The New York herald., 1863-09-03
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embarrass the government will not support your ticket
Az that have been suppressed for reasonabc
scuIments, or by returned soldiers they will oppose
your nominations Men who say 80 di who 70 to
light for the government "ought to be shot,n they
VIII oppose your nominations. Men who oppose tho
connscaion OF tho property OF armed rebels will oppose
your nominations Men who oppose tho employment OF
negroes 70 relieve soldiers from hardshps and save
their yes IN digging bitches country,
they win oppose your nominations. who oppose tho
war 70 ush the rebellion and who threaten resistance
70 tho laws and revolution In tho North, they will
oppose your ticket. And they who offered
lead a mob 10 hurl the President from tho
ment, they VIII oppose your nominations. Men who
favor or HINT at dsunon IN the separation OF tho West
from New England and the alliance Of the Western States
with tho Southern confcderacy they viii oppose your
nomination. Men moan enough 70 denouncc the govern
ment and reiuse toght 70 maintain II and discourage
others from doing and then claim equal right pro-
lection under It's laws they will 70 support your
nomination lApplauscl Mon who seek to demoralize
our army and advise them desert they win oppose
your Domipaiions-(appl land men looked upon
By armed and confessed traitors their friends
who raise the cry Of 'abolitionist" against loy al
men for sustaining the government and op-
;ssa snD,a".s s & W. !oas y, a.so
the Union they got beaten ut the ballot box and there
by loso tho spois they will oppose your nominations.
The men engaged In tho rebellion 70 overthrow tho
government because they not willing that tho voice
Of the majority 10 the ballot bx shall govern they viii
sympathy with the open foes Of the government
win disgrace their memory and their pros
NOMINATIONS.
Men Who unite with your highest state o,cas in calling
the awless mob just returned from burning orphan
asyluns sackDg private residences and numbering nno
cont ctzeus they will oil rofusc 20 support your nom-
nations. Great appanse) Men who 70 embarrass
tho government in the enforcement of solemn OF
Congress- upon the execution OF which may hang tho very
existence of country, all those will oppose your
nominaton Now, who win you have TO support
sns Ss Ga cannot mol sec, your ticket & unless you
mass OF the people q this State. trust every
man Of the state OF Now York who has risen up 70
eaufin DoTth of whi
are passing who really loves bis country the highest
and best will unite in support Of your nominations and
low citizens, thanEng you again for your kind consdcra.
.on We win proceed 70 the business Of the Convention
Mr RAYMOND moved to appoint a committee 10 report
resolutions Carried.
The PRssprr announced tho Committee - follows
Ill J. Raymond George opdyke.
2-Jsrnes Humphrey, II. II. farnham.
3-H. II. Van uyck. jas. @ Graham.
4-0rlando Kellogg, A. D Walt
&C. r. Cole W. s. Isndar.
7-Sssndcr Frair, James Wiley.
6-Joseph Stringhan, Augustus Frank.
Mr. ixAnp, Chairman Of the Committee on Contested
Resolved. That the delegation from she Ffh dsiet Of
j. Jas ~ s ss ss s
Tenth BY Thomas Little: the sin,:enta by Amor WI
JMler. Of Pusnsm county regular delegate from sAid
Agfscd to without dissent
motion made and carried 70 proceed 70 ripa
Mr. WAND Hrxr nominated Chauncey N. Dspew, Of
wcstchcsicr.
Mr. Boar wax noRx Colonel Peter A. Porter,
Mr. BrAap named rheophus G. cail,eos, Of Kings
Tho President announced the result ~ follows
chaancey NJ Depew. 40
On motion, the nomination Of Colonel Porter made
Mr.. OrpYxE nominated Thoa. W. ocot,, OF Albany, a.
candidate for Comptroller.
Mr.. II. n. Vas DycE seconded tho motion.
motion
m ado by accamatioD.
Mr. MADDEN Of Orange, nominated James 7. Brady, OF
New York, for Attorney General. (cheers.)
Mr. y. D. MoSGAS. OF Now Yok, regretted 20 inform
the Convention tha, Mr. Brady pos.vey refuses .
cept any nomination. The New York papers OF this
morning announce fact and no regretted To say ho
had received despatch from the gentleman conveying
similar information Ar. Morgan read the dssossch 70
the Convention.
