New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

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Mr. Cook was declared unanimously asuins.ei
Tos Secretary of State. Mr. farnum prcsersea d, A..
Of SGmrcl J. w1kn.
Mr. Cs.ne9oa Of Eric said understand thai SON, ~,
beIs intend to vote fx Mr. spaaldng-hs Is not the ma,
General Granger presented the nauae Of Elias W Ian.
euuorh.
Messrs. Plat OF Oswego and Granger. Of oasaa.r
wtTo appointed tolers.
The pol was. Ieaveawor;h 81 wikin q. Spssli;a,
Mr. Chris:ophsr Morgan moved that the n0nasssaL
inside unanimous Carried
Or motion ballot was then had for Treasurer, viii 4
following Usuh
EllrdSe G Sparkling p Myron II Clark 10, Eps
tbs Crosby, II jeremiah Ellsworth, -.
The nomination OF Dir. Spaaldiag was then nads uas
On the motion Of Mr. s;monson, ballot vas hAx,
candidste for Attorney General
Mr. Genet in behalf Of the majority Of the Nsvfs
Delegation. presented he name Of Daniel UnmAn
Mr. schultz nominated 0gien Hoffman
Mr. Scko,efed. OF Oneida named Roscoe CoukEag
Nj shannon Of Ontario. nominated j. N. Van Csss
Brooklyn.
Rssult Of tho fr.t baIOt-UnmAn 20 HOfInaa .
Ccnkrng q Van Cot A. Thompson. D. No choice.
Mech excitement here prevailed. and seooad hsicp
ordered. which resulted fOuows-UllEnan- 81 HOaa&
So ConkTng, le Blank, l. Ne choice
Mr. Genet announced thai Mr. Ullman came rex
mendca by majority Of the New York Delegation.
Mr.. Simonson denied that majority Of the NevYA
Delega6en were IN favor Of Mr. Ulman
Mr. - reiterated the assertion Of sir Genet
Third Bslo,-Uumen Is Hoffman. "a CcakIng
Blank. l.
Mr. Hoffman nominated amid loud cheers The y
roar became high ,hathe President appealed to the &c
vention to pseservs order
Major Packer aonina.sd David S Wright Tor CssI
Commissioneg
n, King. Of Rsnz.ei.sr presented Thomas Cowes.
Mr. Green. Of A.bany nominated 0yien n Chapis
Mr. McNar.ln n9rainaied Coraoiss Gardner.
Mr. Harrington. OF O,sego named EbsnezeE Rskeiey
Gen Brucc named samuel p Russell
First BalIos-WrghL - CloFes, IL Chspin. ~ Ge
dner. % Baksley 10 Russell Is
MrPB Pr.ndle Of Chenango, no, delegate vi'hirs
the name Of Mr. Russell
Mr. Chspn was also Withdrawn.
Second Ballot Cornelius Gardner Of Futon rs BaAs
lev. 70: Wright IL Cloves Russell 5; ChaP'a u
Peabody. Blank, l.
Mr. Gardiner nomination was made unanimous
Twas then voted to proceed to nominate State Prison
spec,or
The following persons were presented
Norwood Bovine of Delaware Abner Baker OF Jeas
patrick. OF Albany. Epenetus Crosby Of Dutchessi Ala
II Wells Of Sing Sing.
MIR Christopher Morgan said they wanted man vk
woud no, steal or let others steal and that was Henry U
dervood of Auburn Vim Lyons Of New York A.
Croker Of Caitaraugus Joseph CARING HOUSE Of Ons
RIO, Henry Bradley Yates josiah T. Everets Of Pss
burgh
Amid loud talking and much confusion, at quarter b
fore O'Clock, the following result was got at
Fir.t ballot. 1873 votes cass-Krkpatrok % Underwcs
o. Everets H. Bovine -, Baker T. squers T. Crosby
Wells Q Lyons g. Crocker g Bradley Q, CARING House >
Mr. C. Morgan moved that in the next ballot only ~
four highest candidates be votedor. Carried
The President again appealed to the members to come
order and the roll was calI.d amid much noise.
Second kirkpatrick S. Underwood IS, BOVINE "
Everets IL.
Gen. Bruce moved to adjourn tCries Of No, MOI
The third ballot resulted In the nomination OF Thoms
Kirkpatrick receiving 20 votes to so for Underwood
Mr. C. Morgan moved that John r Clark be unanimou
ly nominated for State Engineer.
Question" Where does he livep
Mr. Morpan-He lives all over the State Mr.. NJ vA
drew the name and fruess effort made to nomass
the candidate for Clerk OF the Court of Appeals
The motion to nominate Mr. Clark for Engineer was p
and carried.
The Convention then took vote for Clerk Of the Com
of Appeals with the following result Benjamin T Iiss
wood Of Livingston, CO A. McCany, 10 T. p Cole "a.
Lampsrt, g. Smith, s. Robinson
Mr. Harwoods nomination made unanimous
ME- Morgan nominated George Wood for Judge .
the Court of Appeals long term Loud applause
William Rockwell Of Long Island and John NJ Park&
Of Tioge were also presented
Mr. Farwe Of jefferson, presented the name OF JOSE
Miller for Judge Of Appeals, shor term and moved -
nominstion at once.
The President declared that the question Of the candds
for the long term was in order
A vote was taken for MI. Rockwell and declared %
second vote was taken on Mr. Wood, and declared %
RED This was objected TO- and the Ayes and Noes CANS
rssuling-Ayes IS Noes 90
Mr. Wood was declared the candidate amid loud y
plause
Joseph Mullen Of Jefcrson was nominated for the sss
term by acoamafion
twas moved that a Committee on Resolutions be y
pointed.
Messrs Morgan OF Csyuga Smith Of Queens simOns
OF New York Nelson Of Wesichesier Reynolds Of RsH~
laer, Van vaIsenburg Of Steuben Plat Of 0swego w
ray OF Livingston, were appointed
While the Committee retired speeches were made v
Messrs Noble Of Chsuauque Bruce Of Madison and IN
a Dana Of New-York
The Commute on returning read the following
Pesoted Thai the speedy Enlargement Of Tie -
Canal ard the completion Of the material lateral 80.
IL Wig measure now, as Il has always been. tnaw
pledge to the Amendments Of tho Constitution 60 hs.l
ably carlied through by the aid OF ndependent ana -
ofIc Democrat our candid support, and We ban WITH -
faction thc prospect Of a speedy completion under 4
snacroen 20 necessary 70 the greatness and prospeT
81 state. - 49,, =
Resoire5 That the State Ticke, nominated BY this &c z.
,en,on I. worthy q the suppCa d every klector Of "
state and that VIC VIII elect q
Tie President congratulated the Convention 0" ~
ony re- unaninfy and it. proFeeis Of sure Success -
remarks ELECTED warm applause
With three cheers for the Iieset three iof 'ns