The New York herald., 1872-09-06
SYRACUSE.
A Busy Field Day in Both
Conventions.
Obstinate SkirmiShing Over the NoMina-
tion for Congressman at Large.
SUNSET COX AT LAST TRIUMPHANT.
Frank Herman and Chauncey Depew
the Gubernatorial STAN
dard- bearers.
TILDEN BADLY SNUBBED.
Enthusiastic Endorsement of
Greeley and Cincinnati.
A Harmonious Ending to an
Eventful Day.
CpEECHM An TTRTTTIM
Enthusiastic Endorsement of
Greeley and Cincinnati.
A Harmonious Ending to an
Eventful Day.
Both Conventions Adjourned and the Delegates
Already on Their Way Home.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LIBERAL
CONVENTION.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE LIBERAL
CONVENTION.
SYRACUSE, n Y, Sept. s, 1872
The State Liberal Republican Convention met at
half.past nine A. M.
Mr.. STULL. of Monroe, from the Committee on
Permanent Organization, reported rs follows:-
For Permanent President, Mr.. Chauncey M. De-
pew Applause) For Vice Presidents-First Judi
cial district, General Charles X Graham, H. NJ.
Tw0mbly, Daniel d. Conover, Dr. Hartrug Geocke
Second district, E. L. Sanderson, b. Hendrickson,
s. L. Hopping O. W. Goddard Third district J. At
water Cook, DR.. w. F. Scoresby O. V. K. Coe,
Thomas W. Stephens Fourth district John Ke
logg A. Fl. Andrews, w. H. Richardson, Milo In
gallsbee; Fifth district, Henry A. Foster Luke
Ramsey, f. D. Beckwth s. A. Bunce; Sixth dis
trict, E. +. Brood T. g. Lamb, Fletcher Palmer, 8.
narrower O. B. Latham A. A. Hendee Eighth dis.
trict, S. $. Marsh, Seth Fenner, Charles Craven,
william Bristol.
on motion the report was agreed to, and Mr.
Depcw was conducted to the chair.
Mr.. CnAuNCEY M. DErEw, on taking the chair,
lehy referred to the abuses of the national ad.
ministratiOn.
The Committee on Organization then reported
the secretaries as fOlOws:-
First district, Samuel J. Classy, j. Neven Hege.
man; Second district, D. O. Briggs W. D. Dickey;
rt In}rd asrlct Arthur Botts James Matthews
Fifth district, B. b. Taggart W. E. Scripture; Sixth
district, L. F. Jones, W Scott; Seventh district,
o. Cleayeland, W. s. Hicks; Eighth district, A. N.
Cole, James VanlODe.
This report was also agreed to.
The resolution offered yesterday to appoint a
Committee on Resolutions and that all resolutions
be referred to that committee, was taken up and
Mr.. HENDEE, of Livingston county, offered the
following
Resolved, That this Convention respectfully and unani
Sw IN sGs,o Nr in n city ts rsa sogs
be supported by liberal
STATE at the ensuing election and that This resolution
Convention Tor their consideration.
Mr.. POND, of Niagara, opposed the adoption Of
this resolution, he thought it would only result
IN embarrassment.
The resolution then, under the rules, was referred
TO the Committee on Resolutions.
Mr.. HENDEE moved the reconsideration OF the
mott, motion adopting the rules So that this resolution
nomination Of Judge Church.
The motion to reconsider was laid on the table.
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
The following Committee on Resolutions was
then announced:-
First dlstrict-Hon Freeman j. vithian, Hon. Orlando
Second Distrlct--Lucen girdseye, D. A. Briggs.
Kohald 1r ksSeT iRR1ssT% RSssMe
Eth FIN District Pisrics-E & u Sherman isaac jenkins.
sys ssySnti b,.ircl5SsOTss 1angsr Cleveland
THOMAS e. STEWART reported from the Confer.
enoe Committee the following electors at large:--
a, Amasa j. Parker, Henry R. sedcn and John E. VII.
Second Dstrict-E @. Lchncld, democrat
S%h SSS%IS sssSassSa
sIxh pissret-josepS kosn, nSh de%oeTat S%@sia'
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asges4a a5sgSsf'
hS,ssn,h Gibson r&q$sn
EEssssssnn,hh Bs,TisESMp Merritt rspascau
wsnen Rrp s Se%o;ra
ff psflctT rf %s%Gepa GSpa6can
nito Srf f. Rads SfrSS1ns Samocras
Rsss9s" AIy5s I5ss SaSsa Ss$asrs
fGf r. TspHds,ifsp spuecan
r Thirtieth District.Frapklln spalding, republican.
TRrt second brlct"Triman T. Cclcinan, repub
on motion the report was laid on the table for
The Convention then took recess for half an
hour.
The Convention reassembled at hafpast eleven.
Tnos: W. STEVENS, of Albany, offered resolution
that State committee Of one from each Congress
sona district be appointed, its members to be Sc.
lected by the delegates from each Congressional
The Convention then took recess for half an
hour to select members of the State Committee.
inc Convention reassembled at the expiration Of
THE STATE COMMITTEE
The Following names were reported for the State
Committee as far as selected:-
FIRST District-Gnbert G. Dean of Tottenyillc
Second Disrct1John cashon of Brooklyn
yS"s@ dSddaSS % d9daSSSsSl y Brooklyn
ssvsn Riio9R sssS Of New New YSTk
& &Eghth Disriet7llorhn9 n; Twombiy, ofNew York
SsS SsS sS$ sSSs
Thirteenth pisrict-Cyrus Macy, Of hudson.
1nreeh'h g. FhppIhsley Of Rondou
SIxsenth DisirietL,Ge9rse 'Tsslor ofTIoy.
Eighteenth Dlstrict-willam II Daniels OF Ogden burg
Ninei:e tl DisiretIB french & Si &saIaioga Springs.
Twenty-iirst District-Luther b. Richardson, Of Low.
Twcnty.sccoud DstrIct-GeOrgo Williams, of Whites.
Twcntythrd Dstrict-Isaac q. Jenkins, of oswego.
lwcnty.Gnh District-wiliam b. Clark, OF Waterloo.
Gwenty.sixih Dstrlct,-Clark Bell Of Dundee a.,
Twenty'seventh District-Edward Jones' oi eing'
Twenty-eighth Distrct-samuel G. Taber, of Elmlrs.
SSreh ns sso warsaw
hTtyr wS RS e. RS az jamestown
Hr. Tw0MBLY moved to add the name Of Morris
Ettlnger, Of New York, as committee man at large.
Mr.. NILES moved TO add the name OF Lewis
lQwenthal, OF Rochester
"a DELEGATE moved to add the name of Colonel
BENJAMIN A. Willis OF New York.
"A DELEGATE moved that the matter OF adding
pames be referred to @ committee OF i've.
After some discussion, Mr.. TABOR, OF Chemunp
moved that three committee men at large be an
pointed, consisting of the above named gentlemen.
The Convention then took recess until two
81 Afternoon Session.
4 The Convention reassembled at three O'Clock