New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-23
or man. The people had become e r wn 0nr

land. .,,o c,.,,,,,,oo On Resolutions. an.
nonrced that the Committee would not be ready 10 re-
mort until after the recess as there was dneIenoe VI
10 '1 WAS made to nominate candidates for the
NJ of Yates was opposed to selecting the Judges
ars II was contrary the precedent OF Democratic
expressed similar views, and urged that
| the State officers be nominated nTst'
me motion Of Mr.. Lewis was lost ,.,o y,
A melton TO proceed TO the nOmlhAtlon vi
| Secretary OF State was then carried ,so,.o, ,,o
Mr. Cassidy OF Albany named Homer "A, Nelson' 'ne
| p.esent incumbent Carried by accamatlon, an, -.
ON notion of Mr.. Murphy Of Kings, VIM. r. Aleh was
rnominated for Controller In the same way .,torev
Marshall b. Champlain was renomlnateu lor httoheJ
Wheeler H. Bristol renominated State Treasurer
v la1 Richmond was renomnated state Engineer and
Mr. Wells Of Ontario nominated Mr.. Wright for Canal
Commissioner. ,.,--,...to, e.,
Mr. Faulkner OF Livingston seconded the nomnauoh III
Mr WiIeoxen nominated George b. Daniels Of Seneca
Mt ,uick announced that he instructed to with
draw Mr. Danels's and he moved the nomination
of Mr. Wright by reclamation, when was carried. H.,
The following gentlemen informally named Tor
the office state Prison Inspector Thomas Kearney OK
Grorge W. Mnispaugh Of Orange Noble g. Elderkin OF
ST. Lawrence, Mr. Cobb Of Westchester' ana Johh NC
Mt Hardenburg Of Ulster at some length presented the
claims OF Ulster County for this Office ana strongly %
the nomination Of Mr. Latin. lie denied that inc noun
nation belonged TO the interior or western part Oh te
state; belonged 10 the river connties-to kngs OF AZ
U
cratic majority but had never had place on Inc MACE
ticket Oneida County he said was a9Gnt 70 o an
and therefore the nomination ought not 10 como iio
The name of Mr. Russell Of Washington then an
nounced and the Convention proceeded TO vote t@ po
Ne Kearney received % votes Mr. Latin 49, Mr. Ste
vens &c, Mr.. Mllspaugh Mr. Mcshea 10, Mr. copD ME-
Russell 10, Mr. Elderkin 8. No choice. -
Another mad with this result: Kearney, ~;
Lahn ~; Stevens, 81? Russell, IL; hcShea u Copo'' No
Another vote then was had confined to the three high
est candidates, follows: kearney iG Lanin' o2 oe'
Another vote was had with this result Kearney, 50;
Latin. GO; Stevens, 20. No choice. 80
Another hal confined 10 the Two hlRhest cah-
didates with this result: Latin, ~ Kearney, 40.
Mr. Niyer OF Albany moved TO make the nomination OF
Mr.. Latin unanimous Carried. ,.A
A. Lott FOR the Court OF Appeals, long term A., ,,
Mr.. Herman of Oneida seconded the NOMINATION witl
great pleasure because Mr. Lott up TO the standard
Of what the Democracy demand in judge, and ne would
move that the nomination be made unanimous, uhiess
one wished 20 name some else Carried.
The names of the Hon. Samuel L. seden, the Hon =;
W. Hubbard and the Hon. A: c. Hand were presented
for Judge Of the Court OF Appeals, short Term ,.
MI Herman Of oneida, in few eulogistic remarks
named Robert Earl OF Herkimer. ,-,-,.. ~.
Mr.. Carlisle seconded the nomination indorsing MI
Earl's qualifications. ,, ,,,..,,
Hiram Gray of ,Chemung was named by Mr. MURDOCH
who strongly urged his nomination.
Mr. Dummy spoke in favor OF Judge Grays nomination,
referring TO his conceded ability and uprightness.
Mr. Conger spoke in favor OF Judge selden. , ,,.-.
