The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-21
A Committee On Resolution. va, then appointed.
TUT NONINATIONs


Committee on Resolution. y. then appointed.
THE NOMINATIONS.
ON motion Ward Hunt Of Oneids and John X.
Porter Of Albany, we're nominated BY sccsmstiou
for judges Of the Court Of Appe.s Mr. Hunt for the
long term, and Mr. Porter for the short term.
| II vas moved 70 proceed to tho nomination Of
candidate for soeretAry Of state.
| Isaac DAYTON. Of New York, said he believed II Wa
the individual wish Of hi, Convention that the Hon
| Chauncv " pcr'v te nominated, ard 70 eected 10
| N, position lie now 20 ahlv and itthiuly hls.
| his name, but he pIe,uItd he mcrcly et-
p,e"ed ihai gent ensn'. own ieshnt' NhSn n
patriotic mon party f,e, duty to .how It's grai-
| itrdo torards 'ho noble mcn who have proven ther
| vices sni fi,sinr t6sif i've, Tor her intc,ess
such nsn !. Gen. Ft,ncis G. Ba-oF, OF Ne" OK
whom he no- unminstcd for socretarv OF Sia',
| Nj. Ia, ton closed BY piring handsome eonpli-
mot 20 the services and sac hiee Of we n"m,ute
nothing Of the gentleman uomins'ed and he doubted
| whether th,rc Netc msn; In The Convention y no
dis. But stiA hs was Villas 10 step SlGo ana Hsltt
| IN wresth,rE garland IN ackuoglctfuen' OF ms
vel onu'd iame' bnt h. thought oi anothor Who !.
aown 20 oil q, vel hy his military fme =, through
| long pute ,ervct in CongIo. AID c,'cWh,fc, and
vho vays ~, but IL all tie note nov, dcs tvirg
@ 5.rp. 5I p sn tnd hS wSSt Of ,an sho% he
nov nominated 'or the oi.ce OF secretary Of state
| Arp'susel
| The tiua rccs vote resulted ~ foi'or,:
! Bil.ov............l9l Nan wyok........... liz
| Dan. T. s!cke.. ...,.5 CM Dcpv~ ............i
Mr SPENCER moved the unanimous nomination OF
| Gen. BARLOW, which WAS carried.
The vote for Coup,fol'or resulted a. follow,
Thom., II Hinhou.e, OF ont,ro, nominated By
Chulsp y. tolve, received Iha No't'i james n "sll
| OF ,le.iei son, - Tracy Bcndlr OF Chcmuu,, :!
On motion OF Mr. Bsl, the nomination of Ar. iliu-
house vas msdc unanimous.
For STATE Treasurer Ade'er,te nominrei'
Gen. G. n. Van wvck GILES W iloickls' ncrnira.
to4 teoirc ". schu' Ter. ben, koIouum nominated
Col. Iios Land, Of bd,h,,-.
Henry A. Low vi..irew tho name Of Gen. Van
wvck, sayins he would not soc.pt The nomination Of
State 1ren,urer Tho vote rcsuted I. ioilo-,
4 Ilo-land. d....... ........ ...... ...,.........
| schuyler ............. .. .......,....... .lio
Tie nomination u Col Rowland vas made unsni.
mou,.
Nj Dav!. Of Monroe moved that General lohn
H. Martiuiao be nominated By seelAnuAtion fot A.
torney-GencIal.
Charlie s. spencer seconded the motion, stAtins
that Gcnc. al Martindale had heen Repuhic' from
the sRtt, had won an unquestonahly hgh military
reputation, stands among The 70 emosi al the barand
enjoy an exalted position IN priya'e life.
The nomination Vas made BY acclanstlon and fol-
lowed by spp!ause.
For state Engineer and Surveyor, stephen y.
Cooling, Of NisrNa Charles W wontz, Of schuyler,
General Ch,rle, X. Graham, of Sew YORK, Daniel G.
| u
New York and J Pa,t GooiselI. Of oneida, vore
named Tho following /, the result OF the vote Ile
second ballot
. Goodieu, 200. Graham, 1888. Ttvlor,T.
! The no ninstion Of Mr.. uoodsen vas made unaui.
nous.
For Canal Commissioner, Rohcr, c. Dorm, Of sche-
Z nectady, and Alexander hNohy Of Washington
zero nGT,na's polT. is6 E'n '' 'o'0" BsfeIsI W. iso
: Mr.. pofn's non, n.tion va. made gnannaon..
| As.,T To- ,t,fG GVat Irt I.1sr Oh
u Columbia Colonel kuius SEQ J. Of Ale an VII.
