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day been nominated here for Congress by
the Wings of Madison and Oswego Coun-
ties. H.G.
The Whis State Convcntien-N Nomination for
state Officers.
SYRACUSE Wednesday Sent % 1852

The whis State Observation-Disclosures for
state officers.
SYRACUSE, Wednesday, Sept %, 1882.
MORNING SESSION
The Convention was called to orderat Ii
O'Clock by BENJAMIN PRISGLE Of the Safe Committee
whose nomination ROBERT II. PRUYN of Albany
wss oppointed President pro tenn ard GEORGE P. Mel.
SON Of New-York aud WIN. L. PEBBLES Secretaries.
The roll vas called.
The XVIII Disrict Of New York WAS contest I'd By A.
". SMITH and VIVA DAVIDSON and Richmond Comfy
by ALEXANDER II. Barron aud DAVID L. CLAw3oN
On motju Of NJ. SCHULTZ the question Of contested
seats was referred TO Committee of Flve consulting Of
Nr. GREEN of Greene, Mr. WARREN of Rensselaer,, Mr..
VAN KLEEK Of Dltchsss, Mr.. BARNES of Chenango,
ans Dir. ELwooD Of Hekmer.
On motion Of hr. USHER, of 81. Lawrence twas
Resolred, That the Chair sPpoint Commttss OF one
from each Judicial District 70 nominate permanent officers
Mr.. VAN ScIAIcK, Of OnondOga, moved reconsld.
Grafton.
Mr.. Brooks advocated that tie Committee be ao
pointed by the Delegates from each OF the Districts
Mr. PB1NcLE said 1t was no. the precedent in former
Conventions
Mr. DICKINSON knew only one Instance IN which the
sppontrr ent of such Committee was taken from thu
Chsr. Itcertlnly was not respectful.
NJ Brooks replied that Il was more Republican
TIE motion was put aud declared lost.
The Ayes ard EsyI were called and reIultei-Ayss,
-; Nsy', CO.
The Convection shen adjourned ill o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION..
The President on taking tho Ch4lr, announced th,t
the first thing In rler the reporlfrom the Co nm
tee on Contested Seats
That Com mit.ee then reported 10 favor of WILLIAM
:. DAyIDsoN for the XVIII District Of New York. and
DAVID L. CLAwsoN of Richmond. The report was al:
cepied
NJ USHER, from the Committee on Organization, re-
ported ire following Oficeu
Probationary w. TAYLOR, of Ontario.
/ Tice Presdents-ABRAHAn WAKEMAN; +. PYE, o
Rocklapd IT, GREENE ARNOLD HARRIS. Of Saratoga
A. II. BARNES, of Lewis; s. II BARNES. of Cn.psngo;
HENRY TuToN Of Livr gston; HEzEEIAH MozIER, Of
Erie
Standardization. P. NELSON, Of New York w. NJ
PEBBLES, OF Alegany: G. B. WARREN of Rensselaer,;
CHARLES KELSEY, Of Kings; II. MILLER, of Erie.
Hessrs. BnooKs and DICKINSON were appointed
Committee to conduct the Presiien, TO the Chslr.
The PRESIDENT then made very appropriate I'D
dress lie .poke warmly in favor of concession all
tdeS.
The vote was taken on Vlcs-Presidents and Sscreta
RES, who were all appointed a, reported.
Mr.. JAMES, Of ST La ~rencs, moved that Committee
Of one from each Ju ca Distc: be appointed to report
resolutions. Carried
A. B. JAMEs, Of ST. Lawrence; w. s. SMITH, of
Queens, f. A. CoNKLING, of New.York; HENRY
GREENE, of Greene; GEO f. CoMsrocK, Of Onondaga;
VIM STEWART, of Monroe +. w. BorTUM, of Wayne
and S. PABMELEE, Of Niagara were appointed.
Mr. BAKER Of Erie then moved that WASHINGTON
HUNT be nominated for Governor by reclamation,
which was carried amid tremendous applause.
The following gentlemen were proposed as caldl
dates for Lieut. Governor GEORGE J. CORNELL, Mr.
suuLTz, JAMES NJ. Cook, J. DICKINSON, WM C. HAS
BRoUcK, GEORGE F. CoMsrocK, WV. KENT, mr. VAN
scHAAcK, CHAs. f CLARKE, BIZ. FAzELL, FRIEND
HUMPHREY, and Mr. PRUYN
An Informal ballot was taken Mr. MILLER, Of Erie
and Mr.. ALLEN, Of Now York, were sppointed Telers
While the baoting wa. going or, salute was fred In
honor Of the occasion.
The vote announced;
VIM Kent. ...........t8 Henry Dsvt ss......,..
George j. Cornell ........l7 II. b. Brsdsh,w.........
Friend Humphrey. .....ll Peter Skater. ........
A formal ballo. was now taken, and the result an
pounced:
Kent. ..................siH s'brouck .........l
lrmPhrsy..
The nomination of WILLIAM KENT we, then made
unanimous amid loud applause.
A second salute was then fired.
The vote was taken for Causl Commissioner.
Mr. BIRD, Of Erie was proposed aud Withdrawn.
Mr. THOMAS kEMPsHALL, of Monroe, was then NOM
irated by reclamation
The ballot then taken for State Prson Inspector
CHARLES T. SYMoNDs, of Jefferson, WIN. A. RUSSELL
Of
CRosBY, of Du,chess, and A. D. BARBER, of Oneida
were propoied.
Mr. CoNefIN said Oneida had been very modest In
her requeits. The Democratic nominee for Governor
wss from that County, man rapacous from long ab
siinence from Office and iacapaciiasod from the
cause heavy influence aud large expenditure would
be expended to carry the County. Oneida the
Tnermopylw of New-YoTk a strong Democratic
County
Alb DIcK1NsoN said the wool had nearly all fallen
OF hi. head he supported ar. Crosty-one!da had
not been forgotten They had fous ht ke tigers to elect
J. A. Spencer, Judge In the Court Of Appeals. Mr. Sey
mour could do bu, little harm. His advocacy Of the
twelve re.lgrpg Senators had emily produced three
thousand Why majority.
Mr. JAMES of 81. Lawrence, advocated the nomlns
ton of Mr.. Squires.
Mr. CoNcKL1N iad the nomination of Mr. Spencer
wa, 10, then considered podcs later events had cor
rtcied that impression and In future Conventions the
wings would be governed accordingly.
Nh FEzELL said that Jefferson had large Loco
Foco msjoriiy, which the nomination of Mr. Symonds
would help reduce. He eulogired him very highly.
The ballo, was taken With the following result;
CROSBY ....-.....-....-.4O kdffeu ..-...........
Rsrber...... ..........3 80 M4,on........-........
RAYMOND. ..-...........li Unc or wood ......-...
Everett Robinson. ............. |
SymCnos.--.-...--..-..
7, was re,olysd thatif NO cholca IA mazda On the sac