The New York herald., 1872-09-06

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= Mr. JOHN KELLY, of New York, offered the fol-
lowing resolution -
That there be appointed one member the
New nS G. 'a ss pr a: 'asa sash
Mr.. DEWITT, of Kings said it gave him great
the resolution was then adopted Unanimously
and Masar carried amid loud APPLAUSE
similar committee from the Liberal Republican
agreed upon the report Of the previous committee
namely that the entire State ticket be conceded to
1s.d the democrats and Congressman at large teeths
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tMri Agar moved to non-concur with t~Ae eport
ana a6s tat shs agree to give the
Inspector, and argued therefor.
Mr. KlNsELLA paid high eulogy to Mr. Cox, but
which might lead to lengthy debate He moved
the adoption OF the report.
had TSx snwe@ now the districts OF New
the adoption Of the report, when It sacrificed SO
able representative as Samuel S. Cox.
mlttee at oonsiderable length tie said this was was
the only basis on which they could agree with the
Mr.. ApGAR said the liberals had asked precisely
what ne proposed to give them, vz:-Lieutenant
Governor and State Prison Inspector. He regret
ted exceedingly, In this crisis, to this small
spirit of partsanship, which should say that as
democrats 1--WE should claim this or we should
the previous question on his motion, which a. :,
carried, and the main question was ordered. 'n
non-concurring with the Conference Committees
report, @ and With the Convention signifyng to the
ernOr and State Prison Inspector.
TILDEN DEFEATED.
The roll was called and Mr.. Apgars motion
the announcement Of the result. 'ff'''''D' e''0
The CHAIR appointed as committee to announce
York.
Mr.. Tilden declined, and D. B. Hill, Of Chemung,
A recess OF ten minutes was taken to enable the
Committee on Resolutions to agree on resolutions.
announced Comm committee from a' the Liberal s Repub
can Convention, consisting Of John Cochrane, ex-
Senator Gibson and Charles II. 8. Williams.
The Convention received the committee rising
oOoHRANEs SPEECH.
Ma PRrsIDENT AND GENTLEMEN OF THE CONTENTION
My associates and mysclfa committee Of three-have
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BALLOT FOR GOVERNOR
Mr.. DREAMER moved to take o ballot for Gov
Mr.. DEWITT, of Kings. after somewhat lengthy
applause.) Mr.. Dewitt said If the Convention
tender the nomination to Judge Church there Is
not shadow Of d9Sb that he wy it.
for Sanford E. Church TO assume that he was play
ing either the part OF o trickster or deceiver.
not be candidate. He didn't believe him capable
Of sham. name distinguished as any other In
the State Is that Of Francis Herman. loud ap-
Mr.: KELLY, Of New York, nominated Augustus
schell, ofNew York: Appausel
tion Of Francis Kernan of Oneida.
Mr.. HILL, OF Chemung nominated Lucius Robin
Mr.. CORNWALL, Of Jefferson, nominated Allen c.
Beach, of Jefferson.
Mr.; FAULKNER seconded the nomination Of Mr.
Beach.
KERNAN's EULoGIUM
Mr.. SPRIGGs Of Oneida, was pleased to hear the
gentleman from Niagara nominate Francis Herman
county of his adoption 1t was, he said at Judge
Churchs suggestion that Mr.. Herman BECAME
requesting him e be csnaSa
was the first man to whom Herman said If 1t was
the wish Of his friends he would, under. clrcum.
stances, accept. No man would question Mr..
Kernan's honesty or ability: He was the peer Of
Judge Church or any man.. He did not believe any
Church would be o candidate. He did not believe
that Judge Church was nominated In good faith;
only perhaps, That some other power he declining,
Mr.. DE Witt said 1t was a strange fact that Of all
the men In this Convention, no one was here to say
that Judge Church will decline the nomination, ex
cept the most ardent supporters OF rival candi
date. He nominated Judge Church, with the firm
.al Mo Wodf hv
this statement was made. There is no letter here
from Judge Church saying he viii accept; yet the
gentleman from Kings says he feels ntuitivey that
he Will accept. We have candidates here who we
Mr.. GUERNSEY, of Dutchess, nominated Homer A.
Mr.. TILDEN moved that the roll be called and that
each delegate i,l as as his , name was called, rise and
The first ballot resulted as follows:-
German ....'.'.'.. a2h Nelson .......''...... 70
Schell ..s......... 24s Robinson .,............
The Convention then proceeded to the second
ballot.
The second ballot showed largely increased
vote for Herman, whereupon the delegates In rapid
succession changed their votes.
Mr.. Kinsella changed the vote Of Kings county,
which nominated Mr.. Herman.
Mr.. JONES, OF Steuben, as delegate from the
county which was the birthplace or Kcrnan. and
a a w n hn tt-n hnlt tnt him
with great pleasure moved TO make the nomination
unanimous. Carrled-the whole Convention rising
and wildly cheering.
LETTER FROM CLARKsON POTTER.
Judge Cochran, OF Wcstchester, wished to put
on record the reasons why his delegation had not
voted for the Hon. Garrison N Potter, they were
instructed. He, therefore, sent the following TO
the stand, which was read:-
NEW ROCHELLE, August 81, 1S72
MY DEAR sla-I hear that tho Convention By which