The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-29

ton that the words the aah,pes tn. !"
b. inserted before the ~"'' "mTast, tn, sw.ad-
Mr. JAY q ss,s.a from an, smsa ss 70
las shaui tale efeo-it should take
effect before ths 6r.t Of eKt MAJ
ire cH.m snxge-ted 'hs should be done se2a.
rate ution, and Mr. ia, agreed
The third fourth and III oia lions pied.
Mr. isIsY moved 10 at iks all that oArt OF the
sixth resoun relating {, o.ainat,on for Governor
DzIx6AIE moved 10 nom nate Mr. CLARK BY a,clama
t!on
Nr. unISY said he her pledged 10 nouainate an
ifdepehdent candidate Mr. clark has tl.aoIms Al
ady built far him ana to moe for hi N Laugh
te AM app aus Neb'assa temperaDc. men won't
ssalo~t (taughter) Ltm,,-ats Mt swallow IT,
(reat laughter, cry they'll sxAllow All thing y
he hoognt the candidate shonld Independent tenn
peranos man.
hr. AsrosY, Of Mnnroe, lad that he thouget ITO
democrats cnuld s~aio- t,ak after all Tho men they
had guped down during the tat three ears
Mr. MARsu sid ~ To. mini tee had no right
70 mske pouipstion 70 tn conssatoo
MI ByRIEoH addressed the convection In fsvo' Of the
reso,u,.on a. il stood l. .as adopted The seveoth
resolution adopted lbe re .ciutons were thsn
Mr. TAYLOR renewed the motion 70 nomis alto Mr. Clark
by scoianat'on
Mr. IKDncros moved to .peno, ss folio IS
Re-olved. That nom tie tor Governor Hyron II.
Clark, aai Tor Lieu enant Ioy-rnor Bradford K. Wood
Dir HAvsss called tor dsis'on Of the question. The
sDeconen wi,hnrs
The CgAIR put the question the original motion
Mr. CisIs was noiniDat a ~ -eciamation
uo''on Was made tn rojnurn.
Mr. ICiiARDsnS oi Alb.u h a tn floor however aud
moved that the convention proceed 10 nomio.ts full
State tcst He lad bon OPP sed to this proceeding,
but fouod chat h. Canal sioter and tate Prison
Inspector baa more do ~ith the Temperance
nent than h. Ms before aaa,sn.
Mi CHALMERS the r-ralu ION be aii Oh the ia.
be Loot
Dr. LuoEKy q honr e. opposed t, the resolution.
He though there yer. good already in the
te d and no nom tnu -snry
NJ. fAysvs 'hs t. ony ,iificlity aoou. ths
matter W. sto shalt u inmate for Laea,enaut
Governor H,s iersor.l edlsc h4o in
fE7cr Of ~. Wood He u'd not pisce much con
desnce in hsTry !. le!mopo, a. t-np-rsrce ma.
T4a 4 I.fa. al ,5.nd
Temperance msu he nsd bee o't.n de st,ei ~ poll
tic MS and istrused Pr LESSONS OF fa',a ah en- ep
willing TO NIX aoy sacrifcs for the good OF toe
Mir, bsvrps ca mole fro hf Wood d-c'foing 20 nc
celt any pompetiop a. the hauds OF the coavan ion
Mr. RICHARDSON ~ithde hi, rssouron, aud moved
that he conversion hooioat" ,-nrs seynnd MS it's
candidate tor Governor e rice or Mr. Chairman,
le's have The Ness and nasr - at y
?hs CHAIR c'gtize1 Mr. Ru,is' gh ~ho thought the
best thing the rnton cou 30 now as To non'nee
Mr. ka5 mttd III though wren Mr. Raymond saa he
would 60 an, thing he ~ou o dot
Mr.. PkIPEs, OF .tbany, laid tbs' VT Wood I'D de-
oiiLed II ord-r TO promote peace aad hsrnony and
best oomp ut th~t eou ce paid 10 Mr. Wood to
nominate Mr. Ray
Mr iIkgcK one,da-I an in favor Of taking up Mr.
