The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-12

hamilton, Cnaries H. hooSevct, d D. wilson ana Nnas
Third Diayia-John A. Willard, Henry H. Martin, Eras-
tus Cooke, W. s Kenyon, Daniel Knower and Joseph G.
Patton
Fourth Dishict-George B. Sheriff., James B. Mexican,
A. d. James, George T. uanford and Seymour Sexton.
Graham Acnso wood wm 1 pusr and james eY bs "
Sirth Disrict---John Eddy, +. H. Matteson, H. A.
Beebee, K H. Duell. James Barrett and N. Goodrich.
Serenh Dfsrtc.Wm. Il. Aldridgo, Oliver Allen, O. B.
Chase.
ESgAtA pist,ict-Ncah Davis, Jr., Henry W. Rogers
Joshua H. Darling, Chas Dentramont John r. Smith ant
Daniel Morse.
On motion, the above committee was authorized to I'll
vacancies.
Mr. BxEnE, Of Toga, moved that the committee be d.
rectcd TO select three delegates from each Judicial district
70 form State Committee.
After debate the resolution was laid on the table.
Mr. VAN AlS-ss, OF Oneida, offered the following
Resovad That the Committee Nominations be instruct
20 rep n no man pr ~ this Mt we
bent any State ocs except sy Judge o The Of Appeals
MT. EDGAR McMuIIEN moved 10 lay the resolution Oh
the table.
Carried amid laughter
DELEGATE renewed tho resolution with the exception
Of that part relating the Judge of the Court Of Appeals
which was also laid on the table.
Mr.. Hall, Of Onondaga member Of the Committee
OF Arrangements, informed the Convention that this hall
was wanted at eleven O'Clock for the meeting Of the
Republican State Convention AS the committees Of this
Convention would not be ready to report for hours
they might take a recess till half past twelve clock
He was informed by the Secretary Of the Republican
State Committee that the Convention would only be In
session hour and would adjourn till four O'Clock
as 10 give this Convention an opportunity OF meeting
again at hafpast twelve O'Clock until four They could
then adjourn for he Republican Convention again
semoe was necessary for both Conventions to be
III session at the same time, OF them could the
CITY Hail. which had been secured for the meeting Of the
Nominating Committee.
The Convention then took recess till halfp past one
o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention was called TO order at the hour up.
pointed
Mr.. scnolEFElD moved that when the Convention pro-
coed to vote upon the nominations, the Secretary call
the roll Of the members, and check their they
vote.
On motion, the resolution was laid on the table
Mr.: ScnoIFlIrlD moved that tie ron of members DO
called with the exception Of those from Yates and call
edlor inc yeas and nays on his motion
motion was made to lay the motion Of Mr. Schole1eld
on the table, which carried
vote was taken to lay the motion Of Mr. ScholeGeld
on the table, and Il WAS CARRIED.
Mr., lA1lhoNg moved FER 6ommittco Of two from each
Judicial district to nominate an executive committee.
Laid on the table.
Mr.. CARROLL, from the Committee on Resolutions re-
ported as follows -
The representatives Of the people the State York.
In Convention assembled dscsrdng all political divisions,
animated only By the paSic sri nat Elsws ia hs
the formal organization of any of The existing par
cs s e hs ha s Of ss ps to pfo
IF h nnd a s f
defend maintain and pere,ac them at every hazard and
sustain with 81 individual and united power aud zeal the
cons.nonay chosen an,hores Of the government in the
"nssasng energy to the end that permanent shall be
loyal citizen shall be restored to and proes siai in .b
sSSSy%sRt Of his property Dat traitors
those laying arms and Submitting s 70 the
and Ss pSGp Of c m 10
az tho approaching election their devotion and
caus, this Convention to be assembled anrainneed by
a Yes We present TO HEM the nominees of this body and
citizens Of the State
After debate the resolution laid on the table to
await the report of the Committee Nominations.
W. WEED, Of Albany, moved that committee of two
be appointed to call on the Nominating Committee and
ascertain e Az when they will be ready TO report
Mr.. Weed aud Mr. d. A. Munroc were appointed such
committee,
nr. J. B HAsns, Of westehestor, offered the follow
ing
kesoyed That The delegates 70 this Convention from the
Unon Conventions verai Counties FOR he nomina
inmate dsire to be elected az the nsnns @ ee
ventieh.
Mr. HsxS thought the object of the resolution was I'm
destood He called for its reading aud moved the pre-
vi0Rs question.
The call Of counties ordered on the question shall
the main question be now putt"
Much confusion existed; several motiogs made to
drive OF a vote.
At last Mr.. ALLEY, OF Steubep made n motion for re
cess I'LL seven ocloct which was carried and the Con-
veh'ion adjourned till seven P, NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
The following is the ticket nominated by the Peoples
Convention, without cooperation with the Republican,
Convention--
Attorney Generdl-D. s. Dickinson.
Secretary Of Stde--Iioratio Ballard, OF Cortlandt
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Robinson, Of Chcmung.
Tredsu,er-W. Il. Lewis, Of Kings.
Canal Cbmuisb,ncyy--ior the long tcrm-F. A. Aber.
ger Of Ere for the short term f. A. Tallmadge OF New
York.
State Prison KnsprctorA. B. Tappan, of Weschester.
State Eu9i,eer-W. b. Taylor, Of Onc'a.
Court Of Appeais-W. b. Wright of Ulster