New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-09
THE NOMINATIONS.
ENTHUSIASTIC ENDORSEMENTS
Mr.. Dickinson Addresses the Convention.
Special Di'p,sch 10 n. N z. rdbu,,

| OlutiOn fell dead upon the C"nvo't0n. The nd
O.. to lay the resolution the table, was greeted
,.;,h emph,tic applause. On demand beies made
-, ~. Yeas and Nays, the President properly Dc.
o;aos A., it required a majority to order th'm.
| A. ..I being taken, be was sustained nearly
,,.,,nu.,, The res ,lution wss tabled ten to
one, enid entbush sic applause
Mr.. Little OF Potc,m Go. renewed the 'ane
nrono. itioo. mate, islly modified, aid made TAX
inc .,eech in i,s b, half. He was powerfully re-
plled to BY Mr. sber wood OF chaut.oqa' Tue
,ss, lu.ion was amended So as to lease it dIscre-
tiopar W tn tie stae G.. muitee t. res't'sto or
not as they saw ct, and tina sn 'u''oa u'N'' ',
based on the resolutions OF thu .oo'en"''' 90.
| then adopted. 1t is admitted tia, 'ne a"o''u"'
render, the whole proposition nuga 'ory-a mere
| game to seem air, aud pus the ST. ~ "s'.
place "No fusion ~ is tue cry. The '"o' ="
| Gideon j. Tucker AID Hear S. Randall ~ ''.'
| tors at large. we're re- seved with 'ad choeu. d"
| Green declined tie post, and urged Mr.. Ran sahs
| name.
On the question Of Governor, j. G.. Mather
| named james T. Brady amid tremendous cheers.
assuring TIE Convention that he would accept
| On calling the roll, nearly every d-i-gate 10
spopded "Jsmes L. Brady"-the delegates and
outside crowd keeping up running chorus OF aP-
ulause. The dssenttIs mostly voted for Charles
O'Copor and Greene C. Bronson. Tue no ninatoa
of DIR. Brady was then made unanluod' WITH
three ringing cheers. The tesgat-s from New
York Cit, assured the Conventoy that Mr. b adys
name would save thousands OF votes from going Sr
the semi Republican ticket.
There was an amusing race for the domination
Tor Lieutenant-Goveraor between Mr. Sieie OF
Buffalo and Mr.. T, mpkios of Bro ms ca. On
calling the lol Mr.. Viele voted for Mr.. Temp
kius, bot Mr.. Tumpklna was silent. The resslt
was We. Mr. Tompkos theu rec Proc,ted the
courtesy OF Mr.. Viele, and voted for han, nomins-
t ng him by ore msjonty-the ConyentI D respond
ing with loud applause.
Mr.. Jaycox, present Canal Commissioner, having
reluctantly consented 20 be candidate, was satau-
siastically Domn aied BY acclau.ation.
Robert ". Allen OF Kings Coupty was nominated
for Pris IN Inspector over Mr. Parks Of Ahegsaay
County, after a sharp contest
At noon Mr.. Dickinson entered the Couventioa,
and was re .eive 1 with round after round Of ap-
plsuse. He responded in able speech, taking
ground that Mr. BrecknriCge was the MY real
Democratic nominee, and il thee is TO be any
fusion it must be by the " thdrawal OF Ne. Doug
las and union OF al on Mr. Breckiuridso. Tue
subject Of fusion i, left to tn, discretion Of the
State Committee, and they vii do nothing in that
direction.
REGULAR REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS.
SYRACUSE, Wednesday, Aug. 8, 1860.
The Convention was called trgr.uer At " odock.
Mr. Iahers Of Westchester agreeably With iUstruc-
ions of his constituency, Fri d c0npromie y
ion adopted in his District. He desired to cay that
his War the labor OF love 10 him.
He WAS a Breckin' ldgs man but il must De remem-
Sered hat this a movement in great .rty,
not revolution Thes should do a ] ia their power t.
attract them the remainder OF tie party AZ present
this movement 1as weak. Thrust strengthen issef by
ADDING 10 its ranks fr M The DE have ben
naed hitherto by bed l. sdersbp. II ey would "a her
have one Democrat vi b Oh. IN toan doz a Black Re-
pubhcsIs They only do 80 by coacll,aicn Ii he
idates of the National Democracy expect
they must look for il By UNION Ia the Northern Sa.es
The ole electoral vote, if cat for those csndidaes
will not elect tn, He had reason 10 believe III It tue
other parties would meet the Cow. MON halt way,
the door was lett open for nrgot'a,iops He koew
concjla ion vas desired by he other side. Whetuer
the, would maize ovetures first, he could not sy, but
THE Cons FL ton beng rigat, could sturd t. make tue
frrt advances. lie belle led that IL This Colvea-
iion are for principle rather than office, Add ne 70
eved he might say without fear of contradict that
thoss he ohsr eide nigh, be coacill,ed sitb o6
He believed that il this St,te would strengthen
the baids of their friends in PeDDsy d d New.
Jersey and lead he Triumph Of Their candida at
ali events would defeat the Republican 'icket and
TINS movement 10 reform aud not 10 aeetruy tue
Democratic party such result v-ry desrao e.
He cantioDed genie not to r-a' the subject lightly,
for whatever the headers might say, the p-1pie you'd
hold The Convention sponsi lie ia er action on this
subject. He moved ere following resoin,ion:
Resoived That COMMITTEE of = be appointed By thi. Con
with any Committee ess asyoinei
by any other Tor %. pdrPose 81 10 eai upon
the laid Com have to substitute hers for hose
nominated By hi, Convention SO that fr pIs.ota Il
tickets to be mutually supported at the coming election
Mr. Osborn of Cbauiauqua would Dot discuss this
question He simply moved to lay II ON the table.
Loud applause
Mr.. Mcintyre # New-York j. Smith Of New-York.
ana OF els mand,d the Yeas and Nays.
Cries OF " No. no."
Jobn A. Green-The Yeas and Nays have TO be CT
dered frs.
The Cbsir-That is right. Those desiring the Yea
ara Nays will rise.
Twerty-two C,lt gates rose.
The Cbsir-The Yeas and NAYS ordered
Mr. Green objected to the recision. 10 the absence
Of rules msjo m is necessary 10 order the ieas sad
Nays. Loud applause. :,
j. Smith rose 10 point of order 1t only required
ten 10 order the Yeas ana Nays
Cries OF " Order, 4" order"
Tie PresidentIhe Ct sir has deccedthat requires
a majority.
Mr.. Mcintyre Of New-York-Then l appeal from
the cecislon Of the Chair
NJ Green moved 10 amend by declaring the decision
of the CT air sustaL ed. ~
J. sn ith-No such motion is necessary. The appeal,
If not sustained decides the question
The Pr, 81 lent put toe question on the appear, ana
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