New-York tribune., 1868-01-23
POLITICAL.
NEW-YORK.

CALL FOR THE REPUBLICAN STALE SoNfENIlON
A Republican Union State Convention will be
held in the City Of Syracuse on Wednesday the fifth day
OF February next at II o'clock M for the purpose OF
on delegates to represent this state In the National
Convention in pursuance of the following call OF the Ma
tional Union Republican Committee: -
"Tlo National Committee designated by the Conven-
tjop held at Baltimore the 7th OF June, 1854 do
point that National Convention Of the Union Republican
party be held at the City Of Chicago H. ON Wednesday
the goth day Of May next at II o'clock n Tor the pur
pose of nominating candidates for the offices OF President
and Vice President Of the United States Each state in
the United States is authorized to be represented in said
Convention by number OF delegates eqai 10 twice the
number Of Senators and Representatives to which such
State IS entitled in the National Congress we invite the
co0peraton Of all citizens who rejoice that our great
civil war has happily terminated in the discontinue Of
Rebellion who would hold fast the unity ana integrity OF
the Republic and maintain its paramount right to defend
10 the utmost its existence whether imperied by
secret conspiracy armed force, OF all friends OF an
economical administration Of the public expenditure OF
the complete extrpaton OF the principles ana policy OF
Slavery and Of the speedy reorganization OF those states
whose Governments destroyed by the Rebellion,
and their restoration their proper practical
relations with the United States in accordance Win the
true principles OF Republican Government"
The Republican Union Electors OF this State are In
vted to send from each Assembly District three delegates
TO represent them In said Conyenon such delegates 10
be chosen Mt conventions called by the respective Re-
publican Union District organizations.
Dated at Albany, January 8, 1863
BY order Of the Republican State Committee.
HAMILTON HARRIS, Chairman
LUTHER CALDWELL, Secretary.
CAUCUS OF BROOKLYN MEMBERS.
ALBANY. Jan. 21.-The Brooklyn Members of
the Assembly together with large delegation OF pron
nent politicians Of that City held rather stormy caucus
in the Delavan House tonight. the question OF the
vacancy in the Police COmmissionership Mayor
Kalbfeicch presided and NJ kInsela OF f,oIds nds
Of oPSt Controller % faron and exAlderman McIaugi-
lin the two candidates for the vacancy, there
was an animated interchange Of sharp words but tho
friends of the former gentleman came ont IA ansau & c.
were denounced by Jacobs Burns and Smith who assert
ed that he was only urged by the npg whereas i tne
luton luton was fnay adopted at the personal preIudces
OF no one should stand IN the way OF the eecuon OF
cnucus Of all the members Of the Legislature from the
Meropohgn District should be heId ana thgir % GnVfn %
set as he has ali the machinery OF Tammany in his
favor He is IN old member OF that organEaloh' anu
they will support him.
NEW FENToN CAMPAIGN CLUB.
At a recent meeting of the friends of Gov.
Fenton. Col. A. j. Morrison elected President 1t
was resolved to extend the movement in favor OF Gov
Feuon for Vice President TO NewJCscy and other States
The following gentlemen were elected Secretaries; Col
j. b. Harvey sen, Breyet Brg.-Ge c. Arle Robert L.
v. l.. ".
plank Joel C. Robinson, Haryeys shoenacker, Marcus
Rousseau. Chas A. Lindsey. W. Martin Seneka, Philp
j. s Baro Alex L. Hasted, Moses Williams, jr, John H.
Bailey, Chas. L. Harmons, and MAJOR i. Barger ffon
Ssys1op5sr AZ" Thomason ReSaid ycEer ~ l. Horton
stephen Frazee Major s. Martin capt james Wool ana
Dr. Joseph Il. Martin from New-JeIsey. The most OF
these gentlemen soldiers who have done good service
FENTON CENTRAL CAMPAIGN CLUB.
This organization met OH Tuesday III the ~.
Nicholas Hotel the President Joshua " ADpe M nd
as organized After the routine business OF the Club had
been concluded Mr. Alexander Mcleod promised that The
the Union Republican Campaign Club on the evening OF
Feb, g. aI tho Cooper Institute inc s iSa! T,een S
tive Committee Of the Fenton Central Campaign cub
Judge 4 d culver ireemSn ): Iitani Gen; ISnh Wm
Burns Dr. l. 4. Thomas. L. c. Brown, Tleo C. WuIlams
VIM H. Mcknney joseph r. 1onsfy 1hsry vI wn r. n Eshmon
br' Fred. A. schcutz VIM Drummond, Robt. L. Darragh,
PAM RI GS.oyST I19' n S M9San ap sS% SSo & uSy Ira
Nj Msr M%% JSRs N Gln IeS .sieR Meti &isS Mees
John " Farmer. Col Ethan Alien, Jas. winterbottom
Major chas. Strong Chas y GndeIsleeye; James 1,
u. Ottiwell, Simon Hazleton.
The IN eetng adjourned subject to the call OF the chair
KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN GENERAL COM
M1TTEE.
The second meeting of the Kings County
Republican General Committee was held at their head
quarters on Tuesday evening The temporary ohalrnan
aud the minutes were read by Secretary Cheshire
The president called for the report OF the Committee on
Comic sicd Seats and hercupon the Chairman, Mr. KIM
ball. said that IN consequence OF the illness
OF one ~ the gentlemen Of the Committee, and the
absence Of another. he could only report progress
Mr.. j. Reeves then moved tO 90 into AN election Tor
pcrmament officers OF the committee Mr.. s. T. butcher
thought this action hardly advisable while the question
OF admitting contested delegations was SIN Undecided
Mr.. Reeves hoped that that the motion would prevail
After discussion Mr. studwe moved that the Committee
go Executive Session aud the motion was carried Dy
vote Of % 10 90 Motions were subsequently made and
carried allowing members Of contested delegations ana
number of other gentlemen who were named to remain
MIR Chas. Cheshire moved, as substitute To the mo
go into election for permanent officers that the
delegation headed by Joseph Reeves OF the Fourth Ward
the Ninth ward VIM II. Burleigh OF the Twelfth Ward
saml. r. Maddox Of the Fourteenth Ward, and X. d.
Benedict OF the Twentieth Ward be admitted as regularly
elected members Of the General Committee, and as
such be allowed TO take part I'm the proceedings once
tOns made and "a motion 10 lay the substitute on
the table put and carried by - Yeas 10 80 Nays;
The previous question having been ordered the original
motion was adopted and officers were elected as
follows: For ITfSdent-Wlliam Colt received %
votes and Gen. l.. IL. Fowler 80 votes, ana
the election Of the former was made UNANIMOUS.
other officers were then elected as follows First Vice
President yolney Green Second Vice President, Barnet
johnson: Third Vice President Charles Holt; Secretary
Ezra baldwin Corresponding Secretary l.. a. StuuWeli
Sergeant. at Arms. Daniel Ward
The primaries ordered 20 be held on Thursday
evening the 3Oh inst and the election for delegates TO
the State Convention Saturday the st OF February
NEW JERSEY.
THE VACANCY IN THE STATE SENATE.
The Ne,cdrk Daily AdrertiSer says that the