New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-24

| eeu 'es "ut' Mr. treei-y eIonea 10 IN IL
aaiks bu, b d-.ired PHI, s,y 90 the part q
tl"re who had joined thu X pubcnn pa y from the
40 I" can rsrk', that Judge Campbell va NJ, tn
naf ~bon th-y desird 'p'e- n, - me Crnveo'io,.
| lie ria not. 10 fact, believe that Mr. Ctnpbel cou
he youchsc for A. II -publcsn He could -t,ta,
IN the best au'h,rity. 'tat when Sanusl Han
| nobd ard Others eft the American ranks an
JDi.d the Republican parry, q letter ga
| written 10 Hammond by Campbell. uobrailing
b" io7 goirg f., Fremont. II. knew /; Wa teppr'ei
bat Cau ppti, hal voted fcr Fllma" ard ~ DID NJ.
bii hi friends could 'tste Authority thst hs voted
for tr "rt OILY few days ego Judge Campbell was
before the American COrveLtI" ia tu- city xIug
termination, and nos ne il fouod here seeking
nation from the bands of the Republican,. tie desired
to cay that The American portion Of the Republican
| parry was resdy 20 Present another name on their
| part for different q tic ApplsuseD.
Mr. FITHIAs Of Buffalo, again urged the claims of
| A. NJ. Cispp
Mr. BghLE Of Columbia 10 an eloquent spAsch, al.
vocateo the olsius Of Judge Hogeboom. The fact
bar been u'eed against that gentemsn's clam. that
is location Bgainst hi lin stion- II, desired
ossy that anything but Justice bs friend. of
that &c utleinau to bring frw.ri that pie, II
,rh ge thai the post of Controller winch after
that Of Secretary OF STATE. .houd have been
frs ballot will as that of Attorney General, thas
creating the very obj -ctiOn brought forward t.
defeat Judge Hogeb,om. II c,ld nor hi. neste
IicCn il the minds Of Judge Hogeboons friends that
The desire hae been To place obstruction in the way
Of at catdidatsS noniioation lie Certainly ')uId
not after the charges that hsd been msde, aivocst-
| TIE rouirbtot e Judge Co.. Dbell nor did hi
ZEE any rese "ly powe'' .ssnization like tn
| Rtpublclu party wni ,~dated its IN ,lority BY
90 90 h ulC codit fore IN element Of any kind
| whatever He for ore, would not bend the plian,
| hinges Of the knee to an orgsalz ,tion that
was already dead, and would coon be for
gotten of men He then alluded ia stron and eloquent
argpsge to the snices Of Judge Hoseb ,on in the
campaign and to the high and honorable position he
ad taken IL he Legislature, where his firm resist snce
Ia CO.. rupiOD had BIN fame throu gbcut the ate.
This was a tine when men were needed 10 gntod
the Tr. asury over who,e desd bodis. p'uaderar-
wonlG have to pass before they were su 'ces,'u
in their d. preda,Ions II. dehour ced t1s
TEN which had controlled the Convention, and thu
effort 40 justice Judge Iogeboom b. the trick
If taking nominations out Of tneir order Loud APP
psust
Mr.. 'THArER cf Erie desired TO say to the Con-
vertio,, th.t # the West supposed uuleas they
got Mr. CssPp 'hey would have no rrp'I,ssn-
the per,on Of Mr. Phi ip DorsheiDer.
Mr. PIERsos. Of Klngs, defauded Ju'gs Campbell
against the charges ms1e against hun ana decltre1
OF his o~ n buouiedge that Campbell the Pre--
dent O, q Fre1 ont Club cuiog all the campaign, AID
abo,ec for that candidate Ia good faith
Mr.. CHASE of O,sego gave testimony to the same
effect
The frst formal ballot was then taken and The Pre.
dent auloun ed disagreement ia the tally but in
Ieitb,r case had Mr.. Clapo majority. Ons cou0'
gave Mr. Clapp 12l, Campbell 81, and II geboom 80,
lacking Oue vote Of u choice. Another count gave
Clapp ll5
notion was made to nske 'he nomination Of Mr..
Clspp III unaous out It opposed ny Mr. GREELEY,
who u ovec for n coll e the roll again.
Gen. NYE said tina he had voted for HJg-boom no
10 this tme end ,bnuid hereafter vote tDf Claop, 81
N, re could be doubt Of bis election a. the next
ba lot He hoped that bis uomiaston would NV Be
dtclartd uUaUIuiCus.
