The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-29
PROCEEDINGS In THE CONVENTION.

SYRACUSE, Sent. %, 1877.
The Convention was called TO order at half. past
nine O'Clock this morning., Hon. John A. Grisw Old
OF Rensselaer,, not present IN the Convention.
ISAAC Ii. BAILEY, of New York, said that his dele
CATION thought that though the Convention hal ap-
2lied powerful remedy In the New York case vet
nevertheless, the disease was desperate one and
ne would further say that they believed there would
he no loss OF votes. There was all yesterday
another delegation here besides the one
which has withdrawn-a delegation OF turbu
lent noisy men, WHO filled the aisies
and constantly disturbed the deliberations OF
the Conven ion. These men, he said, we have had
TO meet elsewhere, ana we know who and what
they are and whom they represent. They are the
Instruments OF Tammany Hail. and as they are not
here now he thought the Convention could 60 ON
with its business, and he therefore moved that
action be taken on the resolution OF last evening.
allowing the remaining delegation a full vote,
Mr.. SACKETr, OF Saratoga, reviewed ana sustained
the action OF the State Committee with reference 20
the New York organiZation, declaring that IL WIS
actually necessary.
CoNcrIIATORY.
srGisMUND KAUFMAN hoped the resolution would
not be adopted. He believed 1t would not resua in
harmonizing matters. There were many excellent
men in the Withdrawing delegation. and he hoped
some OF them would return.
The CHAIR stated that the resolution had been
Withdrawn, and was not therefore before the Con-
venton.
Mr.. GLEASON, OF the First District ST. Lawrence
delegation, stated that he had never authorized any
one TO withdraw from the Convention for MIN. He
was not present. and the action OF his delegation
was without his knowledge or consent. Applause,
Mr.. W. RUSSELL, OF ST Lawrence, also repudiated
the withdrawal OF tine delegation saying that only
one member thereof had Withdrawn. (Three cheers
for st. Lawrence.)
Mr.. RAMSEY, rom the Committee on
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
reported as folows:-
PreStde1,t-Andrew d. White, OF Onoirdara
Vice IresdentS-M. H. Grinnell aud George
Opdyke, OF New York; Benjamin +. Macy of Kings:
John A. King, Of Queens; Thomas Coleman, of
Rensselaer,; John Maxwell, OF Ulster; Nathan Ian.
ham, OF Clinton; e. M. Gleason, OF ST. Lawrence: A.
II. Falling OF Oswego: A. +. WILCOX OF Onondaga;
William c. Field, OF Otsego; d. L. Fisk OF Madison;
John p Bennett, of Wayne; s. 7. Hoyt. of Steuben;
Alien, Of Cnautauquai d. u. Cole, Of Orleans; A.
W. Leggett and Richard H. Green, Of New York;
James w. Simonton, of Richmond; Thomas Mills |
paugh OF Orange; Lewis w. Jackson, OF Schoharie:
Theodore G. Teale OF Greene; w. i. Boynton or |
,f Oswego; John Halstead OF Oneida; j. @. Berry
II Chenango; T. +: Pearl, OF Tioga; John ABBOTT OF
EN-, Of Erie; W. B. Rice OF Niagara
The report was adopted.
Mr.. WHITE renewed his thanks to the Convention |
or the honor conferred on him.
c. ;. SPENCER taen moved that the roll he
alled ana that the convention proceed to nominate
TRoTTlNG OUT THE CANDIDATES.
IL was then agreed that members should name
andidates to be voted for
Mr. MARSHALL, OF New York, nominated Hon.
francis :. Thayer, as the only republican senator
vho voted against the New York Charter for Secre.
Mr.. MARSHALL subsequently moved that this
ominatlon be made by reclamation.
n. Arp eha~
hcations In his Congressional district, and he
sked that Mr.. Thayer's nomination be not pressed
Mr.. RAMSEY, In order TO secure HARMONY nom. |
lated q. Hilton Scrbner, OF Westminster, for sec |
etary or State.
Mr. DAWSON OF Albany, referred to the very nat
ering vote received by Mr.. Scribner for temporary
hartman as representative OF the minority of the
convention. Besides, he was q representative OF |
ne young republicans OF the State, and, while he
ad great respect for Senator Thayer, he had a
tr0nger love for the republican party He, there
IRE, hoped that Mr. Scribner would receive the
omnatlon and that the victory would go on to Its
cribners nomination be made by acclamaron.
arred.
Mr.. DAVIS of Eric, nominated Nelson K. HopkIns.
Erie Tor COMPTROLLER, and spoke OF his quainca- |
on for the Ohlce. |
James A. Ben, OF Jefferson, was also nominated.
MORE BOILING,
Mr. FURBUsu here rose and announced that the
blowing delegations from Kings county do now |
last night-Flrst district, Third district part OF
ie sixth district and all OF the Eighth district,
|
Mr.. OAKEy, OF Kings rose to persona, expana- u
lon and said that there were yet here men nom y
ngs county who were republicans. He then pro
eeded to state mis- own position at this time whic
'as that OF o contestlng delegate lie and his
Dciates had come there asking justice against = ,
'cs SUM- az nou u.en s.ou theIe yesteruaV. = as
ainls were learu larry anu tiey were a. row
y assured tnc convention mat tne dee Thei
lainip9 were Tue true Republicans and Lmitted
~ up ,ns iaeeSe Icpuphcah Vote gates re
ihSs couhH' - Chey wou
,r, -, - a., WORK kksUMkD yer seen Il
The roll was then called and the
eeded TO vote Tor the candidate
When the vote was nearly q Convention prc
lmes A. Bel was withdraw mr. ComntrnIIer
!. hopkihs was UNANIMOUS Al taken the name
iause. Il, and. on motion,
MI. Steel. ol monroe AZ nominated, amid az
| a brlei speech. !, nominated Thomas
DsLAtlkLp SMITH treasurer, and endorsed hi
atoms. /, OF New York, seconded tn
MI COLE oi ,roceeded 10 speak Of his Qualif
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