New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18

their opponents He said that the "''
he would name is of those able to win those VIC
tories. He had done it heretofore and nc can again.
His whole life has been devoted to nance ne alone
discovered and exposed o defalcation III Aupnr"
against the city, he was just the for Treasurer;
he had always been a Democrat, tried, ana always
found true his nomination. too, will enable the DC
mocracv 10 send to the Senate sound Democrat IN
place of the Republican Wooden. In closing ne
named Charles N. Ross. lApplausc.l
d. b. Hill of Chemung rose to name man WHO
needed no eulogy from him or any one else though
Young he has shown great qualities for popularity
is active energetic and effectve he has gwen as
much devoted service to the Democracy Oh New
York as any other man. He was man. san NIL
Hill. of integrity, and had the requisite experience
in the office. He closed by nominating Edgar ~
Apgar of Tompkins.
Mr. Boyd of Ncw-York seconded the nomination III
an earnest speech, strongly commencing MIR. Apear'
espcc;olly as n Young man thoroughly devoted 10
the Democratic party, and who has rendered ]"
much service AZ Deputy Treasurer, he said, ne mas
discharged his duties faithfully he is quaiiued ior
the place to which he is nominated
Mr. George Raines Mr. Magonc, and Mr.. Schuyler
spoke in behalf of Mr.. Apgar.
Mr.. Littlcioln seconded the nomination oil MI
Ross Ii il important, lie said, IN sustaining "o''
Tilden in his reform movement to hold the Legs
lature and the personal popularity OF Mt Ioss III
Cavuea. and his great WORTH will give TO the Dcno-
Gratis a State Senator from that district. Inc
sneaker appreciated Mr.. Apgar, but he though' u
was OF consequence TO secure Democratic senator
for the Cayugi and Wayne District, and unless Mr'
Ross was put on the ticket he did not ceheNe TIC
Democracy could secure that senator
Mr.. Dunston Of Cayuga SAID lie could safely az"
heartily second all that has been said in favor of the
nomination of Mr.. Ross but lie desired to add slg-
gestion upon the que stOn of locality. The southern
tier counties have already candidate. The r'oi
ccuntps have one in Mr. BigeiOw OF Orange but none
have been named yet from Central Newly OK.
He also referred to the fact that las
year Gov Dix'd majority WAS reduced over one-lai
in Cavuga and the Democracy sent one member Oh
Assembly to the Legislature and nearly sent al"tncr'
lie insisted that the nomination of Mr.. Ross would
give strength to the ticket. and Caynsa County
would become Democratic at the coming election.
The roll was then called with this result: 40 for
Apgar, to 100 for Ross. Then several delegates
changed their votes, AID result was announced
as follows: Whole nuintcr of votes east, $50;
Charles y. Ross receiving 2O3, +. X. Apsar 49,
The nomination was made unanimous.
GOV. T!rn had required nothing of either of
tcs, Offices II is so well understood that the G"v.
crnor. while friendly to Mr.. Apgar, not pressing
his no.atoD, that the attempt to make tins TEST
vote AID pronounce Gov. Tdoa defeated because
Mr.. Apgar was seems entirely without foundation.
Senator kernan, whose conservatism would be
likely 10 keep him at least from placing himself III
omen opposition 10 the Governor favored Mr. Ross.
JOIN u. VAN RrREN. JR., FOR STATE ENGINEER.
For state Enanccr, the present Deputy David NJ.
Greene disseminated Ivy Nlr. Parsons Of Rensselaer,,
and was fcrccly attacked by Senator ParncnteT,
who charged that he had been responsible as Division
Il hx-
the Cana! Commission but laid more stress on the
charge that Mr.. Greene was not working
Democrat, ard had expended dol
Lar Of money or an hour Of time for tie party.
We should put representative men on the ticket he
said III the Comfy OF Rcnss'laer il to have "a rep
rescntaton on .r state ticket, the delegation from
that county ought to he heard. They had gentle
man of 80 years experience as an engnoer--no"
Engi:.eer III the City Of Troy. Tie would make an
excellent candidate, but no is not an as
pirant for the Office Senator Parmentcr said
ar. Greene had been appointed al engineer by the
State Engineer: but his appointment had always
been unsatisfactory To the Democracy of Rensselaer,
County. Besides, Mr.. Greene il snpQO'ed to have
some councct iDa with one of the most objectionable
contiact4 dc, 'lo.~d by tho investigation now going
on M. Grccic says, by the way, that lac can show
receipts for his ;2 'cis:nonis, amounting TO 10 per
Senator jacobs of Kings said, i'll rising to make
nomination. that il had been nineteen years since
Kings Comfy Lad had nomination for State
oi.,c,I and it would probably be nineteen years
before they 20. anothcr, but chat he spoke IN
behalf Of his section oil the State in nominating
John ID. Van Barren, jr. of Newly rk
On motion Of Mr. Parsons. who Withdrew Mr..
Ircciic's name Mr. Van BurrI's nomination was
made Unanimous.
mn rrSr TICKET
For Canal Cohrnis'ioaar there were the following
nominations: capt. ID. +. Dty of Seneca, u. o.
salmon of Onold.gi Daniel VI. Holmes of Chenan-
20, and {. \. Walr.th of Oneida. The vote stood
af 80. ii nnmlcr of changes
Whole ru.ibor ~ votes. -3lG
Necessary 10 II rloi', .....-. LIZ
g D. h''ifhti 30
ID. J.. DVN .-..-.--.. w.
D3nc' n iiplics Observation-Disclosures ~
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Nir Wa,r:ti's II 1.Ii.:.,t;cl was mad unanimous.