The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-05

Mr. D p frrusTEs moved the NOMINATION o. jung
X,,nau, \ aiaaa OF Ossego, for bnnpr"li.r -. n.
MI Jaag A ogsGss moved that The nomination %
made nv acelsustou. tarled -, :, vvt..,sr n
Mr. ii A. DKsBg moved the NOMINATION. " "As' -
Br,sto OF noga, for state Treasurer -. N IA,
Hr u NJ Dgwnr nominated General 'scoo - MAJ
deubnrgh, Of Ulster, 70. state irea.ass'
ii BRISTOL %; Jacob .. Hafdsnpafgh, Iii ,Ss
CLARK q Samuel North. !. D@''us
Nr SsiTa NJ WEED moved tho ,o,,,,.,., :, w.,
Mr. D n Drwirr inoa,reJ for Attorney General.
Of New YORK, would Accsr The nom,ns,sa
Mr VA ~ IwssD . ID ne would not
800, - .aa,aa. Inquired IL francls Herman would
TIE cHAiR say. ne would nol
:, ihe homlpf ion Of Marshal B. Champla.n was made
hr GEV,AoE W. NtLER moved the nomination Of John
~ ray, Si Monroe, for Canal Com missioner The nomi-
uA,on was made by exclamation.
NJ GEORGE W. Cu1IER moved the nom nation OF Van
rensselaer, hichmond OF Wayne for State Engineer and
Ssnsy9 o. Inc nomination was made BY reclamation.
M. JOIN GAwsoS moved tho nomination VI John
scheu, Of Ere, for Inspector OF State rrisons.
mr. =. =. DussIos nominated Daniel b. Mcneil, OF
hr HxsRY A. RICHMOND seconded Tho nomination Of
Before the roll call concluded Mr. DuRsros with
drew tho name Of Daniel B. Mcneil and tho nomination
Oh MT scheu was made unanimously.
delegate nominated john Ganson for Judge Of tho
Mr. GASsoS sad he not a candidate. and conld
NOT scceYi the nomination. He nominstod Marin
Mr.. M,usrAcou nominated Daniel Pratt, Of onond.ga.
MT Jbns A. GREENE said no was authorized by Mr..
fIati 10 tay that he was not casiidsta
delegate nomnsted George +. Comstock.
MT JOHN A. GREENE sa be was authorized BY Mr.. Com.
STOCK TO ray that he was not = candidste
me rnl YVES then called, but before concluded on
motion, fhe nomination Of Mr. Martin Grover made
Mr EsMuEl J. TILpEs stated that the new State Com
mttee ~ouid meet at the Dogevsn House at mex,
Friday He took this occasion 10 congratulate the Con-
ventioa o. ths promised suspicious results Of thor
doings
On nYton the Convention resolved to adjourn sine de
THE STATE COMMITTEE
Tho following ware announced as the new State Com.
First Judicial Dissriet Peter B. swesny and Charles
G. CorneH.
Second Judicial Disrta.-Erassus Ids and W. A.
| Fowler.
Third Judicial District Peter cagger and Isaac Nc
4 Conhe. Jr.
Firth J,dica. Dstric, Isaiah Blood and Moore R.
| Knapp.
f9ii Jdteias District A. Greene, Jr and George
Strh Judicial Distrfcl-sIspher T. Arnot and N.
l wilson Parker.
| !S-renh Jsdtcial Distria-E. p Ross and G. C B.
| Walker.
EieatA Judicial District. Henry A. Richmond and
James Jackson, Jr.
At Lcrge Samuel J. Tdcn, Samuel North ard VII
Before declaring the Convention adjourned Mr.. ssY.
| MOOR said -
GEr-LssRs cosvysrios-I shall not At this late
hour deain yon with any remarks as know
volume Of history Which has told Of disasters to
psi defeat M
umph let while crut the prospects OF the
give ught past seen FOR the
last who have accustomed during these
| years 10 come together and take counsel how they
| might serve their country; who have deemed
| 1t one OF their nrsi duties In the hour Of defeat
representing alone the minority, with sturdy faith
dying hope to and counsel together how
might avert tho evils which have threatened land We
have the close OF days OF defeat We about
81 Ii. hsy
our lives we shall cling by these days with
closer affection than TO those which gildcd
triumph. We shall remember each other, and shall feel
| TONED to come In the hour of defeat, and
| givo each other comfort aud do what could
| 70 save our land from tho calamities which
have befslien (Cheers There has grown up among
things bonds earnest affection OF which we
will know and ieel the when
these bonds shA be severed by the hand of DEATH We
shall probably not meet hereafter have hereto
fore Men have old in tho service Of their country
who have felt II their boundcp duty to be
sion like thus Other men will take places; younger
| men VIII take the stays OF action. Therefore
| because I feel that the hour OF triumph has
| dswnsd upon would give thought 70 the
memory OF tho days that those that
been taken recently, and whom have
ectons such these speak those who
fortunate than those taken by hand
deaththosc who failed Ia tho hour OF stand
FOR iho right and meet tho storm that threatened For
| your kindness toward myself l thank You from
he OF my In the order of nature II IL
probable sbal each other again upon
the kindaess have received from you. May God bless
individually and collectively your Won
return 10 them, and may lie bless than all this
VITA triumph, not Tor alone triumph
country ADD triumph for tho nag that above u.s.
Mr.. seymour WAS listened to with tho deepest atten
ton throughout the delivery Of this brief speech and
| at IT'S close WAS greeted with . storm Of chsora