New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
EVENING SESSION.
Tie Cnnuantinr rvas called 10 Order al o

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ton from eacn Disuict select is own canui'e'' LIZ
EirctOr. Adopted
Mr. GaANr moved viva vocs vote for Canal Com
mis.ion.r Carried -,
Mr. mCkEON named FRRDERIcK toLLEII. A"o Va
received vim prolonged cheers.
hr WooDRUFF named JOHN FERNAh'
A Mr. PALMER, Of MonrJ-. was nsn@i ~
Dir MCCARTHY, Of Onondass, named CoRIlS nA"'
LTy. o. Livingston.
The roll Was called with this result: ?
Frederick FOIlstt. ...sl hn A. H1dsOn.-..-.-- .
Curtis Hs~iey.--.---.- Horace " n Dnss.oo
J hD Vepsn Jesse Angel --..-----'
George Glszer. 3 -.u.,,
The result of the call II being known thst Mr. tohe"
nouinptsd Gas received ~iih cheers.
On motion NJ Mr.. WooDRUFF, rira roce 'o'' "S'
ordered for state Prison Inspector. ,v Of
Mr. CRAWFORD presented Mr. Benz. +. hcNirl' VI
Washington. r :,
Some member named DR.. DARTrs CLARK, OF 81
Lsurrnce.
Mr. PARKER named LUTHER Butts, Of Delaware.
Mr.. MCCARTHY, OF Onondsga, named Dr. "iLLiA4
TAYLOR. c.,,.
MIR AVERY, Of Saratoga, named Hon. Clark 5 GRIN
MILL of Futon.
Mr BARBER of ST Lawrence, urged DR.. CLARK.
H. ws' HunAer, bu' such Hunker as 81 Lawrence
recon meuds.
Mr. Bnrsro1, Of Tioga. presented ERAsrus EVANS.
Mr.. WOODRUFF AIMED CURTIS HAwLEY,
RUFUS IERRIcK OF Jefferson, rss named
PITEh W PUTNAM. of Montgomery, was named.
Mr.. SPINNER named JOHN Il. WOOSTER
Mr.. SrETsON moved the unanimous nom'nsuon Oh
DIT CLARK AZ the commencement VI tuo
The PHrsrprxr announced the following Com nit.ee
on Resolutions: ,
Fun Osyiot-Grant Of O.wego, Gavin, Of Ooelis
lst McKeop, OF New York, Wleeer, OF New York;
20tb sutherland of WerchsStsr, Madden, OF Orange
3Oth Brisoan, of Albany, Farn. Of Warren An,
Spinner, of HeTkimer, Baroer. OF 81 Lawrence D a.
Chase, OF Otsego Mcdonald, ct Chemungi Itn' sand'
ford Of Seneca Woodruff OF Living,tJn e:h, Bryan,
Of Genesee Hartmsn, Of Csitsraugus.
Mr. SrETsON presented the name Oh senator CRooA'
of Clinton, but after ward withdrew IL.
Fret vote for State Prsjn Inspector DARIUS CLARK,
g. &c. The nomination was declared unanimous
Whereupon al ga o'clock, the Convention took a
recess I'LL 10.
SECOND EVENING SESSION
The Convention TeassemUled Il halt past 10 o'cl)ck.
Mr. GRANT from the Committee on Resolutions made
the folio wig rep n:
Rered That il is subject of cougrstulston that
entire and perfect IL restored 10 the Democrats
party OF York tlat It asa speaks with one vo'e,
acts with united will and moves forward 20 Victory VITO
uniform and unbroken front Thst with its triumph In
thu. State may nhdeny Anticipate return 70 econo-
my. frugsy snd energy as well In the administration oil
the National Government IN che great ana lncfeHs n
teress OF state leadn7 10 ssto prosecution
Of It's public ks and their speedy cOmpleoni - the
runcus pay ard liquidation Of Ire debts n rSid ac-
counsbity for the expenditure ct the public funds q
firm and ius execution Of laws 20 impartial and
promI administration p justice to legislative purity aud
Reoired That we cordially adopt the sentiment Of this
CONVENTION, and affirm The platform OF pan ples con-
National Conv-nuon, held At Gilmore.
