New-York tribune., 1876-08-24

Adopted.
The convention was again called to order at s:3(
| o'clock.
| CANDIDATES FOR IIEUTENANT-GovERNoR.
The Chair stated that the business in order was
the nomination Of q candidate for acknowledgements
Mr. Bulard Of EewYork taking the platform, referred
to the election OF eight years ago. when the Republican
candidates for Governor and LeutenantGoveror were
counted out by fraud and said that this convention has
an opportunity now in part to avepge that wrong by
nominating for second place IN the ticket Of this conyen
ton A. T. Coruel in the OF the young men OF the
party in this State o presented Mf Cornons name anu
asked Its Endorsement tAppauscJ
/ Mr. Hull Of Washington seconded the nomination Oh
Mr. Cornell.
Mr. johnson OF Broome County nominated exLieut-
Gov Gen. John c. Robinson. to whose services in the
| late war he referred briefly and earnestly.
Mr. Sylvester OF Columbia earnestly supported Mr'
Cornell, whom no eulogized in glowing terms.
Mr. AIberger of Erie obedience to the wishes OF his
delegation, took the platform 10 nominate sherman ,.
Rogers OF Buffalo, whose public and private character
W wh0gt PGmsh and d. TGSse 3 poay yeas WaS
Mr.. ROgerss name was received with great applause
| CURTIS ATTACKS CORNELL
Mr.. Curtis of Richmond, rising, was received with tu-
multuous cheers Taking the platform in response to
general call he said that tho State which is generally
conceded be the battle-ground the Republican party
at this moment had reached the most critical point in
the whole campaign. Speaking for the public opinion
that lies behind us nl that controlled by nothing but
the pures principle and in the faith in which today he
presented the name OF Eyarts, he now seconded
| the nomination Of Mr. Rogers. lGreat applause.l lie
proceeded TO ffn the painful duty Of stating the sua-
tion which, according his conscientious conviction,
forbade the nomination of M Cornell. Mr. Curtis said
the service Of but for the service
Of the party; when the convention met no name was
prominent for the GoycrnCrshD than that OF Cor
nell; today, by letter, he Withdrew his name;
! that was done because OF the conviction OF his
best friends that his nomination at this time would be
unfortunate for himself and would endanger the whole
II that feeling was strong as 10 cause his
withdrawal from the candidacy Governor, his nom
FOR the second place puts In peril me success
that the puDlic shall believe that we meant
what va have said to-day and what we said at Cncln-
nati, We shOud make the most dangerous nomina-
ton that could he made but should make one tndt repre-
sents the conqacring element III tAe party 10 thls STATE
OF lIr Cornell and spoke Of his magnrimiy IN with
drawing from before the convention Tor the rSt place on
MIR Woodln OF Cayuga begged the convention TO pause
and Deliberate IT, he said will put Themselves into
position |" d. humiiased l.' tntl We go
plluse let the majority OF TINS convention ruic Nth-
minutes that unless certain thnga should be done there
is peril TO oyer.ake repei such reats Applalsel
ernor hut when | saw the sentiment so strong for
another how chccruliy yielded my piti"ithees nad
hesitate. ! the more names are presented the
wor,c are OIL II would be better to adjourn until
Here iir BuIlard. nv consent of Mr. woodin inter
posed 10 announce that ne lad letter from Nr Cornell
saying that The full spirit Of his letter OF th' morning
hc Withdrew his name. lApplause ana cheeis ior COR
ir woolIn concluded with few words eulogistic of
the Hon Theodore " POmcruy OF Cayuga county whose
ho presented for candidate for LeuicndnluoYer-
Mr. lax Of Essex sail he entertained feelings OF friend
ship for both Mr. Cornell and Mr. POmeroy, but lie
thought in the present situation of AFFAIRS neither of
these should be nominated The key note iad oeen
struck H. therefore moved tie uOmnlllon OF sherman
4 R4-cts by acclamatVn. Crics of no, no. NOte' u
Mr a. = Spencer Of New-Yorl arose. and called TO
the platform. lie seconded the npminiuon oi an Oi
friend. OF conceded ability DIT Pomeroy of
Mr Hotchhls. Of Broome County seconded the nom
Tr IohusGn'. name was here withdrawn and the roll
was called with the following result; ,
Wno!r uuubyr Of votes.
