New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-20

the Hon. Joseph Carr OF Rensselaer,. for the office Of
years Of noble service in behalf Of the United states IL
the War OF the Rebellion have been supplemented by
five years OF active service for the State OF New York. In
which General Carr has not only honored aud digniHed
the office but has conducted with degree OF economy
er candidate for this move that he be
WIllIafn Smith, OF Otsego-Tbe name of the present
Secretary Of state respected by alt In the war
he stood In the front ss noble defender
the office has been mana ged in way rejecting credit
him and the state 1t is with pleasure that second
County.
The nomination of General Carr was then made by
acclamatlon, with great applause
G. W. Nichols. OF Seuben desire TO present TO this
Convention for the nomination for Controller Of this state
q gentleman whose name Is we'll known. His eminent
services and record as the occupant of that office are
We desire to present his name as thai of man of high
integrity and experience Those Qualities so well
70 it BY this gentleman, In view Of the fact that
his, services are SO wei, known to the people
the OF tue Hon. Ira c. Davenport OF Steubcn Zap
pause
that 10 probably boDored in the breach than In
the observance and IL certainly 80 IN the Convention
would second the nomination of our model Controller.
Two years ago hen parys prospects not the
best CDayeDport nomnatedfor this Office In the
candidate and successful AZ the polls aud the stae
gained chief financial officer OF prudence and conserva
ticm nnd conscientious public officer He Is well
known throughout the state man OF liberal means
and of large near red philanthropy take pleas
port and hope the Convention will do itself the honor
and the party the service OF making tue non,naton.
The nomination of Mr. Davenport was made BY aecla-
m alton and amid applause.
THREE CANDIDATES FOR TREASURER.
Henry E. Tremain-In benalf of the delegation OF
the City OF New.York rise to nominate for your
sderation candidate for the Office OF State Treasurer
aud in doing so speak with full appreciation of the
fact that this convention MARKS new departure 10 the
history or the Republican party In tbs state. lap
plauseJ The platform wnicn has Just been made and
Interesting and instructive addresses
guishrd representatives OF the State in the United
States Senate have been listened TO with sIn-
cere appreciation and a conviction that these
sentiments viii so address themselves to The people
ment at the approaching Under
stances 10 has seemed to me hat there should be new
suggestion of names and that here should DC on the
ticket exponent OF tue type OF kepublcS0sm not
frequently put forward as now, wne1 new birth Is
New.YOrk We unite in presenting the name Of
gentleman OF revolutionary ancestry and OF
well known need any encowium from my
lips His mind reposes IN its proper me lum and to DO
and not 10 seem Is MS maxim take pleasure IN pre-
senting TO ths Convention the name OF Etnan Allen
Henry X. Durfee, of wayne-On behalf Of the dole
CATION OF the County of Wayne desire TO name Pliny
sexton, Of Palmyra, for tue nomination OF Treasurer
need not recall tne OyaIy 10 tne prlnoipes Oh tne
Republican parry when has ever distinguished the in
BaO9nts OF Wayne County. Ever since the party was
formed yoa have DeeI accustomed TO look to tue returns
OF Western New YOrK aud Wayne. knowing that IN t1ose
returns yon would una sDstSntlal evidence OF hePYp
can victory The County OF Wayne has Oeen heard "lb
unceriaid voice Never. excep IN one instance, has
our epaSy On %e ssa as nnk
may fairly claim some recognition az your
capacity and ntegritya1d his wlie experience In AN
cia aflirs well known Throughout tue state. lie has
he'd any state Office cut IA every position he has
ucd has discharged his duties with singular efficiency
success stl III the prime Of manhood he stands 10
aud nObesl IN party. His will adj sireng 10
ticket Indeed, tank her is no one better htted
and - toll their funeral knelI on the 9th O
November. lAppausel
rail- no NJ
Withdrawn and tao Delegates wOo mad voted Tor
Aim about sixteen in numOer changed to the other
rhe vote was announced as Sexton, 2GO; Allen. 2l5.
