The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-21

the feet Of treason They threw every clog and obstacle
In the way OF successful prosecution OF the WAT ana
when peace returns dnd them putting the helmet OF
Mars the white feather and the blue coat enewed
applause Il Is sad commentary on the honesty OF our
IN its hour Of snser and trial. YET Claiming % have been
its foremost friends when the danger past the victory
won and peace secured we have seen out
Executive OF the nation to his home IN tennessee from
the seat OF government with no word OF sympathy and
when be presented for the suRages OF the people
with no word of aid He battied fearlessly
for the right in hts own State and now occupying
with praise The party that refused give material aid
to the soldiers seeks TO apply their victories 70 its
especial 1t was the vcrhcaon OF the Old adage-
When the devil was sick, the devil monk would be-;
When the devil got well, the devil monk was he z.
Renewed applause) We have met here to-day the
Of great patriotic party that has upheld
the government and those who administer it, for the
consideration Of those matters which are best for the
future Of the country undminished In strength, and
gnfaing in hope we shall present for the suragos OF
word can be said. We will uphold the hands OF our
Jacksen-Johnscn (Applause.l We will repndate the
70 every creditor Of the government-We will pay you
arthing OF principal and interest TO the last and
thst ali persons and properv shall bear their fair and
equitable share We will write the endorsement or the
whole people the greenbacks which will give them
returned veterans not with empty nominations from
unsympathec hands, with the fruits OF the positions
TO which certain TO elect them. We will lay the
foundations of the country firmly and securely in the
principles Of liberty and justice 10 ALL grounding them
on that broad Literally and bensacens justice which
appause Gentlemen, what Is the pleasure OF the Con-
vento0f M 7te
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS
Mr.. WALDO HUIcMNs renewed his motion for the ap-
pontment Of committee to which shall be referred all
Mr.. H. j. RAYMOND moved to amend by adding '.and
that said committee be instructed to report resolutions
for the consideration of the Convention"
This was accepted and the resolution was adopted,
whereupon the President appointed the committed as
follows:-
First District-WaIdo Hutchns and Henry j. Ray
mond; Second, William II. Robertson and E. NJ Mad
den; Third, James Forsyth and G. Essetlyn; Fourth,
William A.. Wheeler and Edward Dodd; Fifth, Els H.
Roberts and D. G. Lttleohn; Sixth, Giles NJ Hotchkiss
and Henry B. Lord; Seventh, Thomas M. Pomroy and
simon Hotton; Eighth, Norman NJ. Allen and A. NJ
On motion Ward Hunt Of Oneida, and John K Porter,
of Albany nominated by accamation for judges OF
the Court OF Appeals Mr. Hunt Tor the long term and Mr.
Porter for the short term.
NOMINATIONS FOR SECRETARY or STATE.
It moved to proceed to the nomination Of a can
ISAAC DAYTON Of New York, said he believed that it
was the individual wish of every member o. this con.
ve1On that the Hon chaun'y pepew be S nS
to withdraw his name, but he presumed he
when he said that the time has arrived when the parl
otto Union party feels II duty ~ sSow its gratitude
e Sy ss 1S Rsye
els G. Barlow, of New York. whom he row noml-
mated for Secretary Of State MI Dayton closed ~ pay
ing handsome compliment to the services and saI.'
hces 0f the nominee. - . fN
6aAsLHs 3. sFsIddsaa Of New York. said he knew no.
whether there were many in the Convention who did
But still he was willing TO take for granted all
the gallant services That the. gentleman from
New York ascrbed to him. Taking IL all for
granted he was willing TO- step. aside and
assist in wreathing garland In acknowledgment OF his
weIl-earned fame; but he thought Of another who is
known all we'll bv his military fame thrOuyh
long public in Congress and elsewhere, and who
always was out is all the more now deserving well Of
his party and his c0untrymen He alluded TO General
Charles II. Van wyck, OF Sullivan, whom no now nomi-
mated ,or the office q Secretary Of State Applauss
and seconded the nomination. Nfrr
The utuQ rQce vote resulted as follows:-
bsIST b.nis s si.ti;: iss c'a n Sspsw.. II
Nc SrEscRR moved the unapimous nomination Of Gen.
sral Barlow, which was carried.
y. CoiJsoILEa. <si&~
The vote for Cothptroiler resulted a. foiows:-
Thomas a. Hilhouss Of Ontario, nominated by Charles
Foleef received 253 votes James A. Bell OF Jener'
hon, 81; Tracy Beadle of Chemung, 20. ,,
On motion Of Mr. Ball the nomination of Mr. HiLhouse
was made unanimous
For State Treasurer delegate nominated General {.
II. Van Wyck: Giles w. Hotchkiss nominated George
W. Schuyler; General Ketchum nominated Colonel How
land, Of Dutchess :, co,..., v.n
wyck, saying he would not accept the nomna'ion Oh
The vote resulted as follows-Howland, 2os; schuy-
Icy, l4s :, co,.,. uow.,a v.. m.as un.n,.
nous.
Recess TIL half past seven
~ EVENING SESSION.
The Convention reassembled at haif-pas seven
Mr.. DAVIS, Attorney General, of Monroe, moved that
General John H. MartindaIe be nominated by accama-
ton for Attorney General. ~
CHARLES g. SPrxcER seconded the motion, stating thai
General Martndale had republican from the start
had won an unqucstionably high military reputation,
stands among the foremost ut the bar ana enjoys AL
exalted position In private llfe
E. G. LAPHAM, Of Ontario, and SETH WARkMAS, OF
Genesee, followed in euegsc tribute on the worth Of
The nomination was made by acclamaton and followed
by applause
For State Engineer and Surveyor-Stephen F. Good
ing Of Niagara; Charles W. wentz Of schuyler Genera
Charles K Graham of New York; Daniel u Senne
William B. Taylor, Of Oneida; Niles OReiliy oi New
York and J. pIatt Goodsell, of Oneida, were named
The following Is the result Of the vote:- 90,
Taylor .............. y Vents. u
Jeune. ......".......... II
SECOND BALLOT.
Goodseh eh..............1w iay"''
Graham. .l63
CANAL COMMISSIONER
For Canal Commissioner Robert Dorm, Of Schenec
tady and Alexander Barclay OF washingon were nomi
natcd with the following result Dorm lSo Barclay ioo
Mr. Dorns nomination made unannoua
| INSPECTOR OF STATE PRis0Ss
For INSPECTOR OF state Prisons Silss w. Iobey,
| Columbia; Colonel Rufus Scott, Of Aegany pWiiiam
rsugus Isaac n schemcrhorn, Of Erie Genera
| John g. Clark, Of Cayuga; General barnum Q
Onondaga; General Devin, Of New York, and Z hup
roll roll was called through the nomination Of General Bar
mum was made unanimous