New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

Mr. closes He thought the nomination vas due 10
/ the section in which Mr. Cloves resides - ~.
Sir Calhoun advocated the nomination gu 81
stow on The grounds u location and per- 'he' Ff-''
I Nv Nr RarsfnT posses sed stronE f.tuls-
A ballot then taken with the following I5,
Whole number OF votes -----.----------- -
CHARLES COoK------.-..--.---- ~
THOMAS CLowEs.---....-.---..- ------------' "a
CHARLEs r. BAEsrow. -...------ .--. 80.
40 person having received majority Oh d. 'n' 'e'''
a .sr0ni ballot Hss ordered. , 81
The lame of Charles r Barsi0w "s' ~lin,' ~ ''-
another ballot wa taken which resulted s. iooNs
Whole number 0i votes 10
C0ok -.--.---.-lI GLOVE ------tf 80 -
ON motion Of Mr FoVie Of ates ,naf'e' =, ooA "
Cheuun- was unanimously nominated Canal Ioili-lls-
I sI0ner .-.i.
The Convention then proceeded - the noni'h'''on
OF candidate Tor Inspector oil state 'i'-' ,,.-.,
Taomss Fisher ,,, ]s saS' W = H as.5r
"a. R " Me''. "s'''n''''' ~ B Holmes
Joseph II Jackson OF Franklin
NJ Van Orden Of y y and Nj Body. Of Washington
advocated the nomination OF NJ NeAs
Mr. Brown Of - Lawrence advocated 70. noii'iN'
ton OF Mr Jackson
Nr. Johnson OF schenectady presented the name OF
David Forest Of that Country.
Ebenezer bIakelv 0f Ot-ego, was aI7o hhulru- ,
Mr. Hsrw00i Of Livingston. presented tne halils ~
John Damn OF that county and spoke At some eu-H d"
favor OF the proprieiy Of nominating that srnleian
Mr B'odgett Of Genesee brought forward the D"n'
OF Timothy Fitch OF that County.
Mr. Greer OF Orange. nominated Hudson McFarian Of
Mr. Riehsrdson OF os.eso presented the name OF
M5fmith Of Monroe. named Theo. B. HamiltonoS
n Maston Of l.ier presented the name OF Thomas
fax Of that County Whole number OF VOTES i-'
=, A. Wells ...l- VIM. II Fisher T Fitch --....-
F. Bskely .....l6 John D. Russ. Joseph bruce
/ n McFarlsn D. r. Ci0wes.....- David T. Forest
John Damn. IL Jas Merritt 10 IL Jackson. IL
y Holmes. Thos. Clark. =
hon NJ MaIu Nf
Rensselaer, brought forward the name OF mos DIo"es
and strongly urged h.s nomination
Whole number Of votes, IL.
RI McFaran. l3 Thomas Clark 10 J. -. Jackson u
-. Weils....2gT Cloves III John uunn----IO
j. ID Merrot % T. B.akely Ills Scattering ---- '
motion was put and lost 70 nominate the candidate
/ who had received the greatest number Of votes 4
socord ballot was then oriered-the ba'lOtng 70 o.
confined 70 the three highest Whole number 49,
Alex H. Wels.....-....j0 f. Bakely. ----.-------.l0
Thomas Cloves .......fO Scattering -----.--.----
Another ballot was ordcred-to be confined TO the
two highest Whole number 40.
| T Clovyes Is A. H. Wells. - Blank .--..--..-2
fourth ballot was ordered. Whole number jig.
4 H. Wes....6l 7 Cloves 80 scattering ------5
Mr.. Wells having received iority Of all the votes
cast was on motion, unanimously nominated TOT iA
spcctor of state Prisons.
Mr. smith of Monroe moved the appointment of
Committee Of Five 10 prepare resolutions agreed 70
The Chair named az such Committee Messrs. b.. re-
l
y: T. r Jewett Eric ThOs. smith. Schoharie.
The roll Of Congressional Districts was then called
and the following gentlemen nominated for District
Electors
-. ., Ia, JOHN A. COLLIER Of Albany.
hiedof' al L08' HENRY II. ROSS. of Essex.
pieriT Eico'Ors.
ABRAHAM r. ROSE, suffolk JAMES G. DUFF, Lewis.
JAMES n Cross Richmond CHAs T.. CLARK, Jefferson
DANIEL l. ORD Jr New York WM. B WELLEs Oneida
Josrru HoxrE do DANIEL LARKIN Schohmie
Ttvorrfy WfrrrEMoRE DO CHAs r. BARsTOw. Toga
GroRcr GRrswoLD. DO. OLIVER POOLE. Madison.
