New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-04
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
SECOND pAy-MoRNISG SESSION.

correspondence Oh Inc lfiOunt
SECOND pAY-MoRNISG SESSION.
SYRACUSE. Sept 30
The Convention is again in session, laborng,
ard mourning the troubles Of the Democracy
From the number Of officers declining last night have
come to the conclusion tina, it declining party May
the consumption be speedy one.
The Convention came together at % when Mr..
HaRRIs Of Brooklyn. of the Secretaries read the
yoceedngs of yesterdays harmonious sessions The
Hall was not 90 crowded 1t yesterday, many OF
The members being engaged in csucusing and log rolling
for candidates for the several State offices.
The first question brought up was the report OF
the Committee the Contested Seats for Otsego Co
Ts gAso r,1a'a Of double headed nature Ike the
early movements of this Conventions existence 1t was
eOn,erded that Mr. Snow (Old Hunker) being chosen
BY District Convention should be the Delegate Whie
the other hand the Young Democrats commended that
The Distic, Convention held with no reference TO
The election OF Delegate. and that MT snow nld not
eeu rtcelye ms orty OF the votes IN that Dlsucttoh
vquon ana contend on the other hand that Mr. J. Z.
STAFFORD (Barnburner) chosen by the County Conven'
uN, 3 the true Delegate. This discussion was apty
eeacmna,ed by Nr. MARTIN GROVER The pursuit siIer
Ne Dulsgslo from Otsego' IL was the pursuit OF
snosbdge under difficulties long debate look place
oalAs question, Ia which Messrs. J. I. BRADY, Hon
k,irN GROVER. Hon. STEPHEN STRONG, Hon. Z. =
Hakxfn SEYMOUR Gro BARKER, &. ScitAffKR (who
rrsh Wings humorous reminiscence OF hard'cidef)
sld o,hsrs took part
The report OF the Committee concluded by res
eD.on in favor of the claims OF Mr.. snow, and was
ssed BY all the Committee with tue exception OF Hon
Gro RarnBuN who did not attend, though notified.
Mr. RATHBUN, after full discussion, moved TO
sis out the name OF Mr. SNOW and nseri the name OF
NJ srorFoKp rs the regularly appointed Delegate MT
krHBrS vshed 10 have the resolution read 80 ss 10
eontrm ihe ight of the three members ne the DINER
,so men we're appointed precisely ss Mr.. srAffoHp
ihs WA ruled out OF order by the Chair =,
Mr.. PrcKHaN here took the floor and walked
mat square into Hon GEo RArHBUN OF Csyugs. Tie
made sstsrt At Mr.. r. on account OF the threst made
Yesterday that he was independent and would vote
susset tu, hundreds and Thousands would bolt. Inis
S'aih threat which he. Mr.. X. called no threat (Inis
VS. iolowed by applsuse)
M RlTHBUN repealed this attack with great
pm htbreas had not been made in previous Conven
uo,s se,ions pretty significant had followed aud our
sies.es, and best men. SILAs WRIcur, &c. were de-
Tsnt Is II wise therefore. now when parties are so
hesfly balanced that II turns upon mere pivot 10 at
smp,to ride roughshod over minority which should
Ssse been, aud he believed Is Justly majority oil this
nohs.nuon Hsre the applause was on the Other side
ne lAr r. wss the independent Delegste oil an inde
pendent constituency.
Mr. PscKHAx continued and concluded by urging
s.nmoty-even his friend from Csyugs would cool on
Mr. JOHN VAS buren, rose to state the facts 10
NE Albany question OF last yesr-when Mr. PEcKHAM
snt ased " the gentleman was member OF this
'NiVennon' (tn" wss received with loud hisses min.
scd win sppsanse hhto DE remembered that this 10
,Ss soUs,,s, any precedent In the controversy on
zoe Important question Do snakes his. y,
The President decided that Mr.. V.s prsvv
ing slrcsdy voted IN tho Conveo,lon MY nav
the Convention hsd sdiadicsted on hi. CO.. 'o' VII
Mr.. Vas BuRES. without noticing NJ. ~
VANS objection, proceeded TO state the TACT, In hs 80
tss,ed Albany csse. Ne''
Mr. PrcKHAM stated it differently. The Qua.
ton IL sill Who struck Billy Patterson
Toe Yeas aud Nays were then called on the mo
ton Of Mr. RArHBUN. confirming MIR Spoford In hi
sat Mr. MoRRIs (PresdenD voting no-wi,h the Hux,
Kks neither Of tho parties conesrug voting The yO,
was declared t. be 81 to 6l add consequently the M
ton wac os, II was found, however, that another Sc
reAy made the vote stand 81 10 So which would hs'
esriied the motion. Here another snarng scene o
.aHed--som~ demanding nov count; o,hers eoaten
"a tia, The lie, should only be counted.
la the midst OF this excitement, at O'Clock. Nj
JoaS Van BrRK~ moved that the Convention sdjour
20 entertain dinner In company with Mr.. cApr, whic
n 'eon vi" more unanimously carried than snylhn
ese during the Convention.