New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-07

ns.s man Who would represent the yres, c,mne,
| cial interests Of this State
The SPEAKER called 70 c-der, saying no remark
rould now be in CIDER.
The CLERK proceeded to call The rou, with tn
following result:
Wn II. SEwARD vas nominsted by SHsssr.. Bad
win. Baker, Beecher, j. Bennett, j. / BenneS'
Beyos: Blss sslee Blstchford Boyptoo Brus. pi.o
Dell Churchill, Clark, +. Cole, b. Cole. C''lemso
Constock, Davidson, Donnan. Dumont Esmes "a
wards, Everest, Fsrchild. Fitch, Gleason, acu
Hunt Jimnerson, c. p. johnson, l.. b. Johns.o,
knapp, kirkland, Legs, Lstie6ed' Loure, Asch Al,
Munro, Pain. d. Palmer, Pennoser, Phelps, Plstt
Ramsay, Raymond, Rickerson, Rhod., Robinson,
Schuyler, b. Smith, 5. Smith, Speaker, Stebbins,
Terhune, g. Iompkios, l. Tonpkins, Van Osdot,
Walker, Wells, G. d. WiIlisms, Wilsey, Wisner,
Wcooen-6s.
DANIEL 5. DICyINsoS vss nominsted by Nessrs.
Aiken, Allen, Br-kley, COvey, DiIor, Ivsns, Nun
day O6en, Soaring, Seymour, Snsisy, Stevens
w.sHIseIoS HUsT was nominsted by Messrs.
Blessing, Chester Gates, Lampors, T. w. Palmer,
Peck, Petty, Rhodes, Van Etten-s.
HoRATIO SEYMOUR nominated by Messrs.
Briderbocker, CoDger, Dsvy, Devening, MoL.ugh-
lin OKeefe, Parsons Seagrist T.. l.. Smith, w. b.
Smith, Wager, Ward-l2.
JOIN A. DIX was nopinated by Messrs Chaplin,
Green, T. Z. Parker Rider, Se!den, stsuuton. 5. 5.
WhsDon-7.
HonArre SEYMOUR, Jr., Of Erie, By Messrs. Ken
dig +. ). Wbalen--2.
PRESTON KING Wa nominated by Mr.. l. Miller.
Cocks, Emans, W. w. Weed. and A. q. Williams.
WV. CAMPBELL was nominated by Mr.. Headsy
BrSIAxIy f. BurLER was nominated by Mr.. N S.
ters-l.
JONI d. HOWELL was nominated by Mr.. wygant
i.
ALBERT LESTER was nominsted by Mr.. Case-l.
L. WAIT was nomlsted by Mr.. j. A. Smith.
WA a
OGDEN HoFFxAS was nominated by Mr. Fsrdon
Il
S. G.. HAVEN was nominated by Mr. Goddard.
While the roll was being called,
Mr.. AITKEN asked to be excused from voting to
say that he desired to nominate candidate of com
msndinq talent of national reputation and principles,
who would represent the commercial interests Of the
country, and prove true to the Cnion-DAsrEL s.
DIcKISsoS.
Mr.. MAGUIRE, when his name was called. said:
rise to nominate man who has, with heroic valor,
thrown bomb. shell into the camp of the intolerant
Hindoos-WuLIAM II. SEWARD.
Mr.. PETTY am in doubt how should vote; but
will cast nv vote for WAsHSGros HUsr.
The CLERK having announced the result,
The SPEAKER declared WILLIAM II. SEWARD
nominated
r.. LA
appointed to inform the Senate that the House was
prepared to meet that body in Joint Convention, to
compare nominations for United States Senator.
The SPEAKER named Messrs. BLArCHFORD
and AlTKEN as such Committee.
On the return Of the Committee,
The Senate appeared and took their seats in the
front circle, when
The IT. GOVERNOR called the Joint Convention
TO order, and
The CLERK OF THE SENATE announced the nomna-
fon of WILLIAM H. SEWARD on the part OF the House.
Whereupon
Lt.Governor RAYMOND declared WILLIAM Il.
SEWARD ELECTED SENATOR OF THE UNITED STATES,
FROM THIS STATE YoR SIX YEARS PROM THE FOURTH
OF MARCH sExT, to fill the vacancy which will then
occur by the expiration Of bis present term. This
announcement was followed by long continued cheers
from the galleries and lobbies-by waving of hand
kerohiefs in the ladies gallery--and by applause on
the floor of the House-renewed when, on tempo
RAW lull. a few Kisses wero heard in the crowd.l
The Senate then retired, when
The SPEAKER formally announced the result Of
the Joint Convention.
Mr.. OKEEFE-As the black flag Of Abslitionlsm
waves in this Chamber to give the stars and stripes
which floats above the Capitol little rest, move to
adjourn. Laughter.
Mr.. MUNDAY-I hope the motion will prevail
but for different reason. wish to attend the une-
raj Of the Hindoos. Laughter.
The motion to adjourn prevailed and
The House adjourned to 10 o'clock tomorrow.