New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03

The Chair put the question on the adoption OF the
,apor and il was carried without dissent.
On taking the chair Mr. Wakeman said; -
GENTLEMEN OF THE CONVENTION; beg you VIII ac-
cpt nv hearty thanks the honor you have thus con
fsrred in calling upon TO act AS your presiding ON
cer little supposed when l came here that was to
have imposed the arduous duty of this position.
Iaecept with dtfdence relying upon your kihd CON
sideraon shall endeaNO 10 exercise the duties Oh
the office imparally and justly and trust TO the satls
faction of the entire convention. We come here gen
tlemcn, under peculiar circumstances 1ou are tne
representatives of the great State of New ork Wmcn,
hy the misiurtunes Of last political canvass, IN
rqced in position anaCOnstic TO the loyal sentiment
oithe great American people. we come mere lo'ua!
hoping to nominate ticket and We hope by your CO
operation. and by your manilesting spirit OF
cOnciliation and compromise TO present a ticket
that shall secure for il large majority OF the suffrages
ofthe people Of our noble State (Appause) You must
expect opposition. Under all circumstances people
liable 20 be divided. No truth was ever enciated so
clearly, distinctly, or so wisely but people d.
yided upon II. The Gospel cyen secures division in
public sentiment and you may expect even to-day that
our people viii be divided upon the question Of alordng
support 10 the Government Your ticket here will have
bitter opposition from end of the State TO the other
and il Is for you to present such ticket as will secure
as large and united u support as can be secured
Fellow citizens and members Of the Convention, all
those who try TO divide the loyal men and
embarrass the Government, will not support yonr
ticket. All newspapers that have been suppressed for
reasonable sentiments or 10y returned soldiers wl
oppose your nominations. Men who say our soldiers
who go 10 fight for the Government ought TO he shot
will oppose your nominations. Men who oppose the
conscation of the property of armed Rebels viii oppose
your nominations Men Who oppose the employ yment OF
negroes 10 relieve ogr soldiers from hardsips and
their lives in digging bitches and IL serve our country
will oppose Your nominations. Men who oppose the
war 10 crush the Rebellion. and who threaten
North will oppose your ticket; and they
who offered to lead mob 10 huTl the President
from the Government by force and appanded the sen
rment-they will oppose your nominations Men who
favor or HINT at disunion in the separation Of tho West
from New England. ara The alliance of the Western
states with the southern COnedcraoy they will oppose
Meu ollslf 10 a.
Government and refuse to tight to maintain it anu dis
courage others from doing and then claim equal right
snd protection under its laws they will refuse to sup
port your nominations. LApplsusel Men who seek 10
iemoraze army and advise them 10 desert they
will oppose your nomination Applause. And men
friends and allies they viii oppose yonf nominations
Men who raise the cry Of " Abolitionst" against
loyal sustaining the Government and op
posing the Rebels they will oppose your nominations
lrea applause. The men who threatened 20 dissolve
ihe Union If they got beaten at the ballot box and
thereby lost the sp0ils they viii oppose your noniDa
tons. The engaged in the Rebellion 20 overthrow
ihe Government because they are not willing that the
voice OF the majority IL the baloibox shall govern
they viii oppose your nominations. And men whose
csOyaliy and sympathy with the open foes OF the Gov
ernment will disgrace their memory and their pas
ieriy. will refuse 10 support your nomination Men
who unite with your highest state ofhcial IL calling
friends tie Law less mob just returned from burning
orphan syluns sackine private resdonccs and murder
ing innocent citizens they viii all refuse 10 support your
nomination Great applause Men who SEEN to EN-
barass the Government IN the enforcement m solemn
Congress- upon the execution OF winch may
hang the very existence of country, oil those will
oppose YOUR nominations Now. who Will you have ~
support them You cannot elect your ticket unless
you have large and strong vote from the great mass o
tie people II this state. trust every man Of the state
Of New YORK who has risen up 10 conception Of the
Importance Of the crisis through which are passing
VlO really loves his country the highest and best
will urite in SUPPORT of Ynur nominations and cause
them % be triumphant With these remarks fellow
citizens. thanking you again for your KIND consGeTa
ton We viii proceed TO the business Of the Convention
iAEPlHSSsc I,ona moved Committee =, ro,-,
resolutions Carried.
