The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-24

mittee, TO be reported this afternoon.
The chair announced the following conn
mittee on permanent organization
First district, Thomas Murphy, New
\ DIRK George NJ. Van Mort. New York
Second. J. w. Hustled of Westminster, A.
j. Perry of Kings 81, A. w. Thomas of
9TH, y. Peck Of ST. Lawrence, George H.
Stewart of Saratoga 9th, A. j. Relden Of
Onon aga, A. Z. MCGOWAN of I1erkimer
9Th. j. II. Graham Of Delaware. G. Bradley
of Tioga; 9TH. G, W. Seneca of Seneca. Z.
A. Frost Of Monroe 9Th, p. D. Walker
OF Magora. f. B. Brewer Of Chautauqua
The chair announced the following com.
mittee on resolutions:
Fist district, T.. Pierpont. /. n. Bal
ley, New York; 2d, Il Madden of Orange,
b. Plat Carpenter, Duchess 81, Henry
X. Person OF Albany, John NJ. Francis Of
Rensselaer, 4th William Andrews of
Franklin, and o. Ferry of Warren 9th,
VIM. j. Bacon OF Oneida and Hugh Smith
of jefferson 9Th, VIM. l.. Bostwick Of
jefferson and John b Bowen Of Bro,mc;
9TH, VIM. d. Woodin OF Cayuga and John
Camp of Wayne 8 h, G. p Veddcr Of
Cattaraugus and Vim. llunmel Of Wyon-
ing.
Mr.. Prince Of Queens offered a resolution
to be referred 10 the committee on resulu-
tons, commencing the proposed constitu-
tlonal amendments to the support Of the
people.
NJ. Dittenhoifer Of New York offered a
resolution in favor of the repeal Of the ex-
emption of church property from taxation.
The convention than took a recess till 3
o'clock r. m.
The convention rcasscmbled at two
o'clock.
Mr.. Hustled of Westcheser, from the
committee on permanent organization, sub
mitted the following report.
President Edwin d. Morgan, New
York. [Great cheering
Vice Presidents-First district, George
Opdyke, Robert Boyd, New York Sec
ond, F. Travis, l.. Bennett; Third, Thos.
| Cornell, G. Y. Luddington; Fourth. La
than Lapham, +. A. johnson; Fifth, X.
| II. Morchousc. Thomas s. Mott; Sixth,
Charles J. Langden. J. W. Lyon; Seventh,
J. b. Mooney. c. s. Lincoln; Eli Webster,
George Remington.
cretaries-First district. Henry c. Rob
inson, New York James w. Farr, New
York Second. Theodore j. Coggswell,
Queens Hamilton Fish, Jr. Putnam.
Third L. \. Taylor. Columbia Peter j.
King, Rensselaer,. Fourth, ]. ID. Foster,
Fulton A. b. Hepburn, st. Lawrence.
Fifth, John Willis Onondaga George Il.
Sloan. Oswecn. Sixth, f. NJ. johnson, l.
sego Luke Dickinson, BroOme. Seventh
Arson 5. wood, Wayne Martin Allen,
Seneca. Eight, Chas. II. Reed, Genesee ;
II. McCuloch, Erie. Agreed to.
Mr.. Opdyke Of New York and Judge
Fish Of Montgomery were appointed to
conduct the president to the chair.
On the appearance Of Mr.. Morgan on
the platform he was received with three
cheers.
RESoMINATIoS OF GOV Din
L. NJ. Sharpe of New York said the
committee on resolutions not being ready
to report, he moved that the convention
now proceed to nominate a candidate fol
governor He moved to renominatc his
exccllency John A. Dix by reclamation
Loud applause
Col. Spencer of New York seconded the
motion. and suggested that the delegates
rise when voting.
The chair called on lie convention tc
rise, and then put the question. There
was an unanimous aye with cheers.
Gen. Ba,cheller of Saratoga said hi
name hal been mentioned in connection
with the second place on the ticket. II
was sure the convention wanted to do it
work and adjourn as soon as possible. II
expressed himself profoundly grateful t.
his friends for their Partially for himself
He took the liberty to nominate, and h
trusted it might be by accllmatioH, tn
present incumbent. the brave Major-Gen
eral John G. Robinson. [Applauso.]
Gen. Woodford of Kings snid he cam
to the convention to do all in his power t.
further the nomination of Gen Bltcheller
In behalf Of every friend of Gn. Bsfchel
Ter he now seconded the nomination o
John C. Robinson. Applause
The motion was carried unanimously b.
acclamaton.
The result was received with great az
plause.
A delegate proposed that the conyentio
rise and give three cheers for Dix and Rol
inson. which was done.
Mr.. Tefft of Washington nominated fo
canal commissioner, the present incumbent
Alexander Barclay.