The New York herald., 1870-09-09

70 nominate candidate for Canal Commissioned.
Mr. MARSH moved that Mr.. Absaom Nelson OF
Erie, be nominated for Canal Commissioners for the
long term by acelamatlon. Carried.
Mr. A. ID. WAIT moved that Alexander Barkley, OF
Washington, be nominated Canal Commissioner for
Inc short term
Mr.. TRgNAJN seconded tais nomination.
Mr.. SAcKErr named Alonzo N. Wecii Of saratoga.
RUFUS Andrews seconded the nomlnation Of Mr..
wech.
JOIN Co..,.Rs NE sustained the nomination of Alex
ander Ba,Gey. ~
Judge LANsoN Sustained the nomination Of Mr..
wclch.
Mr. Barkley was nan,eo by 3o2 delegates.
mr.. WEIGH was nau,sd by sghty-two delegates
The nomination OF Mr.. Barley, OF Washington
county, was made unanimous.
The nomination Of State Prison Inspector
announced.
Monroe county. ii
Mr. O'DoHNEILY moved to make the nomination
unanimous.
d. d. 8. BROWN, on behalf OF the people Of Mon
roe, and OF the State protested against hs nomina
tion as unfit to be made.
Mr.. ODoNNELLY, on tho strength of this protest.
withdrew his motion,
Mr.. LANsoN said he was o German delegate. lie
had noticed disposition to put q German ON this
ticket He could say 10 the Convention that whether
German the ticket or not, the Ge,mans IN
tended to support the ticket l would, however, II
the Convention would permit, name a German FOR
this office, who Mr.. e. S. Schroeder, OF New
York.
il was announced that Mr.. Iittleionn mad stated
that he felt his duty TO decline the nomination
Lieutenant Governor and q committee was ap.
pointed to wait on Mr. Littejobn and conduct him
~ The platform.
LTrLEJouN's SPEECH.
M LITrLEJonS said he appeared before the Convention
homo uErlle I'm in
placing bis upon its ticket Ills heart ilci with
Of ,e the psssn s h p @ s s Gn Gs
sna aos IL sshas tc a an @ Tss % @
enterprise Yhich was GesineS 10 prove ;, vast
aon aa.ws hs said thu, tho psssea Of .nca
81 as lie 'as hss % eaH ssss me
insneial Of the c0anir and he must stand aloof from
Vantage As pretdc, Of that he had seady
asd lie was esarded indeed was the trustee Of ,hst
large mopotay interest he feare! y he bs
WORK 70 the iniary of that interest God knows, said.
and ssy issess1
a Europe %'
one Of the mssst % wars ever seen in tails word
% aSy w1 s nnsss s ass Sss Of TIM. @
naturally raternzs with the German naon IN The great
work IL is doing and lie was happy to aA in the repub
p R'
a' IN 81 ss as s sy
sa rdns he sss ID "! a
him. but, rather, was support of principle and
G'ss Sers
4oS Win
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The speech was rapturously applauded.
Mr. iOUNGLovE moved the nomination or Mr..
A delegare inquired whether any one knew that
Gr. Kaufman desired the nomination.
Mr.. COCHsANE said he had authority to say he
would accept.
The nomination Of sigismund Kaufmann, OF New
York, was made unanimous.
The Convention then resumed the consideration
Df the proposition To nominate candidate Tor State
Mr. VAN VOORHEES, defended Mr. Nolte from the
charge made against him by Mr. Brown, ana aiicr-
wards withdrew his name.
Mr.. CURTIS naMed John Parkhurst, now a war
den OF Clinton Prison, and advocated his claims.
Mr. SELKREG moved that Mr.. Parkhurst be cectcd
Dr.. SYORCH withdrew the name Of Mr. Scaroder
and said the Germans asked no other name OH The
ticket than Kauimann's The nomination was made
The Convention then proceeded TO name the
members Of the state Committee, as follows
D. Webster; 4, Henry Smith; s, Thomas Muilig an;
:, Hugh Gardner; A. b. Cornell; 8. Chester A.
son; II, Cyrus d. Martin; H. Henry yandekar; liz,
George u. Sharpe; Il, Joseph Il. Ramsay; Is. A. D.
Is lloratio 5. Brown; 10, Ebenczer Bakeley; 90 a.
u. Kavanaugh; 81 Levi Blakeley; 90 John A. Place;
T. J.. Chatdeld; 81. $. Cole; Is. Benjamin Field;
20, Richard Crowley; so, Rodney W. Daniels; 81,
0ank.
RUFUS ANDREWS moved hat Andrcas wilman, Al
fred PeasantOn, and James Terwlliger be delega,es
vt large TO the Committee.
drawn, as the Committee was now, II anything, loo
large AS to the necessity OF sceretary he tought
there were number OF gentlemen ihe Commit
competent to Ill that place. M. Terw ii!,ger's
name had been dropped because he was IN Dosi,ion
ietary
Mr.. ANDREWS withdrew bissmoflon
Z. s. SrENCEK moved that tile Cnar add four al.
W is yia tai
on the table.
Mr.. DARLING offered a. resolution tnat the
members OF the state Committee from New
York have power to setlle all disputes regarding
delegates to the State Convention In that city. 4
was made.
Q. S. SPENCER made stirring appeal IN behalf Of
Mr. Darilng's resolution.
Mr.. 4. STEWART opposed The resolution, cacu-
lated to excite distraction and niiiin0n.Uus
spirit.
because he thought 1t would put stop 10 dpubie
delcgallons appearing al Stale conventions.
General MEEhiTr moved olay the whO!e aIiJec,
on the table,
Mr.. DARLING then Withdrew his resolution.
MF. BEMUs moved That the members Of the Ionvell.
ton from the Thij lyYst Congressional district 30
permitted hereafter 10 name member of Ia. state
Committee, Which was agreed to.
On motion OF Mr. IRENAlNE the thanks OF the
Convention rendered to the Officers i the t.,u.
ventlon and then The Convention al quarter to
twelve A. M. ADJOURNED St,le 0ie.
Woodford's New system Of Political Ta.uc.-
The Radical Candidate Dry Nur.c-
Eectrifying Effects Of Cnrtis' spcerh--rhr
Democracy JubiIamt- Wv0diord Endorsed
by Tue Pr0hibitionisis.
SARATOGA, Sept S, 1870.
Good management ana iiard work on the part or
the friends OF WOOdford nominated him. He was
here In person, constantly active. bowng, saiiling
and shaking hands. He spoke with everybody in !
Saratoga yesterday. especially the ladies' ana kissed
all Of the babies belonging to delegates. While
woodiord was Kissing babies every delegate Of
Kings county-each a Woolford man-was apply
ing himself to the hercuean work OF canvass ny the
delegations from the cities and towns Of the State In