New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27
NETWORK.
CONVERSATIONAL NOMIyATiOyS.


At meeting Of the Experimentation Congressional
Convention for the XVIII Congressional District n "
held at Port Henry the 2jh day of September 1856,
On motion VIM. T.. Cakins was appointed temporary
| Chairman and A. j. Cheritrce, Secretary.
! On motion ofD S. McMasters of Clinton IT unani-
mousy resolved that Warren County is entitled TO the
nomination for member Of Congress.
The Of Orange Feriss having been presented by
the Orange County delegates, on motion Of VIM. T. CAL
kins of Essex Orange Fcruss unanimously nominated
the candidate for Member Of Congress for the XVIII
District.
The following resolutions were adopted:
rem Couhty as candidate FOR the support Republican.
Union electors Of this Congressional District at the ensuing
and candidate who Is honest capable ard faithful the
Constitution and deserving tie support OF every UDon man
RcsoirG That this Convention cordially ndorse the action
Of the Congress- and earnestly recommend the adoption Of
the constitutional amendmeut pending before tue eoun
try in relation equalization Of representatives, in Con
gfess security OF the rights OF citizenship the security OF
The public debt including the debt for boune and pensoBsj
the liquidation the Rebel debt the exclusion OF perurcd
Rebels from councils ef State and Nation aud the pro.
Resolred That this Convention cordially indorse the sen
and policy embraced IN the resolutions OF Tie late UNION
State Convention and believe the candidates nonted Oy
such Convention entitled to the Jealous and undivided support
of the Union party.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS.
UNADILLA, " Y. Sept 26.-At the Union Republican
Convention for the XINh District heldhere to-day William
G. Field Of Otsego unanimously nominated for Repre-.
sentative to Congress. This is Republican District and
at present represented by the Hon Demas Hubbard j.,
OF Smyrna.
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
The Democratic Congressional Convention Ia tho
NXIIId New-York District met on saturday and nomi-
mated william c. Ruger for Congress. Mr. Ruger was
once before Democratic nominee and was defeated.
The District present represented by the Hon. Thomas
T. Davis Of Syracuse. Mr. Dennis Mccarthy is Mr..
RugerS opponent and viii be Mr. Dayiss successor.
The Copperheads and iunkies OF the NAlNth District
have nominated Geo. Humphrey Of Auburn for Congress
lie has been a Republican, but susains the Presi-
dents policy. He will be whipped than straight
ont COpperhcad would be- for the people abbor political
treason The District is present represented by tho
Hon. Theodore NJ Pomerov Republican who las re-
ceiyed denomination and who will be reelected.
UNION NOMINATIONS.
OYEIDA.-Assembly, lid District, BenIamln Nj.
Huntington School Conn oners-lid District charles T.
Pooer lid District j. w. Dodge INh District sEas L.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY lid District Abner Wood. School
Commissioner-lIId District. Franklin r. Gafloek.
CoRTLAgDTeasurcr j. II. Webster Justice Of Sessions,
S II. Babeocki Coroners, Dr. I. {. PoueToy' DE- Caleb
oSoyDAGA-School Commissioner-Ist District j. O.
Wright lid District, J X. Comstock.
CHrNANGo For County CLERK, james G. Thompson County
Samuel Phenepaee Coroner. Benjamin BeoTdsey Justice
OF Sessions Burlington Button; Member Of Assembly Fred
erck Juland School Commissioner. I'D District Samuel
o'i"Oiu DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
NIAGARA.-FOr Sheriff, MarceluS Washburne; for
Treasurer Francis " Nelson; for Coroner WA. O. Davis
Skinner; Sessions Alden s Baker: for School Com
missioner G. L. Jndd Tor Member OF Assembly soIon D.
pOmeroy TeHOminated.
oSEDA-A'ss@bly IITa District George H Sanford.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
The Republicans of New-ROchelle organized ten
DAYS go the Fall campaign With most hatteng hopes a
ISis on Ie TaeedaT n eoc week az Mch Hail.
on Mechanie-st They intend making grand rally.
In the of East Chester tie Republicans have also
gauzed and hold an ourped meeting UDon Hal Mount
Vernon Friday night complete their arrangements for
the coming fight.
The honoraby discharged Soldiers and Sailors Of this
have organized and delegates the late syracuse Con-
ycuon This has already enrolled 20 members
and expects TO render good service.
TIE POLITICAL GUILLoTINE.
Mr. John NJ. Mason, late Collector of Revenue in
the Tenth District has been removed aud gentleman from
the town Of Greeuburg has been appointed 20 the Office
NEW Po,TMASTER.
Benjamin Badeau. esq Postmaster of New-Ro-
chec Westcheter County has been removed and Ar Theo
Pine appointed his place. Oilers in the vicinity are IN
daily expectation Of being relieved nom duty.