The New York herald., 1872-09-06

MT LUDINGT0N, Of On0ndaya presented the name
Oh Daniei o. Salmon. Of Onondaya
t en. ncu%%'Ssht william Wright Oi Ontario. was
| Mr. MOsELRY OF Kings, as a former resident Of
! syracuse, seconded the nomination of Mr. Salmon.
a, mr. Eta MOONEY, OF Erie, nominated John W. Kelly.
~ %s e. MMoAS Mos q Albany seconded the nomination
M HiLt, Of Ohemung, seconded the nomination
Mr.. ArdAR nominated Darius A. Ogden, Of Yates.
SUNSET COX CAPTURED.
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THE VOTE FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER.
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nomination was made unanimous. The Conveu-
tion then took recess till eight O'clock
Evening Session.
The Convention reassembed at eight O'Clock.
republicans. headed by W W. Miles, Of WESTMINSTER,
Mr. NILES, on being introduced @ % was rapuroSsly
appauded, the whole Convention rising Mr.. Mics
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,o. ne Democratic Convention then, by accamatIon.
for Lieutenant Governor and Mr. Brooks for State
asSsSs ssh%ss Of that +:
Liberal Convention and invite its members to seats
IN this hall. Carried. Messrs, Luddington, Tilden
ana Bell, OF orange, were appointed such com,
mittee. ~
Mr.. WILLIAMS. of Erie chairman Of the Committee
great unanimity, recommended the adoption Of the
following resolutions--
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| The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
| Mr.. Hill, Of Chemung, offered resolution
thankngsthe Chairman for the able and impartiat
manner In which he preside d. Carried unan1
m0usy.
The CHAIRMAN appropriately acknowledged the
| honor.
At this stage the delegates OF the Liberal Con.
yention were announced as entering the hall, led
| by the democratic committee, and the enthusiasm
| was intense the democrats, who had GWEN up the
body of the hall to their guests, rising and giving
three cheers.
The Chairman of the liberals was conducted to