New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08

Mi-H R Low, Wis. g. tsSey.
Gilbert Robertson, IT, VIM. Clara.
IV-Wm. A. Dart lVIiI-Nfkes Angel,
Ralph Rchards n. M. Allen.
The Informal vote WAS ms follows:
Reuben T. Fenton. 247.i Lyman Tremein 50; JOIN
Mr.. LATHAM moved that the nomination Of Mr. Fen
Ton be made unanimous. Carried
Nr. BROWN. of Lewis. nominated Hon james A
Bell Of jefferson az "a candidate for Lieut.. Governor
Mr.; ssrrH, OF TiOga nominated Thomas &. Alvord.
(ApplauScl
Mr. STRONG. OF Westchester. nominated Judge Rob
srtsOD. of Westehester.
Mr. COVE. Of Kings nominated Hon. Denis Strong.
Mr. WHITE. OF New York nominated Waldo Hutch
Mr. AXDEEws. Of oaondaga seconded the uomina-
ten Of Mr.. Alyori.
Mr.. p. NJ. WETMoRE seconded the nomination Of Mr..
Gutohias.
Mr.. BEsEDrcr nominated Richard NJ Blatchford. Of
Sew-York
The informal vote resulted as follows:
Bell ~; Alvord. 246; Hutehins, sol Batchford, ~
Robertson, 10; Strong 10.
withdrew the name Of }ir. BlatchfOId. and the New
York delegates acting with hin, with three or four
cep,iOns. voted for AyOrd
Mr.. STRONG, of Kill moved that the nomination De
made unanimous Objected to.
Many other change made before the vote was
announced. most Of the Kings County deiegauon hnd
the entire delegations from Herkimer and Jefferson
going for Mr. Ayord, and most of the thrtytwo votes
given TO Robertson and Blatchfr I'd were changed to
Gutchias.
The vote was formally announced az indicated above,
previous 10 which how ever MI Low said that he was
authorized by Mr. Uutcbins to return his thanks to
those friends who had expressed preference FOR hn,
and to withdraw bis name II being desirable That %"
nominations Of tits Convention DO unanimous. lie
therefore moved that tbo nomination OF MI Alyord be
made unanimous. Canned.
Mr.. WAKEMAS moved tie appointment Of a commit
tee Of delegate from each Congressional district Tor
the purpose % nominating to the convention the names
oftwO electors al large.
Mr. Low moved to amend that the convention vote
for the two electors. .
Mr.. ANDREWS hoped the amendment would prevail.
lie hoped that there here VINO wants % PACK
the committee. and for himself, he was decidedly OPP
posed 10 committees. Let The convention make these
collections and take the full responsibility OF them
MIR WAEENAS did not suppose toi moment tiat any
body would suspect the distinguished chairman oi aus
position 10 pack q commit or the cCIyenlJn Tue
only object Of his m0ti0l tc save time but as some
Kentlemen seem 10 suspect that it Involves more than
Shis. he would withdraw II.
Mr.. Lows motion prevailed
EVENING SESSION.
On re-assembling, Lyman fireman., Jonn A.
Ring, Preston King Daniel S. Dickinson j. s. T.
6tranahan ana doraae Greeley, were named Tor fIeSi
Dental electors. at large. So.
Mr.. MADDEN moved that Messrs breeiey ana o'rah'
ahan be nominated by acciamatOn. ,u
! Mr. BUSTED. don't propose that MI Greeley snaH
Be- coupled with any other person. His nomination IL
she least cGn do bln and the peat tDat VIC eau
Mr. WAKKsAS nominated Richard Al biatchiord.
Mr.. Il. MILLS said he was instructed 70 INFORM .nc
Convention that Mr. Ireman Is not candidate nor the
position Eector at Large and declLes 10 permit Tue
use OF his name. -.--... r..
Electors Horace GreeeV named Oy 10 HeiekhISs :
Preston King by 1914; Richard NJ. Batcbford by 60
John a. Kiag6y TO- Danei >. DcsinsIn oy i1' r
Etrauahau BY "a Mes-rs. Greeley ana Preston hlIs
were declared duly chosen. ,.
The Convention then piOoested n name the Dlstric'
Electors as follows tht New-ioIk District bong pass
ed as the delegates from ID { city could not as!co'
First Dis riot ,badiah Brown.
