Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-21
News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. THE SLATES MADE. Names Offered to RepubIi-
 can Voters. THE CONVENTION IN NEW YORK. FoIqer Nominated On the Second
 Ballot. BISHOP WINS AT WORCESTER. His Nomination Made By
 Reclamation.
POLITICAL CONVENTIONS.

The New York Republfcans-A Sharp
 Fight for the Governorship-Folge
 Nominated on the Second Ballot.
 SARATOGA, Sept. 2O.-The Republican State convention was called to order at II g. m. by B. Platt Carpenter. chairman of the State committee. Ex Speaker Sharpe stated that the State committee had decided to recon mend the nomination of E. M. Madden of Orange as temporary chairman. Senator Warner Miller arose amid cheers and said it was not in the province of the State com mittee to dictate to the convention and nom mated E. l.. Pitts (great cheering The vote resulted Madden 252, Pitts PAP. Mir. Mad den was escorted to the chair by MT. Edward L. Pitts and Hamilton Fish, jr., Folger man. Mir. Madden, on taking the chair, re. turned thanks for this vote of confidence, and said that he would act fairly. He did not know how to do otherwise and would be fair as between the candidates. They should put ticket in the field in which all could acquiesce. The Assembly rules were then adopted for the govern nment of the conven tion. Committees on credentials, permanent organization and resolutions were adopted. George Bliss was chairman of the resolutions committee,P P. c. Van Wyck of the committee on organization, John D. Lawson of the com mittee on contested seats. communica- tion was received from the anti monopoly committee asking 0 committee of conference. The committee was announced and recess taken antil 4 p. m.
 The convention was again called to order at 4:35. MT. Lawson, chairman of the com mittee on credentials, reported that the com mittee had agreed to seat William J. Morrl son (Folger) in place of J. W. Johnson in the Fifth (Kings). The convention adopted ..... 1T trict James Benjamin. Lewis Barnett and John Riggs were recommended in place Of W. Milat, M Bonckman and J. l.. Jenson, three more Folger men in place of Conelites. Mir. Lawson continued saying the committee report awarded the seats in tho Twelfth New report was adopted. The report of the com mittee in favor of the sitting members in the Twenty third district was also adopted. The vote on the Kings county contestants result ed in a vote of 248 to 246. The last case, that of Seneca county, was taken up. On this the committee did not agree. It was a village primary contest involving the ap- pointnent of members. State Commitsee- man Morse, of Clinton, made minority re- port. Many brief speeches were made on the question. Great uprosr and disorder followed when the roll call was ordered over the dispute as to the question of the adop- tion of the majority or minority report The majority report was lost 272 to 2 ', leaving the three sitting delegates in their seats. This was considered Cornell victory and likely l to prolong the contest.
 Mir. VanWyck, of the committee on per 1 manent organization, presented the names o1 E. M. Madden, of Orange, as chairman. and 1 as vice presidents S. VanRenslear Klueber ! Edward Mitchell, J. A. Berdsell Obed Vince ! Ter, Thomas Cornell, ,Alpheus Potts, J. Arkell | Warren Gates, Erastus Clark, F. c. Hunting l ton, Frank M. Blocker, c. B. Thomas, 1rs \ b ! McHume. The report was unanimously
 adopted and Mir. Madden thanked the con l vention. The committee on resolutions wa
 not yet ready to report, and after several eff l forts to get an adjournment or recess, Colo ! nel Kingham, of Oneida, moved to go int
 nominations for Governor, and it was finall.
 carried and the roll call begun. Sscretar.
 Folger's name was proposed as candidat l by ex-Speaker Sharpe Governor Cornell | name was presented by Hon. k. l.. Pitts
 Erastus w. Clark, of Oneida. nominate
 James w. Wadsworth. J. Arkell nominate
 John H. Starin.
 1 Martin I..Townsend withdrew Walter A
 Woods name. He announced that he woul 1 like to nominate Walter A. Wood but unde ! positive orders from him withdrew his name
 Mir. Daggett wanted each delegate to nam l his candidate for Governor as the roll wa ! called, but an amendment was offered to allo
 the chairman by unanimous vote to announc
 the votes of the delegates. The amendmen was carried and the roll call began. Th
 vote as announced was as follows Folge 223, Cornell 1SO, Wadsworth 69, Starin l:
 Robinson 6; total 497. The vote was on } more than the membership of the conventio and the chairman said that Oswego count
 had been awarded one additional vote. I'll second ballot began at once without obje
 tion. great uproar caused among Il t delegates during the changes of votes fro t one candidate to another. The chairma t ! said he would make no announcement Ii r quiet was restored. On order being obtaint
 the following announcement was made: Flo ger 257, Cornell 222. Wadsworth IS; tot l 497, necessary to choice 249.
 d The convention adjourned until 10 n : 1 tomorrow and general satisfaction with tl
 result of the days work is expressed.