The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-08


stitut'onh messuies ss he may insuguTste 70 har-
moniEe the country and restore and cement the
union Of the States.
On motion Of Edmund Driss., . resolution va,
adopted charging the present Secretary Of State, and
the enumeraior, under him with the pepstrs,on OF
frauds in connection ri,h the census.
rIr sIArE cKSrHAL COMMITTEE
VI. then rancd q tolo-s;
Dist.
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,T,Suf X Hunter, %I'lI.S SrHSSS + ! k1gri i
8 Jnnn 4. Green, J. Thomss sprisg.
e-Aenry u. Barte, Christopher 4. v aldo.
IL. Z. Ros.. Chnle, c. d. walker.
s-Dsan Richmond, A. 4. Isnins.
SELECTION or CANDIDATES.
The Convention then proceeded to The selection Of
eansSdste--
Gen. John A. Green Jr, said MI President,
i've pr.'cnt 'or me once OF secIe,ay o. SUITE ,he
e9ntinent. Tie sis,e Of New fort proudly claims
hia a, her hr,t soldier In socal iiie .tthout fault
his Democracy Arm, consistent and reliable. nom-
inse sit, for the Office OF secretary Of state, MAJOR
The motion ess grocrdel h, Thomas q. Fields
who briefly Ieyic~ cd Gen. Slocums brilliant military
esreer, snd the nomination vas made By scclsma-
G, {. Collier, Of Columbus, nominated for Comp
John Hsssefty, nominated John Arnot, Of Che
n,unx lie said that ior sught the Convention fnev
NJ. Robinson a Republican and, ne, for ono,
did not believe In sdoptiug any man merely for the
Tho ,o,e vas then taken With the following re-
,uii.
Iucius Robinson. o. oghn Arnot g..
en- motion of Edmond Drsss the nomination vas
NJ Agar nominated for Treasurer, Philip j. POr-
'enLsiner. Of Tompain, County: 49,.
This motion ~~ seconded by Ne,sr. s. N. shaw
and Cavert Comstock, when the name OF Mr.. Porten-
hsimer vas vithdraH and the nomination Of Gen.
Patriok wps made by scclamstion.
ATTORNEY General John Van Buren vhicb notnlns-
tiou, on motion Of John r. HUkin, vas made by se-
Por State Ensineer Mr.. Sanford nominsted 2. II.
Sweet, Of Oneida. John ~ lay, Of Monroe, vi. also
nominated, but leiore the vote taken hi. nsrne
vas Withdraw n, aud Mr.. sweet nomipated by &C.
| elamstion.
COMPLETE TIoKEr,
as finally adopted. stands a. follows;
For !Secrotary ~ Siat,-M sor General siocum.
For Com ptrolIsr- Luciua Robinson.
For Sats Bngine,r-s. H. Sweet.
FST r Cara eS'E.,,erS ,r,.,soSo v ,n AR%ons Rnsp
For Trsdsursr- r-GenorA IA. L. Patr1ck,
| For Inspsctor n state Pr'sons-Andrew J. Nc
T'or Cl,,t Of n. Court of AppesIs-E o. Perrin.
| F@ Judge " ne Court " Appesls.(lons term :
| Judge John ". Brown Cshort terin) Martin Grover
A. the conclusion Of the above nominsiions the
Convention, with three cheers for the ticket cd
journed sim dis.
Minnesota Republican state Convention
| St.PauL SspL1.-Tho Republican State Conv entior
yesterday nominated General W. Il. Marshsli, fol
| Governor; Hon. 7. II. Armstrong, for Leut.-Gov'
error Lieut. Colonel Rosers for Secretary Estate
General q. Bchaier, for Treasurer, and w. Covilo
| for Attorney uenCIai.
| Resolutions Affirming that neither mans color
rscs, birthplace tales Away his political righs
that no portion Of our subjects shall remain dcsradet
| and ignorant that this nation shall not hCs th,
Imperial Government 10 iule In Mexico, md demand
| Ing our Government 20 iorce the withdrah oi the
| invaders, were pareed.
| A rosolu tion approving President Johnson's mill
t.Ty and eivh course voted down.
Wisconsin Republican state Convention.
Madison, We, Ssrt. THE Republican Corven
tion to-day nominated Charles X. Gill for Attorney
General. The Convention adhered to the majority
report lsying the minority report, advocating nosr
suffrage On the table. Ths Convention sdiourue'
| siie dls.