New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08


rrour by eeelambtioD. Carried.
Abnah MsDn and several others voted " NO.
few cheers were then given.
Mr.. Shepard moved that Committee OF Three be
splointe to notify Mr. Seym our Of bis nom nation
This sls car1ied. only dozen voting :" No.
Messr. Shepard, Dean Richmond, and Jsvett,
were tlsn appointed as the Committee.
The we f,r LieutenGnt-Gove was ordered to
be takey ira roce.
Mr.. Gunnuss nominated Albert Lester.
Exec sske confusion new prevailed the roll W@
called, ni the President vacated the char.
When ?. Dorsheimers name was called ne sa'a
that after the resolutions which had been passed ne
coDsderesi. disgrace to have bis uame called IN
this COnvntion.
The nane Of Abijah Mann being called, he declined
TO vote inamuch as the President of this Convention
had secure his vote in favor of the Nebraska resolu-
tiens. [Chers end Kisses.
Mr. Nam soon after let the Convention.
The vot for Lieutenant Governor is as follows;
Ludlow. 234 Crook, 2s; Oakley, IA; Rynders, :;
King, Lester,
A Comrattes vas appointed 70 inform Nr. Ludlow
Of his nomination amid considerable applause.
Several candidate we're then proposed for Canal
Commissioner.
CAPTAIN Iynders withdrew his name. lie said he
had found out there was a good deal OF stealing
about this dfice but be must decline the nomination.
Mr.. Jaop CLARK Of Jefferson was then nominated
by acclamrtion.
Mr.. Buns declared, with an oath, that he was not
his candidate.
The nomination for State Prison Inspector came
next
Rypders said for many years he voted for Storms
for that dfice; that Mann went to the Hard Shell
Convention and they would not nominate him; that
he found aim soft enough for this Convention, and
therefore ne moved that General Storms be nominated
by acelanation.
/ Burns ,wore he would not vote for Storms il NOM
mated.
Severa candidates were now proposed.
Can't. Rynders said as Gen. Storms,s name had re-
ceiyed great deal of dersion, he would withdraw 1t
and nominate VIM. Andrews.
The confusion now became interminable, and the
house ihnned rapidly. The roll was called and 1873
votes we-e cast
W.R. Andrews received 92i Amos Pilsbury So
Storms "a.
". X. Andrews of Livingston was then nominated
Mr.. Ia1loy now resumed the Chair, and was
greeted With three cheers.
The Committee to confer with Seymour reported
that he was not at Albany and that he could not be
moved to accept OF the nomination.
Rynders then moved TO go Horatio seymour
whether or no, and said we have stood by him. and
now demand Of him to stand by US.
Horaiio Seymour wGs now for the first time unsnl'
mously nominated amid loud cheers.
Three cheers were called for the Nebraska bill.
! [Histes.
Mr. Porter of Westchester, said let by-gones be
by-gones aud moved vote of thanks to the officers
Of the Convention. Carried.
Mr.. Shepard called for joint concession and har-
moDy.
Mr.. Cochrane moved that the committee to confer
with Seymour be invited to cOntinae their powers
Lost.
Mr. Westbrook was called out, and referred to his
vote for the Nebraska bill. Applause. lie then
and now believed that that vote was in favor OF
freedom, free labor, and freemen. The question was
whether the Democracy should stand by the Presi
dent in the economical administration of money. lie
continued speaking for some minutes.
| BENJAMIN Welch was then called for and greeted
He read paragraph from The Ner- York Herald, in
which be was placed with Captain Rynder at the head
Of the ultra Nebraska party Laughter lie would
relieve the Captain of that responsibility. lie wa
opposed to that bill.
The President then thanked the Convention for the
high compliment conferred upon him. at the conciu
.ion of which the Convention adjourned.