New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04

order the nomination OF candidate for Secretary
OF State.
Mr. Kisseburqh. of Rensselaer, County presented tho
name of General Joseph H. Carr who, he said. was q
gentleman who had distinguished himself In the army
which fought for and maintained the UbiOD. lie was
Of the first to volunteer after the attack on sumter
and mis- regiment the "a NeHYork was "a. nrst 81 e
local troops 10 tread the soil Virginia He TOOK part VI
neof the first battles OF the war al BIG Bethel ana was
WIN General Hooker ana TOOK part III an tne 1880
vocfernCs applause and shouts for the Ballot ana cos
by moving that the nomination OF General Carr be MADE
Mr.. Russell. Of 81. Lawrence, nominated A. Barton
Hepburn. OF 81 Lawrence aid slid thst bis nnaton
would insure 1000 majority IN that county Tor the
whole ticket.
1t clear that Carr had received majority Mr. Rus
SELL Of ~. Lawrence, withdrew ar. Hophnrn's name
aud moved that General Cars nomination ne madr
unanimous. which was adopted
Mr.. Carr was declared the nominee for Secretary OF
Mr.. C. T.. Smith, OF Albany. named Nathan d. Wen
dell. of Albany who was stsiwart kspgnl,eau, ~"
Mr. Plat. OF rioga. nominated Richard A. Elmer Of
MI Madden, OF Orange, presented the name of Fran
els &. Marvin. OF Orange. -,
Nh. Weber, Erie indorsed the nomination OF Nathan
ID. Wendell.
The roll was then called with the following result
Whole number OF votes. 439
Necessary to choice.
Nathan d. Wendell .-.-........--........-..-.ZIg
Richard g. Ilmer. %
Francis c. Marvin ~
Mr. Wendell was declared the nominee.
that nomination be inade unanimous, which was
adopted - ,
Mr.. swift, OF Alegany. presented the name OF Hami
ton Ward OF Auegany, good lawyer and sound Re
publican for Attorney General.
Mr.. Shcard. OF Herknner, seconded the nomination
Mr.. Morgan. OF Hew-IOrk presented the name OF
General Henry r.. Tremaine, of New-York.
Mr.. Macarthur, OF Troy. seconded the nomination OF
Mr.. Ward
Mr. Kennedy or Onondaga said the central portion Of
the State had Us yet received recognition ON the
ticket made In order % correct tnis ne pre-
scented the OF Howard Soule, OF SYRACUSE a ma
OF high character for integrity and OF unquesuone
ability.
Tho roll called but after few counties had been
called Mr.. Fitch, Of Monroe withdrew the name or MI
Tubbs. and moved that the nomination ~ Mr. SOule DC
made by aeelamsti0n, which was adopted.
THE CONCLUDING BUSINESS.
On motion Of Mr.. Arthur, OF New-YOrk, the president
OF the authorized TO inform the candi-
dates of their nomination.
oution adopted
Gco~ge Hoskins for Leutenant(iovefnOr,G General JO
seph b. Carr for Secretary OF State, james W. Wads-
worth for Controller, Nathan ID. Wendell for
Treasurer Hamilton Ward for Attorney neral, and
Howard sOule Tor state Engineer ana surveyor, this
Convention confidently pres nts - the people OF New
York ticket ennently worthy in each aud every name
OF their cordial unr-seryed approval ana the rsl
natives of the Republican parry pledge themselves
to each other and their constituents to contribute
their united Jealous efforts for that the
pending election which Is vital To the future ascend
ancy OF Republican principles.
ON motion OF Mr.. Bliss given to the State
Committee % nj any vacancies which may occur upoa
the ticke. for any caure.
After three cheers the whole ticket the Convex
ton, at 1918 p. NJ, adjourned sine die