New-York tribune., 1876-09-01

great emnence and purity and legal learning Now 1t
comes TO the nomination OF Canal Commissioner. Mr.
Becbe had no man to name from his section Oh tne
state yet he could whose honesty as broad
as this country. He nominated Darius A. Ogden OF
Yates. (Applause.
Mr.. Spring of Wyoming nominated Gerard j. Terrell,
aud moved IL amendment Lost
A delegate here and said he was authorized 10
withdraw Mr. Terres
Mr. Ogden was then nominated by acclamaton.
DoRsHEniER's sPEECH OF THANKS
The committee, returning with Mr. Dorshemer, was
received with three cheers.
Mr.. CHAIRMAN AND GEHTLrmES OF TIE CONVENTION:
This is the second time that have appeared before
Democratic Convention TO accept an unsolicited nOlia-
ton for the need not say TO
you that receive this mark 0i favor and co1ence
with deep gratitude. and that take special pride IN me
circumstance that ani 10 he associated Oh or a oae
of New-YorS Democracy, for whom IN ny cary man. man
action Gais here ss BEEN inspired by para
1 receive 1t as mark OF your coihIei;oG iSit, oy
ton Of tn state TWO wears ago: at syracuse, the
Democracy nominated me for this office. In association
nqted for the GovcInorsip His administration is be-
fore you and before the country venture TO say ta.
there Democrat wherever he lives, VINO mas not iet
his ring under the action OF the Reform Governor
OF New-Yora May so further and say .nere rs ~. no
American citizen anxious for tho welfare or his country
and for the prosperity Of s institutions who has not
found in the action of the State Administration at Abny
the best agry which this time has furnished for the
preseryaiion and purity of the Republicl [Appausel
lie has been raised the candidacy of his party for the
Presidency of the United States by action so unan
nous as be entirely without parallel IN the history OF
the Democratic party. have no dOubt tnat ,ns Ia,
promise is to be fully realized aud that he election VIII
raise h 10 the Presidency Seymour to the G0vesnOrs
and lopc myself. 10 the Lieutenancy lApplanse NY
fellow Democrats. also receive this nominaion as an
augury of perfect harmony. There 10 differences
which should divide the Democras there are no dilIer
ences winch should divide Democrats and those men
who, being formerly Republicans, ars now willing 10
with You and stand BY you sHoTder s to thn ih9SS T
nomination. which have been told was made wiin una
nimity TINS morning. Ms an augury OF unity anu pcso @
me. gentlemen OF the convention u we are unieu sc
cannot only win, but can do what Deter 'han W
wwe can rcfsablsh tho Republic upon the pIineipies
pure GOycrnmeDt-and transmit such an one 10 tne gen
eIatons which are TO succeed us lApplause.l
LONG LABOR OF The LAST NOMINATION.
Mr. Rogers Kings, behalf of his united deloga-
tion had pleasure presenting the of an honored
resident Of that county for State Prison Inspector For
II years lie had voted the Democratic ticket His name
was Robert II. Anderson OF Kings He moved his nom
inaton by acolamation.
Mr. Magonc sr said the Republicans had in their con-
yention that this Office by the amendment to
the constitution would be abolished. Although the
Office IL abolished the present ncmD ns viii hold over
until the commission Is appointed Therefore, as mat
ter courtesy 1t scemed To him that there should he no
change When the County of Kings ceue here for
nomination wnc would reflect honor upon her he WOuld
be pleased 10 have her receive IT,
A COMMITTEES was appoint ii 10 wait Clarkson N.
Potter and invite him 10 address the convention com
posed OF Mcssrs Faulkner Of Livingston, Purcell o Mon
roe nnd r. J. Campbell OF New YORK. Another commit
tee also appointed To wait on DeWitt u west ana
invite him to address the convention.
Mr. Beckett OF Washington Withdrew thc name Of Mr.
Hall. ballot was then taken, MI Clark receiving 10
clared the nominee The nomination was made unani-
Mr. Purroy Of NcwYork m0y "a comm. co TO invite
Mr. Fraucis Herman address the c0nyeniOl Carried;
and Mcssis. Purroy, Halliday and Van Nrauken were
appointed such committee.
AF1RR-TALK
Clarksoa " Potter then introduced Hc congratu-
lated the convention upon its nominations His only
wish had been that the convention should take for the
head their ticket the man whose name would call out
the largest possible vote 10 not until he hat been
informed that Mr. Seymour would not accept The noml
nation tnat no had allowed his name 10 be used IN
that onycnton flo most cordially acquiesced IN the
wisdom OF the conventions action in nominating both
Mr. Seymour and also Mr. Do shem"r, gentleman VINO
sometimes called himself the little GOYc.nOg. but about
whom in heart mind, and body, there Is not tnc east
thing small The nomination Tor BieutcEantGONcrnof
should not aud ought To have gone % any othcr
fhe committee 10 invite sr DE Wit C. West to the
yeniion unable to mud him. Senator Herman was
introduced tue convention lilo congratulated thc CON
yenton AMI people OF the Umpire state o1 tine Wise
ana patriot r. action cf tho body They bad shown they
could bury all minor difficulties and unite Tor success
Aey bad gyen u ticket the party wEich the as
snrancc of succassa ticket which was Itself platform
of Democratic principles lue was frequently HlS' -
with appliuscl He commented briefly on each OF thc
candidates his qualifications and claims to Democratic
support, and expressed unb unded confidence IN tue sue
c. - OF the whole state Ticket and also Of the national
ticket lie u.ged various cUnsidt rutiois why, IA
his Judgment, entire change IN tue National Adnris
ration IL iudl spesably requisite 10 reform. lAIp.ausl
lie concluded By thanking the convention Tor their
work. 10 gd done its work we'll o never iclt happier
i'm hs life than now our krpubcan friends, lac said,
wt have drcally long faces from his forward TO
the close of the cauaI lie referred to the conflict oI
ire National scuate IN resisting the reduction Of taxes
by the Democratic House. saying that whilo the Ropub
leans said reduction could e made thc DenOcfat
knew better Now let all 20 home. knowing that va
have done our duty here hearts strong 10 do our
duty al our homes. io knew they would bc welcomed
homo with thanks and congratulations. lGreat up
ulauss.l