New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06

esaon ,-esident Van wyck read q dispatch from john
n No.. .t,n ew York TO appoint gentleman IN Ray
mords pI,os in fbe NJ 'tionai Committee When Mr. Van
wyek announced that ca whom threats VIII never vsvsf
nor dangers appalwas Mr. Hof~'0 1917. --N
gentleman the Convention rose IS one man ana made The
hail ring with applause.
The dispatch the New.York Delegation ~ Phsdeipoh
then read and this sdded the cnb ssm afd oa'rs
the Convention unanimously ratified the nonlnatsva
Of Mr. Greeley by tue State Committee represent the Sad
in che National Convention The Committee Organization
then reported the OF President and Vice Prsde1t
which accepted When Mr. Treman reached tbs shais
he loudly cheered. at the conclusion Of vkiSh
no commenced his speech. The applause was 70.
quent but whom he asserted that the Repablcsa
| party intended to dictate the terms upon which
this country is to DO restored. the whole Convention
and cbserod both loud and long which repeated
again when Mr. Trsmain declared that should look
country first and the Constitution aerwrd The speech
which clear statement OF the difference between Ny
Listened 10 with proft and received the usual compliments
given to this enemans oraoricai efforts Many OF It's points
party rendered the South peace bat Il they wanted be
sword they could have plenty Of IL Amen vent up from
all parts the Convention When the Judge finished he was
greeted with three splendid cheers.
resolution then passed adding the name Of Mr. James
TerwiliseI to the State Central Committee.
Mr.. A. Cornell Of senator Ezra Cornell the only
gentleman that has been named as oompettor 70 GOV req
then moved that Gov Fenon be renominatec by acca
This gave rise 70 short debate as to the mode OF uOmnsns
desired to vote for Mr. F6non should rise upon Which the
whole Convention delegates spectators sDd all th
feet amid tho widest enthusiasm Gov. Feuton DO
This announcement was followed by cheers for TOnpkas
The Hon Horace Greeley moved that the Convention 60
into the nomination Of candidates for Lieut. ca
Mr. Greecy said Iha. the las. State Convention prno
was then accepted It nominate upon ticket
Der Of soldiers and s'f NOMINATION saas o sus ss 20 %
Others did vel bat after all the heart q the country
warmed gowingy for those who had endured hardsbg
on tho field and had thus illustrated their genuine Amsnces
love Of country Regarding this sane Pncpeo seton nov
Lieut. oyernor He had known Col Woodiord
full champion principles before the war and when the
c sn SA until victory ;yy was attained
Mr. Andrews Of 0nondaga presented for rsnonlnstes
not sutabenes5 o Col Woodord but no submtee
that Mr. ,0 SS1 be d d q. % p
after renominaing with much az snm h Tos; ~ T%
Woodford and he would doabess make lifting companies
of the i've soldiers who now nSa ssae nc v 1s ss,s
the past years for gentleman who was comparatively
MI Huburt member Of Congress from st. Lawrence gave
the namo Col. Wheeler Of Franklin Comfy.
Mr. s%S 81 s'tS p aOoS 90 80 ting
the party did in rejecting Hawlp and substituting
Col Van Pat.en Of Hsrkimsr. soldier. recommended
the support Of Mr. Ayord: -,
woodford in short telling speech. and followed b. Me-
Townsend Of Troy who urged upon them 70 select good
orovidenoe S,cone Governor and tisy should have tried
man sicb a one no believed Mr.. Alvora to be.
ursod the mobilization Of Mr. %oodrd Mr. Car.s
Pnsey Of shohaTis followed him with Plea for Nj AvOrd
Mr. LteIhn then In very earnest manner urged the nom
nation OF William Wheeler an act Of justice toward TIE
Question was then called and President Trsmaia raped
for order which was soon obtained and the baone s00a
Il was soon evident that the friends Of the dsren. csad
dates nearly evenly dvdec aud consequently more IN
terest take n the result
When John a. King voted for Col wsOdfOrd he sp
paudod as Geo wm Curtis vote for the gea'
teman aud MI Greeley received like compliment when no
recorded his vote for Mr.. woodford: -.
that he after finding that Mr. Wheeler IN such minority
desired change bis from Wheeler 70 woOdford Ihea
gentlemen who voted for SIR Wheeler changed Tor Mr. Wood
ford and who voted for Ayord also asked to change he vote
Mr. HiscooE protested against members changing their
before the result announced as II was unfair
Foger sustained Mr. H. and /, carried that tho
vote be taken ever again ~, n,
Before the second ballot taken Mr. Hurd withdrew tho
Tbs baotins then commenced and II soon became evident
Of he ballot Woodford received $50 TO ISL for Aord
delegate for ST. Lawrence moved to make 1t unanimous bat
tue pos 70 make that SeO SSs s az TSs r e's sss 70
fer which took until this evening
EVENING SESSION
The evening session was opened By beautiful patriotic
ITO selection OF candidates for Canal Commsoner was
next in order The nomination OF Senator Hoyt Gen GGls
and Senator Latham were read in enthusiastic manner
and when announced that Senator Hoyt nominated
the enthusiasm increased aad still more SO when the nominee
for Lieut. Governor Col W0odord made neat and peril
speech. which electrified tho audience
The Committee Resolutions ready report but MI
Chl s Spencer asked leave to press the claims Of Geo.
MO Of Clinton or the position Of Prison Isspseor Which
who lost leg in front Of Richmond.
DR.. Bates renominated amid applause and this In
when tho Doctors denomination seconded 10
able speech by delegate from Cayuga who pronounced the
country OF the Seward would give large
majority for the Republican ticket ever IL did.
Gen. Hammon's name was also read VIII cheers
An attempt made TO nominate MOfatt by acciamstiop
but although the delegates nearly all tired and
seemed anxious 10 60 home majority Of shem opposed th
and the baone was proceeded with On
that Hammond received las Mott IT, and Bates e. mooa
70 make Gen. Hammonds domination unanimous was heartily
passed Gov Aord recognized and amid enthus
brought 10 the PLATFORM where be expressed
his hearty aeqaseenee in the ticket and pledged hnsefto do
his utmost to have u elected -, -. ,
The League resolutions which were printed In IHE tribune
OF this morning then read The resolutions were thea
read by Geo. W. Curtis style which added 10 their eo
auencc Mr. Curs loudly called for after reading the
resolutions that be stepped forward and made snort speech
Gen Barlow Secretary Of STATE then addressed the Con-
vsnon aud followed BY Alderman Dayton OF New'York
Resolutions thanking officers passed. after which
the Convention adjourned with three rouspg cheers Thus
closed probably tue important Convention OF any party
party Convention had barnaces attached TO H. Composed
Of ia abest men, fse from all wire pulling and slate
making which have been marked hsreofore Every pusa
OF this great heart today-for II was one heaoeas
alone principle IL Inscribed Its banners principles
which are aed those banners supported BY
who viii reflect honor upon IT, ~.
parted the best Of spirits imbrued with the detern
nation 20 into fight aud win it. The address Is very
long. and 70 an elaboration Of the Constitution.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
SYRACUSE, N Y. Wednesday Sept. 8 1866.
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