The New York herald., 1879-09-04

12-wm II. Robertson. 29-ch,rles J. Langdon.
13-yohn B. butcher. 3J-Henry A. Gledden-
1i-Jeremiah Dow. 3!-H. II. Tarbox.
l5-Geof9e H. Sharpe 32-James ID. Warren.
1G-John K. Smith. y3-Orisiui Il. Jones.
17-Jaines s. Smart
FOR COMPTROLLER.
The CHAIR announced that the next business IN
order the nomination OF a candidate tor Comp
troller.
Mr. pEvENs, of chemnng. presented the name OF
James w. WadswoIth OF Livingston.
Mr.. SLOAN. of oswcgo. nominated John C.
Churchill and urged hrs claims az IA capable and
competent man and an earnest republican, who ran
tor tho Office on the state ticket three years ago and
defeated with the rest OF the ticket.
Mir: MADDEN seconded the nomination of wads-
worth. supported it with brief eulogy OF his per-
sonal and political character and called attention to
the fact that he was sou of General wadsworth.
who laid down his life in the Wilderness in his
country's service. tApplausc.)
Mr.. PARKER o. Cayusa. seconded the nomination.
of Mr.. Churchill as man of large experience in af
fairs OF state and finances WELL and who il cnti
tied to u nomination now when there is prospect
of success in view Of the fact that he show him
self true republican III sustaining his
time when dc: eat was most certain
Mr.. LApnAM urged the nomination of Mr.. wads.
worth. whose record he said. WAS equally good M
soldier and as a legislator.
The roll being called. Mr.. wadsworth received n;
votes aud Mr.. Churchill 152. Mr. Wadsworth was
declared the candidate. and on motion Of Mr. Sloan
the iuation made unanimous. MIR. Sloan
choice OF OF the most estmable and capable
young men in the party rs their nominee Tor Comp
troller.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
The CHAIR then ammo unccd that the next business
in order the nomination OF candidate for Sec
Mr.. KIssELpuRaH. of Rensselaer, county. presented
the OF General Joseph B. Carr who. he said,
was II gentlemau who had distine neushed himself
i'll tho army which fought for and maintained the
Union. He was ono of the first to volunteer after the
attack Sumter. and his regiment the Second
Now York, the first local troops to tread
the soil of Virginia He took part in one
OF the first battles of the war at Big
Bethel, and was with General Hooker and took
part i'll all the battles under that general. Tho
speakerswas interrupted by vociferous applause and
ahouts for he ballot and closed by moving that the
nomination OF General Carr be made by acclama-
tion.
Mr. DnApLsY, OF westchester raised the point of
order that nomination could be made by acclama-
ton when there was more than one candidate.
The CHAIR decided that the point OF order we'll
taken.
MIR. TANNER OF New York, made the point of order
that it w.ls.never order for republican
tion to jeer at the nomination OF any man who ever
The CHAIR ruled that the point of order was we'll
taken.
Mr.. TANNER proceeded to eulocize General Carr as
one of the bravcst and best of Union soldiers. Ho
called upon the friends of Mcssrs. Cornell and Hos
kins be careful how they treated this question IL
they desired to win n Victory this fall. aud ear-
nesty urged the claims OF the soldier clement in tho
party.
Mr.. RUSSELL. Of st. Lawrence, nominated A. Bar
ton Hepburn, of st. Lawrence. and said that his
nomination would insure 1000 majority i'll that
county for the whole ticket.
The roll being then called and having proceeded
until it was clear that Carr had received majority.
Mr.. Russell, OF st. Lawrence. withdrew MIR. Hep
burns name ana moved that General Carr's nomi-
nation be made unanimous, which was adopted. and
Mr.. Carr declared the nominee for Secretary OF
State.
FOR STATE TREASURER.
Tho CHAIR announced that the next business in
order was nomination or u candidate for State
Treasurer. ... 5rl-...
Mr. g. S. SMITH. OF Albany. named Nathan d.
Wendell, of Albany, who was sta wart republican,
and whose name was u synonyme for success. lilo
closed with glowing eulogy of tho nominee III both
his private and public character. .
