New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-09

which are the folio wing:
The inst business in order yesterday the nomi-
nation of a candidate for Lieutenant governor. On
the first ballot they obtained the following result
Wboi. number Of sotes Ioll-d $50
Eorsto sel Jr., Buf,lo received
Fl .h Foid Of Buaso, received IS
jacob Lansing sb.ny received.
o. K. Bsbcoes, OF Buffalo, received q
Mr. Seymour declined III favor of Mr. Ford and
thu CONVENTION proceeded TO second ballet, which
resulted thus:
or ~biSS G a S ser,,s Of Buffalo r-esived....21
hJsh torf -
S.. A.
For Canal Comnssioner, Hon. JOSIAH b. Will
LI.ss OF Itlsce Tompkins County received ga
votes 10 q f. W scattering for some nobodys
For State Prison Inspector The vote was AZ follows
:; saunder, Of " tche ser .''''''''''''''''-
That those interested in the result of the election
ma, bsve basis fer es'im,De the Influence which
the nomirato us OF the Grand Council may have 1t
MAY be well To state that during The session OF the
Council the Delep ates were called upon to state how
many member were enrolled IN their respective
Coubcs. The f. ure- thus obtained sho~ed a total
OF few ess than $4,000 members. Some of the
Councils were largely estimated. and making alloy
for sue errors OF Judgment, the to,A was de-
creased TO 20 600.
The Sunday atlas says: "A friend Of ours ~ho
"bsppered to oe delegate 10 this Convention, and
"wiose Obligations 10 the Order sit aher loosely On
chs sbou1ers, conhdentaly communicated 10 Us the
" following particulars of the
"gsow.SoTHISG cosyEyTfos.
"Tbe Grand state Council OF this Oder that held
s convention to nominate canddttes Tor Siite ON
GER 10 be supported by all thoe nafy" citizens, VINO
belie,e in sppropriatiug the whole Amerci M Eagle
TO ihemsev.- ~ithout letting " Pat have Single
feather aas finished IT'S Iabors, and brought forth
regular " fu-on " ticket. The council CONSISTS oi
p.arly eco members; probably not more than 900
were present at any one tune during It's sitting.
Noise and confusion prevailed throughout, aud
the proceeding ~ were 50 irregular and NOISY that 1t
was almost imposs BILE any tin 10 ascertain wlat
vas going on. The different factions and ciqdes
quarr.led with each other, and delegates were al
miod from subordinate councils that had never been
recognized by the proper authorities. Steve Mann,
Sohaer and others rayed and tore about the nag OF
our country our fOrefaihers-our liberties the
"insiCious wies Of the Romlsh Clergy, who are
about 10 blow uo the whole American Government
and send all TO pot together and nearly every mem
Der felt bound 10 contribute much "a he could TO
the general railing and dlsorder Thursday the
nou nations need and let Us look at the ticket
For Go, ernor Daniel UilmanD third rate lawyer OF
this Cny-a troublesome little politician, who always
will insist Oh being candidate for every important
Office IN the gift of the people. He nomination was
biuugh' about afier the following manner None OF
the candidate of the other parties could be adopted
Tie component parts OF the Convention were Anti.
Seward and Anti Maine Law-iho-e paris being com
u, sed prucisslly of Haro ana Soft Shell Democrats,
and silver Gray Wings Consequently, Clark being
q w.li-knowD 8. ard and Maine Law man, was, to
use the common expression, "Iowhere Bronson
has some popularity in the % order aud II surprised
MANY thai be received DO votes III the Conventions
but II must be kept in mind that the oath of Know
Nothing prevents him from voting for any person, not
q n, mbtr Of he order, for any office whatever Inc
same REQ son holds good against Seymour, win the
a. di,ion that there is plank in the Soft-Shell plat
form repudiang this secret order. The Convention
Low pri ceeded TO inquire how many members OF the
order there were in the state with view of seeing if
they could have any chance of electing candidate
of ibe, own. After the delegates had each given the
L.r nfra cd ks of tDeIr
different councils there found 10 be about o5 900
in The State and about 10 900 of these in this City
With this capital they resolved TO start little game Of
their just for the " fun OF the thing" well know
iDg they cannot viii Uiimann therefore received the
votes Of the Silver Grsys because they haze Seward
and consequently Clark, his frend-the Anti Liquor
Law went for him, in order TO defeat Clark and
the Maine Law, the Soft Shells went TOR hm be-
cause they wished 10 help Seymour and some of the
Hsrds went for him-for what reason, God only
knows.
For Lieut. Governor they nominated Gen. A. s.
Scroggs Of Buffalo. Scroggs is " one hOss lawyer,
q militia gel eral and d" Hard Shell democratic pol
itican on a small scale. For anal Commissioner
josiah b. Williams OF Tompkins County, who at pres
EFT represents the counties VI Tompkns Seneca aud
Yates in the State Senate. He 10 Wig Of the
woody head stripe and was candidate tor Governor
before the late Wing Convention For State Prison
Inspector there only two candidates j. T. Saun-
ders and Henry Storms both Of Westchest-r County.
Saupcers was nominated but we cannot ind any body
that knows anything about him, except that he is
Soft Shell and fond OF good liquor. The ticket,
then, is composed of Silver Gray, = Hard-Shel
" DOLLY Head, and Soft Shell The Clark men,
aft the fist cay, finding that they had no chance,
dill all they could make disorder and interrupt the
proceedings, but accomplished nothing. The most
sang uire supporters Of UlmsnD pred ct ne will poll
fro N forty fifty thousand votes but think twenty
thousaDd will be nearer bis strength and wnat go-
nous fzzle out il will be for this Order, which has
heretofore been supposed able to carry everything
before II at the next election"