New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06

that etSst In To- the resolution tie ADJ poi Of 7ac9
resolution y this convention n for the appoint
mont of a Halfway Commission 70 lCp1o 20
tae poop, OF ,ut ,ne Yet have no
r1dgo AGAINST them feel gle tbe lor Should be
Greater thau any private interest," uo"o'0i ~
may De CLARK Of Toga-I move that the resolution upon
free canals be put separately .tot that resolution
Mr. Madden, OF Orange H'o'o '
The amendment then Put ana los' ai, VIZ
the resolution was put and adopted. Lac Iu, id and
fae pu UPON tue original resolutions AS amehue' an"
they GdOpteu. j.. 4, Amin, tho ta,nncrary
ora9izafion thut the resolution relating 70 the feoga
ization OF the City of New-lork should ioo" INC noi
Colonel spcneer-I was about to raise the point Of or
question shall not be brought up untiI aIter We h"'0
nominated our candidates.
MAKING THE NOMINATIONS
The Cbairman-The point of order Is wen 'aHen' INC
next duty Of tie Convention Is the uominoton OF ohoers
for the state ticket The Chair will receive any motion
upon that question ..,.o..
Mr. Husted-I move that we now proceed TO nominate
tle candidate for the Office of Secretary Of state.
The Chalr-Nominations are now in order, ,oo,, n
MIR Clarke OF Tioga-I move that General Joseph d.
Carr be nominated by acclamation; ID,
Mr. Madden, of Orange-1 second the MOTION. -.
The motion then put and General Joseph b. 0arr
The Cnair-Ihe nomination for Controller is now in
order VIII the Convention make a4y somnationl
Mr. Hscock in a eulogistc speech nominated
Henry L. Duuid of the City OF syracuse AS controller;
MIR Draper seconded the nomination Mr. Madden pro
posed fra Davenport, OF Seuben These Two nohina
lions then supported by many deiegates IN s3 t
speeches motion tnst the roll cal o9 Proceeueu WIN
For Ira Davenport 900.
For Henry L. DasGd, 1871. .,.,o -, chic r,on,,or.
Mr.. Dulgid, Thanking the gentielnen OF lHie CoCh
VentioD f,r their kind support, desire TO move the
unanimous nomination Of the Hon Ira Davenport iorthe
Office OF Controller"
The motion unanimously carried. o..
Mr.. Gleason, of ST. Lawrence: move that the Con
yeution proceed to nominate candidate Tor the
Mr. Norton Of Ale any .renomnated AttCrDeyGeneral
Mr. James, or ST. Lawrence, nominated Leslie W. Rus,
tie nomi to W. secSId by MIR Jacobslof Delawa
Mr.. Low, hngs, put lii nomination Elhan Auen' o.
Mr Frost of Monroe, and Mr.. Madden, Of Orange,
seconded the nomination OF Hamilton ward ana
Mr. srahaln, OF NewYork, also spoke in favor OF Mr.
war" TSa roll beinc called the following result was an
nounced For Hamilton Ward, 23l NOes Tor Leslie W.
NT The clarnaS-Judce Russell having received the
largest number votes, is nominated for AuorneyGen-
era Loud cries OF RUSSELL, ana Applause Tho co,-
ySntion and was received with great appliance.
o e h Which Won have gwen to r the honor which
prize from bottom of my heart The office and duties
with the responsibility which attaches to them.
thank you one ana n @ Wb uf there spp s
that will endeayor to merit ii thoroughly to the end"
2T taylor Of Orange moved that the nomination OF
Judge Russell be made unanimous
The Chairmar-The next nomination in order is for
Mr. AErei, Of Montgomery County, presented the
name of David a. Wells, Of Fulton County
Jnds e H Ss Of conty INC
Nj Brewer. OF Chautaqua and Mr. Goodrich, oi Kings,
While the ron call was in progress Mr. ArSel
withdrew TIE nomination OF Mr Wells and moved
T The motion nof 'T Was agreed TO- --''0
Mr. Hr,ted-I return my thanhs FOR this nomination.
When the proper time comes upon any platform III any
county where my help is demanded or they desire to
hear my uoce, shall be happy to respond lApplause
The Chairnian-Nominations for State Engineer are
uOM an - oaro,o,a rresar+od tho mama ~ suos
seymoDr, ard asked that his nomination be made by
The motion was put and Colonel sas Seymour was
declared nominated by acc anation -
Tie ChairmanNOninations for Judge Of the Court Of
Appeals are in order.
Jadge Francis NJ Finch of Tompkins County was nomi-
mated. On motion the nomination was made by acca-
NATION.
THE QUESTION OF REORGANIZATION
Mr.. Carroll E. smith, of Committee Resolutions
then offered the following:
has characterized the proceedings Of this body har
The ticket nominated is made up of men
OF proved integrity and tested patriotism: They
the duties of the several Offices for which they
named with conscientious fidelity to the people and to
The resolution agreed to;
Mr. Husted--I move that the Secretary now call the
Congressional Districts their order that the
OF The State Committee may be reported at the desk
motion until taken the resolution re
gard TO the reorganization and reenrong Of the City Of
The Cilar--A special order was made, that Senator
WoodD now recalls OF the resolution on the reorganza
ton Of the city of Newiork and Kings County be
taken up Immediately after the nominations.
Mfr Husted-I call for the reading OF the resolution.
Mr.. shar9e-I rise to point of order. Ny point is
that General Hustled has made motion and desire to
know what disposition has been made OF ii.
The Chairlnan-I am informed by the temporary chair
man that this resolution made the special order
Immediately after the nomination OF candidates.
Mr.. sharpe-wbat resolutioni
The Chairman-rhe resolution in regard to the re-
Organization of the New-York and Kings County.
MI Goodrich, OF Kings, moved that the resolution lie
Mr. Woodin-I hope that the Convention win net place
1t where II Is out OF its power TO do what
Mr. Sharpe rise to a point of order. motion TO lay
npon the table is not debatable.
The ChairThe point of the gentleman from Ulster is
The yeas and nays were demanded.
e S vas seSB ' weTn H %Re9 Kings 80
cused from voting He SAID: 81 cannot
3 that resolution Kings County should not be the ten
der to other county in the State for the purpose
RepuSea erga,os IN that eopfS There '1s
no dissatisfaction iii Kings County. There is no indie
Republican party is united and there is but one
Republican organization there. The only |
tloD Of Kings County Is the Democratic organization
No person that know OF has asked that Kings County
Should 6 any 9e ward s'- of
district ~ hngs county and cannot for the life Of
publican votes last year. and can give the same vote
Tor the ticket nominated this year withdraw my re,
When Ne1-YOrk was called Mr. y Sutherland
s SAID NsR9oft sSoad be s6s
by this Convention as the butt Of its
action the in raS TINS Of the In v6 %y
Who s now President Of the United States. Applause
In the state of New-York can desire any
fall let them give us practical exposition of It in their
own cases Great applause. WltAdraw my request /
eorSe Hiss said-J ask 10 he excused from voting and