The President announced the Committee as follows
Dist. l. II. Raymond. Oeorse Opdyke pift. II. James
Humphrey. II. fasham Il., M 4. 4. xan Dysk J9..
Dennis NcCsrfy. Daniel Campbell Dist. VI. G. T. Cole W.
1s josoh s.} n :hs Fs ' ICY NV
Nj. Beard, Chairman Of the Committee on Contested
SEATS reported the following:
Roei That the the Nth Dis,rir, Of New
u by John Fitch lie Ixih by Char e. spence be Nh by
lAou5 Little The AlIih by Amor !: Mi .on AZ hereby
declared entitled 10 seats and ,ha, N. J. Mi u OF fuina
oa dissent motion W.. ..ds and rTied te proceed
nomination ior Secretary q st~r. "ld Has,
Horn nominated Coiene reier A Porter Of sias4Ai Nj
Beard nsned Theophilus c. Calico;t, Of Kings
The President announced the result follows Peter
A. Potter 2l3: Chauuoey NJ. Depew 40: r. g. Cell.
cot l5 On motion the nonleaiion Of Col Porter "as
made unanimous
candidate 'for Controller Mr. II. II. Van Dyes sec /
onded the resolution. and the motion Of Clark Il.
Cochran the aoEination mad b! acoIAmat4eL i,
NJ. Madden Of Orange nominated lanes l. bad! o;
New York for Attorney General lChcers
Mr.. r. u. Morgan Of New York regretted 20 inform 4
Tie Convention that Mr.. Brady positively refuses 70 ae
cept any nomination. Tie NeWYOIk papers Of this .
morning the faci and lie regretted 10 say hc
had received dispatch from the gentleman conveying
similar Information.
Mr. Morgan read the dispatch to the Convention. (
Several motions we're here made 10 make the nominn
Mr. Thomas b. Carroll said If the slate of certain gen
tlenen had be changed. II would look wei y ihei
would take IL outside aud aier II there NOi"lthsi"hd
ing the positive dechnation 81 the present 4hcAD't
be felt that If the nomination wac Oercd TO hn ia lnc
unaImous spirit TO which bis dtingu rtices e
titled him and a. IL was offered TWO years ago might
result N his acceptance The people Of the state would
b. the gamers thereby and he moved the hOnihatioL
Of Daniel ) Dickinson by aoclamat0n
Mr. Ham umond Of Jefferson County, Namcd John h /
Porter Of Albany endorsing hin warmly hu sobf"
guenty withdrew bis name. one candidate already II /
domination being a resdcit Of Albany.
Mr. Madden withdrew bis motion.
Mr Charles S Spencer Of New. York nominated Gen.
John j. COchrane
Mr. Beard. Of Kings County moved that his nOmina-
Mr. Clarke y. Coclrane Of Albany read letter from
John X Porter declining any phsition on the slat'
Ecket although most heartily cOhcHI4bG III Inc o..ecH
Of the Convention
Mr Kayrnond could 10, consent 20 motion % noini.
by accamaton 10 long az more than one candidate
before the COnveAtion although the HOlAAiloA VI
Gei C0ciiranc would CRAFTY him yer! much
Mr.. Truman Of Tioga knew that Mir. Dickinson
would nUt accept-he cant afford II.
NJ Carroll then withdrew his name ana lbuorbeu tbe
DOMINATION Of Gen Cochrane who was then nominated
by accam0iiOn.
NJ Hutchings Of New. York, called up the rese.non
r. the .ppointlnent Of committee Of three nom each
iu c.al district 70 nominate a State committee.
3r Van Dyck asked the gentleman 10 I"dH! hir TO
ton 80 - to reduce The number W two from each ds
t7Iot.
Nj Hutchngs declined as delegate, remarking at
the time that experience taught hlin tAHt the
smaller the committee the closer the cOrpOrailOh
M. Raymond considered the question Of some I'm |
portance' and agreeing with the gentleman ron AZ
bany he moved " amend 10 reduce tie Committee 10