New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-04
SECOND DAY-coSTISuEp.

Mr. Alderman PuRsER is speaking in favor Of Mr. CAR
RIGAS. But must close. klCHELEU.
SECOND DAy-cOSTfNUED.
SYRACUSE, Sep, go 1917.
When closed my dispatch, this afternoon, the
Convention had just entered the case OF JEREMIAH
TowIE In opposition to EDWARD CARRIoAS.
The facts in this were, that the election Tor
Delegate from this the tenth Assembly District .d
ver,ised in the Nep York Globe take place certain
epeain1 tetweon IL o'clock and shutdown The word
"evening" It appeared by affidavit Of Mr. Chds Of
he Globe was a mistake of the cOmposiior-tPoor com
positorl thou hast committed many crimes; would
,hs, thou woudst go and Gin no moreD Accordingly
the election was held commencing at IL o'clock, but
when supdown came the Custom House Influence raj
H. d. and when the inspectors were about 10 count the
votes a rush made the balOt.bOx, which was Ia
ken violently away. The election was r.opened sud
voting continued during the evening Mr.. Csrrigsn got
enough voters 10 constitute majority OF oil the votes
csst iii to make affidavit that they voted for bim
white II not disputed that Mr. Iowle bad received
majority the cast including those cast during
the evening The question was whether the person
having the majority at sunset as advertised or the per
having the majority at the conclusion OF the even
inn = voting the Delegate
After some remarks by Mr.. PURsER and Mr.
HART Mr j. 4 BRADY made a set speech 10 favor OF Mr.
Towe. Mr. Brady though young man, Is tbs leader
here Of the Old Hunkers and manages their business
Gus description OF having erenD9 meeting closed be-
fore sunset fe euogsed the character OF the Irish q"
HE countrymeD but said that some Of them were more
celebrated for other virtues than Tor literature and that
the word EVENING being 10 small caps calculated 10
mislead of the working men,hst the Irish were
apt to be attracted by anything large whether letters or
dinu,rs The fact that the call sstsd that It was
Ia close 81 sunset Old not yste the votes cssarrwsrd
He Illustrated this b. relating at snecdote OF large
man voting large ticket that could not Le put through
the hole la the I'D OF the box stated In tho Law but
a.. "a haIf la 0oft in by
Mr. ID. DuDLEY FIELD replied He reierredto Mr.
Carrgan as his friend than whom no worihier man
lives He stated tho with great clearness and pre-
cision.
Mr.. DAVID c. BRoDERIcK here took the floor, and
pronounced Mr. Fields election "surreptiiout lie
called TO order AS Mr. Field Wa not cohtss.n
MIR BRoDERIcK replied that he should not have ssd
thing about Mr. Field but that Mr. Field had us'eied
beyond the path of a gentleman and the dignity Oh
member of this Convention in his remarks just made
Mr. PURsFR insisted on order. The Chair ruled
the remarks of kir Broderek our OF order.
Mr. DooLiTTLE of Wyoming, made some IN
auires which answered by various persons from
the II appeared that the whole number OF votes
cast for both MIR Carresn and MI. 1owe were l9l 10
District which usually gives four or ave hundred Loco
Foco majority, Mr.. DooLIrTIR inquired how many De
mocrstic' votes usually poiled In the District Mr.
MoRRs the President, replied that that depended on
who the candidate Great applause and lsneher)
Remarks then followed by Mr.. TowLE, Mr.. PCR
SER Mr. BRADY &c. Mr TOwe's own affidavit was pro-
duced but objections made to his being witness
counsel aud criminal In the same case.
Mr.. BRADY then took the hoor, and made quite
long eloquent and cutting speech IN aVof Ci mr. lo"es
claims TO the seat
Mr.. CANBRrLIsG followed in favor Of Mr. Carl
gan The more he heard Of this the more he was
astonshed that the Committee should have reported
unanimously against Mr.. 4. aud for Mr. IA motion
was here made TO take recess Tor tea. The majority
seemed opposed this but Mr Morris declared It car
ried without Il count
EVENING SESSION.
