New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
POLITICAL
NEW-YORK.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.


a., uo,her nf a.s,.,nbly In ST. Lawrence county
I,dce Balcom is the Republican canIluate
for Member of Assembly ia the Aiu ON'''' O
t. .uoyonv Silas Richardson has been nom
III = t. ~ t1 G.,u,ilcans iOr Member OF Assembly
The Republicans of Jefferson county nav
,enominaled Messrs. Bigeiow ana sha" lor 'no M
sembly c,. 1o
o,nasei M Tor county Judge the Hon solomon Hub
bard Lewis J.: smith OF lAVohia Is put ioi "' 'O
Der Of Assembly - -. w
u,,,sox y Y. Oct THE Hon. Abiah w.
palmer of Dntcno>> unanimously nominated l@r sva
Tor for the Eleventh District Dy te i'VP"'''"" N'''D
non held IN this city To-Day
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS:
The Democrats OF the Second District CayuGa
County have Nominated John CuyNohu'u io' 'io"''' ~
The Clinton County Democrats have nominated
fpr Mem6cr Of Assembly,. Royal Corbn OF ChampIaih'
rrprELnAN MEETINGS LAST NIGHT. -.
The Fifth Assembly District Union kepuDll-
- 1so,rs n ,rirrIotiom President IN the chair The
accTnr was tfAry attended and the members entered
rsHs s.H W ,crcd by Charles r Pohamqs, ESQ The
stated meeting of the Eighth Assembly Dstnct Ln"h
Iiolel speecncs were made by Mr.. JOHN ". laim,i
President the Associaon and 10y Mr. aywNon' 'n
tetiYe m.nb.! RESOLUTIONS we've ldso'u "lplNN n- to
nominations recently made by the Nc"SorR state Con
IentOn
MOZART DELEGATES TO ALBANY
The Mozart Hall delegation 20 che STATE
met Yesterday and organized Y the ei,ce o T .iS r
Ben. Wood a. Chairman, aiq % qciii fhci adjourned
10 meet IN Albany at the Dela'an hou.r az ~ % to' &
vn6 cy,r,-,rd is intention of being also at the Dem
o.ratic STATE COHVcHtich on lhc du
QUEENS COUNTY.
Tho Demorratic COUNTY Convention assembled
NJ fbc Cuur.- iIu,, North Hcmpstcad ~ ococh Aes
terdny afternoon and. after an animated anu SNlns
session o three hours G large number oil pos,i"n
o6as so5n R1 Or5 Fo 5S:T sG:T 5ss PsTad
Hcnpscad for ConIy SisIh h"oorS wnitcr FnIn a"
oyster iy Tor COrOncrs. Christian seos 0l Mut ~
lage, John H. icSs OF Hemlea4 & =. :, Ra. snnriI
Iamaics, and Grorge Downing ol Oy ster & Day o"f Ie
feud,ut al Punr James NJ MOnttOrt Oi oyster BAY lhe
Democratic Assembly Convention assembled at Jaaca
At II o'clock. AMI, alter Srile1 seSS.O I.i T I n Mad
ing nomuatins For the Assembly Justlco JSn -. tiau
den of Rlissville Delegates 10 the senatorial convention
lanes b. PcaIsill oyster Bay; Frallcls Mchtuh" NcM
town: Thomas A. Harris Flushing non olt NJ
North Hempslead Col A. Degraw. Jamaica; Charles Nc
Neil Honips.eId. Delegates TO state convention J., ~
Perrin of jamaica aud T. A. Lawrence OF tlusnus o @
gates 10 Judiciary Convention, john j. Armstrong anu
Elias j. Beach.
KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN GENERAL COM
MITTEE.
"a meeting of this body was helf last nlght al
No Q Cour-st. J.. L. SandcrsOn esq. IN the eI: enali:
resolution indursns nominations Of The EepunIcan
Stste CouveIo and calling upon the Republicans 0I
sings County give them earnest ana hearty sup
port was unanimously adopted g.. ,,. H..
