The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-29

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given with gfss enthusiasm AMI expression.
Mr. Nave ofvsin.a then rose, and aludirg to the ne
cesst, OF solsuinty an occasion OF 80 much imp0r.
tance proposed that the Rev. DR.. krider, of Ohio,
believe. address the throne Of grace in behalf
n, m. cause for which the Convention was as
senbIej. which concurred in; and the Reverend
gentlemen proceeded in strain sf iervency and elc-
quency Concluding the prayer he addressed the Con
seniion, saying that there fitting time to
present OF John Tyler than the present. he
therefore about submit a resolution evncing de-
the part OF this assemblsge Justice
an honest man
Tnis movement being entirely unexpected TO several
members OF The New York delegation who had contem
PLACED reconciliation with he other Convention and
union upon other candidate kept Van Buren,
ted much excitement and Lathrop Eddy, a young law
your city, moved call of the of the dele
gates which II appeared had been overlooked in the zeal
10 m u; the nomination.
This opposed and cries OF "et's hear the resolu
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lowed until order finally restored The reverend
gentleman then proceeded to read his resolution fol-
lows
ngs of fellow citizens throughout the Union as mani
tested ia their numerous State county, and district Con-
ventions and primary assemblies, which they have
nominated John Tyler Of Virginia rs the democratic
candidate for the next Presidency and the members Of
this Convention deem il due TO that ilustrous patriot 10
here proclaim hun by exclamation the candidate the
people Tor the Chief Magstracy in "a confident not only
that he VIII be riumphanly successful the polls but
VIII achieve as great victory IN relation the ntroduc
ton OF Texas as he achieved when the country SO enhu.
siasticay sustained and appauded him i'm
This resolution about to be put when Eddy of New
York again urged call OF the House and was sustained
by Hutton OF Staten Island Richmond County both of
whom endeavored to address the but the pre-
vous question was called amid all sorts oil noises and the
resolution was adopted by unanimous vote OF the House
ana followed by nne long loud and hearty cheers for
Tyler aud Texas Mr. T. S. Derry, OF New York one OF
this Wee Presidents then got the oor and short
speech IN iavor OF the nomination; which followed
by smith from Ohio and Cropper OF Accunack Virginia
In order to prevent repeal Of the resolution Mr. Mayo
OF Virginia moved reconsider alton of the vote winch
was carried, and then re-adopted by unanimous voice
ending with nine tremendous cheers and Hail Coium.
bia" rom the band on the platform
EDDY then attempted 10 address the Convention on half
dozen different subjects but his appearance or some
thing else had caused suspicion to upon him
voted down every attempt He finally succeeded
however in being heard and to the mt of every
body except those who had mistrused his Tyler orho.
doxy he introduced resolution calling for the appoint
meut OF committee OF twenty FIVE to confer with the
Democratic Convention TO endeavor to effect postpone
men OF any PRESIDENTIAL nomination the present period
and refer the back people and recommend
them 70 select deeg from each District
10 meet I'D Convention IN August TO nominate candidate
Propositions as mick and plenty as backberries, fol.
lowed after The other TO lay the resolution on the
table under the table, and the author aso-the former
Of which was carried by acclamaton Mr.. Chopper
then proceeded in the OF the state OF Vir.
gnia to return thanks TO the Convention for the
nomination VI John Tyler. when he was inter
ruped by MIR Hutton OF Staten Island who called him
10 order and also return told by Croker that he
and Eddy his colleague possessed the brszen
rance and impudence he bad Witnessed from any
Wh'e men, north south of the Potomac. Louis Fitz
gaeaf Tass'ro here interrupted the argument and
charged Hutton and Eddy with proposing to him
10 nominate Cass instead OF Tyler, If they could
obtain the concurrence Of the other Convention
and said il they dared to deny it he would throw
thu lie back into their teeth This appeared to
settle hem ana Cropper then proceeded in Ais remarks
during which he avowe1 that John Tyler would receive
the vote OF Virginia and all attempts made by Van
to produce contrary belief useless Committees
then selected 70 inform John Tyler his nomination:
prepare address the people and one from each
state TO nominate candidate for Vice Presidency and
port the same 10 the Convention Tuesday morning at
9oclock to which tine the Convention adjourned