New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-08

and the origins resolution adopted.
The Convention then proceeded TO ronLn.;e ca
didste for Secretary Of State.
Ella W. Leaverworth Of Onordsgs, Monroe Hal
o. E-seK b. Brookway Of Oswego, j. Z. Stevens Z,
Enc, Samuel A. Law Of Delaware and f. b. Morgan
| Of Csyrgs, were famed a. candidates.
| The Lsu,es ot u Brock~ay Of Ossego, and Thoms.
| Cauol Of Rensselaer,, were Withdrawn.
Tie L"uinsion q Samuel A. Law wss pressr'ei
BY Delaware County, a. calculated TO Unite the els.
menis Of the opposition to the Democratic patty.
| lApplsust
TIE first ballot resulted as foiovs:
Leevenvorth 2ls; Lsw 10; Hal, T.; Sewers, 5,
Nr. ELIAS W. LEavENwoRrH II OpORjsga- was
declared duly nominated, aud the nomination vas de-
clsred unatimous with loud applause.
The Convention Lex. preceded 20 vote 70, Coa-
trTer.
Robert Dsrris.op of Orange, and Albert Letter Of
| Ontario, were named.
Mr.. JANIS S. ME- lad been pleased to hear the
rGue Ct Robert Denriston proposed. He believed he
rA every mans choice and 70 save tune, he moved 10
4 make the nomination unanimous.
| Mr. l.. BlRpsLIE oh ected. He WAS going 80 vote
70, Roler Dem stor but strongly as he desired the
Ton lneeL Of that gentleman 10 Justice to all the can
dds,ts famed lie iioped the rule would DE- applied 10
! ali the nominees alike.
| Mr.. CocHRsNE, OF scheme ,.aiy thought time ~olld
| be saved by uIauimors nomination. but tee mo,lc1
| was eventually wiihdrsws, and the roA called
On the arst ballot, Dir. ROBERT DtNSIsToN was
| unanimously noniu sted for Controller
| The result was received with loud applause.
Mr.. James VI. Cook having been voted for, Mr..
BocKUs Of saratoga announced that Mr. Cook was not
| candidate for any office whatever.
| The Convention next went ineo the nominaton Oh
candidate for Attorney General.
| The following wer. named: Charles G.. Myers Of
| 81. Lawrence Addison q. Rice Of Csttaaugls, Chas
s. Spencer Of New York, aid Henry K. Selten OF
Mr.. WHITE Of NewYe-k inquired If Judge Selden
would accep. ? He had heard lie wolld not, AID II
that wss the case il was useless TO nominate him.
Drpu Of hp hhN r.
Seden il nomination simply because Of has emnent NJ
for that any other Office in the gfs OF the peo-
Die and because he knew that he would give great
strength 10 the ticket, He hoped tina. no ore was az.
.horzed to Withdraw his name
! Mr. UPHAA Of Genesee regretted that he was Al.
thorzed and compelled 20 lay that Judge Seliea would
| not accept the domination.
| Nh BlRDsEYE-Thep | withdraw his name.
On the first ballot, CHARLES G.. MYERS received a
majority If tie votes, aud declared unsni nousy
| Ionliusied as Attorney-GeGeraL
| The nomination for Sts.e Engineer was then pro-
| ceeded with.
Orville w. S'orr of Al'egspy, j. p. Goodsel Of
| Oneida CHARLES ". Wentz of Schuyler, Ensign Bsn-
| Lett OF WsyLe, and l.. l.. Nichols Of Monroe, we're
! nominated.
| ORyIILE W. S1oRR was nominated on the first bal
| lott, and non nation made unanimous.
The Convention then took aecess for threcquarters
| Of en- hour.
After the recess the Convection proceeded to nom
| nate a candidate for Treasurer.
Mr. NYE said lie would again try the experiment OF
dispensing with vote, and moved tn PHILIP Dor
SKINNER Of Erie be unanimously nominated for Treas
uIer. Carried by accsmaton.