Mr. Tremaini have listened VITA patriotic fervor
and nearly sympathy VITA III Il -p ecd, because
toe gentleman va ned for ips no .oila9n has uni
iOrmly pe;na Republican. | move tnal Mr. sextons
domination be maze unaDimoua ICafried with ap-
'''''''' THE TICKET COMPLETED.
Nell Gllmour Of Saratoga presented the of Sas
seymour OF saratoga. Tor state Engineer and surveyor
and hoped that nomination would DC made by ac-
clamattUn.
T. NJ Madden. OF Orange-I second the nom-
Ination OF silas Seymour lie was long a resident
Of my town. and I have known him for many
years. / know he is capable and honest, and
will not only his duty he has done IL In the past,
do II h. las 1t, in the future. Long
Tn nomuatlon Of Mr. seymour was unanimously
Charles r. skinner OF Jefferson nominated Leslie W.
Russell Lawrence, Tor Attorney General He SAID
Northern New.YorS has q representative among tue
present officers OF whom sue has many reasons 10
ieei proud Hs name Is the Hon. Leslie W. Russell, tine
scholarly Attorney General OF our state lie nails from
county wnicn never tails To respond TO the party cal
to stand yalautly by the Republican party and
whose gratifying republican maJOriues nave become
OF pleasant tradition sue always carries the
Republican Standard fur hest into the enemy's camp
Leslie W Russell - officer who honors aud graces
81 tue most important positions IN te posi-
ION when requires ciear MUD and stealy industry
Uudr admns ration, anlOnk hundreds OF lltiga Ions
begun since ne assumed tue ONCE 10 hot Que is tlnce
nas tue s'ate 0een defeated ana through ms dgeDce
and personal supervision OF the details tnere nas Oeen
saved 20 state 0y favorable judgments or ny the de-
fca1 OF claims against the state carried By claimants
In courts. than i've NITROUS OF dollars. As
evldclcc Of ais thorough attention TO tue duties 81
office II can be said tn2t every receivorsnip found
existing at the beginuug Of his term ot Office has been
nnai accOuntpgs are 10 progress Aud all TINS
work been done for past two years without the
any case. This demonstrates D0n aDlllty and determ
nation the discharge official duues. Mr. Russell Is,
moreover on1 OF tde representatives. young men oi our
STATE fun Of vigOr Strength aad enthusiasm gallant
Republican wtnal. whose puOcanlslnis OF that broad
party. party aD facous and principle ABOVE person
a In all that goes to make up an honorable candidate
mendatiOn. We Deieye his record entities hm 90 the
which denomination would give. AID upon
record We arc willing To stand continent Snat the
people OF the state Will raify our cnOice.
Washington County seconded the nomination OF Mt
Russell. A Kings County delegate also seconded the
nomination, saying two years ago the Republican party
of Brooklyn nominated a candidate lor Mayor on Dusi-
only OF the party In Brooklyn but throughout the
slate I'VE peisye the honinaoG OF leslie W. ha sse
made D. ace 'anation.
REORGANIzArl0N OF THE PARTY.
Colonel s. V. L. Cruger OF New.York said desire to
say that reference in the platform to the reorganza
ton OF the Republican party NewYork City does not
fully cover the point would, therefore. offer the
following:
ReSolred That the Central Committee OF the City of
NewYork be directed to carry out the plan OF reorgan
zaIion In that county proposed by the Committee OF
Eighteen with sucn amendments Us may be deemed
advisable by SAID committee.
I'VE wish that resolution 20 be of such character
that II will mandatory an 80 tnat 10 that
the party In NewlOrk Was not III FAVOR of reOiganiLa
ton"
John ID. Brodsky. Now York-The president fore
shaaOwed the desires OF the Republicans OF the county
In his speech. Inc Republicans OF Hew-fork