,. am II. stsn % OF peisvue Colonel Emo, G
irie; General john :. Ciari, OF C.yusa Ccr "a
Bar mum. OF onondHs Geuerai Deyin, Of New ok
before The To, cal ed through tho uomuA ion
/ OF General Bilnpm wn made unanimous.
- fot Clerk Of the Court Of Appesls, on motion o
j. Gcn. Patrick, h,nry Jones' OF CstA.anfu' "a
nominated BY acciamatlon.
THE RESOLUTIONS.
" Hon. Henry J Raymond, on behalf of the Com
u mittee on Resolutions, read the toloFing le,olu
y tions
- Rssolpsd, That vc oonErstulate the people n thi
II state upon the ovefthros Of the rebellion sli TN
q return OF pe1co 10 al tcc;iont OF our nMon ouul
1 ths T restablshment S % Of % the nl,erna @ "a "a
:. thonty and tho eitipAtion Of syeiy .mpe recon-
l. penso for the suernIs and 'aeriee' By "leh 'he'
l. | ieml't have bsen achieved.
h. RS.olIed, Inst to the soldier, and sailors n n
rsns, and in hli delM tmfntI by Nhe.e A'r' unde
ID Divine Providence, TINS great ie'n hrr lctl hccou
In pl,hed and who have by thor he .o.'m' fh'd nr'
v and undying lustfc on tho hmctiCen ugtn', y
IN return the heart cit thanks Of AfrAtc.u ~ PIE
We Iene~ the demand made h. the I Mon NHioI .
Convention a. Baltimore that saequatc provision b
:" made by the national authorize for NJ suppor an
ID comfort OF snch OF tho survivors, ~ have lttolNe
hono able and dIablins uounis in the service oi thei
country.
a. sAslnsuon Of Al. abam Lincoln ~ closnF cdi.rr
n uselulnesAnd honor AMI ~ trcH M
~ tional calamity, we recognize ~ Anltew Jolnso
e his successor ftaiesm.u oi abity tfpeiienct m
y, hi.h-toned pAtrotlsm and the most ulsiI'd lnei
10 Iity, and who has rcudetod nydla'r service
10 the mon cause during the eut Yon, and hos
n single hearted devotion 20 the pctmGielI i!oer
81, | aud glory OF common country. Vurliutuds I'll
W II spect and confidence OF the American ptpnie Rt
Vl that We renew to him in LIS ndmia.si 9A 10
ha aSfutAnces ot cordial ana elective -upiJis VINO
~ were nderod b, W. in his nouiuAt'cn All election
a. kSOp,d, That We approve a. tnIutdt} sl-' si
,n iu.i nUuts OF kLGnets rnd Connn'ucr Nlut
IN lsiiu ent johnson has eNlnCed tOStfd mo ~ u
10. communities and individuals laely ia rr non y
W .ecepI the psTprtuhtOn ot he Lou ana ie tt pc
ed ual prohibition Of slavery the lc titimao Al' l. y
ha yorElo recalls o. tho var hat Ne .H'oNe nj
loE initial Gttls which he hes tsACa tpy Ald+ lrt'
on iLI the touLa tl mi itbrN tuthO1g a Ne Ntihr'
en- states and restoring % the.r pt !c il td con
t.r uc ClntOl OF their own al sir. vas - ssn 10 a
en-. be lound compatible With tic psc.t AtlIa OF ore
tho martatLGnce Of psace, thr pAC,JMun ti SlAN"I
,er aud the ullllment oI the constitutions. ot sntHu-
O-t me national Auhoiiy 10 guaTtu q" 70 t t Nth
nd republican form Of government ana tha' We tn
~. turntly look forward undCg his wise hud phtH"1
Ie- anininstrstion 10 the Establishment o: more ooInl
en- relations, OF Frcater mutual n s-ci ana OF htuh
nv iue IN each Others welfare lttrett me N"'t
tie prn and southern sections OF the uoh, lhNn ""
Tor hitherto prevailed, and that IA AL ihe measure"
the may adopt tending 10 the Gtth!uuent 'L &C. lI
im aud beuthceAi 'hds we peuRe h'A' 'u ''''''' 80
nal hearty tulgOlt. ,....
1e. Essoirso, That while We IosGt Tie Na'on