The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-19
THE CAMPAIGN IN NEW YORK.

Meeting OF the New York RspubIioaa
State COnventioa.
APPOINTMENT OF DELEGATES 10 THE CHICAGO cox.
vEETIoN-Mw. h. SEWARD NOMINATED FOR TIE
PRESIDENCY.
SYRACUSE, April Is, 1884.
Tho Republican STATE Convention met aa OsrintAaa Han
ct eleven O'Clock, this morning Tho attendance was
large and embraced very many Of tho leading Repubn-
cans Of the STATE.
JAMES KELLY, Of New York, called the Couveutoa y
order and on hh motion the Hon. Richard HurlbuH e
Oneida, made temporary Chairman and Lucaen Brs-
eye, Of Kings, Daniel Gavit Of New York. Thomas O.
Plat, Of Toga. Hiram W. Haske Of Genesee Secretaries.
Mr. HuRIBUr in taking the Chair. returned his thanks
o the Convention. His illusions 10 William q Seward
and John Q. Fremont were enthusiastically received.
The list Of delegates was called.
On motion, the Chair appointed the following Cen
mt&ee on Permanent Orsanisaton,-
Nra Dia1d-Jsmes Kelly, George opdyke. Second
Distrsu-C Charles Jones, Alfred Posi- TAs.d DisrId-
B. j. King, John N. Pasker. Fourth Disaria-P @.
HITCHCOCK, W. Dart. lyA Diavt1-John P. Wooster,
s, , oSe SEA DasanLucios Robinson, James y.
Lawrence. EsgAA Disuc-A g. Conger, A. G.. Prioe.
The Convention took . recess Gill p n
On reeseemblDg, Mr.. MORGAN from tho Com miteo -
Permanent Organisation reported the following oHcers
P,eident-Hon. En W. Leaven worth, Of OaondagA
K. ~: Essrs Spay.s Ess.r
John N. Parker william NAsten; Fourth, James n liar.
Peter u, warren; Sixth, Levi Dnmick, J. r AlIsssa,
Joseph r. Dixon; Seventh, John Adams, N. Makea, T.
R. Strong; Eighth, Joseph Darling, L. D. Cobb, Jacob
Burger
Secretaries Fret district, Andrew williamson Second.
Lucen Brcseye; Third, Van Allen; Fourth, Samuel
Seventh, N. T. stevens; Eighth, Jno. 1. Smith
Mr.. LnvCwoRrH, on taking the chair, said
GENTLEMEN OF THE CONFERENCE.-THE win please - 40
cebt my profound acknowledg nsn for the honor which
you have done me In calling upon to preside
over the deiberatioos Of this numerous and nsst
ms renewed Of 01i Il. ''
and confidence OF the republicans Of the
State Of New York; but unfamiliar g Am with the DIS
charge OF the duties OF presiding officer Of debersuve
bodies, permit me 10 advance bespeAk your moot in
dulgent support We are convened here from the van
arst step IN opening the campaign Of 1904 campaign
raugbt with consequences Of the most momentousa
70 the cause Of freedom and the welfare Of the repub
that the organization which We represent
sent the only barrier which inerposes the slightest OBJ
eace to the spread Of the dark aud desoatng Il
slavery over all the Territories Of the glorious Uoisa.
10 not too much TO h At but for the successful NO
tcri.s which We, the republicans Of the State Of New
York. have achieved IN the years that are passed. the
black and piracal flag Of slavery would In t
unph over the beautiful plains Of Kansas and Nebraska
sscrnces and our ases in common with those Of our
friends throughout the Union But the work s not yet
done Other territories In embryo still lie beyond (Great
appAuse) We alone are struggling to preeer ve this
priceless nheran not only for the white aoorer Of the
North and the SOUTH but Tor the poor and the oppressed
Of every kindred and cline. THIS consummaton 10 70 -
attained only through the fundamentally Of the
labor and efforts OF the great and good mon OF our coun
try We have come together here 70 DAY that WITH s:cs
the Who shall represent the republicans OF this State
At the great national gathering u Chicaso and nothing
than the fart that the republican party is CON.
pissed Of the most homogeneous materials, and
disturb The harmony Of our delibeeateDs know that
do mot mistake the sentiment Of this Convention
say that oil moved BY one common sentiment and
feeling doubt that II ID the evident and unau-
NOUS sentiment desire the gentlemen who are hero
assembled before mo, that be who has been ssr
Ss %So IN. and 50 sS, .Ds
fesrlessy and wisely represented interests aud our
principles in bat sugust tribunal the Senate Of the Uaion
houd b selected "a the exponent Of opinions the
common standard bearer the united republican hosta
Applause We who for thirty years past. have been
his 6dey his patriotic de otiou 70 dny cannot nss
tate our choice. DOR relax In efforts for tts
oo%phshment That We may successfully aooon-
occasion and forward the great object which hsvea-
dividualiy so much at heart, let proceed, gentemens
a. o,ce win osmness and prudence and wisoo@ 49, -
personal and local considerations, let NJ mafcn @oCy
erwsrd to the accomplishment Of the grens ana pss
mount object which We severaly % Au'A
A committees q one wss then Appointed from sach
ds ,ss g. rom each cSs
'iona district seiscs dslsgssss and Two ssrna "
~ :, honr ss taxed to enable the Comnss
On Delegates 70 make mp their report ,
The Delegations nom the Soosses~so0s, o,sncss q
c;s reported insr selections for Delegates and alter
rates. -. r--.u. - p...,-..... ..S>
Resoved Tbss the Republican Electors Of The State o
New YORK. rspressnsec ~ '1 ,,. ,..u