran said that he accepted with grattuue iue
nomination which the ancient Iamnany ergahl2aton
had offered him. The office was purely cvil one an
i he would aspire 20 fill il with ability and integrity II
elected no man the city, rich poor should e abe
say that he did not sive TO justify the "isoo" VI
. the popular choice. .. r.. .o-
eral ratification WAS then appointed This commllIeo
. consisted Of MessIs TAYLOR, Hogan Joyce, naggelp'
= CalLins Boyre. Terris Mcclure Freeman. Russell
4 Hutcluogs Kennedy. Peck Smith and Hasweh
John T. Burrill then addressed the meeting consrat
Mating the Convention their nominations.
J. JOHN T. uoPfMAS's REMAI,Ks.
t The entrance Of Judge Hoffman was the signal io
tnrnliuous applause. He said that he had Just feoes.
Information Of bis nomination which had 10. srea,,
surprised him but he had arendy been 30 huorcd ol
e bis feow-ctizcDs that he vas now unable 10 eApe
his gratitude. He understood that the ticket wmei
thad been nominated msaHi 20 b. slecied lCheeIs
g IN i. iaedaiHg ie aoeepted Ae nomination HAotr" rs
ds 10 20 back on ffs fckd hica he mas HoHtnc1fd q
hin spetk foTsrsr hold AsPeae, 'pcA @d'
terc T. ia e C0HrcHfoH Ne srH' HStAins eH' oo"'e@F
IS judge Hoffman rclooed that such honored nam'
e a. Richard OGorman's had been associated win M
4 own In the formation Of the ticket aGd concluded ~
follows accept this nomination, not because .ai'
sought IT, not because feel that In beng Mayor OF h
N Cty Of New.York. shall be any more honored an'
more respected or any better of than am IN lo oiic
Of TIE Recorder OF the City Of NewIvk. bat bscse'
Is ,on have asked me 20 take H. and because think
Is cannot afford refuse TO take II uader lhe c,rcnn
accept II With al iis responsibilities. lCbeersl
N elected, shall only ask Of you 10 give me ihA ~.
:, cordial support which my enof'' wiz '"'e I" "'''
Ihe Contention then adjourned.