Second Disfrict-J. > 4. ranahsn-
Third Distrct-Georee uce'd
Tenth Dis rict-Alexai dr. Davidson
Eleventh Disttic'--leiues W. Taylor.
Thirteenth Disthc--.I nadeens liyst
Fourteenth D.ct-John I"ed4e.
Fifteenth Disirc,-( oraci.us Allen
si1teenib Dis,rie,-Aiolto w Morsrn
Seventeenth District man. Horton,
Eighteenth Distinct Hen {. churcnil-
Nineteenth pisi,ict-fben,rer biAkeiey.
Twentieth District-John Clllk.
Twenty .hrst Dsrct-Johu ). Knox.
Ty.enty-second lis riot honss kingsiord-
Tweuty-ihrd Distrct--George w. hrali0Fd
Twen,y..or.th Di.irlci--JoAn f. See o..
Twenty .hfeh Distric:-Jed,dis Dewey.
Twenty sixth Distgict-M. ii. Weaver
Twenty seventh Di.r,ct--J james Allen
Twenty -eigh.h Di-iric-John w ste0Dins.
Twrntyn Distrigt-N ~ Bristol
Thirtisth Ds.nc;-Jos.ph Csudee.
Thiry-hrst DistIc,-Jonu /. Darling
MIR WAKYNAN said il afforded hm pleasure 70 move
that these selections be made unanimous. r,-,,.-.
The following teesfams received by tue fTesiuent'
elected enthusiasti" applause;
T0A F. I-ireso. he Presidcn! o tie Union Cteni'on
"0u, stse Ticket was rejected yesterday oy uhlfece
sensd maj ,r.s The senate and CongTes' Delegation
will be unanimous Union, and there az but TWO O0fp"I
head" in the Legislature a. ir as Les fo ~ sne 1ast
was thrown by Sherman a. atlanta - 81 poie IN .hs
prhesd camp this state and ID. Unosts have poured At
a salute with shotsed guns ~ .. LF4A's -"
RUTLAND, ", Sept T.
To the President Of the Union Convention:
Vermont spoke yesterday and opened the Na'na canvass
with nsoriy ~ CO.. for the Union snG s..ns
Mr. WAxEMAE stated that the delegation with which
he had the honor - act, OF the opinion That II
would be frutless l. into Convention vain the con
testing delegation. 70 tle gentlemen VINO shall bS
chosen State EleCtGIa lrom the NogIOIK COusTesBOn
al Districts. Thus believing, he. on behalf VI those
with whom he acts. Proposes TO submit The question. al
also the question Of selecting three members Of The
committee to committee seven W be appointed b!
the chair. He 6attncd thai TINS wOc0 prove tLi
most expeditions and satisfactory 10 al concerned
JonA II. WHITE OF New-lork was opposed to re
ferrlHg the matter 10 any Committee IL NOIId be
tefiCu process The Convention migh as wei adjourn
oyeYtI 10 morrow an then the result wound Ho
be satf factory lie submitted that tie better wal
would be for tie dele atoms 10 vote 'von the name
they respectively propose % present aru T. tAey can
not decide IT, lei the Convention pass uion then
Ar. McDRaMADE Of Kings moved tiat eaeh ueega
tion b. authorized IL name three electors
Ar. WAKEkAS-SO far as we arc concerned we ar
al ready TO accept the proposition.
Nessls. VAN BCREN and BUSTED opposed tho mo
tion, insisting thet New YoIk Is entled 10 name he
Representatives. the Electoral Ticket as the Repre-
sentat.ves Of other districts have been named.
Mr BUSTED said thai II II IL true as Ny. Wake
man seems 20 apprehead that there is great danger
some Of his delegates abandoning hun, that is his IL
Luck and our good fortune.
Mr. ANpgiws Insisted that Il was the duty OF tn
Convention 10 1reat ths ma;ter as II treated the ques
ton of contested seats tins Afternoon IN refusing TO re-
Tor the matter 70 committee. and resolving 10 deCid
Al for itself Let each delegation vote here IN open con
yention and If some OF ihe cOntestLg del aton yOt
with US that viii be only another evidence that we az
right aud or opponents wrong.
Ir WAKENAS said that he was Ss.lshed that II u
Convention was fully apprsed OF all the facts II woul
not hesitate moment in its action. lie assured III
Convection that there was not member Of tie contest
ing delegation who Tepr sented uore than MY consn
eents and some OF them nov noie tnaa NY VI sci
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