The New York herald., 1851-09-14
NEWS BY TELEGR RAPB.
CONCLUDING PROCEEDINGS OF THE
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION,
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THE NOMINATIONS FOB STATE OFFICERS.
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Surrender of the Steamer Pampero,
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Upon assembling O'Clock this evening there
discussion to the order in which the Conven
tion should proceed to nominate
Mr. CLARK proposed to nominate the Comptroller first
which agreed to by ayes 6S, nays S.
There then long dscu sson on the question whe-
tber the nomination should be ripa by ballot,
which resulted in the adoption Of the ballot
COMPTROLLER.
The frst ballot resulted follews-
j. p. Beekman. ........6O Thomas b. Mitchell. -.
John G. Wright. .......63 Blank ................ /
There being choice Mr. Mitchell declared that he
net candidate, and another ballet then had
anne sxed-
J. c. Wrisht. ..........62 Thoe b Mitchell.....
j. = Beekman. 80 Blank .................. l
There still choice and third ballot had
j. G. Wright ht.........s..67 j. p Beekman. ......@
John G. Wright then declared duly nominated.
The nomination afterwards made unanimous the
motion Of MIR Grover.
SECRETARY STATE.
On motion. Henry Randall unanimously noml-
nat I'd for Secretary Of State.
COMMISSIONER.
The Convention then baloted for Canal commis
B. Smith :.........49 William Lewis, Jr .....s
Ho,see Wheaton, w'p'iSS SSS .; watson
There being choice the body proceeded toa second
ballot
Horace Wheaton. ii. w. Sage .............
Ne choice yet. The third ballot settled the dnnculty,
L b. Smith ............E II w. sage.............2
Horace whe.ton atom, :; o.S1
mousy nc minated for Canal Commissioner.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
The Convention then proceeded to ballot for Attorney
General With the following result -
: Ghatheid ..................."..!2
LIS cboiseid Of oseso was therefore declared to be
uranimously nominated for Attorney General.
STATE TREASURER
The Ccnverton then proceeded 10 ballot for . caudt
Annexed "A -
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oecen'. ......'..''...'..... %,
$50 says the telegraph
Benjamin Welch, Jr Of Erie then declared to be
uLaninoutly nominated.
ballot then had for candidate for State Engi-
W j McApin ............7s Mr. Brodhead. 81
Mr.. MsAlpin then declared to be duly nominated
I,sPEcToR.
The Convention then baoted for state Prison Inspec
tor. The Iesu. was follows
General stcrns. .22 Mr. Dwyer. ~
There dozen candidates who received scat
terns votes was no choice the vote was taken
again rire roce when General Storms received all bu
eevsn, and he declared unanimously nominated
JUDGE COURT APPEALS.
The unanimous nomination Of John A. Lott was then
Mr MuSrHr declared that Mr.. Lott would not be
. candidate rtrs roee vote was then taken, which
A. s. johnson, OF New York, ca Judge willard. -. "a
MIR Johnsons nomination then made unanimous
rIEpokD rIcKEr, BE.
After the limitations ali made, resolution
adopted pedgpg the Convention to the support Of the
whole democratic ticket. There also fur.
ther conversation with references TO what should
relation to the election Of delegates the
Beltmcre Con INVENTION; hut without taking any decided
action, the matter dismissed.
ADJou RNMrNr-cEEAr REJocrNG- nURhA
After brief and pertinent address from the President
with three times three cheers for the successful ermina
tion Of their labors the Convention adjourned de-
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE n. Y. HERALD.
SYRACUSE, Sept. l3-l7 o'clock
The ticket Of the Democratic Convention Is far from
being satisfactory TO the national hunkers.
John G. Wright, who sold them to John Van Buren,, Is
said to be nobody Then comes Mr.. Randall barn
buirsr who against Christopher Morgan, two years
sgo Levi g. Cbatfeld Is anti canal and a barnburner.
Benjamin welch junior, the editor Of the Bufss Re-
pubic Is sntcansl and q rank barnburner. Two years
ago he was the ticket, and defeated Horace
Wheaton always acted with the sbotonsts TIL the But
fao platform erected In lsis and then he Joined the
| bernburners.
This ticket will be beautifully scratched BY the New
York democrats and by many In the rural districts It
| has but n small chance Of success
| The rext day the New York delegation could not
get r. J. Dillon for Attorney General John Van
Burcn has cold the other party most completely Ho
Grc-ey iraternEiDg with the barnburners last
| night, at their convention.