The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-31

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that all the people in all the States alike rersalss OF
and tha. Nil orders. practices aud opinions whereby
should receive puSe ebuss and .ceanS to
the offence committed We recommend that the people OF
proposed constitutional amendments. being well
efficient Of the the canals OF
state and Tor enforcing upon The officers ehsrged with
favor such reduction Of tolls upon and an econoni
aud tho engaged canal trac
Resolved Tha, as American citizens and democrats de
the honor good OF the federal government,
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control their elections government hy the bayonet to
outrage Which demands the ali who ovO
republican feeling and hate despotic power.
The reading Of tho resolutions repeatedly inter-
ruped by applause and at tho close were unanimously
adopted.
THIS STATE COMMITTEE
for members the State Committee and the rcspcc-
tive districts named their members of tho State Com
mittec as loows:-
lor Francis Nolan Edxara cahiil Henry Woman. Der
c% js s' Kelly Casper DSaN SSa, cerns. Evans
Gordon Allen g Beach George Barnard sidney Fair
Gownskie Joseph Warren, William BoOkstavor.
NOMINATIONS GOVERNOR.
Mr.. JACOBS OF Kings county, offered resolution to
proceed to vote for candidate for Governor each del
ega:e when his namo called, to rise ia bis place
and name his choice Carried.
DoRsnEIMER
Mr.. HIBBARp Of Eric, rose and was called to tho
platform. He SAID
Mrs. CuAIRNAN-I rise TO present TO tbs Convention
the name of gentleman In whom | most firmly be-
eve is found that combination OF qualities which
fits him for the great place OF Governor OF tho State OF
New York, the name of William Dorsheimer. In SO
dong should say something OF his
thing Of what he is Mr.. Hbbnrd then sketchod tho
early career of Mr.. Dorsheimer, and coucluoed-l
present his name as that OF man taught skilled and
strengthened in affairs, and, who thus taught, skilled
and strengthened, will not be governed by force Of
popular passion bent by gust of editorial breath
who will be devo,ce OF theory seeking tell The
fortunes OF States from dream books: who, AS Bacon
saws knowing what was best in the past will know
what is ittest in the present. and in whose matured
character, In whose ripe vigor, in whose tried neg
rity, whose approved zeal in reform will be found
tho able Executive whom tins State the next
years must need | present the name OF William
Dosheimer for tho Office OF Governor of the State OF
New York
Mr.. COOPER, OF New York. arose but he was inter-
rupted by cries OF seymour" and great confusion
prevailed, III which there cries of "Gve
democrat' and seymour Seymour" Great con-
lusion.)
Several delegates rose and attempted to address the
Chair but the,confuson rendered II impossible to
coed.
Mr. Cooper was on the platform vainly waiting an
ON upttv To ba hpnr n soy m
Mr.. KNsELrA and shouted sin the name OF
Horao seymour, let the gentleman be heard
Finally order was partially restored, aud Mr. COOPER
SAID Governor Seymour had been written to by Mr.
Dorsheimer himself who urged him to accept tho
nomination, but he peremptorily declined. He then
proceeded second the nation OF Mr.. Dorsheiner
but interrupted with cries OF "iotlcr," Brooks
"Pottor,' Potter"
Mr. Cooper retiring, Mr.. APGAR took the PLATFORM
sad he stood there IN the interest o iar play and
decent Convention. Whether you gentlemen Ia
vored candidate or not 1t Is your auty to give
hearing to the presentation OF all names. He said
that tho candidacy OF Mr. Dorshencr would be
jured by dsorderly proceedings or unfairncss We
here make the best nomination we can to
have State elect our ticket Now, said nc, If
| Governor Seymour could be induced TO accept tho
nomination no would more cheeruly hold up
| both hands and say amen than he (Mr Apgsr) Ho
said no was here second nomination oil no one
but that ho claimed fair play for ali; no thought
there men here spectators who were disturb
ing the deliberations Of the Convention which, If So
was not right
EX-GOVERNOR SEYMOUR.
Mr. CHARLES W. BROOKE, Of New York, rose to pro-
lie had heard asserted that Governor Seymour would
accept the nomination on account OF al health but
until some better and moro tangible reason gwen
he Should urge his namc as candidate for Governor
(Cheers)
been received any letter from Mr.. Seymour declining
the democracy OF this State who love to honor
HIM. Was there any warrant for saying he would
desert the democracy in this hour Nominate HIM and
he will feel u his duty TO accept. and from that
the in this state finished. (Checra
1t would be folly 10 nominate any other man at this
time Let us BIO frank and acknowledge that the re-
pubcans have nominated IA strong man, and let
meet hun In the OF cd and the democratic party
by nominating Horatio Seymour. Great chcers.)
Dir. MAGoSE, Jr said he yielded to no man in rcvor
once to Horatio Seymour but when Mr.. Seymour had
told his trusted friend Francis Kcrpan that cannot
accept the nomination, then he asked the Convention
If it should not deliberate on tho substitution OF
another name. The following telegram. SAID he, has
been received by Mr.. Herman from Governor Soy.
Mour:-
permit. HORATIO SEYMOUR
Cries OF "Thcn give another democrat')
Now, gentlemen, should you not look Tor another
candidate He said 1t was well known that Horato
Scymour's health unequal to the canvass and
urged, III conclusion, that the nomination should
be urged on him.
Mr. FAULKNER, of Livingston, said that ihero was
unnisakable feeling this Convention in favor Of the
nomination Of Horatio seymour. (Appausc. He,
therefore, moved tho unanimous ominaton OF Horalo
Seymour and would then move an adjournment 10 ten
O'Clock Tomorrow morning In order give the Chair
man time to communicate that nomination to Mr. sey-
mour and get h is answer.
on including the motion to adjourn O'Clock to-
morrow morning, Mr.. Faulkner said HIS motion
fret in order to nominate Horato Seymour by acca-
nation. Ho had made motion TO adjourn.
Tho CHAIR decided that the motion was out OF order
while another candidates name before tho Con-
vention. Great oniusion prevailed here
Mr.. GRAVES OF Sleubon, said the Convention should
let moderation prevail, and remember that the entire
embodiment Of democracy is no, IN Horatio Seymour
No had more respect for that man than himself;
but was folly TO asist that be- and he alone can rep
the party. Ho appealed for equal rights TINS
Convention. Let every man have his say out ana
then II Horato Seymour Is the man TO nominate VOL
and good
sTARBUCK
Mr.. WYNN, OF Jefferson, yielded to no man In rever.
cnce Horao Seymour, bat IL IL shall prove that he
will take the nomination. he, In behalf OF Jefferson
county, desired 10 present the namc of candidate
IRON portion OF the State worthy of their SUFFRAGE
worthy stand side by side Of Samuel j. Tilden
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