Reoired That recommend the resolutions this day
made the suffrage, Of the Democratic py OF the Saoe
the ensuing Eecionsand pledge those candidates our
hearty Ano zea Gus support -,
The resolution on public works was received Win
three cheers.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Mr. LAPHAM, OF Ontario, Dsmed :. PIPER, OF Nj
aesra 50 oue of the Electors at large, and member
nsmt JoHN BEEKMAN, Of Columbia as the other.
Cribs ~ mo, H." IRON all sides OF the house
Mr. McKEoN nsmed CHARLES O'CoNoR, OF New
York. Received with Applause.
tnof
O'CoNoR De unanimously nominated Electors at large
CaIIi,d.
following Electors chosen: .
Er01s 10, the STATE ct Lar9e: District No l, Philip
Crook. II Kings; I'd, + Ltchfeld OF Kings; 81,
Richard T Compton, OF New YORK; In, Joseph m.
Marsh of New York 5h J ,mes Murphy, ct Newi Ork
9th w H. Cornell Of New York: 7lh Guttvus A.
Corover a New Yolk sth Alex +. Vache, New grk
gu Edward Suif, rn OF Rocksnd lOth, Alex Th1mp-
sum- Of Orange; lth, I7dock Pratt, OF Gresns l2sn,
Tagrepce Vsn Buren, of Columbia l3th Job Person,
OF Rensselaer, l4th, Cornelius NOsourg OF Albany
18Th Isasc W. Bishop, O. Washington 10Th, Thomas
Crook of Clinton ll'h' Wm &. cram OF herSim ~,
18th CLARK GlinUei, e Fulton; l9th, Lyman j. Wal
worth Of Oisego; 20th, Thomas Hubbard OF Onei'
d.; 2is, Samuel g. Hathaway, of Cortland; 22d DE.
los Devote, Of Oswsgo; 23d, JoDsthan e. Coiias: OF
Lewis Oath, VIM Taylor, of OGontasai 2Jsh, Wm
c. BeaIdsley, Of Cayusa; 26th. Darius Ogden. OF
Yates 27ih, John G. Mcdowell, OF "a. muDgi 2ssh,
of Monroe; 3Mh, Jim skinner, OF Wyoming 3lst
William Vsndervoort, Niagara 32t, william l. q.
Smith Of Erie sd, benjamin Chsmoeflan' Vi Os'
taraugus.
;be Judicial Districts were called, and the following
ats Committee appointed
lat District, Rootrt J. Dillon, Edwnd {; West OF
Eeu.Yorl; %, NJ Story, OF Duchess, q. 5. Adams,
o. Suiolk 30, Jas Johnson OF Albany, Lyman Free
mAp OF Greene 4tn Lenuel SstsOp, OF Clinton Plat
Potter OF schenectady 5lh, Rufus erTlck, OF Jener.
SOD s b. GNviG, Of Oneida 6tn. Hrato Ballad, OF
Cortland Wash1urn Blrdsal, of BrDOme tn, Jas. &.
NTH. OF Wayne, Jas = Wad,wOrth, Il Livingston
stn Dean Richmond, oil Wyoming, Henry n. Smith, OF
Erie.
Mr. IAPHAm moved that CJmu itee of FIVE be az.
| pointed tor correspondence and orgsbizaion.
Mr McKEoN objected, and II was dropped.
Mr. MCKEON proposed three cheers Tor the Union and
for the Democracy Of NowYork ard nine were given
Three cheers were given for PIERCE and KING, and
| shre- for the Stste candidates
Mr. BROWNE moved a resolution of thanks to all the
officers Of ire tiOp which was adopted
The pub icaiion ofthe proce ednga ~as ordered
letter was received from Mr. DEAN,M q saying thar
10 coo documents had been forwarded to Syracuse for
| distIibuu n. e,
No. GARyIN, Of Oneida, moVeda Committee OF three
10 oaiiy the candidates
| Me.srs GARvGN, MIDDLETON, and hchEoN were ap'
poip,ed WhsreupOn Al aoOW H. O'clock the COnVen'
| ysnton adjourned sine die.
XVhiz Meeting Mt Neutrality-suspicious. Inter-
view win the President, &c.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Sep' .
The following is the conclusion of the
| doing. a, the Wing meeting on Wednesday night
The m, e,iug was addressed by Hon Charles s. MORO
| head hebtucEy; Andrew var, Pcnnsylv tnls sam
Vel Chiffon ugui4; and ColOn-l sever, Louislan