The New York herald., 1862-09-25

On Motion Of Mr. LaFIN the nominat on OF Oliver La
JOIN N. F'nAscrs moved that the delegates from the
several Judicial districts select each three persons TO
form state Central Committee for the ensuing year.
Carried.
State prison Inspector came up Judge JAMES paid the
hi hest ment To the present Inspector. David 7.
Forrest whom he declared 10 be one OF the NEST honest
aud dilgcnt officers placed in charge OF the prsons
of state and urged his denomination as AN act OF
Justice and or the public beneat.
Tie New York delegation presented Andrcas Wilmer,
and pressed the claims of the Germans for German on
After long debate Andrcas williuan nominated
by vote Of the Convention.
CHARLES HuGHEs unanimously nominated Tor Clerk
OF the Court OF Appeals,
The following we're appointed State Central Com
mttee.-
Firyt Dsrtc.-jamss Kelly, Isaac sherman, Abram
Waksnan OF New York.
Second Distyic,Charles Jones' Of Kings; J. c. Fergu.
son, of wcstchestor; X. G. Mccormick, OF queens.
Third Decentralization Harris, OF Albany; Charles r.
Richards, OF Rensselaer,; Henry X. Low, Of sullivan
Fourth Diarict-E. n. Merriam, OF ST. Lawrence; I'd
ward Dodd, OF Washington; Henry Churchill, OF Fulton
Ffh Ditrc-P. v. Rogers, Of Uneida; Frank Hiscock,
Of Onondaga; NJ. 8. Cushman, OF Oswego.
Sirth District-w s. Lincoln Of Tioga; Vim. Gleason,
Of Delaware Frederick Julans, Of Chemung
Serenh Df trio-p s. Browne, Of Monroe ~ G. JACK
son, OF Livingston Isaac Fuller OF Seneca.
Eighth Disiyit-water l.. Sessions, Of Chautauqua;
Bon Field, of Orleans; Wilkes Angel, Of Allegany
PARxE GopwS OF Queens, reported the following plat
form
Firs-Resolved That in the m,d.. Of the gigantic and
& be ma,on All minor party dsnetons arr 10 se
forgotten all minor questions to he suspended until the
Tsa, the candidate.
mated hy this Convention the cordial undivided support
of Mi friends OF the Union, ren Of ncorrupblc integrity
Of the highest capacity and approved md devoted par
otism
ment the prosecution with the utmost vgor
energy in the ed with the utmos. unity and decision
the Cabinet all the that the God of Battles
has placed in Its power bearing In mind that
wanon malignant and 50 pcrnicious only 70 Do over
come by the strong arm OF force.
F,urfI.-Resolyed That hail with the protoundesi
satisfaction the proclamation OF th fesuent OF the
United States enforcing the laws OF the and aganst tho
property Of traitors IN and declaring hs Intention 70
emancipate the slaves of.a rebels 40 not return 70
| the allegiance by the 1st of JanuaryvlSos
FiShResolved That heartfelt gratitude y due 10 the
gallant eicers OF loyal armies and nees wher
they be- that cnder 10 them our highest ad
maton for their heroic patient endurance and in
domabe zeal, and promise them earnest aud un
ccasng relieve their distresse strengthen Their
foiy their hearts and provide for the future wei
i be ng Of themselves and their families.
i Siith-Resoyed That the promptitude and enthusiasm
the people of the States of Pennsyly and
Ohio scnt hundred thousand rcpe
the sol OF freedom entities them Il
the of the loyal men OF State white IL shows
the spirit which the loyal every prepared
| 10 meet the Zoe, when he may.
Ssrepfh-Resolved That measures should be imme
diaty tho proper authorities OF the enrolling
1 arming and dscipling its militia.
Tigifi-Resove that young and noble free Republi
should he proud of the distinction that her only enemies ar
the avags West the rebels OF the South thcir
ahyers ana supporters the North and the dcspots
| Eu
applause greeted the reading Of the reso
| iut on endorsing the Presidents proclamation, whic
| was repeated at the close.
Loud calls were made for Goodwin, who in fcw brief
st~,aot words. congratulated thA nnnvenii0n thei