New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
BROOKLYN
BEDDhIlN.
rnR RROnELYN rEMOCEATIr PRIMARI2...

THB BROOKLYN DEMOCRATIC PRIMARl2s..
The primaries for elecrg delegates u 'Ac Col'
gressols Cou-y City aad Aa."mb convention, arc 70 DC
hed this evening tbe various places designated ~ th'
Official call
The delegates O! the Iii Congressional District
comprising the sixth. Eighth Tenth Twelfth Fourteenth
Sixteenth Seventeenth and EgGiee1tn "aris o, bo@sy
and tho towns o. hew-Lotts, Newt trecht fabun fat'
lands and Grayessra asssl az &C. aoH %eaeral Co
O'Clock aad called 20 order y d D. Barker 81 he lcnih
Ward Wlo nominated William u. Bueigh Of the Twelfth
Ward Chairman and T. T. S9oener q the Tenth and D.
Wluer stoops Of tlc Sixth Ward as Secretaries.
Tie credenialshagn been received and accepted William
maze candidate fyr The I'D Congressional District 81 Sew
York which Was adopted ,,
Nj Hathaway Of tao Ninth moved an adjournment until
WEDNESDAY next which was opposed by IT. AicAlea oil the
Sixth word.
Jonu L SpaGer nominated Jas Van Brunt Of the Eighth
"Vii,B Colt popiaatnd Geo =. Wiley OF ho sixth ward
An informal ballot villa the following result
Whole number Vi yoies g. Jas. \, Van Bunt 49, Geo A.
Nj C5t moved the nomination ofJas A. Van BruHt by
cauatOn which carried without dissenting voice The
delegates receiving The announcement Win cheers ana pro
Nj Van Bfunt being loudly called fer forward amid
cheers and IN brief and appropriate speech accepted tho
Speecics were also made by G. ? WHEY Col C. J. Jack
eloquent patriotic and arsumcntatiye.
candidate and three more for the state ticket
SIXTH WARD UNION REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.
This Association, j. Walter StoOps President, hold
another public meeting this evening 81 LniineF HGL Con
st. At O'Clock and vii b. addressed Uy Gen Stewart l.
Woodord Gen. Hram whbridee aud : d butcher. esq
SEVENTH WARD UNION ASSOCIATION.
The Seventh Ward Union Republican Association,
o which Mr. h. H. Parson President viii be addressed this
evening coc their ROOM corner Clason and Fulton
Nea. York City and J. NJ Madden Of Brooklyn.
THIRD DISTRICT UNION RRPUBLCAN ASSOCIATION.
This Convention met on saturday evening, NJ Ne.
C0lrst aud was called 20 order by Joseph Reeve oi the
F0un Ward Mt II. y. Holt OF the Third Ward chosen
President and Robert d. Benedict Of the Twentieth Ward as
Secrelry The roll called and the First aud Seventh
Wards found contested.
A Committee Contested Seats consisting Of A d. Wheel
ock Tnifd Ward l.. G. Ryder OF TO Fourth Ward
JOHN Nayor Ffth Ward W. A. Booth Of the Leyenth
Ward and A ). smith Of the Thrteenth Ward, SIP
pointed
hitting the delegation from the Seventh Ward headed by
T. A. yell and majority report for the delegation rom
the First Ward headed by 4. u, CashoW The majority
port the First w ard was ad0ped-fens 81 Nsysi Tue
report OF Committee the seventh Ward wa then
adopted.
TIE Convention then proceeded by ballot and riBi
nominate candidate fO the uneIpred .ace
vacant by the death Of the Hon. james Humphrey.
Tue OF l. reached gnd no nomination having
taken place the Convention adjourned uu ins eFoung az
q o'clock.
MEETING OP THE CONSTITUTIONAL CLUB.
This Club net Saturday evening IN Montague Hall,
Courts T. Barnard IN the chn!r The principal business
meeting he reception OF port Of commltet 70
procure for the construction u WigWau II was
reported that building TioO could be bought et cost ~
sU II Was proposed Locate the Wlgwam the east
side Of between state and Sheunefho-n On
ton the referred the Executive Committee
with power. The Club after nd lougned.
MEETING At LATiMER HALL.
large attendance Is expected this evening al
Lahner Hall whore speeches vii De delivered by Gen.
W oodord Gen Walbraige, aud A. O. St0ddsrd GrwcIy
Mr.. Li0colns Private secretaTs