The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23

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THE YELLOW FEVER AT OHAgLs SION,
80. 6ES. As0o
The WhAg State Convention.
SYRACUSE, Septembor %, 1852
MORNING SESSION.
Tho oonvestion was oaied to order at III O'Clock b,
BssS.r PseoLs, OF the state Committre on whose no
uinaton Robert III Pruyu, OF Albany, was sppoiatet
President and George r. Aelon, Of Now York
and " uiis a Il. PEBBLES Secretaries
ooNr EsreD SEATS
The roll having been called the Fourteenth district
New York Wx contested by A. W. Smith aud William
Davldeon and Richmond county by Alexander IT.
Brtton and Daniel L. Ciavson
On motion Of Mr. SCHULTZ tho que stion of contested
Seats referred TO Of 6ve consisting oi
MIR Geeene of Greene; Mr. Warren Of Rensselaer,, Mr..
Van Kicsk, Of Du chess Mr Barnes Of Cinema nso and
Mr Elwto od of GeI Nmer
COMMITTEE PERMANENT OPEICEBs
On motion II Mr. UsHEG Of st Lawrence. It re-
solved tea the Char sppoint committee Of Que from
each JUDICIAL district, to rumioate pernao scsrs
MIR VAN soHAAcg OF Onondxga. moved y reconsider
alton.
pointed BY tue delcys from each OF tho districts
MIR PHsGLE sao 1t was NOT the precedent in former
Mr.. D,cK,ssoS knew only one instance In which the
appointment Of such committee ~as taken from the
chsir. IL certa NY not respectful
Mr BRooks replied that IL republican.
he motion wa pat and declared lost.
The a. and nays were called and resultedayes, 81;
The convention then adjourned till O'Clock
AFTERNOON SESSION.
REPORT RELATIVE CONTESTED SEATS.
The PREsDEsr, On taking the ch ir announced that
the Drst thing in orGer the report from
nittte on contested seats.
Tha, committee then reported in favor of wili.m 8:
Davidson Tor the Fourteenth district OF New York. and
Daniel L. Clsweon tor Richmond.
The report acc+ pied.
PERMANENT OFFICERS Or TIE oosvEsrto~.
Mr. Usti n from the Committee Organization,
porteQ the following officers
Iieade'a- t.nIy W Taylor, OF Ontario.
Pice Presidents-A Abraham Wakema an Il Pye Of Rook-
srd IL Gieene Arnold dariis OF Saratoga; IL Barnes,
u Lewis; g. Ii Bsrnes. Of Chcnapgo; deny rlton Of
Livingston, and aeZehah Mozier OF Erie.
se,e.@es-Geo r. Nelson. Of New York; Vim NJ.
Charles kai.ts q ssSshRsny RE p wsrso Of Eeasses
hessre Bro,k ks and Dickinson aopointed u com.
mit'ec TO conduct the Ptesioent TO the CHAIR.
TIE President then msde very appeopriate address
He spoke warmly In favor ofconccssoa on all sides
The vote tssen presidents and secretaries
who were all app oints d as reported
COMMITTEES on RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. JAMES OF 81 LawreDce moved that committee
Of one from each judicial strict be appointed repor
A. b James, OF 81. Lawrence w Smith, OF Queens;
y "A CoiBi ng OF New York; Henry Greene, OF Greene;
Geo I. ComsIock, Of onondsss; wm Stewart, OF Mon
foe f. '" Battan OF wayne ana $. Parmeee, OF nj
aSsrs were appointed
wAsHrsoios nuSr NOMINATED coyrRroR.
w
be nominated for Govoinor by acclamation, which wa
earned amidst trtmr Ldous applause.
Tiik LnUrErANT GovraSoRsHr.
The following gentlemen propo-ed as candidates
for Lieut.naDt Governor :-Geo j. Coru-i MIR ShS.tz,
James M. Cook J. Dickinson WIN. q, dssbrou,s, Geo.
4. tonslock. Vim. Kent. Mr. Van Schasck Chxs Il.
Clarke, JIo Faz III Fricnd Humphrey, ana Mr. Pruyn
An informal ballot taken.
NI. Miller. Erie, and Mr Allen, Of New York were
appointed telleYs.
While the baloting going salute was fired in
horror OF the ,rcssiu0.
he 10 was nNel AZ
VIM Kent ............. 4S Henry X Davies. ....... 0
james NJ. Cook ........ 20 Charles CIarke......
G.sge J. Corneil...... ~ II d. Bradsnsw.......
y uanphrsy.... IL Peter Shafter. 1
Wn q. lila brouck
wM KENT soMIsArEp Tos LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
formal ballot taken ana the annexed re-
suit hLnuubcto:-
VIM Kent nt........... 81 James " Cook. IS
lntDa uomphey.... Henry Il. Davies......
