The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-08

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VI. Kelsey withdrew bis notion and moved the
prcvic question, which was ordered
NJ. UuLt's resolution ~ss then adopted. the
vOte rs announced oing-a is0 nAys 40.
On no or, The Chalr wzs empowered ~ sprcint
a coriuJuec # two fom each judicial d!stfic, on
EssIuaiIent UrssnAlatOu. lie Donmittce AM
ppunecd rs follows; A. nun wskeiuan. RiusF.
Arirews, R,' ert Denison, Demns runs, Henry
Y. Clark, W. II. Rmeyn, Bloomfield Usher,
Edwsrl Edwards Charles Andrew. !. X. Pratt,
Wm. L. lncoln, ". ! ughosi. &. II. thompson.
lbornas h.uhouee, Austin smith, u. D. Lamont.
AF1ERSooS sEssicS.
Tie Committee en- Permanent Organ ration rnsds
their report which Was adopted. Dewitt {. Little
John Is President and the vi,c-Presidents and Sec
rtiarics rel TIE different sections Of the State
On taking the chsir Mr. L't,eioNn sald, hi- rc.
cent resov,rv 'raui severe ilrcss wtui be suf-
cent OK use for not iudulsin. In extended re-
marks.
Aflor resolutions relative 10 the sppoiu,rncn, u
Committees had lccn passcd Z was resolved 70 pr
ccsd to the nomination " a
CANDIDATE FoK 0ovrrSoR.
Mr.. Barker, Of CheutsuqUa, Nominated Hon.
Reuben T. Fcnton.
Mr.. waktmsn seconded the nomination.
Horscc smith. Of Fulton. nom mated Hon. l. ynan
Tremun
II. II. Nils IN behalf Of portion ot the Albany
delegation. secon4.d tie Nomination VI Mr.. IRE
main.
Samuel I. raber, Of Queens nominated General
John A. DIX. Immense applause
Col. +. d. Van nurc1, Of ~, Yvr., said that
while none could 70 .uriher than he IN recognizn ns
ami admitting the patriotic course pcrsucd 10y
General DIX. since thc rebellion broke out. he felt
bound to asy that this WAS no time for the Union
party to place in nomination any man whose posi-
ton the great political question II the day may
Ia @luivocal, or rather not clearly known to the
Convention. General Dix IL not man 10 deceive
snyhoiy, and II there IL member present who
cnn speak authurtatvelv for him, ami say that he
W u accept the nom nation. amy other candidate
you'd receive upon the pstorm Of the party,
AMI out reservation there would be little
douh, " the ,nuicc ~ the Convention. II there
IL no ueinl rr who csn N - spoik-uni we are 10
/ btli,vc tie ruuur4 ClrculHtinF tlst General b.t
| does not stand IN such q pos tion-he submitted
| that the nomination Should tc given else~bore.
I W n Atlanta uu the one t4Gt, ana vermont On thc
/ otacr the onion party has no occasion TO 20
7 hes .,iug iUr curi.uA'r4 t1r whoever they may
j Nominate will carry t. Siste, three q one.
! Nj. Cos zen, q; Now YORK. seconded the nomina-
tuu, el'ii4t that although = discuuraging dis-
/ patch hal been received 'r'n General DIX, be
doubted not be- would accept tie nom. nation ten:
/ dc-el him 10y .cc'olnarou. lrhe dispatch alluded
/ 10 : ADDRESSED Zee ho-srs. Pratt Cl~din and Hunt,
ard reads: ~ cannot accept ! wrJte W Hon.
4 Wari II .nt yostcrlny."l
An informal vote was then taken NJ follows:
! Relten '. feu.nn. ........-. ........ 9lIr
| Lyman lrcnain ...................t ~
| John A. DlN ......... ......... ~
The nomination .. Mr, Fcutou was tLeu made
unanimous.
CANDIDATE FoR RuTEs,Sr-Gov.RsoI.
Mr.. Brow. o, Lcwis, minated Hon. James A
Rel. of Jefferson. ss candidate Tor Lieutenant
Goyernor
Nj. Smith, Of Tjuga, nominated Thomas 6. Al
| vorl iAppausc.9
NJ. suoug, of Wcs'chescr, nominated Judge
/ Il hcrtson Of " Westohestct.
Mr. Cove, OF kiugA nominated Hon. Demas
Strong.
Nj. White, OF New York, nominated " ado
IL ich.u4.
Mr. Aulrryrl ~ Ou.u lags seconded the nom.
inhtlOu Of Nr. Ayuul.
Mr.. Y. N. Wrtmorc, seconded the nomination Of
I NJ. Hutct ms.
ST.. Rsteliorl nominated BohLr4M Dlatch,orl.
o! Now YORK.