The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-08

hortng tone spoke in favor Of tho resolutions and the can
didatc nominated. - ~
fear the nomination OF Clark They could do etter
with him in the ncld than out
He interrupted by the return OF the Committee from
the American Convention They reported that they we're
cordially received and that the Convention proceed
at TO ballot for candidate, and soon they de-
cided would inform them. (Applause.)
Mr. HoxRR, of Passaic, said Mr.. Olden would be tho
Governor himself He wanted to soc a man that would
act himself and not be controlled by committee Ho
thought the nomination of Wright not lit 10 be made
Here gentleman announced that the other Convention
had confirmed the nomination Of Mr.. Oden. (Three
cheers.)
Gov NEWELL then said that he cordially endorsed tho
nomination Of this Convention, and considered one tha
nomination would consolidate the opposition and that his
administration If elected would be for the best interests
OF the State He would cheerfuy deliver the seals Of
this State into his hands. (Appause.)
lie was followed by Messrs. Dodd, Hagaman, Hcudder
and Lytc who followed in the same beaten track OF
their predecessors, delivering themselves Of the buncobo
that they had slowed away their pockets and de-
nouncing the nomination of Wright by democracy in
II was finally announced that the Conference Committee
from the other Convention waiting Ia committee
sell appoined) and the entire Convention arose with three
cheers
Mr. FrzcKRArD said In behalf Of the committee that
the committee from this Convention was received bv
Convention We now appear before YOU 10 saw that
we coincide with your action most cordially; had
stormy time, but thanks to good luck and true men, VIC
have beaten the Shanghae6 and the democracy
Three cheers for the Committee of Conference were
given, which followed by three cheers for the Aer
Mr.. Cos6ER was called for and as sood as order
was restored, sad he was glad 10 look upon
the smiling faces Of those who to celebrate victory
next November The opposition Of New Jersey had sad
died their old white horse Surry and ready TO
take him 10 the Union Course and him against the
Hudson colt.
Mr. FITZGERALD said that they owed the endorsement Of
the nomination OF this body in the American Convention
to the superior management Of Mr. as Merchant Three
cheers given for Mr. Merchant Then followed three
cheers for dozen more persons-Mr Donneiy karsh,
Porter and whole string Of Others until the whole Con-
venton got out OF wind and compelled 10 suocumb.
DELEGATE came forward with resolution recommend
ing Mr. Dayton for the Presidency in 1850 but COM
PEELED TO back out under the damper thrown upon hi8
patriotic feelings by the cries Don't destroy the harmony,
you will cause split,r &c.
The usual resolutions Of thanks, and for printing,
then adopted and the Convention adjourned se de IT
few minutes past five O'Clock. Thus has ended the
tghtrope performances Of the republicans Of Now Jer
sey, who left with happy feeling over tho marriage
with Miss American Convention, which the report OF THAI
Convention win show contaminated much 70 the cha
grin Of the Clark men Of that body who do not seem
clinod 10 submit.