The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-28
MAKING THE NOMINATIONS.
CLOSING WORK or THE REPUBLICfy
STITE CONTENTION
Dull Session after Yesterday. Struggle
Nominations fc~ the Stnte Ticket som-
pieted with Little Opposition correction.

Dun session after Yesterdays Struggle
Nominations FOE the state TtcLc, Conn
pietcd with Little Opposition & Correction.
ROCHESTER, Sept. 27.-lIany delegates to
tho Convention left tho city by the early morning
trains and tho attendance to-day was small
when called to order there were probably two
hundred and fifty delegates present. Tho Chair
announced that the Convention would proceed
to nominate candidate for Secretary Of Stat,
Sfr. Mccarthy Of Oswcgo presented the name of
John c. Churchill OF Oswego. MIR. Walters Of
Sullivan presented the name Of C. V. II. Luding-
ton OF Sullivan, but subsequently withdrew his
name to he presented later for State Treasurer
MIR. Churchill's nomination was made By accla-
nation.
The Chair announced that the next nominn-
ton would be for Comptroller. and Mr.. Plat Of
Duchess presented the name Of Francis Sylvcs-
ter Of Columbia county. Mr.. Cadman OF Column
bia seconded the nomination of Mr. Sylvester
which was made by reclamation.
The Chair then announced that the next
nomination in order was that of State Trcas-
urcr. Mr.. Walters of sullivan presented the
name Of c. V. r. Ludington. Mr.. Titus Of
Tompkins presented the name of William l..
Bostwick Of Ithaca. Mr.. Hamilton Fish, Jr,
seconded the nomination Of Mr.. Bostwick
spoaking in high terms Of his ability. His
berry Of Tompkins. On motion Of Mr.. Fisher
Of Kings the question was first taken by ris-
ing vot'. Mr. Iudington received twenty-five
ws au ar D"SDwcS received inc rect ana
The Chair announced the ncVt nomination
Tor Attorney G"nrral Mr.. pierson Of Albany
iurhrd fhe C"i,nifi,n ~, r,',, T. a. ' "t, III
ANYTHING but fidelity To- the Republican party,
and in the interest Of that party h.. pr,,s"nt,d
susainnJ he p nnni nf H. Mr ouuer
Tr.main' nom,tnnti, . ~ ,m W., I,''a'l,i ar
ton "''' ''"'' - ",''"'''a'
Tho Chair announced ,h,. ror,ir,,io,s t,,.
state rnrneer w"ra nryt in "ri"r Mr WHld.p
ri Onnr',al,o nrsrrt,i H.. mama ~ , i,',s,ii
Snni,, If ia, pronn,v NJ LINN ~ N,m sar
prscrtcd ' ,he vo,,n ~ NDnp ~ N,,kat9
fncLn"rt IN n,niion :, ~, W. r % ~, .,
,,,i W hiu , ~ We vIirrSu ilnt ilr
81 Iakvn Mr' Sonirs nomination was carried.
az" " S,i,i =, LINN aIl ~ M y,
wp,.,. A, the state election o, ISIS ISIS an ,...ora,.
R,gsSi rhst ,hs STATE corm,,,es hsv, discretion ~
call state Convention 10 lsss composed OF one deli ate
,"n i t n ~ 'nc usual nann,s, snd ,omlo,, :"
conmiie ihn enic css,pc =. ~, IlS g" W.
Reoie..f mat ia vew Of Ties, iscts The stat G'n
miti,c named al ms con,cnii1n h. ronfinn'i nnria
NV committee shall bc chosen the state convention
Of lN'e
Mr. Fisher moved an Amendment which ,vas
adoptnd adding tho words. ''Thnt The SIM.
Cnrmifi.,' INV, tl" nnw,rto non,inn,,. H., can.
n
Mr. Vedier of Cattaruugus offered n r"solu
ton that In. state Cnninifi.e ~, nuth rizad a.
MI any Va.,anry which may oc.ur On th~ Stntr
ticket. Adopted
Mr. I i-h MOVED that the ctnte C,uni,tno ha
authorized 10 I'LL any VACANCIES which may oc-
cur in lis own body AjorfeJ ' ~
LYMAN Trcmain then addressed tho holy In
relation To- the MAJ, ude and Importance If the
canvass Thn Datn,. ruti,. nnrt = nonstf,llv a..
Iur.s that haVipy rn,, GO, w. ,,troi - a., III
60 ,i "'' 49, NV 80 'h'i'' - LII
" 'nt'. w iINP.H' h,l ~ p''' ~ ."plur, N'W
ect Control ~ tb~ n,,inni NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ,'iu ~
another f,ventv.nvn xanrs I - ti.r, ,., i,,.i.
,',r,y y,ii i.,a i,,,l, -. ~ w., w ~ w. u,
tilV WI NV il''l' n'p' VI ttSIulhs u rom
th"lr nun tttiiln III u'n years. Are IN" luyn
mon OF TINS state |, ady 10 hand the Government
over To the lossD ssiOn Of the men who So lately
sought Ia destroy II n. ravi.w,J the ,niitteni
crn1,ion in H., Son;brrr S,, n al, H. ioii.i."
,..- - 49,, t,..t 4, w uii" w "lr go
Vuul'ff-<rs upon h'Iu,,il ans mere, anu iiskei
nov l.Nal, nch Iik"u uls lueh OF Doing subjected
Mr.. Ward, 81 Allegnny intcrposinc nskel
who made the solid south
Wr Tromain ra,iinI. Do,,, r,,,-o ,ss,,.s
49, g., -, iii =, 80, IN - V,nr .SSu.7
WA, W'r' aul AT rest yesterday. Let US urn 70
"" lutuf" ANA unite our EFFORTS To ward OIL thr
disastyr, that threaten the country through
revival Of disloyal Democratic rule by tho All Of
tho solid South. New York is the key To- tho
,iis ~ ~ ,I.S 'Vl hi!,' nh ~ Sa III "a
Inc .r,uni lie nro...iad =, or,.nn ia, th H.
puh.icans could have carried die state n, Tho
lHst election. In the presence ~ great di.adyan-