New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21
POLITICAL.


IIoratio Seymour, Francis Herman AMI Mles
Fargo have been elected delegates to the Democratic
state Convention from Oneida County
A dispatch from Riverhead, Suffolk County,
Sept 90 saws: "The Republican Convention met here
to-day and elected f. A Carpenter, John 8 Marcy, AL
fred wagsaff and g. Shepard delegates to represent
tho county in the State Convention at Syracuse on the
Goth inst"
- OswEGO, Sept. 20-At the First Republican
Assembly District Convention held to-day, j. C. Churchill
d. g. Fort and owen Henderson elected dele gates
10 the state Convention and Charles Z, Downs, b. B.
Place George Goble George B. Sloan and John Fuller
were appointed Senatorial delegates. At the First AS
semby District Democratic Convention, the Hon. A s.
Page appointed State delegate and c. T. Richardson
Senatorial delegate.
SING SING, Wy, Sept. 20.-At the Third AS
semby Democratic District Convention, held at Pines
Bridge to-day, Abraham Hyatt Of Sing Sing was ap
pointed delegate TO the state Convention, and Amos r.
Clark alternate; Mitchell Laird appointed delegate
TO tho Judiciary Convention AID George H. Sutton alter
nate and Jesse Hunt William Mead, William Marshall,
jr James NJ Bard and William Edgar Lawrence were
appointed delegates TO the Senatorial Convention Reso
lutions adopted expressing entire confidence In the
Hon. William Cauldwen, and earnestly recommending
his denomination. ...-......... Vt d..
Senator Sumner viii preside at the Massa-
chusetts Republican state Convention in- Worcester,
tomorrow. .-..,s........ ..
The Republican City Convention have nomi
mated exGov. Marcus L. Ward for Mayor OF Newark.
He peremPtory deelned but the party hope to over
come his objections. ........-
George Griffin was yesterday nominated dele
gate the Democratic State Convention by the Demo
Gratis Of the lid Assembly District. which met at POUCH
keepsie.
Judge Dent, Gen. Robert Lowry, (Rebel) and
Thomas Sinclair the colored nominee for Secretary OF
state Mississippi have published list OF appointments
and will open the the 18th, and continue
speaking until November %.
A dispatch from Bedford, Penn, says: "Great
dissatisfaction exists among the Republicans OF this
county in regard the of A sulzmsn of
Somerset for Senator and by the unanimous vote of the
County Committee, he has been requested to withdraw
Letters from Mississippi show that the dis
patches representing great enthusiasm at the Dent Con-
ventOn very highly colOred The large number OF
delegates chiefly owing to the fact that three Of the
counties adjoining the place Of meeting sent many del
egatcs as % other Of the largest counties
Speaking of Massachusetts, politics, The
Springfield Republican says: .
Senator Sumner has finally consented to preside at the
Worcester Convention. Latest developments show no
probability OF change in the State ticket except the
retirement Of Gen. Briggs makes it necessary to nOmi
nate a Auditor There have been reports that Mr.
Julius L. Clarke would allow his 10 be used In
connection with this Office. but believe he will not
si the wishes of his friends in the matter His long and
intimate acquaintance with the dutes of the place makes
it desirable he should h it, and none of the other
didaes naued can compare with him in this respect
Gen. Osborn has withdrawn his name and there Is no
considerably support given to NJ Barbour Mr Ep nut
neither Of them have much strength in western Massa
forward the Convention believe he will receive as
no ought twO-thrs OF the votes The real struggle VIII
he the resolutions and is on them u at ALL that
bolt will be made
The Democratic WOrkingmen's Association
OF the Twentieth Ward met at Mlemen's Hall last
nannl
date for Alderman from the Eleventh District.
Mr.. Herman Schrode addressed the German
Democrats of Eighteenth Ward last night, at No %
'Thrdave urging them TO support Tammany, providing
the latter would indorse Mr.. Adam Stock as Assistant
Alderman, and Andrew Scheurman as school trustee
The Republicans of the First Assembly Dis
trict will hold meeting the Town HaIst westchester
Tomorrow evening 10 elect delegates TO state Judi
cia and Senatorial Conventions for the Ninth Senatorial
District.
The tIree branches into which the Republic
can the With Assembly District is divided
met together night No. 100 Princes for general
contee9ee About 20 %en Ssrs 9e FeGRa
received and Andrew Bskely elected in his place
The election upon the consolidation of Jer-
sew city aud it's suburbs win take place the first Tues
dav in october A number of public meetings will be
held in advocacy the The first OF these viii
ce Monday evening at the Court House IN Hud
,s0n-s. -..',
Saturday at the Somerset County Democratic Conven
ton held at somervhle ~ j.: For Senator Calvin Corle
of Branchburg Township for Member OF Assembly from
Tia First District, James w. ArrOvsmith.
The Independent German Democrats OF the
Seventeenth Ward held their usual meeting last evening
at the corner of Tenth Frstave. II resolved
10 recommend to Tammapy Hall the nomination of
%essr ssPstCn for me%Ser q Asse%o aes
and John Riley Assistant Aiderman and that only on
condition o. eSsiHg SssS 10 the Support Of Tam
many DELEGATIONS from "a Clubs OF the Fourteenth As
sembly District were present. ....-. ...J e..
About Al new members were admitted to the
Union Republican Association Of the lXth District at
their regular monthly meeting held last night at No 10
Abingdon square and several more names were . pre-
fng that the sympathy Of the Association 10 win Mr.
Charles ATKINSON the foreman o. S5on al
legged for appointing workmen on political grounds
The Twelfth Assembly District Republicans
met last night at 81 Avenue D. specially TO take into con-
alteration the action OF Admiral Godon in suspending
Charles Atkinson his position foreman painter IN
censnripe the acting Admiral GodOn and asking for the
reinst atement of Atkinson and COMMITTEES OF nve
was appointed 10 wait the Secretary OF war III REFER
ence 70 the matter ...... ... ........ .r ...r
An enthusiastic and largely attended meet
ing OF the Sixteenth Assembly District Republican
Association was held last evening at Cosmopolitan Hail.
Mr. Jesse Fonda presiding Several new members were
admitted and q resolution adopted protesting
against the action OF Mr. Deano Naval Constr1et0r IN
tns ssSS. On the ground that the later had discharged
from his employ several wellknewn Democrats ana
their places with @ ana o. es s INA.
toD prudictal TO the best interest OF the hepuphcsn
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION. RI
The ward delegates elected last Saturday