New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09

have ever listened 20 ~ soas ~ % upisnec ~ a.
Its genuine ring stirred up The Convention TO "a
widest enthusiasm. ard vet'ly believe they wos.
have listened oil Daylight had MI Godwia CON-
timed to tslk 90 long
While nsDy are OF course disappointed IN not
having secured the poDlration Of their it'Orlte
candidates, thu ticket, as whole seems to give
entire satisfaction: and the delegates separate, ~
they csme Il getter with the best feeling toward
each other, and with undOuotDg faith that they
ran, AID an unbtbdiDg determination th,tthey 'c'H
elect the ticket which they have placed ia noml-
nstion.
ELIAS w. LEAvENwORTH. the candidate for
Secre'sry of State, is aell known to the country
Is bsyirg filed With general acceptance, from l-oi
to l-J6, the Office for which be is sgsIn in nomins-
tion. Dir. L. wss also member of the Assembly
If 1857, IN which body be rendered the State good
service By his strenuous opposition 10 all Hard
pan and other trumped csaal claims
ROBERT JOHNSTON, of Orange County, the
candidate for Controller. occupied the same place
on the Republican ticket two years sgo. Me-. ID.
has had considerable legislative experience having
served as a member Of Assembly three years. ISIS,
l-:9 and Ic40, AID subsequently as Serator for
eight years. In those days be was q Democrat Of
the Barnburner schoO; but. becoming disguised
At the subseryiency Of his party to the Slave power
be gave it a wide berth, and was among the earliest
sdherents to the Republican organization. He is
I'LL with efficiency the Office TO which the people
vii, elect tim pext November.
PHILIP DORsHEIMER Of Buffalo, the candidate for
Treasurer, the oulS gentleman on the ttctet who
was nominated without s ballot, (bY scclamston)
il We'll known an aba man and n working Re
publican. He wss formerly Democrat, and served
ss Postmaster of Buffalo durit z the administration
OF Mr.. Var Buren,. Like tn ,ussnds of bis German
countIynen. be WAS unable TO rec ,nce Democracy
with the trade in men aud women and Joined the
party If Freedom.
Mr.. CHARLES G.. MYERS the candidate for
Attorney General, is al eminent lawyer of It.
Lawrence County. He WAS formerly Dem
ocrst and served such in the Legislature
of 1867, but voted for Van Buren, and Ad-
ANS ia las, and was an early adherent of
the Republican movement. Mr.. NJ. is agentlemeu
of elegant culture and tne social qualities, aud s
very popular in the northern part of the State, by
whose DELE gates ne was warmly urged for the post
to which he has heen pominated.
Mr.. ORyILLE w. STORY of Allegsuy, the can
6idste for State Engiueer aud Surveyor now Resi-
d. Mt Engineer on the Genesee Valley Canal is one
of the most accomplished practical engineers in the
State, ard q man we'll known for his industry and
integrity. His antecedents are Wing
Mr. DAVID L. FORREST of Schenectady, is the
candidate for State Prison Inspector. He has the
reputation of thorough business man, of grea.
veilence, activity Intelligence, and integrity-yery
desirable qualities for a Prison Inspector. Mr..
Forrest was formerly Clerk of the County of Sche-
nectady and Wing.
ME-. OGDEN N. CHAPLIN Of Albany for Canal
Commissioner, is q prominent Forwarding Mer-
chant. connected with the American Transports
ton Company. lie has spent his life in the bust
ness n which he is DoS engaged, is therefore
thoroughly cOpyersant with requirements of the
Canals AID will no doubt make An excellent Com
missioner MIR. Humphrey q. Root of iIerkmer,
also q Forwarding Merchant, had many friends in
the Convention; 50 had Mr.. l. ID. Baker of
Washington County, aud it not until the fourth
ballot that Mr. Chaplin received the nomination.
Mr. &. was formerly Wing.
Mr.. CHARLES HUGHES Of Washington County,
the candidate for Clerk of Appeals WAS a Demo-
cratic member Of Congress from 1853 TO 1870, and
took sides with the North aesiost Mr.. Douglass
Kapsas-Nebrasks bill aud subsequently united with
the Republican party. He was Mr.. Richardson's
competitor for the Republican nomination for Clerk
of the Assembly LAST Winter Mr. Hughes is well
qualified for the post to which he has been nomi
mated.
OF Mr.. HENRY T.. DAVIES OF York, the
candidate for Judge of the Court OF Appeals, you
| in New York probably know more THAI We do here
| in Syracuse. IL you don't, you oughtt.
Ore of Brsdys splendid Imperial photographs
| Of Gov. SEWARD which was on exhibition at
WeitiDg Hail during the sessor of the Convention
attracted much attention from delegates and spec
| tatOTs.