New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-23

Mead Of FIspklin p C. LSIjoes % 0s~eso, aee w VI
Risen ~ MsSi.oDi Jsms wsdswOrth livingston,
and and P H% JIM ] nu p 4 Niasara
I N WBTrT of N,w-York, moved that tue Con-
s,tion now proceed ballot fol candidate for Gov
erpcr.
+. DELAFGuD SMITH--Nr. Presidential orderthat
the Republican parry may present Al undivided front
On the candidate that heads their ticket for Sste off,
cen, aud N response what he believed to be the
universsl ssniimeot of the party of tie State move
that f. ID Morgan he declared unanimously nomin .ted
for TIE office OF Governor of the 5 ate Loud an-
pause the Convention rising, waving hats aud hand
kerehies and giving rouud after round OF enthusiastic
JAMS S. wADswoRTH-I move. "a IN amendment
to sdd N the same vote the nsme of ROBERT CAMP
BILL for Lieu't nsnt Governor of toe State of New
hoTk tRsnswed Applause, the Convention and the
gtlefies giving round sitter ruUud of cheers
NATHAN CRARY Of ST. Lawrnce-As a Delegate
nom TIE comfy that will give the ticket 1000 maj ri
", second the not on az amended. Loud applause.
Zen. ME said that two years ago he had done his
bess the non nation Of those Candidates for
the Offices for whi'h II now proposed to
mate tie by reclamation. Sin then there has been
come litile mi understanding bstwefn himself aud the
inst gtntleu an named the ticket Tie desired
10 second the Ouinaton OF Gov. Morgan, IN order 10
show that he he'd persooaI animoE y, aud that he
Gid not sui,r personal feeling to interfere with public
duty. Applause and laugh err
The PREsIDENT-The Convention has heard the mo-
ton which hes been 0ouby seconded lappl4us-l Gen
fsuen those in favor Of the uomna loo of f. d. Nor
gan for Governor AID Rob RI Campbell for Lieutenant
Governor, will say AYE"
A loud ald unanimous Affirmative vote was given
and rspesed. When the negative wa put no one re-
pled. The Convection Row exhibited mu h enthu-
fasr the GALLERIES sharing in the excitement Of the
Convention a. the shouts Of applause only sus
PENDED to break cut aresh with renewed energy when
banner bearing the names Of Lucoln and Hsmlin and
Morgan and Campbell, was suddenly spread forth on
the platform. At the same Ioment, IN ee guos aeed
on The De the canal opposite the Hall comm sncsd
firing and tie r.pd aud loud reports for ume lnt'r-
ruptxd fLIt er proceedings of the Convention.
Rher order was restored Mr. Cook Of Greene
moved proceed TO ballot for candidate Tor the office
Of CsUsl Cen u.is lon=I.
kr. DAVIS of ODondaga moved 10 amend by voting
viva voce
Mr. Cook accepted The smepdrpe5t
j. LAGLER f New-Ycrk, With ap oropriaie remarks,
romI aztec Gen. Brue of NJ d sn. 40, Lluse
b. +. BExFoRD Iomina ttd ). II. 3 2rnes, with re-
marks &c g. lis hone ~ and ethcl ney; m
c. b. SEDGwIcR uonins'ed Alfred u. Hovty OF On
cndage ps'ng cou phmSn' 70 NE character anu DIE
thoIo0gh compe eUc, for the tne-
J. c SsuH nominated George 0eddes OF Olon.
6nga. IApplaus
b. WFi6H, jr, moved that Mr.. Sharp of Ulster,
and Mr.. Dsgoon Of New-York, be appointed to keep
record Of the yOtss cast Con1ed
The frst alot resulted follows:
3 u Bsrnes..............l4o Gedaes .....A
A ID Hovey o. r. T. hruce.........
jobs LAGLER o. Nsw-York moved that the nomina.
ton OF Ba Les be made unanimous (Ioud applause and
tbs moiion wss carried amid grFa cheering.