,d I!"ov" yyas ,inIcd TO consider the refusal OF the
Board of Adrrin tender the hospaltes ot the ct
IA Cen SHERIDAN and to draft resolutions eApSsEe ol
The sNn of th,s COMMITTED in relation thereto The Com
iuttec subsequently nTDritd the IooWing pl
n. Ctv of etgn with presence recognize not ous the hr
,- F t e, er er to discharge the duties Of lhe positions he
h been ca ed upon with reference to aa e1eeu''' o'
sod h sPpTo,s and serr In aS5se n. S59 ;iP, ,9
salI rescei by The Democratic maturity .-.,,- 80
feel oppree and humiliation thar the constituted authoI
ae: q Icos "a asa & iIs5 b AZ @ trs hero Of the
especially eAR tbe we're asked 10 eela 'Aa' -
TRe ,e' rcsantos elected remarks from Messrs Celt
butcher. and others, and were unanimously suoPtu'
after which the Committee went into Executive oessOh
KISGsyCOUNTY DEMOCRACY.
The Kings County Democratic General Com
mtteo held special meeting last night ana app1lMsu III M
held at Newburgh the sth inst; Horace = whitney,
James T. Crash lanes oohIo! hu' I'd nsiJ, ameo
An attempt Was again made 10 Iise th1 Satoai
General Committee with the kes9iiS s t put N Sb , IL
inevitable
DELEGATES TO THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CON
Ars.nyIoph W Reyuejs Peer c.sgst Er,.,o' coranr
y Ch,mpn Dnebes.-Iio,nsr A. Nelson Aeter Onebs
FSssss Herman Sc6ayeT-J McGu NsgsraGeOe G. Greene
s.asS-GSfI' So1s Eas pc aG S@.a S G. Ba
District The Hon John GaSsqs Third D,e, GTGeF
aysgsIEH Gallup I5 % DS-'tSo Sl30rG 1s hs Hen
SeSsoS Geaesss~HsHTy Eehmeai Klg.Roheq Esrsg " 4
IRls John T. Runce Prededek W Kahhrh Abraham Lords
OaoodlsJO6n JaFeoI John Greene jr ie6@osd-nt HsI
B. Is<s'
ACTION OF THE LIQUOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION.
The New-Iork Liquor Dealers Association
last night VicePresdcnt John II. Titgen In the chair,
listened 20 a report from the Executive Committee dc
puted to attend the Constitutional Convention al ADy'
Committee reported that owing 10 tue illness Oi eA-
Recorder smith, their counsel they had tailed 70 procure
hearing before the Committee appointed by the Con
ventOn. They had however, prepared bftI synopsis
Of the grievances uf which they complained and from
which they sought relief They had further agreed Ia
this declaration as the platform by which they W0uil
abide the Fall elections and on adhesion Ia which
would depend their SUPPORT 0f Inc dheent eahldatfs.
II the prohibition OF the sale of wines spuOus ana malt
liquors shall be definitely settled by clause or clauses
IN the Constitution that for the future. or AZ
least until the time appointed lQr aHOther IeNSloh Inc
validity OF restrictive prOhibtory laws. II any
such be attempted 10 b. enacted by the Legis-
aturc shall not be heretofore possible question 10
settled by courts ~ law Secondly. we ask tat
restrictions disabilities may be allowed 70 be I'M
posed upon the traffic In sspirituouso or malt liquors
except such he absolutely required looking TO the
preservation Of peace quiet and good order at the exact
places Of consumption Ihifuly We ask that lhe
Legislature be prevented from making any but uni
the subject OF such restrictions, or the rates
~ taxation commonly known Excise, consequent
thereon and that the execution OF such laws ana the cor
lection Of such excise shall only be through the medium
Of the local authorities OF the county Several speakers
advocated the advisabty Of the lquOrdoalers making
themselves felt body at the approaching election ana
eventually 1t unanimously agreed That the ENeou-
tive Committee be instructed to propOund 10 candidates
for the Legislature aegOrcal questions as 10 the
position Of such candidate in regard To the question OF
restrictive prohibtory legislation and especially IN re-
garu to the matter Of the present metropolitan Excise
Law The Association adjourned 70 the call OF the Exc
cutive Committee
MASSACHUSETTS
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENT ON-JOHS
QUINCY ADAMS NOMINATED FOR GOVERN Or