Woos tgnin; Ia pisu'e) " Sir RAYMOND mad dc.
ciinec all her In'ngs b.ir equsl, would
recemm, Ddei husen to ~ (lught-r appls lse }
bose that ONE nsp rot u. viii receive this
miraton and hoo we .rsh ese,te hs repsosch Of be-
ing ths body guaed OF the ~niTs We have put
Governor esn"ur and pow iet IA out dnwn his
portsr Mr. 8 memo. Mr. Pierce procse Ell IN the same
aDo ed I've minu mnte aod said h. -houl prefer
Ellis For, TO Heu,y Rsym,.. e was Ne,rs.ks
man bur THIS empsi sucn conven ion, rot an .nn
Nebrssfs The ste.ser h, ID anothsr objection to
Nj. Raymond he had jus tfe' and ,e noea eliog Ia
temporal . last sonaay aud was nov roved to DO
apoiogist for muroer II tneJ could uominte tim AMI
home al clear copscences, he hoped God would for
give them
Ir ssoDaRAss saiia fe~ wards in favor Of Mr. Ray.
nond.
NJ MARSH ssii that the old men mad long been pushed
The new coevtris fsd always done we'll and he in
favor OF Mr. Ray moud 90 IL scoouns He lid ask
what be hac been 1t would not do Tn such ques
tons shout anybooy daughter and apolaase)
took ecioI for his ooinious believed
that Mr. kaymo, sup orttd tba traitor Horatto
seymour IL his veto and they woud no. vote 'c' am
ar CEAHrros saia that il Kay mond rejected by
this convention would result in the election Of Mr
Ludlor
Mr. NIouois, Of Stusben, thought that Mr. Eay mona
might b. relies upon tic ~onl' like to see any man
stand up snc say hst he not believe that Henry j.
Raymond wuuid not kse- word
IGrsst confusion, aag c. led Of QUESTION ~
l nEcAIE from q sngc sskea Il Mr RAYMOND had
ere, es,res,sd an, ,ympathy with the a,ns law.
DslxoAIE-I havr called with three Of my friends,
Mr. Wood md requested bin to withdraw his decat
LArcn. IL Las .ad am n the hands OF MY friends
(Great chserirg)
Mr. cHAxHrss-sup poss nominate Mr.. Wood, what
Is .he result (Many voices, ''WeI elect him" and
crest Applause 4 o Culvers says that if Wood is
nominated Luolow will ossecst
scCoY. of arsoga said Tn Il all his persons. feel
inys woulo be in Of Rsr mono = Eomieat on;
but after h nigh pc lon tigsn in all tenn -erancs
solutions late would ie not reg rded sacrifice
Of principe IL such ticstt mane up by thi, Convea
tion s regarded q model ket, aud no higher stand
ard Insisted 10 tie election Of As am o'ymen Of
County Judges md other I'll Of the sw, would not
the Aggrcyst effect be upon the general Of
temperance This TO the speaker tao most serious
view Of the gu. stion, r, Mr.. Raymond himself
he did not doubt that he would bee sacredly by what
he had said in his letter fl honor above susp
ciou
The previous question moved
Mr. PHRcs moved to adjourn till half past seven Lost
(Great confusion
The mot on for q previous question withdrawn
r. hear Mr. van, who spoke brsHy iD favor OF Mr.
Raymtnd
The convention then sotad go into rira soce
for Lieut. at Cove nor, wn esutsd in toe n NINA
ton OF sr. raymond N, nomio atoms made for
Canal Commissioner State Prison Inspector aud after
the appointment Of state committee the nton
adjourned sine d,e.
TEMPERANCE RATIFICATION MEETING.
AUBURN sept 28, 1884.
The Temperance Ratification Meeting was called 70
der to-day BY Wesley Bailey, of Oneida
About two hundred persons we're present
Bran Putnam. of Syracuse was elected President;
John Marsh IehAn Boptips and Mr. CHANDLER of Orange
Vice Presidents; and Pfofe 'sor Mccoy, Secretary
prayer then offered BY the Rev Mr.. Marsh.
M BAILEY denied the charge made against him Of hnv
irg gore TO the wings.
Mr. W. II BcRineH followed him. declaring tbs wings
had to the temp men, and offered solu
ton rstyiLs the nominations Of Clark and Raymond
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