New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-09

psoo. elements of the STATE in Opposing the Republican keo
J. S'tws of Chsutauqos moved to lay the resoiu'
ton On tie table. ,
y,i,e-Let us have the Yeas aod Maya L am
Union mar Let us sh = our hands.
Ssmu c. Courtney s,oke III favor OF the res 'ldton.
They ere charged ~itn desiring 70 .lscs the Rspu Ii
csn Il, kst He Tree that door should BE- left OPP ~
=, THE rec. la lou invited all to JON he party, wi ut
40 or, n,siug the pls form prlne Of tn parry.
Jucev Steward sed h. res lu'i N al lie gt, lie
sveI would ut t. Ilace the onposts in tue han is
n the et ewy. Loud spplsnse Tie spoke Al len. n.
.er M. ng Squ,tter Sovere'gOy d the Regency.
Md ging hide. eDdenr action lie cane IS he rep
res. NATIVE # honest and hoped ticket of ,oDest
pen would be plac IN the ted. They we're sm al in
upm,els in c. aoqua bu; b" hoped ~ hone his
,ourti,uepcy with cea" n DIS. Tae no no o1wer
as plsced 10 hi hsnds of tie Ceutrsl c. omists, TO
tsce and tarter Of the party, he sh,ud lush to 60
home ~ n1ake report his fri7 IDS in Chat4uaua.
Toy had Topped off be excr-sc4oce the, had NJ. eft
the Dsmoc attic party, aud he h'pe n,tupg N)ul,n
he done 10 break the faith Of the people this We
pent
Mr. Lawrence of New York id for the cake of
sCmpr mise, b. hao coose te0 rep eseut rural die
ic, but be still et hia Sc Ii representative Of New
YoIk it and sssech Oppo I'd sDlu ioo.
Mr.. Getty of 0swego favored the resoltio1 He
raut,l ed the Copve liOl that by clOsiug tue DOCS
AGAINST all CONF rone they would take the position Of
sUsll action OF gre at party. H. believed 10 PRO-
Gp es not preudi ~, and pfin ipls was comoro-
psed IN the resolution The people of his county de-
uspd that tn door shall not b+ closed against CON-
prouis and be iei-v-d they might trust the State
Conn ipee. He We as much opposed "a ans man
sculd be to the Richmond aud C'ggar Clique, but be
hid confidence IN tfe n form ny he Sta Coz nit
tee ard wiIlirg place such power as was dele
ssed by tie res, hut On in .r babds
Mr.. Little amen Cd the re-oaton by a6dioy thereto
The words upon the principles enuacaled by this
G. nyeution ia lie resOin ions
Toe IecolptioD then adopted amid applause fro
eatsiders and del gstss
Mr. Cbamberla reported that the delegation from
bs With JuOic'a ID strict hao with consider IDLE
tficolty in nami the IN. mbeIs of The State Con-
pitee. They desired til Erie County should be
FprestDteo ard comp lied, therefore 10 leave
Of The Iane of Mr. Wilbur Of Gcnes,e and pls ed on
tie Con mttee the nsme Of Israel I. Hatch If Buffalo
They now desire rs express er of the services
Iei DER by Mr. Wilbur rs a member of the old Com
Eittee,
MIR. Murphy of New-York moved thai no persons
Dc allowed to speok more t"sn any question:
aDo Dot longer tbaI five minutes. Carried.
Mr. Cou tDey Of Albany, NTH appropriate
noved resolution xpte of regret &C dea,L Vi
TIE Hon. Samuel Beai dsey, which was I'D pied IAN.
inouty
Tie Committee to nominate Electors at large re-
ported tue osmts of Gideon :. Fucker of New-York
sod b'Dry S. Rhn;ail of Cortland as such Electors
which were received with applause.
