The New York herald., 1864-09-08

Mr. McDxsNADg Of Kings, moved that each delegation
be authorized TO name three electors
Mr.. wAKIxAS--So far as we are concerned, ws are
ready 10 accept tbs proposition.
Mr EAsrEesHoox moved to lay the whole subject on
Mr. wAKnmar moved TO amend that each delegation ro
rort three names for Electors. Carried.
Abraham j. Dfttcnnofcr, VIM II. Mckinney aud Thomas
Mr.. yous a wurrs reported the names Of Isaac
Smith. George Opdyke and Guy Peltou.
Mr WAxxSAx now proposed that Now York be allowed
but two members tho state COMMITTEES, each delcga
ton 10 name one Mr.. wakemsn said that he had the
pleasure 10 that the contcs.ng delegations bad
agreed to present the name OF Wliam r. Stewart on the
ono side Rss d Andrews 90 sne anu l"0oA0 '"
II was resolved ~ proceed 70 the nomination OF
candida<e tor Canal Commissioner
Mr. LAMoxrn nominated Frederick A. Albergof.
Mr.. NoorS nominated Thomas Parsons, OF Monroe.
Mr wLAx CLARK nominated zebulon Moore, of Wayne.
Mr. HuNr-n is 20 late that, possible. 10 ID ad.
visabe mako the remaining nominations without the
Formally and delay OF vote BY calling the roll Of dole.
gates 70 test the Of the Convention he moved
that Mr. Aberger bo nominated. Carried.
Mr.. CApxaS nonnsted a. inspector Of State Prisons.
M. LAnpos nominated D. p Forrest, Of schenectady.
Tho vote then proceeded with; but, befre was
concluded Mr.. Forrest having large majority ot the
votes his uOmipation made unanimous
rho following was tbeu announced ~ tho STATE Gem.
F,ra ptstrict--wilIams Stewart Rufus r. Andrews,
second IsariciI 3. butcher, Of Duchess W. D. Rob
Of Sn'ss sr; jsass O. ss.s a n9s John
Cooke, OF Greene; j. W. freomsp, OF Rensselaer,.
Fourh Du ,ict- Bloomfield Usher, Of ~ LAwreuce;
william Ralier, OF Saratoga; stevenson, OF wash
tngton -.
Tfn Dis,rtct-Bemau BrockswM, OF Jefferson, Frank
Hcscock, Of 0nondsga Charles II Hopkins, OF Oneida
Sfxh Dsnct--w s. Lincoln, Of TosA, y. u. FISHER,
OF Chenapgo; George j. Barber, or Cortland =
S,ren,h Dnrlct-C, II. Harrison, u Steubcni J ~.
Decker, OF Monroe, william wssson. OF Cayuga
E,ehh Dtaric,-J. N. scbermcrhorD, OF Erie; W. l..
Tensions Of Chautauque, Bon. Field, OF orleans
Mr. OrpyWp, from the Committee on Resounone, SUD
miited the following unanimous report
Resolved, That In the political struggle oa which We nov
enter and commend the doings or ne ae onoh
National Couyention at Baltimore Its platform ana I'VE can
dtda,es Abraham Liucon and Andrew Johnson h an su
entic exposition OF noples and our pu as we
In Ike accept the late Chicasc ~
form ana ta nominees as the aunorxcd rcsvnspic 40.
sra,ou OF tho principles and purpo.es o. our
and We pepo of the United states 10 weigh and
compare the no. seafonney and thoouRhy 70 emhody
their Judgment hsrsupon in their votes tno approaching
election -. -. .-osoorav door.ca,s ths ca
src AMI desss,a,on OF civil strife, and teenly feel the
% en,.n,s and sscrncss Imposed thereby peoe
rna while we hal " h rapture the blessed dsy which
s"atI restare peace to this distracted land, we
nnst respeetfuly counsel our government 70 make
M nea.e that divides or deSradss our
When can be aimed triumph bv the rstprs who In
sbs slavery. mos. osusecssy and wick
That this Convention declares sef IN favor OF
the Ter ~ present war wbenrer hoss low IN
rebeon aga nat Oh r lawful government Nj all lay down
thcr arms by rearning 90 he duties up cr the con
sttntion and laws restore The tniegrh of the Union
Rcsolvsd Thai "a our herom hnthrea who. - sooici'