The New York herald., 1872-09-06
scrpuon rne delegates rising en- and heartily
joining In the cheering OF the audience.
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scrIpuon, the delegates rising en- mdsse and heartily
Joining In the cheering OF the audience.
The rest Of the a work was after this compare.
lively easy task to accomplish Sunset Cox was
nominated by accamation, and the candidates for
Canal Commissioner were soon disposed OF, John
I. Hubbard, Jr., Of chenango county, winning the
ye,y exciting. a committee was sent to the
liberals, inviting them to come in a body to the
that the two conventions might formally endorse
the candidates settled upon:
A BAND OF BROTHERS.
The Convention rose in O body as the liberals
entered, while the democrats and the spectators
cheered them to the echo. The enthusiasm broke
forward on the platform and, While extending to
MIN the right hand OF fellowship. welcomed the
When the question Was put whether
OF the two conventions there went up an layer
that fairly shook the building. Then followed
via Of the sn rising M p 6p
the coalition ticket. The
Of campaign songs ana aI late hour the adjourn;
ment took place The proceedings OF the h6sra,
e q It's action SSspenaing upOn ESa
saSf morning the the com%tee ss
ton reforted the name Of chauncey NJ :d,. D,epew
made veTy Srant lam ad eectve speech lie saw
before him the ablest members OF the republican
party whom he had been s TO aetFg OF
administration and comparison OF its leading
supporters Butler, Nye and Morton with sun sum
tive He gave the carpet-baggers the usual
scourging announced among tns principles OF
closed Closed by predicting hundred thousand majority
for the ticket about to be nominated.
Nothing Of interest iooWed n5TS until an enthusiastic
member offered resolution recommending the
Dam0cratfc Convention to nominate SANFORD
i. Church for Governor. This was thought
to be xSsene remnaes ess qn ns
bers that they were trespasslng on the busl:
ness Of the other Convention and had better attend
to their own, when the resolution was withdrawn.
Following the appointment OF the State Committee
complaint was made that the German element was
Of that nationality were added, 50 that the prom
sed 5000 German liberal voters OF New York might
be satisfied. Each
| sPAsM OF BUSINESS
was followed by recess. During one OF these
Mr.. OLIVIA for a campaign song and chorus, en-
titled eve Are An United" and the "Royal FAM
| ily," derisive of Grant which were sung with much
enthusiasm. Mr. Barman, an Americanized Ger
man, from West Troy, in answer to q call from the
5Sok a Wc sha
| by an announcement from the President that the
Committee of Conference was ready to report.
anxious as to the result. He stated that the com-
mittee, after long and careful consideration
agreed agree to- to allow the democrats the entire
State ticket reserving to the liberals the Con-
tsTsss spTans to ssheT l lsst M. Wia%s Of 6ais&-
menting mel ting the intelligence San ana honesty Of the
committee, denounced the report ana feeAngly in
to Se are result 81 E liz
moved the report be recommitted with instructions
TO ask for the second position on the ticket and for
the State Prison inspectorshlp.
COCI1RANE TO THE RESCUE.
He WAS X nnss Of ana
the democrats had magnanmousy endorsed the
toned the members against laying them.
SELVES open to the S% tner
for Ing so He was econHns
in this strain with evident effect, when delegate
arose and announced that that & what the pemocrn,tic
had yielded. This was Immediately confirmed by
the appearance on the platform OF delegation
cially ANNOUNCED the fact Rapturous applause
followed, and committee was appointed
other Convention. fhe report Of the Conference
Committee on the electoral ticket was called from
the table and adopted. Judge Fithian, of New
York, then proceeded to read the resolutions AS
will be seen, they endorse the enuncation OF prin-
charges against the administration, and promise
reform through the election of the liberal Ticket
The most genuine exhibition iai of enthusiasm mani
Tested during the sitting of the Conyention was
mentioned that gentleman retired preclpitately
from the chair, which was assumed by modest
vice president, who soon fell into a cOndi-
ton OF ineXtricable confusion. Delegation
after delegation arose and without waiting
for recognition seconded the nomination,
which was finally made by acclamation.
| Depew upon being recalled manifested considera-
! ble feeling at the enthusiasm ana in accepting
pledged his best efforts for the success Of the ticket
| considerable contest followed upon the nomina-
| tion of States Prison Inspector, and delegates
were loud and long In praise of their respective
! candidates The choice finally fell upon Enos G.
! Brooks, OF CattarauguS. This left nothing to do
save to endorse the nominations by the democrats.
recess was taken until eight O'Clock.
FINALE.
Immediately upon reaSsembling O committee
from the democrats, headed by s. J. Tiden, ap-
peared on the platform and announced that the
enthusiastically ratified In Wieting Hail. and invited
the delegates to proceed in body thither for the
purpose Of q joint ratification. A motion to adj
journ sine die utter the Joint meeting carried,
and the members left the hall. The following Is the
complete ticket:--
For Gouernor-Francls Herman, of Oneida.
For Lieutenant GOUe1nOr-Chauncey NJ Depew,
OF Westchester.
For State Prison haspector-Enos c. Brooks, Of
Catiaraugus
For Canal comnaisstonef-Joh F. Hubbard, Of
:. For Congressman at Lar0e-Samuel s. Cox, Of
New York.
[FOR PROCEEDINGS OF TIE STATE CONyEN.
TION SEE FOURTH PAGE.l
First Joint Session Of the state Commit.