The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-03

Livingston. Eisht-Bryaa, Of Geossss; Hsrnsn. Of
CAttsnugus.
Clinton. but afterwards withdrew IL.
First vote for State Prison Inspector-Dsus CLARK g.
The nomination was declared unanimous, whsreupou
at quarter TO nine O'Clock, the Convention took
SECOND EVENING SESSION.
The Convention reassembied at half past 10 o'clock
Mr. GRANT, from he Committee Resolutions, made
Resolved That IL subject of sincere copsratulasoa
tic party Of Yori, and il again speaks with one
with unSroIen front That with lis triumph
in this State may confidently Actcipste return to
sTson STAIRS Of the Ss IN nc
sss e IT, o OF SS e.
the Punotusl payment and liquidation of
Of the public funds to firm and just execution Of the
assso an and prompt ion Of justice
Resolved That cordially adopt the sentiment OF
in ins the 4
NAtonn Convention held in baltimore 1.-THE Baltimore
Rescvea, That end the nomu.tior this day
the ensuing election. and pledge those candidates
hearty and seslous support.
cheers.
The resolutions unanimously adopted
ELECTORS.
Mr.. LApHAsi of Ontario, named s. b. Piper, of Niagars
as of the electors at large.
member named John Beekman, Of Coumbia, the
other
Cars of No, non from all sides Of the house
Mr. McKEoN named Charles OConor, of New York
received with applause
Mr. GRIsNEIi moved that Messrs. Piper and O'Cnnor
be unanimously nominated electors at large. Carried.
The Congressional districts were then called and the
following electors chosen -
First istIct-Pbip s. Crock of Kings.
Second district Il. Litchfeld of Kings
Third Jistrict-Rchard T. Compton, of New York
Fourth district--Joseph NJ Marsh of New York
Fifth dstrict-James Murphy, of New York.
Sixth district-W. II. Cornell of New York.
Seventh Observation-Disclosures A. Connover. of New York
Eighth Observation-Disclosures II. Vache of New York.
Ninth dstriot-Edward suiern, of Rocklsnd
Tenth Observation-Disclosures Thompson OF Orange.
Eleventh disrict-Zadock Prstt, of Greene.
Twelfth district-Lawrcnce Van Buren,, of Columbia.
Thirteenth district-Job pierson of Rensselaer,
Fourteenth dstrict-Cornelius vasburg. of Albany
Fifteenth district-Isaac w. Bishop. of Washington
Sixteenth distrct-Thomas Crook. of Clinton.
Seventeenth district-Wm G. Grain of Hefkmer.
Eighteenth distrct-Clark S. Grinneli, of Fulton.
Nineteenth district-Lyman J. waworth, of Otsego.
Twentieth dsrict-Thomss ID. Hubbard. Of Oneida
Twenty first district-Samuel G. Hathaway, Of Cort-
land.
Twenty-s second district-Deos Dewolfe. of Oswego.
Twenty third dstrict-Jonathan G. Collins, Of Lewis.
Twenty. fourth district-Wm Taylor of 0nondaga.
Twenty fifth distrct-Wm. G, Beardsley, Of Cayuga
Twenty. sixth district darius A. Ogden. Of Yates
Twenty. seventh dstrict-John G.. Mcdowell, Of Che
mupg.
Twenty ninth district-Daniel Warner, of Monroe
Thirtieth district-John b Skinner, of Wyoming.
Thirty first district-Wm. yandervoort, of Niagara.
Thirty second distrct-Wm. l.. G. Smith. Of Erie
Thirty third district-Benjamn Chambern, Of Catta-
raugur.
districts called, the following
State committee apponted:-Fhst district--kobert
Dillon Edward G. West OF New York. Second-N. G.
Story, of Duchess; G. S Adams. Of Suffolk Third
James J. johnson, of Albany; Lyman Freeman, of
Greene. FonrthSamuel Setson, OF Clinton Plat Pot
ter of Schenectady Fifh-Rufus Herick Of Jefferson;
s. b Garvin of Oneida. Sxh-Horato Ballard Of Cort-
land; Washburn Birdsal Of BroOme Seventh-James G.
Smith, Of Wayne; Jos S. Wadsworth of Livingston.
Eighth-DeaR Richards, of Wyoming; Henry X. Smith,
Of Erie
Mr., LAPHAM moved that a committee of five be ap.
pointed for correspondence and organization.
Mr.. McKEoN objected and it was dropped.
MIR. McKEoN proposed three cheers for the Union and
for the democracy Of New York. and nine given.
Three cheers were gveor Pierce and King, and three
for the State candidates.
Mr.. BOVINE moved O resolution of thanks to all the
officers of the Convention, which was adopted.
The publication of the proceedings ordered.
letter read from Mr Dean M c.. saying that
documents had been to Syracuse
for distribution.
Mr. GARvS. Of Oneida, moved committee of three to
notify the candidates
Messrs. Gar,in Middleton aud McKeon were APP
pointed whereupon Mt about twelve ecock the Conven-
ton adjourned sine die
In the statement Of proceedings Of the Sy
which appeared in of the papers
of yesterday evcnsg. it would that mistake
has been as we presume inadvertently made by the
porter. The report in question states that Mr. Ray
Tompkins claimed his seat the delegate from the
Fourteenth district BY referring however, to an adj
verscment in another column it will be that Mr.
Van Brugh Livingston elected the delegate and
Mr.. Ray Tompkins as the alternate delegate