The New York herald., 1851-09-13
The WING State Convention.
bECON DAY.

! Yention took n recess till seven O'Clock.
The wing State Convention.
SECOND DAY.
SYRACUSE, Sept l2-9A.d
SohuSArioo -cR JUDGE ov rBE COURT or APPEALS.
The Convent an having been called to order, and the
roll called. the upAn',hed bu-ness OF yaterday-beirg
the nomination OF the Judge Of the Court Of Appeals
--sss taken up
DAME, Lord bsi, ,usmsd by one Of the delegates
Mr. Dauts OF Ducb.ss rose, ana urged the claims OF
Ban uel foote who having ace-I that office by sp
poipimept ~ Govern,r innt place of the Hon a. C.
Bronson, sf.r the offered to several other
iuaiv iduar aud hy them declined claims upon
this c,nvertior sride from h ackuo qualincs
tions Tor the oihce.
hr CBooEFR here withdrew the name of Mr. Lord
vh,n ballot var taken, sbch resn'ted ~ fltows;-
ssmu.l a foote. Jahua A. spencer.... !
Dsnnl Lord ...,....... 3 Blana ......,.. e.. .....
MIR tooiE then snjD,ou y nominated by the
| Convention. with great s.clanarion
nscaErARY
TEe non psticn % secretary IT being under
i9efs"n The Following geu,le"ea w.re named for the
tlhct --J.m.s, Forsyth Ulster; W. LeIvsnworth,
| oI eyrseus.; Il Smith Il Monroe
The rrsuii Of the fret ballot, whole number
! Of votes cast lzs-nooessary To q choice, 66 -
nr Forey h 81 Mr.. smith ............. 13
NJ Leavenwo,th 81
There being choice, second ballot was had as fol-
| lo~s
foisyh ............ 73 Leaveuvorth .......... b5
unanimously nominated for Secretary OF state
cumrrsoLLhR
On ballot for Comptroller Mr George W. Patterst
of hauauque received all the votes east, with the
oepuon Of eight lie was accordingly declared the
nominee.
James NJ Cook, of Saratoga William Bird Of Erie,
aud Crosby candidates for the Office Of
Trtasnrer
MIR crosby's subsequently withdrawn by
Mr.. Davies Of Dutshess by authority.
The hrt ballot Resulted thus -
NJ = b
William 4 Blvd -. -. "a
MI Cooks nomination was declared unanimous.
ATTORNEY
Daniel UIlman Of New YORK john L. Talcott, Of Erie,
and I. Bancroft, of kirgs county were named as
cnuoicaica for Attornsy G.prra
Sr kelly, OF New Yorb urged the claims OF Uliman:
which were evidently received with g'rst fsvor by the
coDy, n,iop. lie hop'd the convention would, out OF
consideration 10 the delegates rom New York who have
sctod thrt pshout In tue -pDit OF compromise give dr.
received all the votes with the exception of "a and
declared unanimously nominated FIR the office Of
Attorn.y General Received with heasty applause.
EsGI>kEF.
The following If the hailot for state Engineer:-
ssy,S' nr...'...' ios Mr. si,ssley si,y ....''..
hr Seymour was then declared unanimously noni-
nsiea toG state Engineer
oN>.L COMM, sso1EHs
hcssrs. p. Blakeiy. OF Ots' Henry Fitzhugh, OF
oswego ard Hazard Lewis q Broome, were named ss
canddstes. The ballot resulted as follows
Eonry fItzhugh .......7b
Mr. Fzh, gh declared tie unanimous chcice for
tat al tohulsconeI
srarr YRIsoy INSPECTOR.
The following geutenen were named ~ candidates.,
ana received ibe vote attached to their names.
Mchsei McCuade. OF Utica NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Michael johnson. Of Orleans.
Isaac Coms,,ck Of Albany. .;................... :
John schenck, Of Csydga.. ..............
Xexsnoer i Wells If Westchestsr. r.............. 81
Mr. Wells was declared nominated. which was received
with rounds q applause.
oosNrr,r KFsoLrTIoys
Mr. ULLh.N introduced = resolution Il committee
OF one nom Zach judicial disri't be appointed by the
air TO repor resolutions fer the consideration Of the
convcIton.
NOTHING Else.
hr LinLf. 0, Albany rcmsrssd that ~e are all wings,
and upon the platform. Whatever difficulties
have h rstooie existed, have been adjsstsd aud he
thought IL entirely unnecessary 70 introduce resolutions
which night Rot he wholly sstis'sctory
1ry NECESSITY HrsoLuTIo~s.
Mr. DcEINso> of Stsuhrn SAID 1t seemed TO him that
the sstions If the committees that called Us
tog.th.r ana reoutions to endorse the cacs policy as
sroir as cpp be dome (spplau e) AID furthermore We
i.s,iuiions endorsing the candidates OF toi con-
vsnii'n and be sure there Was no wing VINO would
rot h.trpy 'rdofse tn.m.
MIR tllmsn' n'e resolution adopted
ArPoiSrspsf cosIs.irTEG.
4 The rg.4u,sr sunounc, d the COMMITTEE on Resou-
ont ioows:- First district, dr Parker, Second do
80 Suisk, Ttird do Mr.. sage; Fourth do, Mr. Horton;
. s,ith So if Gttf sixth do Mr.. Dimmicki Seventh
10, hs bosaFt, L'lnth do ar uposn; Nihtn, -.
n,rag IN. abr.nc. Il tbs foregoing co nmttes, the
Cors-tion sdI.s-sd by hessrs Stevens. Of Albany
Diokins.B ~ ntsub.D.
J ,fr.il q, ,nr connIirrr--rnr CANAL ArrRovsp.
Sr tIBhM. Chairman Il the Committee on Rcsou-
tous nporied ;he following: -
si',d n .st,oa q the respective STATE Go n
n,B albany ~ss the rsu, Of tenorasle ana p..otis
& ss % 20 aS and SS. T. Is r sss s %
R,-v,d TAst to the entire Completion Of the s ca
ssi ssd kindrsd paolo wsrSs tue Wig party " 'u'iy
sssov.d That those who supp' r,ea Canal ol.
dersd sryheto the stst OF .uch euee.t ,siur tns.