New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-21

wo -o 10 moot them with the patriotic spirit OF
ser fee thnt has carried safely through the war
and place the Republic on hrner ana loro ehuurinS
foundation. Removed applause. we liin our pom,
col onponents who five years ago, refused 10 give up
orty T cnnntry through all their changed and vary
| INC professions ever the same Ihey scattered inc
! navy and dispersed Inc army ana depeied ana
em,tie1 the arsenals and treasury OF the country,
Ioving the Nation the feet Of treason iney threw
every clo. and obstacle in tho way OF successful
prosecution of the war and when f.ace returns, we
md them putting the helmet of Mars over the Wlte
feather ard the bne cont. Renewed opPlauseI IL is
sad commentary on ;hc honesty oil our common nature
10 fad party 09ros,1ps ta e vet T0, einr
IN haya been its foremost friends when the
danger is past, the victory won a'd Peace secured.
We have seen our opponents ioiIoNHB win an uu'
handed marily The present executive Of the nation
IA rs home IN Tennessee frOm the seat OF Government
with no word Of sympathy. and when he was presented
FOR tie sufIGges of tie pie with no WORD "i dd nc
pittcd i.arieSsly for the night IN his own STATE anu
now occupsinp he Executive chair. hud them bud
ing him with praise. The party thet refused 10 give
material I'd 10 tie SELLERS now seeks oappN thel VIC
tones 10 is especial uses ~ was iho 'i " 'o
Old adacc. "WAcn the dCv Was eick, the deNl hon
vond be; when the devil got well the deyil monk
was ne" Ikenewed applause. We have met here to-
Gav Ms tie representatives oil great patriotic party
mat has Upheld the Government ANA those who admin
isiosif for the consultation II those matters whch
are best tie future of the country tndbInsued N
Strength aud Gnfnl1g III hope, We sAan present ior
the suiirsgcs OF the people oI thiS SlAc ceuGdAles
/ AGAINST whom no Word can be sad, We VIII uphold
the hands OF our Jackson johnson Applause We
viii rcpldiaie the paying Of one dollar OF the keorI
War debt We VIII say every creditor Of tie Gov.
cTnuent: we viii pay every iarthng oi pFlhcipal
and interest 10 tie last and we VIII equaiae te burden
OF our National U,bi 30 that all persons AID property
shall bear their fair and equitable share. We Nlii
write the Endorsement Of The Whole people nc oss the
grceubacks which Will give them the ing o tn golden
coin. lApp,Guse.l We VIII reward our returned
veterans, nor with empty nominations from M Nmpa'
thetc hands, bit with the fruits OF the positions 70
which we are certain 10 elect them. We viii lay TIE
foundations of tAc country firmly and securely GA TIE
uri cpes of liberty aud justice 10 ALL grounding them
~ thar broad OCriiry ard Denohcent justice "mcn
thlractoize the spirit Of our Institutions Prolonged
apy.ausc.l GentemcA what Is tie pleasure Of the
Nr Waldo Hutchins renewed his motion for the az.
poIiueui Of q committee, 10 which slaA be referred
ali Iesoutions.
! Sir. II. j. RAYMOND moved to amend by adliGg,
And that said committee be iasruced 20 report 1850
lutions ir the consider alton Of tine Convection
! This was accepted aud the resolution was adopted,
whereupOu tie President appointed the Committee as
follows
District T. waldo nuclns and Henry j. Raymond II,
Nn. u. Robeiison and h. NJ. Madden; ILL., Jemo fer.yh
and & Is svu: H. william H. Wheeler 1nd EIWord Dodi
TN. H. Roberts and b. 4 Lt.ejohl; Vi pues NJ hoch-
hiss ana Henry b. Lord VII 1hou's " Ponroy anl Ouion
tIut.ou: \ III, Norman VI. Allen AID 4. ~ CaVp
On motion, Ward Hunt Of Oneida, aad John X.
Porter Of Albany were nominated by lcc4amal0n Tor
Judges Of the Court Of Appeals; Nj Hunt fOr ,lc long
/ tenn. and Alr. Porter for the sAOrt term.
IL was nov moved t. proceed ~ tue nomination Of q
candidate for Secretary o. State.
