New-York tribune., 1867-10-05

| Mr. d. H. De witt nominated Gen. Jacob b. Harden
| bur Ch of Ulster for State Treasurer. .
| A ballot was taken with the following result:
Wheeler Il Bristol % Darius o, Cort; North ''-'''."
The nomination of wheeler H. Bristol was made unani
Mr. Smith NJ. Weed moved the nomination Of Marshall
L. Chamlain OF Allegany for c@c, ~,
, ~ow-York would accept the nomination.
M, I'm. NJ. Tweed said he wouit not,
Az Az K F. Fever inquired II Francis Herman would ac
| cent thc nomination, .
Tie domination Of Marshall d. Chanplan was made by
Mr. George W Miller moved the nomination Of John d.
Fay Of Monroe for Canal Conn issioner Inc homiDaton
Was made by acclanatiOn.
| Mr. George W. Cuyler moved the nomination OF Van
Rensselaer, Richmond OF Wayne for state Engineer ana
Surveyor The nomination was made by acclaIns,on o
| Mr.. John GansOn moved the nomination OF Saiomoh
Mr. e. F. Durston nominated Daniel B. MoNeh OF Cin'
Mr. Henry A. Richmond seconded the nomination Of
Before the rOlca was concluded Mr. Durston with,
drew the name of Daniel r. Mcneil and tho NOMINATION
| of Mr.. scien was made unanimously.
A delegate nominated John Ganson for Judge OF the
Mr. Ganson said he was not candidate and could not
accept the nomination. He nominated Martin Grover,
Mr. John A. Green said he was authorized by Mr. Pratt
| to say that he was not g candidate
A delegate nominated George 4. Comstock.
Mr. John A. Green said he authorized by Mr. Com
stock TO say that he was not q candidate ,,soa m ,,o
ton the nomination OF Mr.. Martin Grover was made by
Mr. Samuel Tlden stated that the new State Conven
ton would meet at the Desyan House at noon next FRI
day He took this occasion to congratunate La he
fon the promised auepicOuS results or thcfr uones
ON mot, the convention resolved to adjourn sine die
The following announced as the new e'a'o |Oin
isJndieial B. sweeny and nd CharlSs cha G.
Fowler IIId J0dieal District Peter Tagger ana Isaac
McConike jr IVA judicial Dsriet-Isaiah Blood and
r and c Geo "fPP H. Sanford vIh judicial Ds9
r 4S RS. and .uS w'Gp y g SSTEs5 WSSer VIZ y a p
Henry A. Richmond and James jackson, IT, -.
samuel j. Tilden. Samuel North, and William q. Fargo
Before declaring the Convention adjourned, Mr. sey-
GENTLENEN or THE CONVENTIONS: shall not at this late
hour detain you with any remarks as Know You are
b0ye bSw an nst ooa yome Of history Which has told Of
disasters to country and disasters TO our party TOO
and about to enter upon another period,
of defeat hut Of triumph. let us. while We exult at
the prospects Of the future give one Thought TO the past
have been accustomed during these years to come
together and take counsel how they might
one Of their first duties in the hour Of defeat,
representing alone the minority with sturdy fath anu
they might avert the evils which have threatened our
land We have seen the close OF days OF defeat We are
about 10 the opening Of days OF triumph loud
cheers.l Hereafter. when shall look back upon the
past history Of lives we shall cling by our memory to
which are gilded with triumph. We shall remember
each other and shall feel hereafter as We may not feel
now how accustomed to come. In the nour
of defeat and give each oihor comfort and DO what we
have befaen IT, lCheersl There have grown up among
us from things bonds OF earnest affection OF which
will know and feel the Of their strength when
these bonds shall severed by the hands OF death We
shall probably not meet hereafter we have met hereto
fore Men have old in the service of their country
have felt IL their bounden duty TO be present ON an
occasion like this. Other men will take our places;
Younger men will take the stage Of action. There
lore, it il, say, that while today congratu-
late you because | feel that the hour OF triumph
has dawned upon us, would give one Thought to the
memory the days that past aud To those that have
been taken away recently and whom We have missed
"a much upon this OCCASION will not turn aside from
rceoectOns such as these to speak OF those VINO wee
more unfortunate than those who taken away by
the hand OF deaththose who facd in the hour OF pres
sure TO stand up for the right and meet tie storm that
threatened. For your kindness coward myself thank
YOU from the my heart In the order OF nature its
not probable shall each other again upon AN oo-
casion like this God knows cherish grateful memo
~ for the kindness have received from you May GOd
bless Won individually and collectively in your homes
when YOU return them and may He bless us more than
all that by this year triumph not for us alone. but
triumph country, and triumph for the flag that
above you A.,
Mr. eymour listened 20 with the deepest attention
throughout the delivery of this brief speech ana al It's
close greeted with a storm OF applause.