New-York tribune., 1867-10-18

MEETING OF THE GERMAN RADICAL CAMPAIGN
CLUB.
A meeting was held yesterday evening, by the
German Radical Campaign Club, under the Presidency OF
Dr. Doua the organ zation Of the Fourth, Fifth, Eighth
and Ninth Congressional District Clubs agreed upOn
while that of the Sixth and Seventh Districts will be
formed in the Of next week The subcommittee
intrused with the anayzaton of the pending question,
agreed upon the following resolution: ,,
Rd That the nature and AIN Of we heRnDne qaIe ,n % %
the development Of ts political aud social importance be prevented %
1t was also agreed that the Campaign Club be per;
manen until after the Presidential election. seyersi
very a9e S SeS9eMs % M TsTg Of Se working
mems Union for Chicago; and OF MI Ralninger OF te
every Republican OF setting aside minor questions when
the principles stake for which we have been fight
ing FOR four years The meeting was very well attended,
and proved TO be a decided success
JUDICIAL DISTRICT NOMINATIONS.
I'D DIsTRICTThe Republican Convention for the ia
Judicial District Counties OF Richmond Suffolk Queens
Kings, Westchester, Orange, ROckIand, futhah anu
Of the delegates had been called motion was made TO
nominate Judge Fullerton OF Newb9rgh for Judge OF the
read letter from Mr. Fullerton saying that he would de-
cline the nomination for the long term but would cheer
ventiOn took for half hour They reassembed
at II O'Clock, aud took informal ballot, which resulted
as follows: q
sf g wiSssS " Fs4:as.
Mr. Williams OF New York, spoke for some time in the
highest terms of Mr. Winfield, saying that 1t was IN s
opinion impossible elect man from their party, and
the only way beat the Democrats was to take good
man from their ranks They had done this two ago
in the of Mr. Gilbert and they had not regretted H.
Judge Emmett and Mr. sanderson opposed this course
and spoke strongly favor of Judge Reynolds Judge
discussion Mr. stephen w Fullerton Of Newburgh re;
oeved unanimous nomination for tho long term, ana
Mr. Vim. Fullerton his brother was nominated Tor the
short term The Convention then adjourned stephen
W Fullerton is member OF the CONSTITUTIONS on Coo E
on to MI the vacancy OeeaSoned by .e Ut S19 &
the vacancy Abraham BIIappan is thcH cahuua'e ior
the full term.
SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS.
IVfh DiSiric-The Republican Convention for this DIS
tct met at No rs HudsOust last evening ana organized
with samuel Mckinney as @ ana Of fTGIGG
the Convention adjourned subject to the call OF the Chalr
oSSmPosed of the Ist i'd iid Nth Yh WITH With
XIIIth and XIVh Wards ana was last replesentedd ny
WI Dstrici~The Republican Convention was held
last evening John Lobde being elected Chairman ana g.
W. Meader and John Walker Secretaries. The dis
trct is composed OF the With IXth XYth and Xvlth
Wards The candidates placed in nomination were John
Lent W. c. Hannah, ". b. White, and Charles shaw
After an informal ballot formal one was taken result
the Hon. Charles $. Spencer, the nomination OF '" D.
White then made unanimous.
VIth Dsfrict-The delegates TO the Sixth Senatorial
Republican Convention met last evening at the Bowery
with Mr. Brown late Fire Commissioner in the chair
ballot for a candidate resulted I'm Mr. VIM L Ashman
and Mr. T. NJ. Perley each received 10 votes The Con
vention adjourned till Monday next. at the same place.
VIM DfShictThe Republican delegates to the with
District Senatorial Convention assembled last evening at
Everett Hall, southeast corner of Broadway and thirty
fourthst The Convention was organized 10y appointing
the Hon VIM T. Stewart as PRESIDENT anu Messrs Nh.
DrummOnd and George Coachman as secretaries Inc
first business the taking OF an informal BALLOT Wmch
resulted in Mr. Christopher receiving ii votes MT John
DOttwen, 10; the Hon. Thomas Murphy /; Cen }; L.
