New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-01
LOCAL POLITICS.

REPUBLICAN-UNIOE COUNTY CONVENTION
GEN. CHARLES @. HALPISB NOMINATED PoR REGIS
TERM. M'KIESEYs LETTER or DECLISATIoS.
This Convention met Tuesday evening, Alex. Mcleod
in the chair The President stated that Mr. Mckinney
had declined the nomination for Register The Conven-
ton then proceeded fill the vacancy and Gen. Charles
G. HGlpine nominated by acelamation The follow
ing Mr.. McKinneys letter declining tie nomination;
NEW YORK Oct. 25, ls66
TO The Hon ALEXANDER MCLEOD IreSdeni AID Mesas.
McCARnN ELLEsoS and CoNIKELI Steretares Uaion Re.
publican County Contention
GENTLEMEN Yotr communication OF the lnh instant ten
dering the nomination for Register 81 the City and
County NewYork in behalf Of the Union Republican Con
and economical administration u city affairs should
be united against the combinations Of The Ring to perpctnae
nicIa Government would prove wise and udicous
if tie object be attained for all the opponents Of the Tam
Hall alliance 20 unite candidates for city Offices
with view Of hamonzng MI interests beg leave 70 de-
elnc we hoiunarlo. % !oi eion lo' S t y,
oe and Of liberty in this State viii achieve another grand
Ohio Vermont and the other true and loyal States on
the platform Of the Constitutional Amendment and universal
freedom and with Of the bghest regard for
selves and the body You represent and with thanks for the
honor eo1 Yags %on me- am very re %PS McKyrr
THE REGISTERS OFFICE.
| To ne Editor Of TIE NJ J. T,issaG
SIR, If Mr.. Charles g. Hapine, who is a member OF
the Citizens Association, would stop the abuses Of our
Registers Office for which he is candidate, he could be
elected That Office very 10 the people, and to
the many Of small All deeds and mortgages must
be recorded and titles must be searched The City Regis
has for years been exactng many thousands OF dollars
in the aggregate than his legal fees, and all this
ont of the earnings of the people call on Mr.
am ready 10 surprise him and the public with something
more specific on the subject CITIZEN.
MEETING OF TAMMANY HALL GENERAL COMMITTEE.
The 1ammany General Committee met yesterday
at clock m in Tammany Hall The President Mr. VIM.
TCccd CALI
OF the meeting the taking such action might be deemed
The ensuing election lie said few words concerning the
registry stated that policemen visiting the houses OF
the wards the purpose Of asceranng the actual
residence Of those already registered These policemen visits
frighten many Of the Tammany people inquiries concerning
names being many indications Of draft other
amy The members Of the General Committee should that
all this brought no harm to the cause;
At the close Of Mr. Tweeds remarks motion was made TO
adjourn 70 Thursday evening a O'clock which, after little
discussion was carried Al the meeting this evening
Vigilance Committee the day Of election.
DEMOCRATIC UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.
An adjourned meeting of this organization met on
Tuesday evening and nominated p. j. McAcar Of the Thr
teenth Ward as candidate for Supervisor in place OF Smith
Ely jr who declined to be u candidate for reelection
ASSEMBLY NOMINEE TwBNTY-PlRST DISTRICT.
Mr.. William ii. De Camp has been nominated for
Assembly by the Republicans Of the Twenty District and
should be elected by handsome majority lie Is lawyer
good citizen honest and will make useful legislator
RATIFICATION MEETING.
mass meeting will be held this evening at the
rotfy The nomination OF the Hon William y Darling FOR Con
eress and Charles II. Kche for Assembly Gen H. Edwin
Ifenain and DR. ScLuetz will make addresses
REPUBLICAN RALLY AT CLINTON HALL
The Union Republicans Of the Seventh Assembly
District viii unite In grand rally this Thursday! evening at
Clinton Hall Addresses promised by Coils DuganDc and
Gebhard and others
THE SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Last evening there very fair gathering OIL Inc
Radicals Of the District at the Germania Rooms distinguished
especially by the predomnance Of the German and Ish ee
men n our cty called together for the purpose OF ratDg
nomination Of Mr. S,einbrenner TO represent the WIN
Congressional District " ~,
The meeting was organized BY the appointment Of Mr. Rob
Grove chairman who on taking his position 3etered
quito effective speech against the policy OF Andrew 0hnson
aud also against the propnety Of Ihmen and particularly
Ienians giving 10 IT, ho any announcement whatever
When he had concluded his Introductory remarks be Introduced
Mr Scnbenner who denounced Mr. Chandler as an aocat
Who had raised bis voice IN Congress " favor VI the