Necessary TO
Rogers received ~
SO M E aesl@Ted d The b, T9@qsf @q o 5 MI wSoGn @sH
moved that The nomination o hlr i.oser' DC "uc uH'u
nous. This was adopted. win applause.
NOMINATION FOR JUDGE.
The Chair announced that the next business would be
the nomination OF candidate for Judge o. The Court OF
Appcals NJ. Hurbut OF saratoga presented the name
Of Gen. Buard of Saratoga. An Otscso delegate nom
mated Judge CounI man OF that county. Mr.. Baker OF
Monroe nominated George T. Danforth Of Rochester
lappausc whom he presented simply because his eieVa
tou to tho position would be ouinontly fitting and
proper Mr. Terry OF Monroe seconded Mr.. DanfortL's
nomination.
on motion OF Mr Hale o. Essex. II resolved that
spcechos in presenting opposing candidates be re-
Mr. Fis6cr of King, nominated Erasus Cool, OF Kings.
Mr. Kcye- OF Albany presented tIo name OF Lyman
Mr Miller OF HcrAimcr presented Judge Prescott OF
Mr. sharpe Of Ulster seconded the nomination OF Eras
Sir Hepburn Of ST. Lawrence seconded the nomination
Of SIR. Tr'main. ,,,
Cen Cen. Diaen.o ' Chemung nominated Judge Mason
Sir LOwery seconded SIR. Prcscott's nomination
The roll was then called with the following result;
Trrmain Il; panforth, lO7; Countryman, 81 Pres
The second ballot resulted Danforth. ls6; Tremain,
So Prescott 20; and the nomination OF Mr. Daniortn
made unanimous
CLOSING BUSINESS.
Mr. Bliss moved that the state Committee he author
yrd TO MI any vacancy which may occur in the State
ticket and also ia their committee. Carried.
Tie Conn tree OF Permanent Organization reported
n, coctorsa,iarse, Abraham " Parker oi ST. Lawrence
and william IT, Seward Of Cayuga, which was agreed TO-
Tho Chair then announced the nomination OF Canal
Commissioner be- IN order Mr. Wood OF Livingston
nominated Daniel C. Spencer OF Livingston. Mr. NJ I.
Richardson OF Niagara nominated Benjamin carpenter
VI ,nrcel 70 take rising vote and the question
wac taken on Daniel &. Spencer inst lhe secretary
counted Tor spencer and fnr ,rln,sr lo'. op'oi
The Chair then announced The next orher oi puSh-s
to bc the non.nuon oi candidate ior s.a,e ri,sp i
| .5cech nominated Charles " Tro%brldge oi huhgs
Comfy. Dir kinSslan OF tllntOn noihhat'u .h
. More q! Clinton. A. d. Shaw OF Jefferson nominated
William a. EnOs IL Jefferson. Mr. Yates OF schehec-
/ ,aIv ,,nigatcl J0hn ~ Vceder OF schenectady
Gen Mood Of Livingston nominated Joseph +. crosby
OF Yates County. Mr.. Richardson sustained the honn.
| ton OF Col. TrOwbridgc D. r. Wool oi onohi"sa ho"'
| /, IfeJ Charles Tremlin of Onondaga. . - ,.,
The roll Vas called with no result ana ~ II i MoJu tnu
| moved the unanimous nomination oi Mr' i'o"o''e''
| and II was carried -, 4. - = ma h,, tho
Gen wood IN view Of the extra work to be Done ny tne
CT rnr,u, Tee moved that Henry A. Gdden ana Ed
mind n Johnson be added 10 the committed carried.
Tc committee 10 confer with the Liberal conference
on1'ottcc wa continued, they had not reached re-