The following is tie Staie Central Committee:
Sst Di,tric', o. w Sn itb and Thadoeus p. Mott
Id Mslhe~ McMabon ana J o Hasbrouck
sh John A. Green, jr, and Norm N Maltoy
6th 8 wats n 'nd 4 d d MisI
sth Isrsel T Hatch and g P EDDY.
The lowiI I'D .it,opsl State electors named:
96tn D. rct Geo &c l. Clark Of Gsnesse.
III District HIIs Wilbur.
TIE reports on the Safe Central Committee and
ErctOIs were adopted.
On motion, the Convention procee ded to nominate
candidate for GQytrDQr
John G.. Mather nominated James T. b ady. He
hsa teegrspbed 10 tIm bu ceiv.d no replyi but his
y,s he had Do doubt, becAuse he s"ent from he
CIV lie guatpiesd he was thorough Breckenridge
nan. Applause r -
Tbs list WIS then called. When the name of j..
su in as called lie said he h4d int did " vote for
Nj Kelly Of Dutbe but rs Mr. Brady had been
gusrAnte ed a BreckinIioge man, no voed for Mr..
Brady.
TIE vote resuFted as follows:
yyho'e number Of lis
Bndy SO Lawrence.
SLonor.....''''''''' hemoIs,
The vote for Mr.. Tucker Cast by DR.. Cha k of
ST. LzwIence.
TIE ucnlpation of Mr.. Rrsdy was made unanimous
end three ct eers given for the nomlnee
Mr. heAiah,iu WAS proud rsturn thanks TO the
ON for bavirg selected the candidate from tue
class to which he him self belon. ed lu the nomination
toe Convention had ruek nc veln. ihere was
danger of lis How -couurymen going over 10 the
smt Republican candidate, but that DANGER was
r,I.o,e ed by ,bis nomination Of one who had always
tiCoo NJ for the rights OF his country men.
The Convention pro- eedel TO nOInlrate sahdldA1s
for Lieutenant Governor.
Col n. X. yleIe of Erie aid Edward Tompkins OF
Boone " ere uamed tt e
MIR M,Mshon spoke in favor of tde nomination OF
MIR Ttmpkiut. ~,
Mr. sI.Wart of Chsutauque urged the claim OF Col.
vj~le whose name WIS q OF strength In Western
hew-Y,rk. ;..s h.. ;,h
dew his name and favored the nomination OF Col
Vieie -c.se
AR Vielo, when his naue Was called, vOteu ior MY
TeU Ikns. ,.a NJ Tomok;rs
900 for reasons well understood he had refused to
80. !, he h,sIao e wss called He nov begged per
,,;,s;o7 10 cast bis vote for J. Vile. Applause.
N X yiele AAas declared uusnimOusiy nominated
q, mot TN of Jacob Smti, john NJ jay Cox OF
Ssfe tor Canal mmissioner tAppausel
Robert w. Alec of Kings wes nomna'ed on the
E,st ballot for State Prison Inspector.
+ q Msther Edward roDpkins, G. L. Chamber,
"A !. G.. Spepcr and Caros COBB. were aPpoatel
Comm tee 10 inform the candidates Of tneh hoahS-
i'm. s.Llu G pon-
A n President Of the Convention aud Urlah ). L. I'VE
otb.r SEC etaTes for etc eDt Conduct 10 the dis
ri roe of their da les. Adopted cnanimousl5
vote Of AXIS was t,en passed ID the late State
{ ,pnittee for iis efioit Mt action. ~
Nr Follstt NOV, that the pfocs dDgs be puOitshed
II IL the Democratic papers Of the ats
Three cheers were here called lof ana gwen ior 1e
Z ket.
Mr. RnOs of New-York was surprised at the cool
Beg of the applause He hoped the Convention would
not n parste VII bout warmth. lie now proposed
ID rec cheers for The cause.
The cheers wers enthu asticslly gwen.
The Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson being called for ap-
D4a ed and was received with 'ud applause the Con-
,;sino their fee aad giving him three