New-York tribune., 1874-09-18

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Mr Arsar Of Tompkins, named George w. senuy'el
o,arap and urged his nomination on the ground tn"'
t5e Liberals shou}h be recognized ---...-.-
AZ, Iatlleiohu said he had been RepuDncan ever
aimee the formation of that party till ls72 NOW ns'
hs had been nominated by both the Democrats Oh" -
,erai Republicans TO represent them In TINS Oo - :,
ha oame here TO use bis Efforts TO break tne po"o' ~
- xparnh,,con marty which bad been recreant TO the
,,ust az the people He wanted movement now 90. Y"
so, xhch win result in 1876 hurling from power n''
syrsnt Ulysses 8. Grant. He SPIKE III pcns ~ -. - 49,
1000 Liberals Of this State who wanted no
ssre the triumph OF principles only, ana WIN '
NUT ont of power the Republican party ne wouu .'
S",n,ors 0r.sen, the name OF q nan who had all the
Qualifications for the Office He presented the nae Vi
william Dorsheimer, Of Erie tGreat sppiauseI ho
o,la aAa that he WAS the friend Of Smith M Weed'
and had stood by him many times
AP Ianning OF Erie, seconded the NOMINATION..
Mr. Loverisge OF AIeglny named stephen I. hoyt'
Mr. Nudge OF Broome, presented the name OF Seh'
Edward II. Jones.
SPEECH OF Mr.. TIIDEN.
Itths point the Committee entered with MI. D. D.
yaen who was received with cheers and presented by
MFR Beebe as the next Governor Of New-York.
Mr. Tilden then addressed the Convention lie sad
he could not find words express his gratitude for tne
honor conferred upon. He Stood Scared all over Win
Slows received ia past conflicts. when he had LED tne
Democrats 10 victory. He had never intenoeo 10
stand as a candidate for any Office de was coh'en'
10 serve as private the rauks, Dut having poon
nominated he expected be carried on the staware
bravpy arms OF the farmers aud mechanics OF 'he
ta,e 70 glorious victory. He wonld like to ADDRESS
tne conyenton on general topics. but found tnat was
anxious 20 complete its labors aud go home ne "ouiu'
therefore forbear close by again thanking the Oon
vention for the honor conferred upon him. Great ap
.plausel .
THE NOMINATION OF IIEUTESANT-GovERNoR.
Judge Thompson of jefferson q LberaD urged that
ha uizpdO d ticket,
70 work against the Republican party with the elements
Of success Tney to in and vote this ucKe'
and elect IL.
Mr.. Corbett Of oDondaga. LIBERAL seconded the
nomination OF Stephen I. Hoyt. He said the Demo
cratic party in this State had resolved on selfpurnca-
tion and II had acted upon that resolve and done IL
nohlv Mr. Hoyt was the proper candidate for Leuten-
ant-Governor and the Liberals, or at least part OF
them ask that he nominated. This Convention could
do a great thing by encouraging such men - -,
Mr. Childs Of Seneca Liberal, said he was one VINO
had left the Republican party, dsgusIed WIN lts cv
ynpon and misrue as early 1t would be right
and proper therefore, the Democrats to recognize
such a Mr.. Dorsheimer lie called upon o1.er s
Liberals withdraw their candldstes ana 20 ,Sa hO
Dorsheimer. Applause The people were tlrea OF the
present state OF affairs hey wanted 10 80 DavA W IU %
time when an office songht the man An'' was No0 "
the case Of Mr.. DOTshemer, -, -,
Mr. Beebe called attention 10 he act Inattn i9eras %
had not agreed upon candidate Ihey , ALSO i9unu %
many Liberals here not asking for any eanol1aIe ron
their ranks He therefore found himself unembarrassen
in his action, aud would second the nomination % onIe
M. Weed. Nominate nim, he sani' ana you VIII arouse
ergy Win the able at the head of the ticket al
ready nominated We will have ticket winch VIII DO
Judge sturSes Of otsego that. the sense OF
this Convention, the candidate for Leuenanl' 'uovernor
be taken from tue Lberal names which nave Deen pre-
TIE Char ruled the motion ont of order.
