New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-05

name OF the Government the state and the real Pres
dent OF toe United states to nominate the conrad OF
Samuel j. Tilden, John Bgelow or secretary Oh state;
SIR. Shaw, OF O.sego. nominated Abram H. weaver, OF
Oneida. an spok. OF him in high terms.
Bigelow He passed In review the history OF the party
for the past four years and said the Inoerate party
the golden stairs OF victory He said 1t would be nm
grateful 10 Jonu Bgeow to now discard him after the
service no had done the DamOcritic party.
Mr. Beebe, Of Sullivan. followed ana after referring 10
his having stood ny samuel j. Tlden for and Cover
nor and for the Presidency declared that he did not
think he had been, or was about to be- crucihed lie
cited fact that there precedent Tor the reeec
ton OF State officers 1850 therefore, the oblea-
ton OF renOmnatng the present ones dd not resi- on
this conven ion. Referring to Allen G. Beach, he SAID
Governor Robinson mad his to the senate for
superintendent OF the Bank Department. tGreat ap-
pnuse He closed by declaring that ne wouli support
the nomination OF Alien G. Bcich unth tue convention
had refused to nomn e him Great applause ,-.o-
James T. Taayer OF NewIOrk said 10 was an extraor-
binary speech Tor any to make mere IN Democratic
convention that tnis Governor and that Ex-Governor &c
Office He said II Mr. Bgeow should ever hear the gut
terng speech Of the gentleman from Kings or tue Ioac
bic harIngne Of the gentleman RON A9nI0e ne WI -
claim God save me from my friends lIfeat laushter
and applause lie said TINS question vas setuep VS.
and tue defeat OF John Bice.ow Wnat tne Democracy
wanted real reiorin-a reform III men as Wei Dr.
General McQuade, Of Oneida, said that although he
would be pleased second the nomination. made ny MI
Shaw, st he !et bound to sustain the Nomination Oh
aT Kin3sIia Of Kings, sustained the nomination OF
Mr West, Of Lewis, next spoke. He said he did not
sen,ia 10 the safety the Democratic party he sus-
tainei the nomination of Nj Bsacl. ,.,- -, ~.
Mr. Mooney, OF Erie, sustained the nomination OF MI
Mr. Faulkner, OF Livingston. next addressed the con-
ventiDn in favor OF the nomination Of Nj. BracD
Mr. Mo,k. Of Albany. followed on tue same side.
Allen c. Beach was named by 227 menbers; John
Bigc0w b. IA, and Abrlm 3. Weaver by Il.
On motion OF ir. ID. b. Hill, OF Chemuns the n0mha
ZION of Nj. Beach was made unanimou'' lGFeat
T1c caiir announced the next nomination to be of a
Mr. s.nel. of New-York presented in a highly eulo-
gistic speech OF Frederick r. Olcott for Con
Mr. Magee, Of steuben seconded the nomination Of Mr.
Olcou aud moved tnat It De ~ accfmailon. ~,
JUICE Parder, Of Albany hoped the nomination would
be tuus de, and the motion was carried, anld great
ine cnair announced the next nomination to be of a
Mr. wheaton nominated James Mackn, OF Duchess
Mr. Goodr en- of tayugi presented the of Charles
". Ross, OF Ciyuga also IN euoglsuc sperc1; ,,,,
Mr. Bouton, Of Delaware Illuminated y. NJ Allaoen
SIR Beach Of Ouondaga, presented the name o; Emery
Mr. j. s Thayer sustained the denomination OF
Mr. Beebe urged the nomination OF Mr. Maekin
TAe convention thc9 proceeded 10 no41al9 einn.
fore Il was announced large Numbers chan gcd theT
Slr Jou 3. OF steuoen. asked unanimous consent to
tha James MleNil be nominated Dy acciimauon;
which given, aud SIR. MicNin was nominated anna
Tne chair then announced that the next nomination
would be Tor Attorney General. ,. =, W.,
~.
do, OF Essex, and euoSzed his quilincaiohs TOT the
position ,-,. ...,., ,,,,,,st,s s.b,o,
MAKER OF Ulster, and eulOgized MIN.
Mr. Parker OF Albany, seconded the nomination OF
Mf Hand, Of Albany proposed the denomination Of
Chas. . Faicchld ana pfocerri 10 teHedrse sericcs
DE md performed ndlf Of tine Stat,. IL declared
maj m oYuonens consisted OF those VINO were subject
~ rsctitfn and vino ar being prosecuted. These,
repeated his enemies. He asked II tins convention
should give heed 10 any such opponents
Mr. Covert OF q leeiis. presented the name OF Judge
Tf.fu Arfua ron pl ~.
glowing terms o. his qlalit atoms ,.
iu1f,- AT senator ,cu0DumAkcr. lie said there
single voter N New-iolk Guy ami County VINO ana not
Nj weed. OF Clinton sustained the nomination OF Mr..
waldo ana spOSe OF him IL the highest terms of ap-
Mr. Balou Of Oneida, presented the rameof ]. Thomas
Ia1 convention then proceeded to nominate candI-
date for Atom yG 'uer Auglstu, rch9On .rf wa
named by % members. CAas = F1lTchi4d ~ lii ana
ArIe.nus 3. waldo by 80.
Tne cnair announced the nomination OF M schoon-
Err Weed moved 10 make Mr. scbooumake.'s nomina-
tiJu unanimous. Carried
ANNOUNCED entt the next no nllduOn was TOT
STATE Engineer aud surveyor
Mr. presented the name OF H0ratlo seymour, j.,
Nri Walker moved la. tue nomination be made by
exclamation, bu, Mr. MO.k presumed the ne OF Charles
Ilt0u. o. ADanJ' AM JUICE OocntdH %, n.s.cnes,er'
presented the or Horace LOOMS. ot WstcLester
The proceeded 10 vote, 9ut before pressed
iDg AR Mr.. af.Qitds appealed M. MOak WAC pre-
sented the name Of Nj On, 10 vote Ior the nomination
of sir. seymour by a;c,an1IOn.
~ M1aG sad he resist the temptation, and
ua,ir the notion Whicn was carried with applause.
Mr. BroJAs moved that committee Ot nve DE af-
pointed % INFORM tie gentlemen Just nomuatod Car
rieI: and Messfs. . OOks, West, Hand hlnseIla ana
Green were appointed ~ sIcn cOu.ultt-e.
M Brooss Of Richmond. chairman OF the com
mttee ON permanent organization, offered the following
which was adopted unanimously:
Resolued Indt thanks OF tnis convention be pre-
scented 20 Hon. David IS LII for th. aOe, impartial. dig
Iued AMI mlaaer IN WHICH ne AS presided
over its deliberations as It's temporary chairman.
On motion of Peter Mitchell, Jonn Il. Fellows was In
vt 81 to address the convention while waiting for the
platform committee, but the latter thankfully declined
TO occupy Is present. though he hoped u have
future opportunity to express to tho New-lOrA Dcno-
crlcy MS approval Oi the admirable wUrk OF tails