The New York herald., 1864-09-16

slity ,hs. VII honor living literally aud generous
x care for the sick snd wounded gratefully cherisA
Resolved Thai Governor Hora,io Seymour the grst
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the highest qualities ofs siateIman and pa
Inc thanks OF tho Conventon were then toodered to
the committee for their report
ihe several judicial delegations reported the following
soeeoh o. members Tor The state Central Comnitee-
Arst-Peler b. sweeney and Charles G, Cornell OF New
York.
Second William NJ. Parker, or Kings, and IL A Mel.
SOD, OF Duchess
Third-Peter caggsr, of Albany, and r. L. Latin. Of
Ulster
Fas.rtA-wiiiam b. odeil. Of saratosa. and Edwin
Fash-John A. Green OF Onondaga. and j. spriggs OF
s,ziA-Duncan s Notice OF Schuyler and DOW Russell.
OF Otsego.
scrcnth-wiam Rowley. of Monroe. ana E. P. Ross. OF
Eghta-Dear Richmond, OF Genesee, and A. P. IAnipg.
Of Erie
Mr.. DEiRaw, OF Queens. now rose and moved that
Horato Seymour be nominated as the candidate tor
The motion was carried amid the creates. enthusiasm
the delegates rising 10 their feet and giving round after
round OF cheers Tor the nominee.
Mr. BEsEnT said that Governor Seymour is profoundly
grateful for the confidence OF the democracy, aud
especially tho democracy OF the Empire state but he
had authorized him to TO the convention that he must
positively decino denomination He, therefore begged
leave, with regret to Withdraw the name OF Governor
seymour as candidate bofore the Convention.
vocifcrous cries resouadod through the hall. Too
late ~ " Too late ~ seymour must stand. $ No VIII
have no other candidate
Mir. sourHwonrn, OF Oneda, said that. in company with
other delegates from Oneida he had called uon Gov or
in the last hour and no positively declined
10 allow the 1se OF his rame
Mr. BsYEnicr added thai the Governor asked w!ie
ther, the nomination euderod by aCC.amnion, he
would accept ana he replied that under that CIR.
cumsance he GOULD not do So as the condition OF his
private Affairs and other considerations forbade II.
II then moved and carried that committee bs
appointed TO wait upon Gov Seymour and aotly him OF
The PR,sIDrsr appointed Messrs Earue. Tweed rohu'
Stroug Joseph Benedict and Joseph Warrol as such
committee
During the absence of the committee General McClel-
lans letter Of acceptance was read aud received with
great enthusiasm
Hou David r Floyd Jones, OF Queens
Mr.. ODRrL said that he with tho IN sapport
II woudkbc proper to await tue report OF the com
mittee appointed to call on the Governor
Mr. HAsKIs assented to the suggestiou and said tina.
he uid press the motion now.
subsequently Mr.. FARSELL said that the committee
had waited upon Governor seymour, who sad p them
that his health would not admi, of bis attending tho
Convention. de sad further, that tho party ought not
to impose upon him nomination az this time, ns
hs health had been impaired by excessive labor
during tho past years and q half. and
that his private business with that Of other business OF
which he had the management, had suffered from want
committee TO mplore the Convention to pass him by and
nominate somebody eise lie also de1red TO tender the
members o Convention his kindest and hest wishes
and assure them that he would 2vo the nominees Of
tho Chicago Convention and Our state nominations
throughout tho his and most cordial
port But said Mr Farnel, he added that no ie thu;
Inc Convention insisted his being the candidate or
democracy he did feel at liberty this hour Of
country peril to say that they should not use hs
delegates caught the words OF tho last sentence
OF Mr. Farnell's remarks the enthusiasm rose 70 the
highest pitch, and v0cerous cheers given with
warm and hearty earncstncss. and the nomination OF
HoratI0 Seymour for Governor made ny accaation
The Convention proceeded with the other Do,ns
tious.
The motion or Mr. HAsKIN TO nominate David Z. Floyd
Jones Lieutenant Governor by acclamat!op then pre-
vailed the nomination wasgreetod with enthusiastic
cheers.
Jarvis Lord for Canal Commissioner, aud 1t was carried
by acclamatiOn.
Nv IsA SHArxR, OF ALBANY, moved that David g. Nc
Neii Of CLINTON, be nominated by acclamstop as cand
cato for Inspector OF the Prison. and 1t
The Convention thsn with three tremendous cheers
for the stale ticket and Mcclellan and for Pend'eon ad
journed sine dse.