Wm. c. Hasbrouek.... / Totsl..............I1
The no,nins'ion OF Mr.. Kent was the n made unani-
anna loud applause.
AacuBo salute sas ihereuDon fired
The conS en.loD thtn Proceeded 10 vote roE
CANAL COMMISSIONING
Mt. Bird OF Ef'e was propo-td and Withdrawal
Mr. Thomas kempiha of Monroe, was then nominat-
ed. by scclanatOn
The ballst Then taken for
STATE PRISON INSPECTOR.
Charles y. symonos % Jefferson; W N. Russell, OF
Rtcklandi Josiah d Everett 81 Clu on; E Crosby OF
Duch..s, aud A u. Ba, Der Of 0o-ida were proposed
Nit CoNsLaG rsid Oneida had o. very modest IN her
requests The Democratic nominee f'r Goscrnor vas
nom flee and ipcapscitst.d from The ssue cause
heavy nhut nee ana large sun of money would b. er'
wIo,d to cary ,he county ooe'da waS tue rnetmo-
y. oi New SoJk-a stropg democratic csunty
A. Is DICKINSON said the wool had ueary ali fallen oil
biz head lie supposted Mr.. Crosby. unaid. hal not
been gotten they bsa fought like tigers to eject j.
30. ucer Judge in tho Coart OF Appeals Mr.
coud do bot hItle ham bi> advoosoy of the Twelve
iesn,pg Senators had only Produced three thousand
whig nsjoDty
br JAArs Of st. Lawrence, advocated the nomination
OF MIR. sQuir,s.
,s.A.
not then con,ider.d polite = later sg'nss had coz
that i'm pfrssion la conventions tn
vhiss would be governed accordingly
MIR FaxrtL aid shas Jef,rsos had . isrgs Ioc $1,000
majority which tho = minstou II SIR Symon1s would
help % reduce He cut g,z-d him very hlsuly,
The ballot was taken ~iib THIS reeult
Crosby y...............4o W A. RUSSELL ..........
A D Baiber...........s3 Mr.. Ma-on .,............
MI Raymopd..........li MIR. Underwood .........
J. ID Ey,tett4.......... MIR. Robnsoa .......,,,.i
y. sy ymondf.........
wa resolved that # no choice IL aie on the sec
ballot the vote he ird trial sh. be taken upon Tn
three bishest names
the second ballot then taken. ~ follows =
.r@hy..............,os Mr Ray nond ......... .
Mir squrs............. = Y. symonds .......... }
Ep.n.Ius Crosby WAS then uusDimously non mated
IHE tEL.Crio- PRESIDENTIAL ELgC ro.s
Simeon Diaper sDd Geo X babcock were proposed
fer stDs'o,si electors.
Gen. Gisns.r, of onopdsga, and Mr.. Rockwell, were
alfo proposed
hr. Dicsissos paid Gsrefai Granger an appropriate
tribute stating that hc wished be a caud date
He 'Losiz.d n-s,rS DioTrr and Babcock Tor part
They bore st ihe bai'im''e Comes on and said they
fought ara h. boBonu theta lUT Il
simt on Diaper anu George IL. Babcook wore then
nsnHteo ty acslsmstiou IL was theu
N.sos,d rtaG the delegates fiom each Congressional
disct duiena fLer respective csndidss tor electors
Dr. OonstoCR msy.d tnr NJ the committee rvsoIu-
tiops hs0 not YET convened, tnat BE- taken t
ccltcs. Lott.
The fci.owiDs electors wsre then nomlnAted.-
Iist. Dist.
l. VIM. Rockwell Kinrs lI-iI, r. Alexander, Herkr.
I-irss Il. Striker, Kings. ls-Petert a. Webster.
s-S. ). ykoh, New York IA. litoh Delaware.
i-kichnrl 3. Williams. Sl-David BabcOck Uneida.
s-~9nu es y. Tcehorp. 2l-Ira Bowen, Cortland.
t-GIrhrd Stuyyesait. 2l-Seth Severance, Oswcgc.
t~~Aies " bradford. 2}-Nm. l.. Laston, Lewis
= hemns tsrney. 2i-J. l.. Voorhees,, ,Uaondasa.
S-ttw y Shonnard. West 2t-J G. Romans, Wayne.
y, .'hetter 2t-Jas. l., Secy, Yates.
- L.W allen, Ulster. I-Jamcs Ely. rosa.
il-t,eo hol ertsOn Greene ,s 80 Smith Iiyn sgton.