Several motions here made to make tho nomlna.
Mr. JnoxAs D. CAHHorI said tho "slate" OF certain
gentlemen had 10 be changed. would iook wel they
would take II outside and alter II there. Notwithstanding
the positive declnaton OF the incumbent ho felt
that the nomination was onered 10 him 10 tho unani.
spirit which his distinguished entitled
IN his Acceptance The pe pie q the state would be the
gamers thereby and ho moved the nomination OF Daniel
3. Dickinson by acclafnatiop.
Mr. Hsnxosp, q Jefferson county, named John X
Porter, d Albany. endorsing him warmly, but snbse-
qaenrly withdrew bis name, one candidate already in
nomination being resident Of Albany.
Nr. NADDEs withdrew his motion
Mr.. CaAsiss srrscrx, u New York nominated Gene
Mr. Bslnp, of Kings county, moved that hs nomna-
ton be made unanimous
Mr.. CLARK ~. CosiRAsE, o Albany. read q letter from
John X. Porter declining any the state TICKET,
although mosi heartily concurrng IN the obects of tho
g nveation.
Mr RAYMOND couii not consent to a motion nominate
by aoclanaton so long more than candidate
the Convention although the nomination " Gene
raj Cochrsne worid crafty him vsry much.
Mr. fRussy, of Tiogs knew that Mr.. Dickinson would
not accept--he can't Afford ~.
M csrsou then withdrew hls name, and endorsed tho
Cprhr VIII atsi
Mr. BcrCniscs Of New York called up the resolution
for TIE appointment o COMMITTEES ~ three from each
Judic4a district 10 nominate state Committee.
Nr. yAs Drcx asked the gentleman 70 modify biz
10 reduce the numbor 10 vo from each district.
Mr. HrryrfNe. declined a delegate. remarking. At
tho time that experience taught him that the
smaller the committee tte closer the corporation.
Mr.. RAyxosD considered The questin of some impor
tauce and agreeing with the gefenan from Albany, he
moved % snicnd % reduce the COMMITTEES ~ sixteen.
Te. 80 tin half.psst eigh,
~ feassembirg Mr iiornSrss, o. Broome, nominated
for saie treasurer George W. schuyler, q Ionpxins
f,e mos 90 vas secsnied by Mr.. Jouxos q Delaware
and otnsr, aud ihs domination was made by accls.
M lrcrrs q vonroe moved the nomlnaioa oi Henry
r. -s1sn fgr Jcdgs e ,e Court q Appeas, 20 be made
by afalauation. Agreed ~
NJ -un.oo, q sssoben, nominated Stephen T. Haighi
for nnal Commissioners.
The result u the ballot VS. as follows Bruce. I'D
Iaigbt, lsl.
and and for Bruce General Rrvcs responded say.
ina that y be animated BY men heartily and wholly
loys vas an honor indccd. An earnest aud Vigorous
support tho ticket would diaenihrs the State from
Seymour ooppsrbesd democracy.
Mr. waKss, of king. ssminssed j. Piau coodseI Tor
state Enxineer and surveyor
Mr. wnD Hvsr named The present ncumbsn;, W. n,
Taylor
remarked st tbe slate hsd already beeu broken aud "a
,ngb, be further benehclaiiy broken.
Nr ~ ~. Vas Dvu named Charles W. wsn,s, 9
schobAri~.
Mr. Do1os, q Duchess, named " A. otter, a tbs
same county
rbe was announced - follows --TayIOr 7A Good.
sell 81. Uttsf, %. wents, 40.
The noains,son ~ hr. Taylor vas made unsnlHnus
Mr.. BAIL, o. Jersrson, named James X. Bates Tor Ia
specior of state Prisons
Jadss Joasos, q s1hsnsetAdy, sornissisd David Y.
Forrest
The nounaton o nv. n~i~s wss s~ooied By s~~r.
rsndeth, hubbsrs, Maiden, srsvss. Colcs AMI Ham.
mood.
Judge Jorsss said nr. rwr~ss dM ao< vsh 70 ssad IN
the cay of respectable D~mbev u iha coevsntsn,
snf hsd th~r~ose, lust dsslrsd hssn 20 wtbdraw ns