New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06

,s . horn sneaker and 1t would DO TO the Interest,"
Of the House and of the state elect him 10 that posi-
ton.
Mr. Barrows sustained the nomination OF Mr. ri"oe'
when the caucus proceeded to VOTE with TINS resu'
Hustled A; Prince 49, Tho announcement was receiveu
with great appause and cheers Mr. Prince moved that
the nomination be made unanimous osi'i0u' ""Ao
cheers. $1,000,
Mr. Hustled moved that the caucus proceed 70 nom
mate a candidate for Clerk. Carried MI. h
named John O'Donnell of Lewis County mr' n,'"o'
named Col Arson s. Wood Of Wayne county, -,
plausel He spoke at some length Vi wi 49, =,
services in the armies of the Union, 40
Assembly and as Deputy Secretary Oh o'"'o 20
AT, r,ror soco,dod Col woods nomination. u -
s,oncer sustained tho nomination of MT. Chromium III
behalf a the New-York delegation Mr. nal, 'eoonuou
tho nomination of Mr. Wood. Mr.. Batchener pSu''"0U
the nomination Of Mr. O'Donnel MT eastman ~
tanned the nomination OF Col. Woou' anu NIL 'euu''
that OF Mr.. O'Donnell. ,,. w.,
The caucus proceeded to vote. with this result WOOL
a. o,nanneli AZ The Chair announced the nomination
,ur oDonneI On motion OF Mr.. Miller the nolnlha
lion was made unanimous.
The following officers were elected
-at-Arms-Frederick C. Fske OF Madison
Doorkeepers-Eug gene L. Demers aIhes hosan Mieu"ei
Maher: Stenographer-Worden h. fayhe'
The Chair named the following committee TO cali
future caucuses
Messrs. Lincoln, Prince, c. 5. Spencer, Eastman. and
Brewer.
The caucus then adjourned.
REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS.
The Republican Senators met IN caucus in the Senate
Chamber Senator Cole Of orleans presided The fo
lowing nominated
Henry A. Gedden of orleans for Clerk, Hudson Z.
Tanner of Oswego for StenOgrapher Daniel N Schram
OF Oneida for Sergeantat-Arms. Alfred W. Geuney Oh
Ncw-York for Postmaster. Fred. Nj. Burton or MONT
s fSl T;.t for
legauy for Second Assistant DOorkeeper, VIM H. Mels
Cayuga for Third Assistant Doorkceper kchaTd STOUT o
Ti0ga for Fourth Assistant DO0Tkeeper JOhn n
~ Ulster for Fifth Assistant Doorkeeper. Hannpal
Moulton OF Chenango Keeper and Jantor ana James ~
I,asher Assistant Keeper and JanltOr.
Senators Robertson. Woodin, and Booth were ap-
nonted committee TO call future caucuses The Rev.
T. HALEY OF Albany was nominated as Chaplain for the
ensuing session OF the Senate Adjourned.
THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUSEs.
The Democratic members OF the Assembly met III inc
Court Of Appeals Chamber this evening and nominated
smith NJ. weed Of Clinton for Speaker James McCon-
nell OF Ney-York for Clerk j. Stanley Brown OF Albany
for sergeantatArms; Edward Reilly OF New-fork Tor
Doorkeeper; and Mr.. Landon OF Schohare ana Martin
Miner of Onondaga for Assistant DoorEeepers.
The Democratic Senators met in caucus at the parors
~ Senators Ledwth and Gross, in Congress Hail. MT.
Lord of Monroe was called the chair and Mr. Abbott
was Amounted Secretary. Tic following nominations
were then made:
For Clerk Hiram Cakins OF New-York; for Sergeant
at Arms, A. v Dodge of Albany; Tor Do0fheeper, d
waterman of Monroe County; iOr Assistant DOoiKeeper
Tbos Norton of Troy.
The caucus then adjourned.