New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16
wbie state Convention.
R.rori-l b - 01-Iia WONG HID
LIZA Thursdsy sept ]


Vessel :. SMITH. Of Queens, in the Chair.
and THOMAS SWIM. OF Schohare. and c G. sL'-
FRANCE. Of Erie, acting as Secretaries.
The roll % Counties was called, when it was
found that every County was fully representei
and every Delegate was present as follows VIZ
hssy $50. We.-.r. Jae SO. Ii. K.t. C. A. '.n.'s't
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K1gi-Elsa b a.al, Howard C. cs'i John A. ef'''-
L.s.asf.s-J oaa D..sa. R,a..n.. H,-ssas
Vgr.,-J 81 Gs.eara- , F-.,ia- rt. Js. b. rlarIsoa
N..,5.r,-y- Sst.s,P Wells. L-us A.-ra.
90 v..,. i.. f-.-s- s.r.s- So o-i,a Has, T H,s'
samuel o. D. Na,-. o.. can-. At-' W Vac &c. ~
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0rsloss-Jas Ns-ro b. Co.st w iesselHo-tt. p hite'
O-rnge-H a-t p Boil. George NJ Greer Peter i'F'-li-h
0 6..s.,' j..-s T.a.,s-s- p,ael v,osr,.
og,o IS C.e ce's- 5" t,-a 49, ,,...- s. .s
RIM, ae.-f rsnr. y Nsan,A IIsf~r Htr2 3D.
=, I'.5-.,,5-a. , sr.a. Ja (. CHAPMAN Hsi H.-t
N,raf,g1- Tona. Nlr-aa. theodore W ,iln'rf'
stsaofaay sci -. H.. % J...-oa 4
s1staris- reie' ~, Iaonas aa'.'-
s.'.sea-jslaG M-r.-r-,u. A. b. Dickson. join Ale
gsgsls- Ede.n Ross !. Z. .-la0n
,s.asas--js.a \, y l A.ssa.s.
Tspaar-I j. 4 N5rr-a S. C-ieai~.
f.rt--W .I.ar Ma.,ea. Abraham ii--r
Ha-.ea-Aior11 IS. ryan.
Ha.bwgf1n- Lealra So Ir.. 3D. i. 81 t..i
Wlga,- Nelson jane. l.er.a 70 i-a1t..
Hy.nirs-Jola s HcEiraa-
Ia,er-E Jfos.r
The meeting then went into private session.
The Convention met u is Official capacity az
20 N and was called t0 order by JAMES KIDD oil
Allan, op Who's, motion JorL b. NOTr of Albany.
was appointed temporary Chairman aud on motion OF
NJ DEPuY of New ork JosEFH &. PfNcKNEf OF New
York and CHAs. G. SEVERANCE oi Euei were appoint
ed temporary Sccrciaries 800
rnit,ee of Two appointed from each Judicial DIS
tct was ordered o. be appointed 70 report inc mann
OF permanent Officers. The following gentlemen were
appointed az such Committee;
leDsyra-Iaae. Br,,.'. Ro.s,' p Have
28-F Bsr-',a. We. -.i-r. D. A. Cr..., Ms.
TX M.H.r. Columbia. ]. Smith soI..ar@
rI-A C. Brown. -f ianreaoe. o. e. M.r.ta- stfii'--
tti.-F H'os-. Oranif-a, J.. ialt.|t. l---f-on
Mh-yo,. j 3'.,.', ~. r. . 3 p r. FL v-r-
.tl-E X smith. Ere. J. A. N.flHane Wyoming
On rnotion R,sofrrd. That the roll Of Counties De-
called and the Delegates from each Assembly Dstrci
reuo,t the name of the Chairman OF the District Central
Committee 10 the Secretaries Of this Convention
which being done Mr narrettO from the COMMITTEE
ON the Nomination Of Permanent Officers reported 10
favor Of the following:
Pr.paeaf-IoHN MILLER, Coriint
Gcc Praid1rs
Alr' " B-.oIa'' ~ io. t.a.s E1'ssr' o,'1'
irrr Arrsrt M.rt.arnery q. j. Otr1s Clautalqae.
Secrrorios
o. r. HH e i
r.,,r a k~r,tt kn-- CHas q. sfgrais0r. Ere.
The report of the Committee was unanimously con.
hrmcd by the Convention.
The Chair named John 4. Cross, Of Kings, and ! ran
els Rsretto of Wcstchester IS committee 20 conduct
the officers elect % their seats.
The President having taken his scat addressed the
Convention a. follows:
accept v- great tflr1.r he honor rnaiel on ae i n
or as r. ilaf qualifications Bug beng Wiz W. ' .l
ao'on. Ae hn vlo stand. 10 ite bead OF our H % .l
lor President Gen. L..Hs1 Iatios trefs si ni .h
from te discharge 1i an duties m -ei 'i Mr' '' \"
Amoton was then made that the Convention proceed
10 an informal ballot for Governor.
Mr. MILLER Of Columbia stated that his District had
instructed him 10 present the mans Of AMBROSE l..
JORDAN Of that County, as a candidate
Mr. pfAM Of Gencsec, presented the name Oh liAN
mroN FISH of New.YoTk, which was received win
cheers
Mr. PRATT Of Niagara, presented the name OF the
Hon. WASHINGTON lluNr
Mr.. McQuADE of Utica presented as the first choice
OF the Wings of Oneida, Hon. JOSHUA A. SPENCER
which was received with cheering.
Mr. Haley OF ESSEX, stated that the Wing Convention
Of bic county had instructed him present the name Of
HrNRY H. Ross but Mr. Ross, on account of the nature
Of his private business declined 10 be a candidate.
Mr. Bruce of Madison, said that his district had n
structcd him To offer the name OF Mr. SPENCER.
Mr. HarwOod, Of Livingston, presented the name oil
Hon joins loUNC, the present Executive OF the state
Cheers
Mr. Miller of Columbia. rose 20 withdraw the name
of Hon ANRRosE J.. JORDAN. Mr.. Miller remarked
that since he had presented the name Of Mr. Jordan
he had received letter from that gentleman, which he
read authorizing the withdrawal of his name from be-
fore the Convection.
Mr Weeks of Putnam, named Hon. JOSHUA \. sFEN
CIR as the choice Of that county.
A letter from the Hon Washington Hunt was read
by Mr. Prinde OF the Secretaries declining to be
a candidate.
4 motion 10 adjourn was then made and lost.
Mr. Rose Of suffolk presented as the hrst choice oi
the Wings of Suffolk Hon SAMUEL j. WILKIN.
Mr. Bull of Orange stated that he had been author
ised to withdraw the name OF Mr.. Wilkin
The motion 10 proceed 10 ballot was then agreed TO.
The following was the result of the ballot
Whole number OF votes lli.
HAMILTON I 1911
JOSHUA \. SPENCER ---.------
join DUNG -------+~V
4. ,h. .Hi nod ~ 3D.