The Convention then proceeded TO vote with ths re-
suit Hand, q; Gray, &c; Earl, 49, Hubbard Seden'
Another Vote was had confined to the three highest
candidates with following result Earl 49, Gray 81;
Another vote was had which resulted follows; Earl,
Judge Earl's nomination made unanimous
Mr. Tlden moved that the state committee consist OF
two delegates from each Judicial District selected oy the
delegates from each District aud three from the State at
The convention then took recess TIL O'CLOCK
EyESIsG SESSION. ILL.,, 49,. .,
name the members Of Central Committee, and
the following We're nainen r,,.. n c.,, s..., nj,
. fr,i FSsI,r Bf,,,o de- TEif D.tn., Mcca6
William G. Fes9 P s1ss ssn sHd ss b h.aPR sa
1rua Wilson P.lieri seventh b'ae;-c wa1sI George
s;S Ss os Tdsa Of S'@IorI samuel
Mr.. Cassidy, from tho Committee on Resolutions, re-
T. p ,e n Ss Y Ia convention assembled report and ~
s the pledge h., have ass 70 ss Ios a gSoG, o o.
Trm,nt ron the dIy " devotion
lsre., their t4s 70 Is honor Their sAtosAl and p.oa'E
Mich principle, from JteOH Asd Jackson ready 70
RI5sd ThliS psr,asucs h,,. principles. ard faithful
traditions dsm.bd the restoration Of all states their ngh TIE
ubon uai,r the Constitution bs Hns' Of political offenders The
The Prs.S, bureau as restoration Of The ngh,a authority Of The
I.t '3 =. -. Of Psisss Grant
psp aad and to It's pledge, give the
Ne STATE. .sd By military dc.slon ,ai arbitrary penalties.
Ing 70 eosfes no ha,
failed proe and has eounstAnse and TO
e Interests lld aasI rs bach u1op The people b, become 10
Abang the sIDa Of Administrator At home has lowered the
m rlatob and b,on 10 regard rights TO nation s
ss Of ~ G I @ Pf ,s a. I' SS .sS ~ a''
Gorsd That h. protection Of Am,neAn eIeas .hsber natural
luy upou the United states Government "teh cannot
sss a., duties and whenever or rhsrs, the sE Of
American s,sA da and hoaoI require hat h. G9,srS
ns ,ri0r. dsoosaee tho recess, .s.H omission, BY
s FEDERAL Adunt0n " perform It's uhoe da toward AEsrin
' R,,5sa Tf,, =. D,aotrao party now has beer, favor
fum,bi Of all legitimate eoAisc., made BY ihs Fss, Govern
sens., and honest, hat should attend The fSa
the isderA oosmneIs y o. a.. . ,.i 81 .Se.s i.bo
hs lender bat o. , aTsean ,1s 0 ssa
the provided for by The A" IN obedience 10 which hJ
Rs,orsd Tb,t multiplication their eonperiy and un,r
n and the sa'or process By which ihs are itor',d ron 70,
declared IRON the burdens OF state aud municipal
eos.,s5y Increasing ,buss that SHE duty t'
soss 70 @pg or l a 1,y.pSs s, 1.I and ' . uSa
from It's hsAyi,', burden and give freedom s commerce
STATE in enforcing audi reforming abuse, which hAy
under The fostering care Of oar political
Government the on shd Bress LAW
70 S ago on 'aS . 3 the the state should
The poDt Of rs S s ,s 1ty ,G "S Dc e
.hoe be reduced to such sI.n. as TO commend the
Carrying trade, and that the Iag canal debt NOV IN pro
rapid qudhos shall ;. paid the canals should be opened 10
s s a, s , 81 y sspus maintenance and repair
Eiored That III. XVII Amendment of the FEDERAL Constitution
people Of the night o. the states regulate the elective fran
to be forced upon States condition Of their restoration civil
her In the National Legislature Is
Intended the Of suffrage In the hands Of the central
powers and by debasBg 10 denorAe the representative system
the mended Constitution OF this state Ia It's various
submitted the electors does commend Itself 10 the
the Democrats Of the state either by the motives which u
conceived which presented or BY s intrinsic
| worth.
Roued Tba, BIc,en the Hon John Hoffman, by bis sds
y interests the state s hghtoned assertion Of Democrats.
effective hostility TO and special and the
dgnf.d and which he has discharged his executive
dn. commanded the hearty approval Of the Democracy Of
York confidence and Of age class Of
political who hold the honor ofhe Empire State deArer than
partisan snoesa citizens 10 themselves we'll as TO Gov
Hoan
carving administrative and legislative reform
ose this day enominAted command the
confidence the Democratic cordially unsnmous
and them aud their colleagues
ticket pledge united and enthusiastic and Triumphant
support 49,.