New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-17

The Convention assembled at g O'Clock, and the Tor
lowing were announced as the O0lniHi'"' ." '''''''
Messrs. 7. II. Skinner, r. b. Connolly, H. = ke'cn'
am peter Cagger. Edwin Dodge, H. y. johnson, "
anu r ~ Dclawsre reported in favor Of the
admission Of Henry w. E,arly as Delegate from the
ud District OF ANegany' . e.
Mr. MURRAY Of Cattaraugus made minority re-
~srt in favor Of Gen Chamberlain.
The report Of the majority adopted.
Mr.. MILLvR Of Columbia, from the Committee on
Contested Seats Of Kings County reported in avsr Of
~ Bradley organization. The vote in favor Of the
ueport is d, 10 ! against II.
Mr.. PADDOCK Of 81. Lawrence made report in
hvor Of admitting both sets of delegates.
Mr.. HOWELL Of Suffolk, called for the Yeas and
Nays, and the report Of the majority was agreed to
A resolution for the appointment Of two members
ksm each Judicial District, by the delegations, to act
a. members oi the State Central Committee, wa called
sp and adopted.
Mr.. MASDEyILLE OF Ontaro moved 10 proceed 10
The nomination Of candidates.
Mr. FOWLER Of New-York moved 10 amend by
Saking recess of half an hour 70 select Central
Committee. Carried, and an informal recess had
On the announcement Of the vote admitting the
Bradley Delegate, the Hon. Gideon j. Tucker ap-
pointed his brother, Dr. Tucker of New-fork a. hs
substitute, and left the Convention.
On being again called TO order, the Convention TOOK
nation OF State officers.
The Hon. j. WIILAHD stated that it was well
known that the nome of the Hon. d. IL. seymour ha'
been extensively mentioned as candioa,e ior Uover
NOR bu. he was authorized and requested to say that
his name will not be presented az candidate before
Che Convention. lAppause -
Mr.. Smith Of OswegO sald the name OF the non.
w. +. Allen of Oswego had also been quite generally
mentioned for the office Of Governor but he desired
~ promote the entire harmony Of the party and mas
mach az prominent Democrat, who had been norni-
nsted two years ago, was also mentioned, Judge
Aliens neme would not be permitted to be used in this
Cenvertion. IApplause.l
Mr,CHAnBERkiis of Dutchess, after passing q high
eahgium on Judge Parker and the Hon. VIM. Kelly,
withdrew the of the latter in favor OF the former
fi>eud cheers.
Judge WILLARD then moved the nomination Of
AmAsa j. PARKER for Governor, and it was carried
by aecamatop, the Convention rising and cheering
sxt usasticaly.
Mr.. FAlRcniLp Of Madison Pssented the name Of
aAe Hon. Jous J. TAYLOR of Toga candidate
5or Lieut.. Governor. Applause.I
Mr.. LAwREscE of Queens presented the name OF
Ne Hon. David H. Floyd Jones of Queens & candi-
date for Lieut.. Governor: IApplause.l
The roll was then called for an informal ballot which
resulted az follows: John j. Taylor, to; David X.
p yd Jones, ~; and the rest scattering.
At the close of the ballot Judge Voorhees, OF Kings
withdrew the of f. b. Spinoa, and east the uni
nd vote for Mr.. Taylor
Mr. D. B. SKIssER said that as his name had been
mentioned by few political friends, be desired to say
Nat he warmly in favor of John j. Taylor lAp-
plauss.
Mr. IAwREscE withdrew the name of Floyd Jones
snd united in earnest support Of Mr.. Taylor. Zap
phnse.
Judge BURR Of Broome, moved that the nomination
a J. j. Taylor be made unanimous.
Several other indiyidua Delegates then withdrew
sAeir former votes and east them for j. j. Taylor.
The motion to make the nomination unanimous was
shen carried with loud cheers.
PrrsR CkscyR moved that the Convention now
mat. To for
aioner and named SBERs,s Is. PIPER OF niagara.