NJ. IoyELASD OF Essex moved thar the INST woke
| for Canal Commissioner b. informal. Lost.
| Mr. CocHRAvE Of Schenectady said that owing TO
the peculiar structure OF the ticket, the friends OF
Charles ii. Sheriff. would not press his name for
candidate for fenonI alton. he desired to say 10 JUS
tee to faithful and efficient public officer tina; he
would take this occasion to thank Mr. Sheriff., ON be-.
half Of the Republican patty for having, by his official
conduct reflected honor aud credi on that party py
| diminishing the expenses OF his division by large
amount while improving It's condition and leaving BE-
nrd him record to which lis friends can hereafter
IL t. BKIciI. an presented The ma ne Of Ogden N.
| Chaplin of Aibsuy. l doing 80 he took pleasure in
saving that be sas An earnest, praecal nend vi the
Canals, and would nsver during his term OF office,
endeayor TO decrease the revenue OF the Canals % as
| TO encompass their sale.
| Isasc +. Baker Of Washington, and Humphrey G..
! Root Of Herkipler, were also named.
The frs. ballot resulted: Chspln le!, Root 20. Baker
| J6-n0 choice.
Second ballot: Chaplin 100, Root 81, Baker i3-no
! choice.
Third ballot: Chaplin ~, Roo. %. Baker 80.
The fourth ballot cOLfned to the ghesttTo, and
| resulted: Chaplin Ia, Root u.s.
| Mr.. OGDEs N CHAPINs nomination Tor Canal CON-
| missioner made ulaIimOus
Fer State Prison Inspector James K. Bates OF JET.
| ferron David T. Forest OF Schenectady, Lyman Oieu
! Of New.YorB and others, we're no niuated.
On the second ballot DAVID l.. FoREsT OF Schenec-
tady was elected, and tie election male unsni-
nous. :
| r Dy1ArlELD SMITH Of New.York presented the
| pame If Lewis L. Woodruff. New-ior could not
claim candidate ss night, for she does nor give her
NAUTICAL vote TO the party bat she asked 1t in odsr to
enable her 70 decrease that great Democratic majority
which parayzes the efforts of the rest OF the State
He coud say authoritivey thu. Justice Woodruff was
with the Republicans the great principe OF human
| ttsb IA tte hsfia nj
strongly the claims Of Judge Woodruff, on the ground
| of his capacity aid INTEGRITY.
| Mr. /. BlRDsLYE commented on the great impor-
t.nce to the legal profession and pubic OF nav9g a
| Jndpe Of the Court of Appesls located in Newfork
ara confirmed al that hsd been said In favor o JUS
Mr. LAC DAYTON hal the name to offer Of one
No, hitherto setting with the Republican party, but was
idenflfsd in JUDICIAL capacity with true Republican
| principles Henry T.. Davies. He spoke warmly In
favor Of Judge Davies.
M ORIos, of New York, opposed the nomination Of
| NJ Dsyies He had acted with the American party.
| u. tbopobt the time had come when the Repuo-
bcsns had decided this. but clean nsmes sooud be
| nut ON clean ticket. There was German kePuoh,
can Association III New York and for one vote gained
from the Americans five would be lost from the Ier'
| n,sns Il MI Davies should be nominated. he had re-
n.r,Iv spoken with prominent members Of the Amer.
csn Marty who had stated tina, the Americans would
| orl, take up such candidates from the kepuohcan
| tot.t az were American in principe. de desired no
W, RoBERrsos, Of CT smupg with appropriate re-
make, ro,nba ;ed A. s. Diven, Of Chemung.
Mr.. JANIS W. NYs thought there was not much TO
cboo,s between the two gentlemen named fro a New
Yo,L On the score of ths much dreaded Americanism
He could not regard Judge Woodruff a. always having
beeu Republican in principle, when he remembered
the decision in the Lemon slave case. But they were
sssursd that be was nov Republican. de was gad
70 hen it, and hoped toai God might give him strength
scoSrdrg 10 MS days To be sure, Judge Moodf pi
lad only stated his firm Republican convictions TO his
coIeasue from New-York, Smith, and be wished the
~ Ne .york uuders.l-pd II generally. lie