New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08
Election Of L. p. senator and Regent Of the
New-YOrk University.

We cory from the lb7ay Ere ag J9anq' ih'
following particulars .n regard to the election o
Senator AID Recent already announced by tele
graph. iN SENATE
Tne hour Of j. having arrived me Senate Procee det
70 The Iouinaton % candidate l0r the Office ct acc
states Senator ~ me place ot hon JoHS 4. DIN.
WILLIAM h -EwAED was nominated By Messrs
bond Brovuson Burcb. Bush Coin, Cole. Colt. COOK
COrnwtN, Fox, Frost Fuller. 6ecdes, :. H. p Hal "
Hal. Lille Martin, Tread well Nilams-lf.
join 4 DIX. By Mestrs Belts Fire' floyd Haw!ey
Smith, WhaAon-6
renee
RzUrEN II wALwoHrH by messrs. Adams, Tam
bln-2
W,l II srwAnD vas then declared to be duly nom
REGENT or THE UNIVERSITY.
PHILIP E VAN RENSSELAER, vas nominated By q
Senators.
c. c. CAmBEEtrIvc by 6 Senator'S
JAMES 7 BRADY by Senators.
PfuLIP : Van RENSSELAER, was then declared 20 be
duly nominated.
The senate then proceeded to meet the Assembly in
Joint ballot
At 70 O'Clock the House proceeded 10 the nomination
Of United states senator ili the place Of JOHN
DIX whose term Of Office will expire on the iih day Of
March next
WILLIS II srwARD vs. nominated By lo2 members
a. follows Mess'. t. Allen. Averl. Bsgley, bsi ey
BOardmzn Brugh or. Bowen. Borce. bInkefhof, Bud
W.
Cnspei, Cruender Cross Colbert Cuhs, Dan,orih DISCS
way. Dodge d. n -. FuzluFh. Foger, Gates, a Gil
bert, l. Gl0eli, Glass, Gcf Cove, Graham. Green
Guernsey, Hale, Hal, Hammond Harmon hsrt HoyL
Hudson, Johnson NJ. Johnson Kelsey. Kennedy, KIDD
Lesvenworth, Mckinney, Mclean. McNes Maine. MsrEe
Msrserf Mofst Mowry. Parcee Pesse, Pere' Pierce
POrer, Prescott Pfuyn. r. ynor hchsrdi, Roblee Ro-
berison, " a Rober D Rockwell Rose Rouns7i!e Sex
ton, Skeel ; ocum, Ward Smith ". Smith, spess-
Stevenson, Siewsfi. Suever sryser Sweet. Terry, B
vs-rgm, vtpce1t Wsrd Wells Wbi.e Whi.isker wi ard
limo - coll HrnH
JoHN A DIX WAS Dominsied by he follow ng l5 members
MssTs Beeuger sogart, Button. Eldefiin Elwood Fox,
Thou pson. Wheaton. Wicox-I5
REUBEN "ALwoR1H was nominated by tie follow
ing members Mrssrs y. }. Allen. Barber l. burs, No
bic, ~ John, sma!ley, Tayior-7
Mr. BOWEN offered Resolution declaring WILLIAM
H. SEWARD duly nominated on the par, Of The House.
Adopted.
The House then proceeded to nominste Regent OF
the University, in the place Of ELISHA JENKINS de
ceased.
PHILIP S VAN RENssELAER was nominated by those
who voted for Mr.. SEWARD.
CHuRcHILL G. CAMBRELENG voted for by those
who voted tor Mr.. DIX.
JANIS T. BRADY was voted ior by those who voted
for Mr. WALwoRTH
Mr. PRuYN offered a resolution declaring PHILIP :
VAN RENssEIAER nominated Regen. OF the University
in the place Of ELISHA JENRINs deceased, the part
OF the House. Adopted.
Mr. PRUYN then moved Joint resolution tina, the
House would meet the Senate in Joint Convention IN
the Assembly Chamber, To- compare nominations
Adopted.
The senate having met the House in Join, Conven
ton the Clerk of the Senate read the Senstes resolu
ton. declaring WILLIAM II SEWARD nominated on the
part of the Senate.
The Clerk read similar resolution passed BY the
House when
II appearing that the House had agreed in the nom
naliOn.
Lieut. Gov PATTERSON declared WILLIAM II. SEW
AID duly elected senator OF the United States for six
years from The ih day Of March next In the place OF
JoHN A. DIN whose term OF Office will then expire
Applause IN the galleries
Similar proceedings were rad In regard 20 Regent
Of the University aud PHILIP : VAN RENSSELAER, was
declared duly elected Regent Of the University.
The Senate then retired