New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-25

Snominaseu sno .iDn, -. IIs,t carpenter Chsrles 3
Mr.. Dayto u New York said the man who fills this
porant Once in the t Of the peop ' 10 Rest
ernor himself ~ will fan to him 70 prosecute power
fuI class OF public offenders who should be pursIed in
fexiby for their crimes 10 the extent Of tho law Tina
man pre6miDently fitted for this duty BENJAMIN sI.-
Mr.. Diamond OF Kings earnestly urged nomination
OF Mr.. Siman, saying he was a thoroughly cOmpetent
lawyer, and upright man, and whose name
would add great strength TO the ticket In conclusion
he expressed surprise that Duchess County should eOus
in here, in view Of last years in that district
and claim the nomination a right-a county which a
| year ago changed from an overwhelming Republican
majority 10 900 Democratic and this when every where
| else victory perchDg our banners
char. said that get OF the fog clear
sunlight II we want TO carry this State. We dare not
leave Francis G. Barlow of the ticket unless we can
place a man there 30 lift the ticket higher lGreat
applause.l He warned the Convention against being
soldier and he here as the friend OF Cen Francis
c. Barlow. and he desired to that must have
Brooklyn. lApplausel He said must have a CREST
lawyer, and urged the Convention to nominate Ben
MI John A. King earnestly seconded the nomination
OF Mr.. Benjamin ID. Siliman The roll then called,
and the vote stood for Sman 2S2, for Carpenter 62.
On motion Of Mr. Eastman OF Dutchess. 5liDaDs
nation was made unanimous.
UNANIMOUS SoMrSATIoS or SIDNEY MEAD POR CANAL
COMMISSIONER.
The next business in order was the nomination 81
Canal Commissioner Mr.. Tabor Genesee nominated
Charles H. Mcneil " that county. The Republicans %
Genesee ask for this nomination for the that they
believe that they deserving OF It, and he earnestly
desired that the Convention would see the wisdom Of
nominating Mr.. Mcneil for this position.
Col. Klanck OF Monroe nominated Mr. Hiram 7. VIII
bur- az present Section superintendent on the Erie
Canal and the best looking man IN the Convention.
Mr.. Ross OF Erie seconded the nomination of Mr Mo-
nell. Mr.. Babcock OF Niagara and Mr. Churchill OF Wy
omiDg also sustained the domination OF Mcneil
Mr.. Knapp OF Cayuga said that distng ished citizen
OF that county had here TO present for ths
office, but he detained at his hotel, and that duty
now very Unexpectedly dey0lyed upon him Knapp.
He then nominated Col. Sidney Mead. He said
a of sterling integrity, and II there any canal
or other ring in our State he would confront It with
courage ana determination. Mr.. Knapp then gave tho
record Col Mead mad made during tine war, anu called
upon the Convention to recOgoze the Soldier clement
Mr. Vedder Of Cattaraugus named John Ia Pierre on
that county He said that that gentleman was not only
capable but he was honest.
Mr.. Hopkins moved TO call the roll by counties An
other delegate moved TO amend 80 AS 20 call by Assem-
bly, Districts Mr.. Hopkins accepted the amendment.
and the motion was then rejected by lj2 70 l7s
The clerk called the roll, with the following result
For Mead, 1s5 Mcneil ls; La Pierre. Il; WILBUR -
Mr. Voorhees, withdrew the name wilbur and moved
the nomination OF Mead. Dir. yeddcr Withdrew tho
name Of La Pierre, and seconded the nomination VI
Mead
Mr.. A. b. Cornell moved another ballot. Lost.
On motion OF Mr.. Tarbox. Col Mead was unanimously
nominated Canal Commissioners.
RECONCILIATION OF STATE ENGINEER TAYLOR.
The Convention then proceeded TO nominate a cand.
date for State Engineer and Surveyor. Mr.. Lincoln Of
Ontario said he rose to who entitled "a
this position at the hands of this Convention by all
reasons and that william b. Taylor Of Oneida.
Nh John b. Greene OF Cortland was also named Tho
vote was ken by the Convention r ng ana Mr. Taylor
had Dir. Taylors nomination MADE unani-
nous.
NJ X PLArT NOMINATED FOR PRISON INSPECTOR.