Isaac DlytCaoi NeN.York said he believed that Il
was Tie individual wish If every member Of iIs Con
yeuii0n that the Hon. ChaUnccy 81. Depew be feaou.
mated AID reelected 10 the pos On De aow 70 ably and
faithfully Ills Cheers lie did not propose to with.
draw he name on. he presumed be merely expressed
that gcnteman's own feelings when be said That Tie
time has arrived when the patriotic Union party feels
il duty 20 show ITS gratitude toward tue noble men
who have proven their love OF country by freely giving
,ercsts Such man is Francis C. Barlow of New
York. whom ne LOW nominated for Secretary OF State
Nj DAYTON closed b. paving handsome compliment
10 the se.ylCes Cii sacrilces OF TIE AoaAnee.
Charles ;. Spencer 81 Newhork sad De knew
nothing Of the gentleman nominated. aul le doubled
vlether there were many N tic Convention Who did
~ st he was willing 10 take ior granted All tie go!
lant gelScca 4 az 1 G. gentleman rom Sow -orA ar.
CriDrd 10 HIN Taxing % 81 Tor granted De zee ~luf
u Atcp aside and ASSIST ln HfeatLlng garland ln &c
kloR.c. gmeut OF has weie4sa,d nmc but be though,
Of another Who ls kaoWn 10 a, ga sell by h.s military
fame as through long public service IA Congress aud
ci.e,gLerr and who always wa bat IS al tie more
nOw. deserving vel Of BIS pat! aud his c1gniIymeu.
lie alluded to Gen. Charles ii. Van Wycs of Sullivan.
whom be- nJw nominated iOr the OLcc 81 secretary Of
State lAlplause.
SIR Grow Of SULLIVAN thai kcd tie gentleman last up
and seconded the nomination.
The tirq vote resulted as follows:
E EaI0f .l sicic: 9 van n " 6csc VIZ
MI SyeAcer moved the unanimous nomination OF
Gen. riI.ow. which was carried.
Tie vote for Controller resulted os follows: Thomna
H. ullh0lse 81 Ontario, nominated by Charles j.
r.: Tracy bead.c OF ChcMung g.
Dl mouOn Of Air. Bell. the nomination Of MT. Hin
house Wa made unanimous.
for STATE Treasurer. delegate nominated Gen. e.
u. Van Wyck. Giles ". NOicAkss nominated George
". schuyler. Gen. KocAum nominated Col Iiowlald
Of DutcAess.
Henry a. Low withdrew the name Of Gen. Van
Wycl, sayine be would not accept the nomination Of
State Treasurer.
The vote resulted follows: Rowland 2os Sohay.
ler 40
The nomination Of Col Hovland was made unan.
iuOus.
Recess til 73l
EVENING SESSION.
! The Convention re0sscmhed nj 80.
! Nj Davis Of Monroe moved th1t ~ John II. Mar
tinaae Dc nominated by reclamation for Altorncy Gen
eral
Charles Spencer seconded the motion stating that
Gen Martndale had been Republican from The stlft
hac won an ungutstonaby high military reputation.
stands among the foremost at the bar aud enjoys an
exalted position in private life
! i. &. Lapham Of Ontario and Seth Wareman Of Gen.
esee followed IN ouogstc tribute the worth Of tie
nominee.
The nomination was made by acclamation, and fol-
lowed hy applause.
For State Engineer and Surveyor, Stephen T. Good
ing Of y agara Charles W. Wontz Of SCHUYLER Gen
| Charles X. Graham Il New-York. Daniel g. Jennc.
/ William y. Taylor Of Oneida Miles O'Kelly of New
| York. and J. Plat Goodae!l of Oneida were named
Tie following il the result Of the votc
GOodseil. Graham. ..........l23
! TaylOT.............. - Weniz ......... 20
Jenhc- -.---.-....-.-.2l
sLcOED BALLOT.
G. oodscll 900: Graham. Ia3; IaylOr, T.
! Tie Nomination Of Sir. GOodsel was made unnan.
imous.
For Canal Commissioner Robert e. Dorm Of Science.
taly and Alexander i4rcigy O ( WASHINGTON Upro