The New York herald., 1874-09-18

Mr.. NUDGE, OF Oneida moved that Mr. Dor.
sheimer be nominated by acclamation.
Objection being made the Chair ruled that the
motion should not be put,
R0ll was then called, and the deiepates pro-
ceeded TO name candidates.
At t1e close OF The roll call Dorsheimer had 1913
votes to i55 of Weed, "a for Hoyt for Jones and
IL for Schuyler.
Towards the close of the roll cali Mr.. Agar
stated that ne would withdraw the name or Mr.
schuyler and cast his vote for Mr.. Dorshelmer.
Mr.. JACOBS also announced that the Kings
county delegation desired TO change from Weed to
Dorshelmer
Mr.. HoLcoMB of Clinton, then thanking the Con.
venton for the vote for Mr. Weed, moved that Mr.
Dorshemer's nomination be made unanimous.
Carried. with three cheers for Dorsheimer.
On motion of Mr.. APdAR, Messrs Laning and
scnell were appointed a committee TO wait
MI Dorsheimer notify him OF his nomination and
conduct him TO the platform.
The nominee came upon the platform amid a
storm OF applause and addressed the Convention.
ADDRESS OF MR.. DORSHEIhER.
He said that this nomination had been rendered
to him without any solicitation on his part, and he
would add, that ne did not receive 1t as compli-
ment to himself 80 much as to those men who came
out out Of the dominant party in 1872, when not a
the future OF that party But the issues for which
that party was formed are past and gone, and he
as well as others were lett TO choose other assOca-
uons. For himself, there was no other place for
him TO go than with the democracy. Although he
pleasure to say that his first vote was cast for
Horauo seymour He closed by saying that he
would rather have remained in the ranks but II
he could be OF any better service to the party in
the position to which he had been called he would
do all IN his power to render that service. (Ap-
plause)
On motion the Convention proceeded to nomi-
nate candidate for Canal Commissioner.
Mr.. BEACH, OF Queens. presented the name OF
Melvin A. Nash Of Washington.
Mr.. WARREN, OF Rensselaer,, named Oden Thayer,
OF Rensselaer,.
Mr. FOLEY, Of Saratoga, named Isaiah Fuller. Of
Saratoga.
Mr.. FAIRcH1Lp, OF Washington, named Nathaniel
p: Mlliman, OF Washington. He said the strength
OF Mr.. Nash had been thoroughly canvassed In his
own county and 1t was found he had none. He
proceeded TO crtlcse the condition OF Mr.. Nash,
winch, he said, was that OF buried man, and he
looked upon II as dscourtesy for a delegate from
another county to dig him up and present him
Thayer, whom he characterized as railroad man,
who would be load upon the ticket He contln-
ued in this spirit until the Convention interrupted
him by perslstently stamping and laughing amid
which he continued TO speak for several minutes
the CONFUSION rendering his remarks inaudbe.
After he concluded resolution was adopted
limiting speeches to three minutes.
Mr.. CoRBETT seconded the nomination Of Mr..
Thayer.
Judge BEACH withdrew the name Of Nash and
sustained the nomination OF Thayer.
George b. MOsher OF Albany, was nominated by
The cali Of the roll was then proceeded with,
and the vote stood about 1873 for Thayer to about
1876 Tor Fuller, l3 for Milliman and 13 ior Mosher.
The name OF Mosher was Withdrawn by the Al
bany delegation and that body voted Tor Fuller
several other delegates who had voted for MILL
man also changed to Fuller and Thayer, and vari.
GUS otner changes were made.
Finally the ballot was announced as folows:-
Thayer 1876, Fuller las, Millman s.
On the motion OF Mr.. JOHNSON, OF Seneca
Thayer's nomination was made unanimous,
The CHAIR announced the next order Of business
to be the nomination Of candidate for state
Mr.. BEEBE OF sullivan said that last year he had
the honor to nominate gentleman who, by the
action OF the Liberal Convention at Eimira, was
defeated. He led his ticket, however, Handsomely.
He thought he should be nominated Now he nonl-
mated George ". Mlllspaugn. OF orange. ]. stan
ley Brown seconded the nomination.
Senator JOHNSON, OF Seneca said he had nothing
against Mr.. Millspaugh, but unfortunately he IS IN
the wrong section OF the state. He Is in the east
ern district OF the State, while the vacancy occurs
IN the western. He therefore named General
George Wagner, OF Yates county, and spoke in hign
Mr.. OGDEN OF Yates seconded the nomination Of
Wagner, saving he knew him well.
Mr.. WINFIELD, OF New York. seconded the nomi-
nation OF Millspaugh.
MIR. sCnooNMAxER, Of Ulster, nominated Thomas
Mr.. CHEEsBRo, OF Ontario. nominated David B.
McNeil.
Mr. FuRMAN Of schenectady, nominated John
Mr. CoRBEr. Of onondaga. named B. Davis
Noxon.
fne roM was then called, and before It's conclu-
sion Mr.. BEEBE withdrew the name OF Mlspaugh.
At this time the vote stood-Wagner, is; Mllls-
paugh, IS, and the remainder scattering from to
Before the roll call l., was finished Mr. BRISTOL
nous which was carried with APPLAUSE OA"N'-
The CHAIR announced the next business in order
to be the nomination OF candidate lor Judge OF
Mr. FRAzER, OF Cortland, named Judge Robert
Earl Of aerker and spoke Of n nus
Miller, or Columbia. Great applause.
Mr.. BEACH Of Queens, seconded the nomina-
ateness OF the name OF Judge Miller being pre-
sented by the son OF the deceased Judge whose
death caused the vacancy to be filed. He knew
Judge Miller. and knew him to oe emlnently fitted
for the position.
Tue roll was called, and the vote stood-Miller,
1876 Earl, l16
MIR. FRAZER moved that the nomination OF Mr..
Miller be made unanimous. Carried with ap.
plause.
On motion OF Mr.. DUGAN. OF Kings, three cheers
were given for Tilden and the ticket.
THE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
was then announced as follows:-