New-York tribune., 1867-09-26

Roe TAt the opinion Of this Converon that upon the re
assembling Of Cg,s the House Of Representative shoad proceed
inquire whether Andrew JOhl'on has, While President com
% rom S &c s s sR 5 & ossa 4 that as. Of
should be r aud be be bis al before the Senate there
a;,ssty si.l an tusl ioI The sIsa. Oaea'e.
Mr.. WILSON BERRYhAN moved the following;
solrsd lbsi the duty Of TIE state in is own dealings afay
+ eaf a' s.' the passed " the last l''' A''"' as The
Referred. ...
Mr.. DWIGHT nominated Judge Van Cott OF Kings, for
AttorneyGeneraL
MIR. TaENnSE moved that his nomination be made
by acclamatiOn.
Carried.
state Engineer A. c. Powell Of Onondaga, and on mo-
tion, hc was nominated by acckmatlon.
Mr. A. y. COLE nominated Canal Commissioner
John NJ Hammond OF Alegiauy.
Mr.. HAMILTON WARD seconded tho nomination.
Claudius V. r. Baerst was nominated IN behalf OF Cat
tarlugus and Chatanqua Counties
Mr.. Z. N. MsoDEy seconded the nomination.
Dr JURInY nominated benjamin Carpenter OF Nj
agra; ..,,,...., r,,o. r,o,,o,ro q, rr,o
Mr. Hammond received lgj votes; Mr.. Carpenter, 139
votes: Mr. BaoTst. 25 votes; Mr.. Carpenter votes.
Mr.. W. g. WEED moved that Mr. liammonds homha-
ton be made unanimous which was carried
Mcssrs John g. Knl ~ Eoroe. David p Forrest OF
schenectady, Mortimer wait OF Fulton, Morgan IL. ShrS
ter OF Columbia, Henry l.. Robinson or Broome ana l
bert Delanater Of Wyoming severaDy nominated rs
candidates for Inspector oi state pEsqns. ,oo ur
Robinsou Is; Mr.. CrtseT, 43; Mr. Wait g. Before the
vote was announced numerous Soies "ere @ au
the names o. some oi me canlaies were m,naIlwn'
and the nomination OF Dcamaier was made unanimous
Mr. DELAMATEH BENG lncniNtf OF Tue NOuNculOil WIS
called to the platform and returned thanks Tor the honor
conferred: ~, e.-,,t -,
mated Thonas A. johnson OF sieuhen; ID. G. Mitchell
nominated Charles Mason OF Madison Mr.. Trenain
seconded the nomination OF Charles Mason; Il. g. Lap.
ham seconded the nomination OF Judge Johmson.
Judge Mason received 2o9 aud Judge Johnson 9 votes
The nomination OF Judge Mason was made unanimous.
The following Il the new State Committee
H. Eastman Queens C. H. Goddard Of Kings H. Hoh Of Kings
J. Able ofEeV York ". H. NJ Kenney Of Sesiok Charles s.
Spencer ofSeryo Martin Brosn Of SewYork Waldo iinehns
X.rk Rnha-f of
wss,eleser L. N. MADDEN Of onuge, j. II. ketehnn
Of Duiehess john Lyon Of Ulster Hamilton Harris
Of Albany II. J. King Of Rensselaer,. Jerome lApham
Of Warren A. Merritt Of st. Lawrence d. Curtis OF Saratoga,
Alvin sturtevnt Of Delaware E. " Livingston Lewis C. H. Hop
ks Of Oneida jenkins Madison Isaac L. Budres o. Livingston
Adph Yo,,e Of Monroe H. Merrill Of Wyoming John Sherwood Of
Erie G. Palmer chautiquA B. GArs B. Cornell, Luther
Caldwell. James Tehyillger
motion was made 10 take from the table the resolu-
ton authorizing the President OF the Convention TO ap-
point three members at large on the state COMMITTEE
Mr. MADDES was opposed 70 cohs9erlns .me resoiI
ton That plan was adopted last year for purpose III
gentlemen cannot get the Committee through tne Con-
ressional District plan then they ougn. TO DC d tt u on
recognized here and In such manner and besides 81
ciently The motion 10 take from the table was with
drawn.
Mr. WHITE Chairman OF the Committee on RESOLUTIONS,
reported the following: .
Resoired, That the Republican Union Party OF the
State of New York its declaration Of the rights
and liberties OF men In all their fulneSs, ana tat ~ re-
protect and defend those nights anu
liberties, and the franchises which secure them
ResOirod, That, as Republicans Oh the state Oh NeM
York. recognizing the obligations or consistency anu
sraghtforwardness in support OF the great prlnpss
profess we unhestangy declare that fiage should pe
impartial; that II Is right wnlcn ought hot W 10 e
By property or by color.
" esoired That the Republican party has not hestaeu
fearlessly search out corruption ana lnsgoNerei,
frankly 10 expOse them, and manfuiy 10 grapPc VIII
them 80 il now declares its purpose 10 continue ue WI
of reform which has inaugurated tas VIZ enemies
fight cOrruptons, and even hold theni Ils
that IL Will wage against them untli CORRUPTION ad
maadministration rooted out anu eesI TOY ~, a
that will to IL. ut all hazarus that .no
the State are committed public servants OF INTEGRITY,
tanted by any OF the fraudulent ma axins ana
OF tha party whose fear 10 graple with corruption nse
brought uron i the contempt OF the peope minor reform
and for the ameoration OF society are enuticd 10 anu
shoud receive the earnest consideration OF every spp
ucan. and while all the history OF the party shows IL the
only true friend OF such measures, We 90 ser9e upon
ont banners simply and solely these wachwords Ma
onal Reconstruction through Liberty ana Justice STATE
rpnpse through integrity and economy. ll. - -.l
~ Rssoird That efforts shall be directed 10 promote
thorough economy in the administration state ana Na M
nnblic burdens that under no circumstance shii te
credit OF the nation state be injured by wrongful
ampcriug with public obligations, and that tho pane oil
tbn ennhic shall be disbOnOred by tho slightest
deyiation from the path OF financial integrity. -,
esored That the course OF the Congress OF the united
states ga carrying out measures O reconstruction on the
bass Of freedom regardless OF the seduction OF executive
Earnest approval and that unreseryedy do hereby
assure them OF determination 10 stand by theln
through tins struggle and III all measures necessary 10
place liberty and peace lasting foundations, even 10
The severpst remedies known 10 the Constitution .
Pesored That thanks due and are given TO All
now struggling In the States lately IN rebellion, Tor last
ing reconstruction based the principles OF equal just
Ice That to them we tender our sympathy ana support