The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-04


oswEGo. Oct 8, 1864.
The Convention was called to order at o'sIeeh
Prayer having been offered mp By the No. NJ. Le~is
Of Troy, samuel Ward read the 18th raehs and thu
bsth chapter OF IsAiah which followed by prayer
and conference and at half past ten the business 81
the Ctnvt alton resumeS.
The following extra resolutions were reported
Essslysa Ths. whil, the ssnsp. T.isos The more g :.
'y 80 81. sss *. y1 If !. .ssss. " the 'Ss
Rs.el.,d Ihs, ~hiis y' -,rmiy so%m,nd 20 al sss
,y r.sy ses. gs'hsss u and .: ,.s
many Mind Ss1s COM under Is. sfrsSssa sss"s. "a
a. 81, 1s.E s.,Js 70 r,r,s, sSn,,s,sy sa
iFan ~ork 10 ssb s.t surrender the vital
i, Si,hsi.s eSi ..ysty an; ether ,ss..
are authorized ~ The ruiss and % piracy
TheCopvtuiion then proceeded 20 ballot for Pr.si-
dent and viee-rr.sia-nt O tss United states
Mr rissrr Withdrew the name Of WIN. L. CAsPis
ss a candidate for the PRESIDENCY
The ballot tor President vas AZ follows
samuel Ward. 49,, 2 william GOoa-va, -. q
Thc CH,s thcn announced that Gerrit smith Va.
ncmstoa The candidate Tor the Presidency OF tas
G,rsir s.rH then roae and thanked the oonrep.
ton for The honor they ksd conferred upon him lie
Rad made up hs mind that WIN l.. Chaplin wa tins
mss that should Be the nominee; Therefore he must
decline the n-ioaton. ~ this or at any other tius.
H. ud tell the members OF the Copventipn for the
lat time, tina, he would be candidate Cor no evii
Mir PlrAs Of New York said that his oi hal seated
kis mind that Mr.. Smith ra. the nan lie th-rr-
oie aid that h. would vote for him of the presisn-y
| Mr. JArsso> said tbsi TO urge sr Smith, after hs
bed declined was an insult TO him by the memssrs
ssv,rsi others spoke. aud the Convention the, re-
fvf Cd 60 src-yt the rssigpAtion IL oerrit smith
a collection was then taken up for the purpose q
densying the Cxpenser Of the Conv'ntiou.
They then sdjourn.d TN 2 O'Clock n
AFTERNOON sEssi or.
The Convention opened With prayer BY the Rev Mr..
The Convention then proceeded TO bdiot tor Vise-
pf's,j.bt
ChnIss Durs-r. q Wisconsin. 6. n ward, Of Ms..--
cLussttsc q. Peel, 81 Miehirsn, collip. 81 sishi-
gsB. and George Brsdburpi Of Massachusetts, sws
Ward. .............ii0 Durkse. ........... 80
Noiiins ..ss'sss reeis . '''s's 80
The Fsrapsst then announced Samuel wsrd a,
thu candidate tor the Nie-Presidency Of the units1
A eoiIseton Of ,uty dollar. vas then taken Mp Zoe .
man NAMED Palmer, a Michissn.
Ibe sddrcss Of the Convention Wa thsp pi.sed
Mr. w,As then thanked the Convention tor n.
neminstioo and said he should ifescted, carry oct
IN. folosios resolution vas offered By Mr. Plsme-
- re- cSs; sS. be-. ss q srSSsI IL
~, 20 NJ, ms, ,s,,.. N. ,,r,,,.. No, a.
,sy, d. ,i,s ,.se. .b.f, thsy g.,,ss y, !,
liberties sns ,sIr BONES sss hsy srs ssssi.st
t them ,sh. the sdvie. % Chris, HI. d.c,rs.
1sn Asd IS. i..is,.n.. ;. ssse,sS. y. S.,S ~.
slave power.
The strys resolution vas passed
Genet Smith then offered the following resolution,
Which VS. also passed -
Received That hear With plessur. that ss.esned
ferts A. Btsdvin Asa q wing. and Martha Mitchell ere
tnToyisg Ices q their time ~ The sdvoeasy TIE
% righteous civil rpvernmsn and that Ne eh.cr-
fully eoumshd them for 'ath asvcssey ~ thew
istsliscnce.
vote q thanks vas then t.pderca the citizens Of
Oswego
Aner sops By Mr. CLARK and the Hutchinson hsay'
and prayer, the Convention adjourned s'H< de
| tn. fire., ,oIsrs have nominated Anasa Walls, OF
| prcotfeld. for Lieut. psnt Governor - ,-..
some Of the spec hes 10 day vefe OF 1uhe '''"~
| character relative 20 the slavery fuesoes'
| TIM Bot-Srr I.sSD BuL. - We are requested