New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
w-YoRK, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER a6, 1867

ssn, Abh the regularly elected delegation and entitled TO seats
Mr.. ANDREWS said he stood here loyal citizen OF
ue United states, and as q lOngtrlcd menDet OF tnS
cigues within fhe partv Tie and his associates thought
they had good right to seats here the sitting dee
gites sim they do not claim admission but rather q q
recognition rs Republicans by the Convention All they
ask is fairness, but there some who would pr0Scr
every member of the delegation because Of some political
mistakes that they may have made III the past. MT
Greeley denounces MS In p slamfu because some
only two wears since mr Greeley himself bced the
regular Republican nomination for Mayor In our CITY, II
men are TO be prescribed for political miske how far
win the rule cXcndf our party Is made MP of men who
within the past few years have widely differed. our
prescription. lie repeated, that his delegation only
claimed recognition at the hands of tho Convention and
W noyed that the matter OF reorganznS the baiy IN
lewYOrk be referred to Charles 8. Spencer Thomas
Murphy and Benjamin Field, the place they recon-
mended 10 be accepted as nnality,
ClIARILs s. srENcER opposed tho motion. He cheer
consistent Radical Republican, and he was utterly nm
aDle 10 account iOr Ms position in this matter III ls Ioto-
Ions that the men with whom he Is acting supported the
democratic State ticket last Fall and they cannot deny
IT, year ago they adopted RESOLUTION against giving
10 the black the right 10 vote and il certainly ~
cooness on their part TO ask for any recognition now
~ the hands Of this Convention. We have good and
thorough orHrzlton in NewYork, and If these gentle
men are the good Republicans that they claim TO be- that
oreauizlton u al that they need That organization ws
proposition OF Mr Andrews is simply to have this Con-
vcnon undo what was done 50 woll then.
Mr.. ANDREWS explained that the resolution against
negro suffrage was adopted by only few members OF
TIE Committee and in the absence Of the Chairman Mr.
on the record Ia favor OF giving the black man the gt
10 vote.
The question was then taken on the motion Of Mr.
Audrews and 10 lost and the resolution of the Com
mittce Contested Seats was adopted.
NOMISATfON OF THE TICKET
motion that tho Convention proceed to vote for cam
didate tor Secretary OF state was carried
Ut. CHARLES 7. SPENCER nominated Gen. Hudson Law
renee of NewYOIg.
hr. ID. d. r. MARSHALL nominated Gen. Francis c. Bar
low of NewYOrk.
Mr. JoHS C. GREEN nominated Gen. McKean of Sara
toga.
Gen. Mexican received 27O, Gen. Barlow lOl. and Gen
Lawrence votes.
The nomination OF Gen. Mexican was made unanimous
Mr.. LYMAN IREMA1SE nominated CALVIN i. Huburd or
81. Lawrence for Controller.
Jud &c FoLGER nominated Thomas c. Hilhouse of On
tariO.
judge FoLGER moved ihat the nomination OF Mr. HUI
burd be made unanimous, which was carried.
Mr. TALcoTT Of Lie nominated for State Treasurer
Erastus :. Pro>scr ot Erie.
Gen. EETCnUN of Dutoacss announced that he had re-
cciyed letter from Gen. HOwand declining 20 he can
dldate for denomination, aud he accordingly withdrew
Mr. J. BuyDY OF ChcnanCo presented the name Of the
Hon. Frederick Julian Of ChcLInEO.
Mr BALfAED OF Cortland indorscd the nomination OF
The Hon WI s. LINCOLN Of Ticga presented the
OF :. j. Cornell of T0mpk!Ds.
Tie Hon. joins pARELg 0f Wayne Hd0Tsed the nOmina-
tcu Of Nj Cornell a8 the candidate OF Young America.
The Hon. CHARLES VAN WICK Of Orange presented the
namc u Gen. T. G. Yates OF Ulster
Gen. Gates received 2p votes A. b. Cornell l33 votes,
llr. Julian - votes l.. s. PrOSer votes.
Previous 10 Tie announcement o.. the result. NrTaicott
Withdrew t1e nauc Of Air Proascr and cast the vote OF
L., County for Mr. Cornell.
FIR TRElnEE moved that the nomination of Mr..
Gates Doe made unanimous.
The PRESIDENT announced the Committee on Resou-
tons as follows: Andrew d. White, A. H. Llfn, Mn
th0Inc Tompkin Schcntz, g. NJ. Depew, ~ y. Cole G..
r. Van Wyc, George W. Demers, seymour Sexton, E A.
Merritt. HOrO Ballard, W NJ. Ely +. ;. Kew, C. D. FOL
ger John r. Talcott. and James Sherwood.
The Convention then took a recess until u o'clock