The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-16

Qargr,er, and cries Of Bravo, old Oswcgo.O
The fret ballet resulted - follows
Richard stevens. ....................6s
Jnoee pennston.
oio oswego..
No choice wss ma &C. and the second ballot resul ed
follows
Dennifton 81
Stevens 6t
On motion Judge Denniton declared unAnimou ly
nomins'ed.
warm struggle occurred ~ usual on the nomination
or ate Prison Inspector the contest being bere the
Mr.. RrKEa, Of New York, nom'nated Mr. George W
Warner and claimed that Ne. York Wa. entitled 70 the
Inspector, "pecause she dllcd the srisons."
country delegate said that the country fed the con
victs
After long dscr ssiup dur ng which the claims Of the
eaDdieaes we're earnestly urged ~ their respective sup
per amidst some usion the nrst ballot taken
resulting ~ follows
John Stevens, westchester as
Jnei h CAMPING.
Scauerng
The name ~ Joseph earring Wa Withdrawn BY him
self favor Of Gorge ". Warner. On the second ballot
Nr Stevens nouinated and the nomipa ion on mo
ton OF Geo W warrer. vas made opauimous
Al this point band Of music, playing "gaokec Doodle
marched mo The hail. beaded By Col Wakefield and n.
Irvis, srd toob poetion In front OF the platform
When order ~as restored q. A SCRoGGs, OF Buffalo,
and moved that the order OF ballot pg be
mo- sly nonin ued for Judge OF the Court OF Appeals Tim
Mr. B.IY, Of New York, ssid:- All that New York
could roy s that she wanted Katchsm for local once
on The .eocn Il the siate could spare HIM"
Cries Of ave cannot" "se caunot"
v Rolr-' Tnen New York nas no more TO say !"
AVmcs-"Now tske your bread and butter, bubby. and
Sit de~pr'
The pomir alton NJ " Ke,chnrn wa, then made By &C
csnra on, the hand strkipg Up HAL Columbia +"
The hrng Of the cannon then announced the oompet on
Of the ncss,
pornst,p us msce presented tie ioSus resolution
Receive. rhsi eir.u Re cham, Esq our Cand ate for
mo ei.'n russss ~ sr.a sbiy em,sni .s.i lea nias
s. s' and sTs' zee
gner.Iy su9v.s.v' o. 'h., lode 'srdenc. nj,
Sed "A.a Sssy s'aoS, VII
ercsptop na =, ourd SEC 81 y rise shove vs- con tide
beres a~e H. IA e vhIch eiec.d him
This resolution adoped IMAM m9usly
Mr. sJovsR of Reosse,ser, nosei the srpointrent of
STATE Commiuee If from each Judioisl district, f,y
,he app, sshlsg ell cS sSoet la tho Third district and
Mr. Boy oejec'ec TO toe molcu
GsokCE J,sns spp sod TO the Capitalization Of
power al Albany, and moved 10 smeud by appointing
Senatorial district to act AZ sise oonmiuee
ELAN JKwsrr ,upp-rt"d tie ,rsinsl resolution.
the power In e,esny, snccr rhurloT Weeds nose. n
was 100 co,rupt place lilo wanted 10 know Albany
wss the centre OF tho Sstc
Woes Mo, street
Nr FrtsER-No-D not by t~o jumps OF rabbit.
Mr. krArnr advocated the res uton Albany did NOT
ak rr ID, mcmbsys on that committee, but II she
ceved thfm hey would do their duty noby. He deca cd
,hsi The Albany Americans Sere ~ true steal 70 the
The suevdmsn, va, losl and the resolution adopted.
TIE flIS~ing committee ". appointed
stAra ooMMrns
J. Zorhar Mills, Ne- York.
amuelJ wnkin, q apge
3 J bn n. w,ker, Henry lansing, l. sprague and
~ D sTlnsn' 4 ssle, Washington county.
Richard stcy,n,, syracuse
Accnon n. smith, o. ese.
7. Ssrin. Cyusa
Ioftpz, Burcush.. Orleans.
Mr. DuGssss, ron The Committee on Resolutions, n port
tuning oar and humble acknowledgements 70 Al
he ps, We vos. HI. oppued ,sssncs % enable US 20
act N. All ~ ct aud rarots ~ sscttut ov-r
en- .se , a a 20 ~. ri. soous Unen ss1-s
Cd ~ hsrys and msrrs sta foeyrr remain an ALTAR 70
Rssov.6 1ss he sssric.r psrsy Of TIE STATE of se~
s S ss /. q rs s & .. .n o c.
ss H. @ adm Be 1aa ne u i's
sssed eracy q he easi g p nsni.ned al any s.crncs
pre- ard upon n. altar o. bery e,-rnsl hos y
s-.o vss. r,si ns rary Of the state Of nee
sem,nd zoe ens.ireai rrsH, as Yer ~, proecuSn %
for ign neu, cou'rn ID by scrnpu politicians.
kr.cr That The s vss va me ne s., nj, ss-
thse'ore as pronsr tx bos in Oh, public I'D ,rmon
Ses n sT Scs' Sessa he gu lad
cass ss be 81 Sou ss fro me
q ,n, BY 90 sstae lo1a "a an .l.s .na I'm ,
"a r
oppressive sound ocE ures The p,rioa o.
tolls On q these nnnnpgI come Ia c-mpetioa
Ps.pIvd Thst y. conc. mn In Of free ,a.ses
frrr.t.a nv our railroad m.nagrr. gsl and
IL ria nj and rer0nmrnd 70 tn reu exi.lAinre
III. passage CT law nssing pe Al offence Tor rail Dat
curpprsuns 20 Ger or Tor tate nrs 10 receive tuco res
Rsspved Tat srpre.. our enlr- nedence 10 that
great Al ttate imprcveu the s1n belev ms
u mp sai p ~ .ss ss sa rys M ,rss
bennett feci tsraou; end - q ~isre
oursslv ~ " speedy i'm redt.tc en- arxensni
cot ~ h
oh.r dispust Whereby viii psss ont OF the c5aroi
Resolved Tia, the mn whe mi ard infamous leg.sior
~ lac winter =. - In The pastsse o. f VIE ornr
he pn lei ssthwr n@sry tNemniinF The rAlro.ds % ne
Stse fom tsxauon b..pns hs b ride upon nc p-or
~tsrwne W W. e,cfr,us sppc p,iettus oi money lor
ino' ssed NOR hau lf6 eot the treasure eptY and
nesae hAtk'rp as shown IN crn'rol which an ari
cous srd un'rrupu Qua lobby sdea by rspuolcsa 20
csea 10 erepts srd % the sae the
ul fers ~ rri'rosd ereursprs an Ia not
tupflc@ party unfer the an shsny trsl
regency forei ed the bonest men II par
ue srd dee-v.s ,ha II shouid receive enurs coadm
kcsclved That he msc>ed roc-s-y OF the day nv its
true ling 10 m power Of fup@ry and irnis and IT. ou
hinscn iubrc.rifm defeat nerc sns and hsrehv
sacn OF the assembly u sS the election Of e soeaser
sna Ia he act b. which ieadsrs stuck
hssd with renegade Amer etip TIE Csaal 81 "A u
and ssrui rsteivs toe rpodemr auon ~ sii wen
Resolved, Tat he rtcans nf the N,fe NJ Nc .
yoth h.iv per u.deS ~ the jus 81 cad
correctness o. our vircple. VII irr sdhere 70 ever,
distinctive eowTnes OF the American patty la d. Tn by
the Oh troy platforms asng Al ALI noes
and combinations which involve any sacrihce OF principles o.