Several her Delegates signied their otenti)n T.
vote for Clspp a. he next ballot.
Mr GRFELEY protested ~ an.t makiog the n'rnina-
tor sus, principr. There were o;her MONT
rafioDs to folog which would be tr-a'ed 10 similar
manner, aud which il ~ouli be impossible to make
unanimous. ,ppsu.e
Mr. BrALR e Columbia, withdrew the name of
Mr. Hoeebocm giving notice thst hrs friends would
bring hin for ard a. a csodidate for Treasurer. An
.thsr hs lot then resulted a. follows: Capp To-,
Campbell "a The Lou4instion wss IN tde uusni mods
MARIIs GROVER uluv.d thet tn Con yention
proceed TO tominate for C>ual Conmssioner, and
ran I'd Ariel Thur-too Of Ch:mons a. one 1t tbs
saI didaes; Alex g. VIII ans nf WasIe. y H. b irnes
~ CLenanse, and Anse Bascom Of Ssnoca were alec
named
Mr.. BrALE Of Columbia Inquired why thu no nina.
ton of Canal Conui soner Vas taken up before TIA
Of Treasurer, which VS. fr-t on tn ticket. P1r
LSkc like further carrying ou' OF 'he program ne
laid out in caucus, and he moved to reconsider the
vote.
Mr.. Snow Of Madison inquired il ,he gentleman
bad voted for the motion.
Mr. BIALE said be had not.
Mr. Snow obtained IN, floor, and urged the claims
claims Of Mr.. Bar es Of Cteuspgo
When he concluded, the motion t. reconsider was
repeaed BY a delegate and carried.
On motion, joins I HoGEBooa e Cou nbia Va
UNANIMOUSLY noIihhteu al Tue caAol &c I hi7n'-
uIer
TIE call of the roll being dispensed with, NJ.
GROVER renewed his mot oa to proce d ~ vote ff
AGsT1s SMITH Of Chautauqu. urged the claims CT
AIstp Bacon.
Mr. BRlcGs Of Onoudsgs named George Gedde' of
OuOpdsgs.
A. b. DICKINSON named Whl.m Mallory Of
Sttuben.
Tn. first ballet resulted as follows: Thurst,n "a
WlIasms o. B.rres5l, Dascon IL, M,lory 10,
Gecdes II. ~
Mr.. BRIcGs Of Onedsgs Withdrew the name Of Mr..
Grddes giving noctce that his friends wo1ld present
bis tsue for State Eugiuee.
The secoId ballot resulted: Thur.ton, %; Barnes,
50; Wil'ihms 70; Bascom. 3; Mall Try,
Mr.. GooDwIs, Of Madison uged the GAINS OF VI.
BaIp-r. The candidates now stood three D-mocrs-
al two Wings. II rhuston wa. nominatei there
would he four Deuocr.ts AID two Wings.
MI GRiELkY suggested that the other two nomi-
pees uie bt both b. OF Wing autecedent'. .,
Mr.. ID D. FIELD asked II tb- gentemiu VINO urS'u
these objections called The CUu tot Appeals poltca
,fice' He deprecated illusions ia msLs sntecedeu',
and advocated hr clsins Of goJd men alone, ladepen
dent Of former Ioli,ics or present locations
After reply from Mr. Goodsin. = third ballot vas
taken, With The following Jesuit Tnurston, 100 VIII
Inns, IS Barues u.
MI Thurs.on was theref re declared ncmin sted,
spc III. romius'ion made unanimous.
MI joins j. SIISGERLAND # Aibsnv, with sppro-
pr.,e remarks in which he dwelt upon the great ser
vlc.e 7, nc cred by bis candidate when hs left the
An. ricsn psrty and went over to the Republican
party psmtd Sil.s Seyu our Loud sppaus= from the
l,btyl
Nj BKGGs of Ooondsca begged 70 present thu
raue Of George CT dos .; Onondsga L'ud aopausej:
He caud rot he mus say, urge t"r hun t11t he htd
ever belonged e. the American party Loud applause
al d laughter. He confined 10 urge NJ. Gslde,,
upon whose private character acd public integrity no
biesth Of Suspicion coold r'st
HORACE GREELEY saii otly short tine ago il was
LII rh, ff-t gar1i