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

Special Dispatch 70 Tie y Y. Tribune.
sYRAcUsE " esday, Sept. 2-iit O'Clock pa
The Convention has ju,t adjourned after ha
ing nominated the following ticket:
Scc,eta,y ~ Staie.......PETEE A. PoaTRI, Niagara
Coa,roaer. .THoNAs w. oLCorr Albany
Tysosryc1 .GsoRGE w. SCHUYLER Tomps -
Canal Coami.sioner. BENJAMIN r. BRuxcE. Maids a.
ysdqe Of Experimentation II. SgLDzs. Monroe
iro,ney- -GenoaL.......JoHr CocHRAsE New YORK.
Siafe Ensinesr... LILLIAN Is. TAYLOR, Oneids
p,i,on IS.pcctor. or........JASfs X. BATES. Jelersop
Mcssrs. Schuyler Ocott. Sedsn and Cochrane wan
chosen 10y accamaton.
Henry A. Foster Of Rome nominated todrhP
Supreme Cour, Judge FOR the Win District IN psosa
Justice Allen. whose term soon expires.
4 great day is anticipated at tbs Fa'ihcation aso
meeting to.m3rrow.
10 tie Associated fTcs'
SfrAcrsE. y. Y, Wednesliy. Sept ls1
AT II o'clock this ioTenoon, Judge Low,
Chairman Of the State Committee, called the Convse-
,ou TO order rearling that the las, State ConVeassa
had adopted a resolution providing that the body OF S
Convention should appoint temporary Chairman
Mr. Ordyke moved that the Convention take a icceo
until O'Clock lie made the MOTION In the hope thss
longer and fuller conference Gmoss the Deegs~
would result in pleasant ard HARMONIOUS so'Se
lie made the motion At the suggestion Of many Pro-
incni members Of tie Convention. There never wHs
period when harnoLious action was more necessary
than now. and he therefore sincerely hoped tie mfoa
would prevail.
Mr. Eaymond seconded the motion. ccncurring falIs
in the wisdom and policy Of the preliminary conferences
by the different delegations TO which 'ne Ses'@~.
who made the motion had alluded
The question was then put and carried. there eeHS
bu. few votes in the negative.
Ii is understood that the Radicals have pf'p'sss
wAsp Hunt icr temporary Chairman. and PcstnaM
WAKHNAs for permanent President
The candidate Of the other side is Senator Morgas
The obIcc, Of the recess Is to endeavor to reeon y
these differences.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At2p m. Mr.. Low again called the Convex
ton TO order.
Mr.. RAYMOND moved that Ward Hunt Of Oneida
County be appointed temporary Chairman lApPiaussi'
Mr. = H. Hammond Of Jefferson County said =
should vote for Ward Hunt, because he believed hlmh
be an upright capable and loyal man. and not bceaass
he had been selected for the place by committee no
asked whether permanen ut President had also besa
selected II Rad been intmated that the committees
for The Convention have also been selected by this 90
Inec all the members " which are not delegates 70 S
Convention
C.les Of question" question. question" -.
Nj Raymoud said the; Ia making the motion he Ia
acted OF lis own free will In his efforts 70 euees -
organization of this Convention lie had conferred WIN
prominent members II the party IN tins cuy' ShenS
either this question or ha. u the Committees IL ehH
Ne motion Of Mr.. Raymond prevailed.
judge Folger OF Ontario County. and George ".
Schuyler, OF Tompkins County, we're appointed Con-
mitee 10 conduct slr, Hunt to the chair.
Mr. Hunts appearance on the platform was greetee
-. - IL, ADD frpE ssl Drlprv.
The conspiracy against the Government he regarded
about closed. Tie Rebellion was near its end fs
Thousands who have died for their country viii not has
died IN vain II tho result is the overthrow and ple
meut of the leaders OF this Rebellion, and the cSaDns
ment on this continent Of united people under o.