After some hour or more the Convention as
sembled when Mr.. Geo. p. Barker resigned his seat
and at hs request Oliver Patch was substituted In bis
place. For this was sorry, as Mr. Barker Is man Of
decided alen, and sincere friend OF freedom over the
dough faced principles of somo who call themselves
Democrats and wanted to hear his eloquent voice in
the support of such resolutions as may be yet present
ed by the friends OF Sss Wright
Mr. MOREHOUsE of Otsego proposed that the va
cancy created in the delegation from that county this
morning by excluding Mr. spsrord sho9ld DO hnea oy
the other two delegates by substituting Lyman j. Wal
worth. This ruled out Of order, as Mr. Csrrsans
case pending.
Mr. DOOLirTLE, quite an eloquent Bernburner
from Wyoming then took the floor In favor OF ny Car
rissn lie msde some fun by pronounclng Mr.. Towles
name 7oole, Torei and Tole
Mr BRADY Of New.York followed in a very an
ims,ed speech, The most excited ye, delivered In isve
of Towlo He was frequently loudly appsuded II VISA
well intended for ai oaptas9am effect He painted In
glowing cOOrs the departed glory OF tha Irresistible
Democracy in olden times sgsinst which The Wnies
were utterly powerless. lie concluded by classical
allusion TO Cssuls who wrote the laws in such pos
ton that the people could not even reai tnol bl'
here cruel despotsm was attempted In tfylng 70
punish those who could not see small y pc 10 the uoo
or who only read tie smalcsp letters about THIS
EVENING"
1t was now evident to the Barnburners that some
great speaker wanted 10 meet the adroit appeal OF
Mr. sra and the proper person Wa. lI9 s n 10 not
whether the nsmo was T0wie or Tooe. rs he do not
know the Gentleman claiming this seat but ne nsa
known one Towe. Tyler Naval officer In New YORK
The contestant 10 that man la the country they nsi
no federal Office holders interfering In elections. They
mad no Custom Houses there. sud II they had they
would tolerate their interference With the rsnIs OF
ireemen lCbeers) No Pos.masiey even dared to come
among them TO control their opinions. (Here the sp-
pisuse became vociisrous-the President. Postmaster
Morris, joining in the lsughter) tie presumed ms
Towle courier OF the Tyler once holder
(Every body knew hst II was the Identical once holue
himseli) lie knew that 1t denied that certain
man (Mr. flags) TO be beaten here out said ne
70. Nd Almish,y's sake. beat him isiry we, sac
nv son care Tor men, We love principles more u"
Tfy TO hill this man, don't knock him down by
prs.,sn mouse DULLES who seize the ballot boxes iho
,bev nsa SAD tha, his party could give and take
de,rm,rs posed 10 sics nothing ba, they seemed
lehse' His Commitments woalS xo,. tor The n,noe,
g., -, ' anon Mt (ssii he, shaking bis hoger)
2os sn III; hs si ~ osai with principles Nominate
LAS WRIGHT last Fall (.cnssuop1 s,d ~. 40 -, g
him u our principles sin remain on our banner
tisSs pu'n 'he name OF the Archsugel Gabriel with
not speck upon his wings were named xhs 80 -
cipes Of tho party were overheard where would re
nomination end The Democracy viii suopor, ~ aJS
Flag Il the radiant principles Of Democracy are ,herc
but If the principles overheard who could nlrs q.
enascustcd lag from the gutter crhs speech creses
quite sensation and received with great sppi.uss
Ii seemed To dssden the effects VI Mr. Brsdys
Mr.. PuRsER followed in avery sensible speech
In favor of Mr.. Csrrigsn
Mr. MoSrLL wished the debate here 10 end
The vote then taken by Yeas aud Nays and Mr.
Csrriesn turned out by 8 msjoriy-feas ~, Nays
6l-whieh was followed BY applause mingled viii
hssss.
sm sorry ths, Mr. Csrnssn should have been turned
on, 90 unceremonousy. He 10 the only lrishmsn born