Mr. IitteiOhn, D questioned address, ADVISED the
Convention 10 put Liberal IN this place. Ihe Oate in
November would 9e only tne % I ~ Inc Nan H - Sre
eenting those men who are disguised with Granite ad
spnmn6anqy improved Lett be understood however
that whoever you nominate we support. lGreat ap
Mr. Tachner Of New-York said that he concded with
the gentleman from Oswego in much that ne nad sAI
but he disagreed with him as 10 his CONCLUSIONS. lie
appealed the Liberals on behalf OF the Young DemOc-
Taey to uD and grant that brancn OF tne party vis
candidate. IL should be forgotten that two years
ago the Democrats did all the Liberals asked OF then'
accepting their platform ana hOnnauS tg ss5 he
asked they not do as much TOT us now wne soSh9
policy demands it, He knew smith NJ Weed he had
ct with hm in the Legislature, and he knew him opy
love hm for his sOundness his aOiity, aud all MS
Col F.llows o. NeW-YOrk did not with the gen
fIemen from sullivan aud New-York. He thought u
;igBt and proper pat Liberal on the ucket Sultn
Nj Weed Is entitled TO Office. Yet. recognizing al
The facts in hs behalf ne protested ~ s s S ogs, TO 70 he
given TO the Liberals. They did not come mere as peg
Sars for office and it for that reason TOO that he
was in favor of giving them this nOmuatlon We should
show them that we heartily sympathze with them III
coming over TO lApplausel .,, 49,.
Augustus schell said all the candidates named here
are well and well qualified Tor once ana aeeep.,
able He, however, on benalf OF DIS ueegauoh, asheu
permission to withdraw few moments Tor cOhsuIla-
TIOn Tho request was refused. ~, r,.,-... :.
Mr. Nudge Of Oneida moved that MT Dorshelmer pe
objection being made the Char ruled that the motion
The roll was ihen called the delegates proceeded
10 name candidates with the following result; -
%ssd i5 schuyler II
Toward the close Of the rocan Mr. Apear said that
he would withdraw the name Of Mr.. Schuyler ana cast
bis vote for Mr.. Dorshemer. lAppause
MI Jacobs also announced th4t the Kings County
delegation desired to change from Weed to Dorshemer
Mr.
for the Mr.. Weed, moved that Mr Dorsheimers
domination DO made unanimous. This carried with
three cheers for Dorshemer On motion OF Mr. Apgar,
Nessrs. Llniug aud scheil were appointed committee
10 wait Mr. DOrsheimer, who Came upon the platform
amid storm OF applause, and ad dressed the Conyen-
ton. He said this nomination had been rendered hiI1
without sny solicitation his part and he would add
he dId not receive 1t as cOupment TO hmseI SO
much as TO those men who came out of the dominant
party IN 1872, when not cloud as large as lnaus nand
the future OF that party But the Issues
for which tAat party was formed are past ana gone ana
he, well Others was left TO choose oher aSsoca
tons For himself there was no Oher place TOT MN 10
40 than with the Democracy. Although he had fought
the DEMOCRATS long il his pleasure to say that his
FIRST vOle was Tor HOratiO Seymour. He closed by
Int II he coud oe Of any the party in
the position to which he had been called he would do
all in his power to render that service lApplauseI
CANAL COMMISSIONER.
The Convention then proceeded 10 nominate a candi-
date for Canal Commissioner Mr. Beach Of Queens pre-
sented the name Of Melvin A. Nash of Washington Mr..
Warren Of Rensselaer, named Adeu Thayer OF Rensselaer,
Mr. Foley Saratoga named Isaiah Fuller Of Saratoga
Mr. Fairchid OF Washington named Nathaniel p MILL
man OF Washing on. He said the strength OF Mr.. Nash
had been thoroughly canvasSed IN his own county and
found he had none. He also criticised the nomi-
road man who would be load upon the ticket After
he had concluded resolution was adopted limiting
speeches to three minutes. Mr. Corbett seconded the
Nomination ox Mr.. Thayer Judge Beach withdrew the
Nash and sustained the nomination Of Thayer.
George j. Mo,her OF Albany Was nominated by an
Albany delegate.
The ron then caledend the vote stood about 1ss
for Tnsyer TO about lSS Tor Fuller 10 or Mlman, and
,13 for M0sier. .