Lock s. and Mr.. Theron H. Butler g. Three formal oai
lots were then taken the last giving aIesult; Ot
well u; Pullman, 81 Lock. z, and Butler s. The ConVe-
tion was then adjourned until saturd3y neHi 81
q o'clock The District Is composed oi ue ,i W.
XXth and XXIst Wards and was last represented by
vim DisiricLEThe Republican Senatorial Conyen-
ton of the With District was held last evening at te
Court Exchange Hotel, Third-ayc corner Fltty-sev-
enth-st. Two delegations from the 2st Assembly Dis-
trict appeared. and after considerable debate, that
headed by ETastus T. Brown was ADMITTED 70 seale IN tue
Convention The Hon. Wilson Bergman OF the 18th As
semby District, was unanimously nominated as cahui
TTfh Dstrict-The Republican Senatorial Convention
for the counties of westchester, Putnam and Kochand
Xa Disirfet-The following is Senator Lows letter
ceptng his denomination by the Republicans Of the Or
""e' MoyTrcrILo, Oct Il, 1861
GESrLExRx: YOur advising
for Of senator just hand have to say reply .hst
while have not sought III, Roan,on & S not S 10 s 55 o. s SdI SI
fail to realize appreciate The honor year Convention has eeti
item The people Of the District for this renewed mari Of le cona
and II have rendered service Of sne TO The state OF
the people o. abaudaa reward o labor
effort have cost in this expression Their approval d at
highest ambition to merit that confidence which an niepi aa
10 *. Hon Gideon wales Major John Waller r seha,o.
XIIIm D,srief-The Democrats OF this albany Dis
trct yesterday nominated Blocker Banks io senator
The District was last represented by the Hon Lorenzo d.
XVII Bisf,qet-71e Albany Ereuing Journal says
ave have received from the Hon. X williams candidate
for Senator the Cayuga and Wayne District letter IN
which he authorizes us 10 deny IN the most POSITIVE ana
emphatic manner the charge put forth III Ihe Aec
was Influenced by improper considerations, in the sup
port OF anymeasure before the Legislature. This places
td their assertions After careful examination Of all tie
evidence we are satisfied that Mr. Williams re- gulary
no fraudulent manipulation Of the ballots after they
cast as has been lDsnuatcd The delegates from Wayne
Cayuga who al first voted Tor John L. Parker probably
gave his support TO Mr. Wilians on the hnal 3alio
nominee for Senator in the Erie District last represented
by the Hon. David s. Bennett, Republican
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
Wesichesier.Tho Democratic Convention for the lst
District met at West Farms YESTERDAY & samuel NJ P",dy
Te YoykTfe following is the result OF the Mozart
III DisfRcr vth wagd part Of With -Denu Burns nomt
vfi1H Di.4SoT pa1 XII xytS
With 6STHcT Cxth and part, Of xIh and xy,h wai.Ad
jos1nIS4 T1Iy 1sL sP9%5s 5 %R Ws Adoanea
Ora,ge-The Republicans OF the lid District have
nominated Charles W Douglas qof Deer Park for the
Assembly The District last represented by the Hon
George W. Mlspaugh, Dem. Tho Democrats OF the LIST
District have nominated Major Augustus sherman Of
Hew-windsor for the seat lately occupied by the Hon
Che,ango@The Hon Frederick Juliand has been re-
nominated for the Assembly by the Republicans Of the
Mr. Juland II Is scarcely necessary for us to say word
The Of his capacity integrity ana influence at
Albany too well appreciated Dy our clcctOlb 10 re-
Gure further mention He will us this Winter as
he has in former years, and be as active and efficient
legislator"
AIbdnu-JacksOn a Sumner is the Democratic nominee
in the lid District last represented by the Hon Alex
ander Robertson, Dem
Yaes-A number of Republicans, feeling aggreved by
the recent and action OF the Republican County
Convention recently called Convention and nominated
a county ticket composed equally OF War Democrats aud
Republicans Their nominee for Assembly is Oliver S
Williams. Chas S. Hoyt has been renOminated by the
Regular Republican Convention. The Gciecd Courier
saws: deeply as regret divisions in the Republican
ranks this rupture In Yates was inevitable as has long
,eeu known those affairs in that