New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

Oliver Lsdus Of Herkimer. l3s A. Barclay.........2
samuel kusges....... % H. Chinchel.............I
J. A. Bell ............. SOL Tiemsn.
w. Cins................. 20 - MsGdoH.
On motion of Mr.. Latin, the nomination Of DIVA
Ladue was made unanimous.
John Nj. Francis moved that the delegats from
the several judicial districts select each three per-
sons TO form State Central Committee for the en-
suing year. Carried.
When the question Of the nomination Of a candi-
date for State Prison Inspector came up, Judge
James paid the highest compliment TO the present
Inspector, David T. Forreet whom he declared 10
be one of the most houest and diligent officers ever
placed in charge Of the prisons OF the State and
urged lis nomination act of justice and for the
public benefit.
The New.Ysrk delegation presented Andreas
Whitman, and pressed the claims of the Germans for
German on the ticket.
After a long debate Andreas Whitman was noml.
naied by woe Of the Convention.
Charles Hughes unanimously nominated for
Clerk Of the COur, Of rpeals.
The following wers appointed a State Central
Fir., pi,as-Jame' Kelly l'a,o sh-rm,n Abr.n, wste.
New-Yo.k
IS -.,clc.,es. ard = G McCorrici Of Cs-ons ~
Third Disi-iciB iuiloa Hsrd. Of 4 hany. Chl,le. l.
Fourth Dt,rci-E. II. Mslfinm o. 81 Lawgescs Edward
Dodi Of Washiusog. Henry Churchill Of Futon
fui Ihtuc,-f.N Rogers u Oneida Erink Hi.cook of
Onondssa q. :. Cushman Of Osvcgo
Slit nisf.ci ". Lincoln. ol liosa. Wm. Gleason. OF
Drlawsie Frrdk Juianj Of th-nuns
sevet bt'tHct-D .. > Brow a. Monroe j. {. Juos
500. Of Lis.i ,sson, lsu-e Ea.r o. senc.,
E'shth D-'rlc'-~ AFTER L. Section. = Cht'sugua %
VIA ofOr~alt. H like. hc.el. o. hllaeh.ay
tarae Goodwin oi Queens scpofrs ed The following
platform;
clNsf wtl. ,ho s.gst lcf. % t.s ,altl L,,e forces
ulon tc niu' q, minor paFy l'iilot.sra 10 be- i,r..
tsu. and M naor rtical rui!ol, % oe sssPcndsi pnf
the reo'l ilr 3. ulfc,ls c. ash~d.
2. Le.sa Ih,' We cona',.d .ar .anti,a.ri uomi-sri
b. Wis Convention - tie cordial. lndri.ri aunp.u ~
'Hd' d" ID" 1n'n - cn o. incf 'pu'.' i.'sy, 81 Tie
l.c. oapae'il .Hd approved aua &C. otni pai .oist
49, prosecution OF th- vi,or aae sa-r,
az he h,i a win tte nt' unsy 80 detid,u 90 tie
i4-.4 % b.. IYErs bearing etrf o. .Ifd revolt
v4af1r 20 maisrari, AID - psFtc..s oa', &C. b.
R,.h,f That oh.I al 'ae pfa'anadrr ,lsf.rlsr
10 fecstt poo aaiol nthe Pr -st Of ID. tlited STAGE
su. sad dec sfin intention cfnsacrli- the
Of M Rebels wao DO nos fo;In 20 their rsi'nce b ,l- j.!
VI Jaluafj. IT,.
s. H. h.e Tho. our he.itfs sratl'pSci i. da- tie ca
'art ofr'' fui 81 81 ar rfs' 81 h-~,' hef.sei
TO- then heroic cogrss- ps-nt andufasc- snd ndemsbe
rel and pfopi-' n'a ~s'ae't sA aroe.-ins eo
telrs AID rfo0de for the 4t1ie wt0oins q th'userr
And th-i' fauii.es
hioh th. p,op, ID he stt. OF Fsrs, wants Ad OH,
10 armed -a,h 10 rrle tho s-pr invader from tho
every while Shove tho sfift Ainh tb. los
o-'e State prepared TO NEE. the Toe. come whon 10
Z Rs,rsA That measure. shou'i be- taken ,nmsjal.ly
h, OBJ. p.p~f suihort~s Of thc ss for rnfssE .aiaS
J. R,.'4r,s Tar or young ,sl apbis free nepuhns
should DO psssd Of ae as.le.5 lra hs only sssms.
ss.ges tt- West Assrs s tho soash ter
fsth All su3fir' q. tas hsh sHh TO dstPots "
Europe
4.nihuaiasiic appliance greeted tie reading Of the
r,soluiion iudorsilg tle ffssidoat Proclana ION,
which was repeated IS The close.
Loud calls were made for ,oiwn who, In a few
brief. eloquent words, gratuaied the Convention
on ther doiugs aud tho's 81 tie President for the
past week Immense cheers for The PfcsiJeni Of tic
Cnii.d State-.
Amid loud choers, tue revolutions were adopted.
John h. Porter was loaiiy called for but dsollned
speaking.
Hear, j. Raymond closed the proceedings by a
Ell itei Congraluliiou on the result Of their abors
he had lad aside all personal preferences in his
action to-day. lie had not voted for tho nominee,
although he was bis own personal and political
fnrud. 81
We had come here intending 10 vote for Gen.
W idsworth bur from what lac learned on the way
by conversation with citizens, be feared they had a
harder hgnt beforr them than he had before ina
Qined. lie had deemed different course necessary
10 secure success.
Bat from tho spirit seen today, no believed and
hoped bis fears were Unnecessary. Yet none sboa a
suppose they nave an easy victory before them, aud
they should not allow themselves 10 be put on the
defensive, bat should Hurn home on Seymour the
charges made against hin 40 aiding the cause Of The
South.
After the customary vote Of thanks, with repeated
cheers Tor the ticket the Convention adjourned SIN,
d,s