Sens'or BILL moved that the Convention now pro-
coed to vote, viva voice. for candidate for State Prison
Inspector. Carried.
JUICE HATHAWAY OF Delaware, il compliance with
with the cir ton Of his County Convection presented
the name of Norwood Bovine. In regard to his com.
Detency be reer ca 10 The Official record while be ned
TIE position, snd in regard to popuari he de
Glazed that Mr. Bovine bad do ouch to aid no TIE
Republican party in the section Of country in which
be lived. He came from portion of tie State where
nuch feeling mabifss'ed agairst rur nominee for
Governor and he hoped this concession would be made
to the ci,sflect among ,he citizens Of Dela ware
Senate Ball presented, with appropriate remarks,
The nan Of DR.. james X. Bates.
Br. II. STEADwELL presented the name Of GAY
lord B. Hubbe Of Wee chester, urging hls elA Ms 10
the o, mir alton Al length
Mr.. CLARY presented the name OF CLARK Mason OF
Wayne
Senator KETcHAm nominated Moses (. Sands of
Dutehess
Mr.. ScHULTz of New-York seconded the nomination,
G. + PIERCE of Ulster also seconded the nomination
as one emineutly hit 70 be made. There was but ooe
nsme that bad been mentioned in connection with the
cfice which was ia any way equal 10 that OF Mr..
Sal6s-h.t Of Thomss Krk patrick, whose honesty
ana efficiency be should always indorse. The Demo
Gratis lad made strong nomination Tor Governor IRON
Duchess CVolty, aud the Republicans OF Dutchess
asked this concession setOf against that nonna
". BoGARDUs Of Cayuga FAMED Thomas Kirk
patrick WINS name he considered sufficient recon-
Depcstion without word Of praise from him. lAp-
The frst ballot resulted as follows:
Js1nes .....l30 CLARK Mason
ThOulss ri kpatrirk.... 50 HT95eli '.'...'' y
Rofs God Bovns............ Is.
Dr. Bate having received majority Of the votes,
was on motion Of Gen. NYE declared unanimously
nOmiLsfo.
Or motion Of DAVID DUDLEY FIELD the Conven-
ton then took a recess till p m.
On he adjournment, firing of cannon was resumed,
and kept up necessarily by three pieces.
As soon as the nominations were made Known a
Handsome banner bearing the inscription, For Gov
erp,r EpwIS d. MoRGAS, the Peoples Candidate,
wss srstcheo the street. opposite the Noofhes
HoUse.
The Convention reassembled at u p. m. Their, was
but su al st Ddance IN the ball, and the galleries
ytre nearly empty he crowd being attracted by the
.rroe essou outside, Of the " Wide wakes.
The following was uneed as the Commltes
cbos by the dele CARTONS from the Congressional DIS
tricis 70 report two Electors At large:
Dist l-Wu. A Conan. Dist l6-yoseph H. Ramsey
N Am Rradev 1o-H r. Nashbume.
S-I,buJ siloo1. 2O-GeoTge Brayton
JaSn r sevuour 22-DeWtt Little John.
efe~is n Mhtt. 23-B BrOckWsy.
No. Ortor 24-rh Iuas It Davis.
s-Dsyd Dudley Fled. z2-OTfoh ]Ieget
s-GsylId b. Hubbel H-jaTes ! SIL'h
1Q-A Il Rusiel ~ j. .; uueueI'
i2-Ispes H Mse. 29-Bet jauin Smith
A ptbony la 5--teuamn Prngle'
il Il n Nuis 6l-Heury Sui.h
T. HeLry Craudsu ~. " fotle.
l6-Sar uel NJ Weed. 33-W. Mckinstry
I5-Frdncis +. Skinner
The Committee then withdrew to consult on the
names Tor the Eeetors at Large Gen. Nye, for the
purose Of expeditipg business moved that the several
osore.sopsl delegations present the name for their
Sistyiot Carried and the following electoral ticket
- - r;,a Dist XyIII-Henry Churchill