Constitu.ion No man NJ this day fully compTcheM
the efforts that have been made 10 save the Union On
all can comprehend the glores OF Getty ysburg, Ilokt
burg aud Port Hudson The Rebel armies are demcs'
nlzd and nearly destroyed and what the State OF New
York now needs Is the political suecess OF the unce
party as a demonstration 10 the Administration ans
people that appreciate the efforts made 70 save ~
country. lie reminded the Convention that u was ~
duty 10 nominate a ticket composed OF loyal. true.
hearted men-a ticket that will meet the approtW~
fhe people and convince the Administration that New
York appreciates the ganIic efforts 1t has put '0''A
On motion Of Ralph Lathrop Of Albany. Mr.. Stiyers0
Or nngc Mr. Archer OF Wayne, and Theodore bioss
Of Chauiaaqua were appointed secreiar,eS eS a,snit
reared tha. the With, lNth Xth, Mill, Ailin, ans
XVlh Districts OF New'lork, and futhan '"N""
were contested. 80. A., ch.,u an.
point Committee on Contested Seats. o..,...
/ The motion was carried and the following Commi"~
'iWedo IIutchings, John Keyser Charles Jones U
g. Beard. John Lyon, H. ). Hastings James kedd,aS W
ton. Charss Rockwell John e. Churoh.il; JSnes n,,s
Orndc T. H. Prindlc, b. X. johnson John Wiley u
n Thonpsht A. g. Rice. and Harry WILDER.
MIR ntdhines OF New. York moved that the delegalee
from the several Judicial Districts report tue names
three persons rienbers III tno othtc Ionhit0c' "~
| rpn,rf hp hnmP The tOil entlon.
Nr RAYMOND opposed the motion as belonging to tns
Con, cntiOn altcr permanent organization.
Mo mution was laid ON the table by consent
Mr. Truman of foga County moved the appoint'nrm
Of Committee of Sixteen Oh Permanent orsuhihao''
a.. ,Isrmnn namcd the followincns the Committees
n.,rct / l.aac o. Hun, and q. w. Brennan u. w;
H. Robertson aud r. Backusi Ill Jsnr' q. o.a IS MSsn,
\. Benau BvocAway and jane, Nj. Munro VI. Lyman
aud A. r. Cornell VI l.A,s T.1,s,s,s hSaIS,' AM
On motion Of Mr.. Raymond. the Conyehtioa ''~
took recess 10 op H.
EVENING SESSION.
Az 3 o'clock, the Convention was called
order when Mr. Truman Of the Committee On fef"~
ncnt ORGANIZATION reported Us follows;
p,,,siert-A Abraham Wakemsn Of New.York.
ice i'resiScsts-pi.,ilet |. Wm Il. Stewart Repeis
Roosoul sud Joseph u. Taylor OF New,icrki u. wmj
ciaord Of Weschester, III. James Brady Of Albsny
Reynolds OF Rensselaer,, and e. Curtis o Sullivan, ~ ~
Gibson Of wG.hng,on;V. O. Litteseld q 0nondssa ~ ~
Of liefsiner, and e. cors OF Lewls .aI
Jane. Bemnctt Of Madison Vii Robert Cambe Of steSsi
tremaa clarA Of Monroe John seesss OF ssnssa and
c. t Shelley OF Niagara, q. Bencdct OF ChAn'AaQas' ~
o. Rico OF Cattrrugus. -, -, u.,Se
SsystIriss s-Dislrict l. Ira A. Aon Of NswfSrk, hsH
Lea.le Of New York; H. John s,eAms ninE nsi"EE,h.dS
b. Butcher OF pu,chess III John GsrdInsi o. sSs~
Samuel Rainy of Columbia, ~. Waldo ~ iotte, oI
n s. Dickinson Of Frntin s,Ssn jaime: az St.sse.
NJ Css, VI Sehvylcs; I'll. A. y. Csalppss u VsSsN