New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22


SARATOGA, sept. 2l.-Ihe convention was
called to order al 1925 o'clock this morning. The at
tendance Ol spectators the gallery and Oh the stage
was small ali lrtorcs. seeming have departed with
the result Of last nlguts work. Many delegates, toO
were absent, some having lett on the early morning
trains.
A. : Draper Of Albany moved that the different Con
erc.souai districts be called and that the delegates
name their choice for meSber OF tho state Commitee
carried. The committee was then named.
MI Russell then moved that the roll be called. and
that each delegate his candidate for the Leuen-
ant-Goveruorship without the making Of formal nomi-
nations solon Il. smith, OF NewIorA argued In favor
Of formal presentation candidates nomination, and
made motion TO that effect a. an Amendment to Mr..
Ru.-ell'- notion George Bliss Of NcwYork moved -
further amendment tnat speeches be limited To nye
minutes. This mo- was lost, was also MI smith.
amendment. The original motion o. Mr Russell was
then adopted
The vote resulted as follows: B. Patt Carpenter, 90;
George g. Ho-kins, Il2; James Tanner 80; Hamilton
Fish. IT, ll3; G.. Il. Parsons, OF Monroe County, -;
sherman Rogers OF Buffalo l. Necessary TO choice
-2iZ
A second ballot ordered just after the second
ballot was concluded change announced IN Jcher-
eon County District Of four vOtcs from Hoskns io
Fh. AprlauseI Several delegates arose 10 announce
change but could not be heard IL the confu-iol 4
change u Comfy Of three votes from Hoskins 10
Fish was announced senator Ellsworth OF Niagara
announced a change OF the Niagara delegation rom
Ho.kus TO CARPENTER. Chenango County changed i've
votes from Hosldns Fish. Monroe changed fourteen
from Pa-on- 10 ten Tor Fish, three for Carpenter and
one for Hoskins. Catiarnugus changed six
votes from Hoskns 10 Carpenter Broomo
changed three votes from Tanner to Fish
u4rlmer announced change Of It's vote TO three votes
ior Carpenter and two for Fish. wyoming changed her
four votes from Hoskins to Fish Chautauqua County
announced We for Carpenter and four for Fish Frank
lin County announced o change Of two from Hoskns 10
! Fish Ontario changed one vote from Hoskins 70 Fish
Fulton and Hamilton changed -four votes from Hoskins
| 10 Fish. Albert Dacgctt changed his vote and two
others from Ho-kius Fish. Washington County I'D
District changed four votes from Hoskin- to Fish
AcAonare changed three votes from Hoskins to Fish
Bc-pif, the many changes and apparent stampede to
Fish, there WAS great excitement or tunut except
AZ intervals changed four votes from Hoskns
TN. second ballot resulted asfoLOWs: Carpenter $50;
Ilo,Lus 10: Fi.n. 2O4. Necessary to caOice, -
pr.ter b" made unanimous The motion MaH secohucu
by Hamilton fi-h ana as inann1n,f etiGn ~ In.o An.
drws of syracuse, D., aecinadol ior 'Alei judge 'i
the Court or Appe4.si carried. . ..o, o.. ,,. ,.t,o,
Mr. Draper, Of Albany. moved 20 proceed 70 the haNo
FOR ogrt-r nan-a Large without tue making o formal
nominations g. Vs. Gleason OF -. Lawrence sad tue
,,,fto, v,n- uuu.uaL lie wanted nominations made,
and said thai tie party thOuu recoS''A' tno eo''. JIM
ele.aent ana thar tne presentation OF soldiers name
Mr. Draper said thai the motion was made simply TO
hasten BUSINESS and ia the interests ol pcrtct Alih.ss
-. ie " Russell favored Mr.. Drnpcrs motion, ana 40
takv lie said that Nh Gleason desired 70 dlVde the
drlcOalion from II. Lawrence Oh the uOinlndOh III.
Gr'son denied the charge ana lr. Draper moved the
prevous question, when was ordered ana Mt DrapeFs
/ motion carried ILL,
A ballot va. then taken General sharpe was called
10 fbr chair by Mr Madden a. this point Before the
vote wns announced many districts m Ncw1orA, Kings,
and other couti.- that had voted for Lou faInrr OF
BrookIvu changed their votes 90 A l.. Hepburn ana
finally ttne name Of Nj. Primer was withdrawn ~ VIII
[ lam Itchari- OF Kings ,, H.
The vote WAS announced ns follows by Nf hau,'sn'
| who had resumed the cnair' A B Hepburn, oi 81
Lawrence. 800 General george J.. bhtcltltli Vl oM
lOga loo LOuu Palmer, OI btOohlh. - 9'o"aI' ="
! MoOdfurd. J. necessary 10 a choice, ~
Franklin Carpenter, OF Sirdtoga inofed lhut 'hc mum
/ nation hc made unanimous. Carried
! George BHrr OF the Committee ON Resolutions. pre-
scntcd tlcir unanimous report The RESOLUTIONS IN
/ reference 10 ant-mouOp0ly, the purity OF primaries
prohibition. the conduct Of the Democracy CF service,
Tie state administration aud Governor COrne ItoaIurs
Arthur, and the state cKet, appiauded esptclh
tie one IN reference to Freaident Arthur ana ms Noo
the River ana HnrbOr bi. Iuis resolution chled oIn
three cheers. The resolutions were adopted WITHOUT
! discussion and unanimously.
Mr. Bliss moved that the State Committee nave power