ELI Cook Of Buifao, in presenting the nstne oi
william Williams a candidate, made iorcible
speeeh in favor of the nominee, urging the claims OF
BuHalo as deeply interested in the cansls, and ex-
pressyog a desire that the Democrats of the West
vsad bury part Of their difficulties, for which pur-
Psee mainly he presented the name of Mr. Williams,
- honest man.
honest men in the Convention in connection with the
sfsee Of Canal Commissioner. lie knew Hr. Piper to
D. honest man, and money that passed through ms
hands would be- expended strictly for the beneht oil the
8tate and would go into the pockets OF the laborng
nep who earned il on the completion of the Canals.
M FuLTos of Monroe nominated Jarvis Lord OF
Dsproe. Mr.. DUNLAP Of Niagara seconded the nomi-
nation.
Mr.. L.uDERDtLE Of Livingston presented the name
e Wm. T. Cuyer Of Livingston.
An informal ballot was then taken. with the follow
hg result: Piper So; Lord. 45; Williams L.
Eli Cook then withdrew the name Of William VIII
Eams.
Mr.. FOWLER said on behalf of himself and the other
delsyates from NewYork who had voted for Mr.. VIII
Eams he desired to change their vote to s. j. Piper
Mr.. Cuylers also withdrawn.
In the first formal ballot Mr.. PIPER was nominated
by rs to ~ Applause. .
Mr.. Fulton OF Monroe moved that the nomination
D. declared unanimous.
Notion carried with cheers.
Mr.. FIELDS Of New-York, in q strong speech, then
.onnatsd EDWARD l.. DosSrLLY of New-York, for
State Prison Inspector. Applause.
A large number of other names were al-o presented
On the first formal ballot, EDWARD L. DoNNELLf
nominated, and the nomination made unanimous
Mr.. j. B. SKINNER reported series of resolutions
which were received with much applause.
Rs.lssd, That content that the American people
ssk judge the Administration OF James Buchanan by its acts
They will recognize whs; history viii fail 20 record,
Mat By m domestic policy hs. discounted the designs OF sec
o.ah.m AT either extremity Of Union mas me
.nd~As union OF Toe ss.es while BY the trlanps Q. s
sn Of Visitation .sArh, and e.ored this long withheld
snsees-iop OF our equality upon the ocesn.
Rssl That the soenen. of the Kansas question by the
s~. IL the Inhabitants the Territory that
~ from Congress and has lef the future disposition Of it, in
sras affairs ts people subject only 20 the Constitution
Rs.oissd That While 100. iii. settlement certain to
eveniuss in The admission of hsnsss az Free STATE and h.
9TH equal satisfaction The scceon Of Minnesota and the sp
posohnE s sioa of Oregon reI ,he ofensN, and dsn
srroa sssumPon Of irot mis- STATE that BY the pre-
pondssnoo of v Northern States in 'onsres. victory has
setn won os., ne s@ea, IA y, [ ~ 49,. ~ 49,
W. rly upon patriotic Denoescy Of c Norh
lth fi"tr fefteu oi Sith
nights and ca ALI, al Unioa against any
sesh usurpalion - fhe Federal power
Rs.sea fhst regard oil iegaon iutonda 70 oostsIet
emigration -,vner prse them Of their right.
when naursz.d Ake mpoo aud unjust, that We egAd
the proh-g OF the RsPabcSn Convention 70 nu the
sshts which na;ced citizens enjoy BY eug,hcuns The
Of prohson, when cona;ed With their former rroies
of devotion 70 that cs not c byocra and shame
r.. than ths sSows OF e Of readiness TO Pass
.Rsssy h~, such they had before declared une0nstitu
siens and nex eiient.
R<aeved favor cf the iuniedai.
fthe lateral csn@ that the friends
vork ihose who seek BY economy aud faithful ugstr
sn Of their finances reduce the burdens upon
ns devote The Of the canals - their ngcm
sad Of wasting prof Jobs prosccuted under
sA.. Of eotyinf ocas that conscoas that bat
sssf the enlargement could no~ b. compile
- We look 70 the ecc.icn Of Democrats Adustrzt
p~r,c, that worA and complete the policy already nid