GEORGE BENSON Rockand D0RAs KELLOGG On0ndaga
IouN 4 CnrCFR. Duchess STEPIL FANCHFR. Cayuga.
LAWS d. Bull Orange ELI SIIEI DON Yates.
Mar WHEELER Delaware JOSEPH W. GATES. Wayne
ROBERT D0RLoN. Greene. ERAs ID. SMITH, Monroe.
Ism Sr,vora Rensselaer, B. f. IlARwoOD. Livingstn
& T. CRosBy Albany. SAM'L RUSSELL. Alicgany.
JAMES McKrE Washington. ID. T.. SILL. Cat,araugus.
RuIy CLARK Warren. WILLIAM kETcHAN Erie
SA,luEG FREEMAN Saratoga AUG. +. HAscALL, H-ncsee
Asa CrArFrEIn. Herkimer. SoLN PARMELEE. Niagara.
Mr. Barctto announced that Gen. LESLIE CooNHs OF
Nv would address Wing meeting Al this place 10
night commencing AZ n o'clock, which announcement
was received with great applause
Mr. DE Puy of New York, offered the following re-
solution, which was laid IN the table
Reolrca. That il be recommended TO The Wig Young
Men OF meet 10 Mas Convention IN the City OF
Syracuse Wednesday ith October mex.
ON motion OF Mr Boyd of Washington:
Resorsi Thai the President of his Convention be author
Ized 20 appoint State Corresponding Committee Tor Tie
ensuing year
for Electors At Large when the following names were
WM H. SEWARD. Cayuga HENRY II. Ross, Essex
HuGH maxwell R0ckland j. A. SPENCER Oneida
The names OF Messrs. seward and Maxwell were
Withdrawn by their several friends.
Mr.. Boyd, of Washington, moved that HENRY II
Ross. Of Essex De unanimously nominated as one oil
| the Electors, which was carried
Mr. Boyd, then moved that Mr.. sPENcEE be the other
/ candidate for ElcctOr.
Mr. Jones proposed the name Of RoBr C. NICHOLAS
of Ontario Mr.. BarettO resumed the presentation Of
the name Of IlUGH maxwell
Mr. smith Of -choh8rie said that although personally
he should be- gratited to vote for Mr.. Spencer was
well known that he had rendered himself obnoxious 10
a strong local interest and II would be- greatly to be
regretted from that cause any woes should be ost to
the Electoral ticket
RoBEHr c. NICHOLAS of Ontario. AMBROSE L. JoRDAN
of Columbia and JOIN \. CoLLIEa OF Albany were then
named A. candidates.
Mr. McQuade Of Oneida advocated the nomlnato
of Mr.. Spencer. The County OF Oneida had not Tor
twenty years past received hOnOrs from the state THIS
was a small favor 10 ask, and Mr. Spencer was one Of
the most popular men IN H.
The question on Mr. spencers nomination was put
and carried by strong vote
Mr.. Belts Of Rensselaer, claimed that he was upon the
foor cndeavorng 10 get the Chsrman's attention
when the question was put and proceeded 70 make re
marks against the policy OF nominating Mr. Spencer
on OF the local preJudices against him 10 Ger
tain well known quarters amt Rent the reporter
adds
Mr. Boyd said he would move reconsideration OF
the vote hOthlhtlh- all HPthttlf anu tu' futo wy
then re- considered.
Mr. Belts further opposed making Mr Spencer one Of
the Electors for the reasons before given
SAMUEL WoRKs, Of Niagara, was named as a can
diiaie.
Mr Miller of Columbia, thought that II would be un
fortunate and wrong now after what had been said 70
vote down Mr Spencers name and suggested that his
friends had better withdraw i.
Mr. Belts again spoke in opposition 10 the nomination
The question then put upon the nomination Of
Mr. Spencer. - votes were given in the affirmative
and % in the negative So the nomination was reject
ed but few voting
Mr Miller. OF Columbia, then moved the nomination
| Of AMBROSE l.. JORDAN.
SIR. Brooks, Of New YORK, said that if Mr. Spencer
was Objectionable a candidate on account OF an op
position which had been alluded TO- indirectly II was
true but Significantly enough 70 be known, Mr.. Jordan
was equally Objectionable, for he would encounter
opposition on the other side. The excitement was a
/ tWocdged sword. and II would cut whoever touched
/ L. There were blows 20 be- given well az blows
20 be received though for himself he knew there could
be 20 better Wing than Mr Jordan but after the vote
us taken IL impossible with safety 20 put him as
Elector in Mr. Spencer place Both must be drop
| ped. this discussion must stop. If We would have
/ peace and harmony and for the other ElectOr We
\ must look somewhere else. These remarks were re-
ceved with loud applause and asseued 70 by universal
/ consent)