The Convention then nominated candidate TOR state
Prison Inspector. Mr.. Tobey Of Essex nominated Moss
K Patt OF that county. Gen. Batcheller nominated l..
NJ Crane OF Saratoga and spoke of his qualifications.
Mr.. Madden named Gen. VIM X Brown OF Orange ana
advocated his nomination. Gen. sharpe named Judson
A. Waterbury Of Ulster County. John II. Denis Of Or
leans was also nominated as was also Samuel b. Mel
The Convention then voted with the following result
For Platt 1885, Waterbury, lo2 Brown ~ Demo. T. Mel
Senator Platt's nomination was made unanimous
motion OF Gen. Sharpe
| THE PLATFORM
Mr. Hopkins, from the Committee on Resolutions,
| ported the following:
preserved the Union established equal political AID civil s r.
stored the nopa credit PAD or REFUNDED arg par o me r,ona
Of rePudaon provided uniform national urreuc adjusted gve
throughout the land furnished VS., ceolo at Tao sos
Republican party has not only established the strongest tr 20 the
gratitude and confidence Of The people bu. has nc o gess
Reoef Thlt vel the maintenance Of these great achieve
mn' as for the fahss' Of eysy DsT ae%Ani Of rga reform .d
party stoly every step progress
osm later history bat that ongrust party Who's .dur
these tdunph which all questions
Re,o.sf That the Tamasny as With Is puer Of b. pco
pie the pollution Of the bao box the def the bench the ais
and as ,iIaon ' of I'' eisncy Of 100000
IN this States that With the AID Of honest men Of 81 parie'
Tnoe CO.. , 1 r y s , ,5,I' ns p s ey,i ,b,
Jnc redeemed the state Admin h iad provision ot al
general welfare Of the state require Tie eona1nance OF rs WORK
coyey damages injury sustained from the Of
each locality % determine for itef whether viii sa
the Republican party has shown itself the true friend Of Temperance
sOrsd That essential to the prosperity o. the state New
YORK. and especially Of her commercial metropolis that AL aea q e'
municaton with the producing STATE" Of the est sui the Sol
whether by land water bOii be available for the purpose
Of uninterrupted and adequate transportation At m1iHan
broad and spirit with great importance
and tia; hold to be the paramount dg Of the incoming L1
way MN sure alspaen 20 t9s seaootlu saa 70 e "
the diversion Of trade the main canals Of this s should bs
long bonds a. low rate Of TIE
1s s5SI 0t f 6 n1nGn w. hs o S Ga o a @ al
the power : ma, wisely exert within the mi o. zoe a 5
the just claims Of the great channels Which run arough ae STATE
resensyes who in the last Congress opposed the APPROPRIATION ef
money increased compensation for ConEeoud services aready
rendered and paid for, and that public ceasae belong 70 hs
Of whatever politics whose votes euacte such proVisoa
| We DO not charge ths wrong upon either party q,
although among who promoted ard those rao
conveniently absent When The votes we're recorded as.
deserted thr party q5aer Ias pTesH,e R S1 %
who have RETAINED from appPnng 6aea pay sni we ho taal hs
such Congress have declined 70 receive BY Ia.
cover che same into the iIea'1sy We @s,eore 5eaass,
bill which shall refund to the freAury at sua
moneys camei the Law all which have
been merely uptouched which have been 10 for~
! O another publicly privately ren0uneed
Resolved That point With pride the Republican
both Of the nation and Of tine state that the former .t exhibits
the purpose. the successful policy and the auspi
cous results which, together with his own practical
| Ui.om led the triumphant
reelection the b it, watchfa Of
every public interest equally justices he epeian o. t sope
that the ticket nominated to-day confidently pledge The
maintenance Of .thful and efficient Government
on motion of Col spencer. resolutions unani
mOusy adopted.
COMMITTEE
The following State Committee was then appoiDted,
the delegates from each Congressional District having
their respective members:
stephen French Benz W Wilson George Bliss Patterson j.
DAVID b. Melsh, VIM A. Dans, A. A. Bia John Lyon. Clb-r
Robertson. samuel D. Russell. David Williams HenU
Clews Hugh Gardner, William Haw, jr, William n. Rob
erson. Ezra Farnnzt0n John r. Smythe Stephen Noaat,