Mr.. PLArr. OF Tiosa, nominated Richard A. Elmer.
of Tioga .rrll
Francis C. Marvin, OF Orange. ~ ,.s ~
Mr.. WOODEN, of Cayu.:a. urged tho policy Of plac-
ing nominations whcre the republican vote Is. aud
IN Wow of the republican strength IN the southern
tier n counties he seconded and urged the nom.
nation OF Richard A. Elmer. ss.rta rflsr
Mr. WuI.IAMs. of Chautauqua, claimed that tho
Conventiun should show some consideration for his
section of the State He pledged Chautauqua county
Tor 900 majority for tho ticket nominated here aud
he begged leave to nominate Francis B. Brewer for
State Treasurer. whom he euiogized with great ear
ncstness.
Nathan ID. Wendell.
The roll was called with tn following result
Wendell. 279.
Elmer. S3. IfHH
Brewer, 81.
Wendell declared the nominee.
At the request OF Mr.. Drower, Mr.. Williams moved
that the nomination be made unanimons. which WAS
adopted.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
The nomin 'tion for Attorney General being next
in order Mr. Swift. of Allegany, presented the name
of Hamilton Ward, of Alegany good lawyer and
sound republican,.
ton.
Mr.. MORGAN. of Now York. presented tho name Of
General Henry L. Tremainc, OF New York.
Mr.. MACARTHUR. of Troy. seconded the nomination
of Mr.. Ward
Mr.. DIrrrsHoEFEn OF New York. seconded tho
nomination OF Mr. Tromainc. saying that he was
good lawyer and brave soldier. who served
throughout tho war. and left the field brgader
general in recognition of his excellent services.
Mr.. CoSKIrNG. of Oneida. advocated the claims OF
the southern tier and urged the nomination OF Mr..
Ward. man whose tried experience. at the Bar
ought not to be ignored when nominating an Attor-
ncy General. lie euloliZod the candidate tor his
Congressional also. which he said had always
been sound. sagacious and true
The call OF the roll was then proceeded with, but
had not proceeded far when Morgan and Dittcn-
hoefer withdrew the name OF Trcmaine and Wards
nomination was made by acclaination.
FOR STATE ENoINEER AND SURVEYOR.
Tho CHAIR announced that the next business In
order was the nomination or candidate Tor State
Engnocr and Surveyor.
CHARLES q. FlIcn. of Monroe. after few euogistic
remarks presented the name OF ). Nelson Tubbs. OF
Mr.. BAKER. Of Monroe. seconded the nomination.
MIR. KENNEDY, OF Onondaga, said the central por-
tion of the State had as yet rcccved recognition
the ticket thus FAR made In ordcr to correct
this he presented the name OF Howard Soule. OF
Syracuse. man OF high character for integrity and
" Mr. bunLIlom. Of Washington. seconded tho nom
ination Mr. Tubbs.
Tho roll was called but after few counties had
boen called Mr.. frTcu of Monroe. withdrew the
OF Mr. Tubbs and moved that the nomination OF NIr.
Soulo be made by acclaination which was adopted.
On motion OF Mr. ARiHUk, OF Now York. the Presi-
dent of the Convention was authorized to notify the
candidates of their nomination.
TICKET.
For Gorrrpor--Alonzo u. Cornell. of New York.
for Lieutenant GOrernor-Goorgo u. Hoskns. Of
Wyoming.
Tor Comptroiicr--James W. wadsworth. of Living
ston
For Secretary Of State-Gcncral Joseph d. Carr. of
Rensselaer,.
Ior State rreds,lrcr-Nathan d. Wendell of Albany.
For attorney Gcnerdf- Hamilton Ward. OF Aegany.
FW Stife Engineer and Sarceyor-Howard Soulo
of Onondaga.
IMPOSING THE NOMINATIONS.
On motion ot Mr.. SMITH, OF Albany. tho following
resolution was adopted
Resolved, That In Alongo Il. Cornell for Governor,
George O. Hoskins Tor Lieutenant Governor, General
JosNph ID Cnrr for Sccrctnry OF StNtc Janus W ads