Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-26
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New York Hease Republican Convention
Syrneuse, Sep Is

New York aease Republican Convention
syracuse. Sep 2A
In the session of the Republican State
Convention to-day. Chester Lo0mis, Of On
tario, chairman Of the committee on perma-
nent organization. presented q report. which
Was read by Martin Grover, who stated in
advance that before the committee took
steps in forming IN osgasintisn, that Gen
Nye sent letter to the New York delegs-
ton declining TO serve % permanent presi-
dent, and in accordance With the request Of
that true-heartsd Republican. HE name was
not used by the sommittse. The committee,
having in view the harmony Of the conven-
tion, had. with one voice, chose one equally
true to the Republican cause, deserving and
convention, and named unanimously Abijah
Mann. Jr. Loud chesrA)
They had also named the following Vice
Presidents: lst district, James w. Nye; I'd,
NJ. s. Martin. Dutches county; Sd, Robert
A Barnard. Columbia: Ath, Clapp Parker.
schenectady; 5th. James M Monroe. Onon-
dagus; 9th, X II Dewell, Courtland; 7th.
ID ID Brown, Monroe; 6th, VIM Bristol,
Wyoming.
Cd. W T b Milhken, Westchester; Sd, Rich
ardlJ. Knswhoa, Rsnssalsss; 4th, = d
Brooke. st. Lawrence; 9Th. L Ingold, JEFF
ferson; 9Th, Z p Brooks. Chemung; 7th, S
p Allen, Monroe; Sth, + Fithian, Erie.
The announcement of the report was re-
ceived with applause. The Chair appointed
MIR. Angel Of Cattaragus. and Mr. Morgan Of
New York, committee to conduct the Pre-
sident TO the seat He took it amidst loud
cheers
David Dudley Field moved the appoint
ment Of committee from each Judicial
district, to report an address and resolu.
lutions; adopted.
On the Vice Presidents taking their pla-
ees on the stand, loud calls were made for
Gen. Nye, who remained in the body Of the
hall
Gen. Nve desired to remain on the floor
to which DR.. Field, but finally took his seat
on the platform. and after being repeatedly
called for, came forwad and spoke at length
on the prospects Of the Republican party,
and concluded by exhorting the Cow ention
to select good ticket, and then he would
promise them that they would elect il by
majority larger harrison with the
vote cast, than ct received last
fall
The committee U(I.Donlested seats for
Schuyler CO., reported in favor Of admit
ting Alfred Lee and Saml Jsmison. Dean,
of Kings CO., moved the conv entiOn to pro-
ceed to nominate the candidate for Judge u
the Court Of Appeals Carried
Timothy Jenkins. of Oneida CO.. W. B.
Wright, Of Westchester CO., H. Wells, Of
Yates CO.. Hiram DEMO Of Oneida CO.,
were nominated. Chair named the follow
ing Committee on resolutions:
lst district. David Dudley Field, j. Cush-
ing, Jr., n Y; I'd, Horace Greeley, + NJ
Maiden; I'd, J. J. Werner, j. MFrsncis; 4th.
VIM. A Dart, Clapp Parker; 5th. D c
Littlejohn. II G Root; 9Th, b French,
Vim. Hyde 18th, ] II Smith, A Emily sth,
F Fithiam. A Smith.
The following gentlemen were nominated
for the respective State Offices:
For Judge Of the Court Of Appeals-Hm-
othy Jenkins, Of Oneia
For Secretary Of State-A NJ Clspp, Of
Buffalo.
For Comptroller - Robt Denston. of
Orange
For Treasurer-J B Hogeboom, of Colum
bia.
Canal Commissioner-A S Thurston, Of
Chemung
Attorney General-Wm Curtis Noyes, of
Ny
State Engineer and Surveyor-Geo Ged-
des. Of Onondagua.
State Prison Inspector-Thomss KirkpAt.
rick Of Albany.