The New York herald., 1872-09-06
HERALD FRIDAY SEPTEMBER l872-TRIPLE SHEET

WALDO HuTcnINs, nom the Conference Commit
tee on the Distribution OF 0nices reported that the
committees had, after friendly and harmonious
interchange OF views, unanimously agreed to give
LARGE 10 Shis Convention and Of the other oicers
on the ticket to the Democratic Convention.
Mr.. WILLIAMS, OF putchess, said that II this was
the result OF the lab0rs OF this committee IL this
was their insight then this liberal republican party
may as we'll dissolve He did not think o single
delegate here could go back to his constituents,
after adopting this report, and justify himself He
moved that the report be recommtted, with in
structions TO ask that the Lieutenant Governor ana
liberal republican party.
Mr.. IisLEy, Of Oneida sustained the motion:
He said he believed that II this Convention asked
for two places on the state ticket the Democratic
Convention would accede. He asked why 1t was
the other Convention, was now again presented by
the Conference Commttoef He called upon the
Convention to vote down this report, and assured
Mr.. WILLIAMS modified his motion so as to yield
to the democrats the office OF Congressman at
Large.
General MERRITT, from the Conference Committee,
explained the proceedings OF the committee. 1t
ticket must come from the democratic party, and
consequently the ticket should be mostly taken
from the party: we had asked for two places, but
II will be seen that the argument was against us.
Our consultations were OF the most friendly and
harmonious description. Our sole and only desire
OF the voters. Our committee did not think there
was single member OF this Convention who was
anV Oihce, or JnaC lie laO lrleuc WHO
was, and SO strongly 80 as to get up any conten-
ton.
General CocuRANE said this Convention was de.
Lucrative body 1t was expected OF 1t that 1t VIII
do its work dispassionately and with wisdom. He
was not afraid that tho Convention would like
which would give its opponents the opportunity Of
saying we drove sharp bargain with the cd., de-
This he ara mot want said Of the SS
which Would SS even Eve rise to such an inference
He referred to the organization OF the LIBERAL re,
after 1t had selected its candidates they had been
adopted freely and frankly and earnestly by the
% The speaker pea wa was here Interrupted by Mr. Rsley,
who announced that he Was informed that the
other Convention had accorded to this Convention
spector. This was received with long.continued
and tumultu3us applause, the entire Convention
WALpo HUTCnfNs then addressed the Conven-
ton, and, referring to the patriotism and mag
nanimity Of the democratic party Of the country,
mittee, could and would not go to them asking for
petty ofiices. They had acted nobiy In nominating
Greeley and Brown-tremendous appause)-and
The CHAIR then announced to the Convention a
committee on the part Of the Democratic Conven'
| tOn.
| Mr.. Agar, from that committee, detailed the
proceedings In the Democratic Convention amid
cheers and applause.
| Sevsral delegates moved that tue communication
| be accepted. Great applause.)
General CoCHRANE moved that committee Of
The CHAIR then appointed General Cochrane and
Messrs. Gibson, Of Washington, and Williams, of
Dutchess, such committee.
The Convention then took recess for fifteen
minutes.
The Convention was again called to order at 1f-
teen minutes to six P. NJ, and vote taken on the
electoral ticket agreed upon by the Conference
Committee and given above. 1t was unanimously
THE RESOLUTIONS
Judge FITHIAN, from the Committee on Resolu-
G1h m tfn6f ha GOl1n nVi nO
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assembled REPRESENTING majority hs 2ungSrs of the
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the Cincinnati Convention as Constituting the best
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The resolutions were Unanimously adopted.
Mr.. RIsLEY moved that the Convention proceed
to nominate candidate for Lieutenant Governor.
an amendment that this Convention nominate by
acclamation Mr.. Francis Herman, OF Oneida, for
Governor. This was carried unanimously and with
three cheers.
Mr.. BRIGGS of westchester, in behalf of West.
chester and other adjoining counties named Mr..
Chauncey NJ. Depew for Lieutenant Governor,
which was received with loud applause and cheers.
Mr.. Depew left the chair and Mr.. r. A. Hendee
was called to preside.
Mr.. w. W. Niles, OF Westchester, Mr.. Raines, of
Monroe and Others amid much confusion, seconded
the nomination.
JohN CoCnRANE, In q brief but eloquent speech,
enooreed the nomination OF Shauncey NJ Depew.
Chauncey NJ. Depew be made by acclamation, which
was carried, with three rouslng cheers and con-
tinuous applause and ycls, the Convention. rising
to their feet on the benches swinging hats, &c.
Calls were then made for Mr.. Depew, and he
came forward, amid storm of cheers.
On taking the chair Mr. DEPBw addressed the