New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22

Chair announced as r in order the nomination Of Con
gresham at-large.
Mr. Reyes OF Albany nominated Lyman Tremain-
Mr. smythe OF Tioga seoonded the nomination MT
butcher OF Kings presented the nspe OF Stewart H.
MT Tremain sugpested that "a New-York had the
the State We had also two Generals already on VIC
ticket, and 1t was advisable now to reorsanize inc
Mr.. sackett OF Saratoga also seconded Mr.. Treman 9
There was something TO other parts Of the s,ae
than NewYork We depend upon the Northern Sond
ha aGr sc sSaSK IN ticket
Mr. Charles g. Spencer OF NewYork. in benall o, IN,
large majority Of tie New-York delegation, urged 'n0
Tbo Tea of Mr. Tremain was dorsed BY dele
gates from st. Lawrence, Wayne, Greene hfpe' "A'
Otsego Counties "a.
WITHDRAWAL OF GEN wooDFoRD.
Cen woodford said
GENTLEMEN OF THE CONVENTION: Six years ago. In INC
midst OF that struggle between President Johnson anu
Congress- upon the issue of which depended the purity
and stability OF popular representative government INC
reat Republican party OF this state honored me with
your nomination as Northumberland i T ears
Endorsed that nomination by an eieoOn HONESTY and
economy on the one side and the united forces OF the
TammGny and Erie combinations upon the o.her' you
Governor Cover In the struggle that followed l was
beaten. To night, the united delegates gates, OF OF
presenting my lame as candidate for the nomination
as heart a Rer nS deeSy S 20
men have no ambition so dear that do not always
ReSnbesn narty Not that Ihold party as above prin
cpe but because the ideas OF our great organization
Of those s n sa and Sra aS
to tho assured protection OF the enfran
c6ised negroes, to tho complete paciacatioa Of
the Southern States to the hearty reconciliation OF all
sections and to the stability of the financial and bust
interests of the country Believing this 1t becomes
may the unity OF party and the success OF our
cause In this spirit withdraw my name before the
Convention, and pledge my heartest support TO all your
nominees.
The Chairman announced the next business to be the
nomination of Canal Commissioner. After several can
ddates had been named the Secretary called the ro OF
counties and the Chairman announced that MI Graves
had 2S7 Mr.. Guischard, So Tabey, 81 Browne,
SO hr. Ezra Graves was declared the nominee
ELECTORS AT LARGE.
The next business was the nomination Of three Pres-
Dental Electors at Large.
E. Delaeld Smith, after speaking in high terms OF the
one he was about to name, nominated Frederick
Douglass to head the Presidential ticket Great and
longeontnued applause The Chair put the question,
and IL carried UNANIMOUSLY -
Mr. VIM. A. Darling named Emil sauer OF New-York.
The Chair put the question on this nomination. ana IL
MIR G 9, NOryer named George VIM Curtis, ., and
George W. Patterson Gen. Curtis named stewart H.
WoOdfOrd Senator Winslow and c. f. smith Of Albany,
and other delegates seconded this nomination. when on
motion OF Mr. Smyth Of noga, the nomination was mace
by reclamation. Gen. Woodford was called out, ana
briefly thanked the Convention for the honor conferred
upon him.
DISTRICT ELECTORS AND STATE COMMITTEE.
The Chair then announced that the several Congress
delegations would name their candidates for Presiden-
ta Electors and the members Of the state Central Com
mittee and the following named and elected and
appointed by the Convention:
DIST RLcors Stpb Committee
l George w. Curtis s. u. French
2 s. b. Chittenden. william Rchsrisoh
) H. b. ClafiD. Benz. w. Wilson
Matthew }. Petry. Samuel D. Carlisle
s. William B. Dodge Louis J. Philips
william Lambeer. Henry CewS
L Frederick Kuhne Jacob NJ Patterson.
James w. Farr. Hugh Gardner
y joel W. Mason Henry w. Lspsugh.
10 Salem H. Wales William Hsw, j.
David X William II. Robertson.
~ Stoidari Hammond Edward NJ. Madden.
10 John c. Newkirk. Henry y Fsnl)ecar.
Ia Elisha NJ. Bingham John oanlersOn
IS Minsri Harden Joseph II. ksms8y.
To- Thomas Coleman Joseph smart
H. Isaac Mott stephen Mani
R. James D Z. Remington
49, stephen Sanford seymour oefl0n
Boiver Radikef Is. Gage Berry.
Henry Spcer james teeteT
Samuel Campbell Lew blakeeee.
John y. Lyon. George NJ. Case.
a John IA. Camp. Jehn N. Knapp
Kdder d. Scott Thomas 3 Hihhouse.
2S Andrew d. White. Conrad bh0emAkeri
a. Barney X. johnson. A. b. Cornell
Martin Hu Samuel X. Hsskins.
90 George H. Sckes john H. Maftnlale
3) Moses c. Richardson William TYren
81 Pascal p Pratt James U. WsHan.
"a Nelson Norton Henry o. LaTkn.
On motion OF L. Delafeld Smith, jackson 5. Schultz
was made q member of the Committee at Large. On
motion the State Committee authorized TO nil any
vacancy the Committee and also any vacancies that
may occur In the Electors. The convention then ad-
jOurned SINE die