New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05
FOURTH DAY.. MORNING SESSION.

SYRACUSE saturday, OCT :.
The crowd of spectators III attendance tins morn
Ing was very large there being strong desire 10 hear
the Attorney General IN his case. The Convention
was called 10 order few minutes pact and MI Plan
DEEs OF Franklin, n member OF Toe Committee pro
ceeded 10 sts,e hs views OF the lie spoke about
bali an hour with Considerable force and esrnesness in
favor OF Mr. Litchneo-
Mr. LlTcsYIsLD made few remarks IN defence
OF his claim seat snd was followed by Mr.. DooLIT
TIE of Wyoming. who spoke In a very animated man
ner for tew minutes. He Old not 90 much into thu
dets OF the matter bu, stated that the principle nvov
ed in the Wmot Proyiso Al the bottom OF the strug
gle He very decidedly In favor of thst principle
90 the Democracy Of Western New-iork- He
said the Wings of Western New York were really more
democratic than the Hupkers Conservatives a. he
called them, OF the Eat This last statement uDdouot
eddy true and he mig II " Ooln sectobs
OF the Harmonious
Mr. CAxBRELEss spoke briefly and pithily in
favor Of Mr.. Van Buren,
Mr. X.S BrRrS flen took the floor in defence
Of his claim He first briefly referred 10 the proceed
ings OF the Convention In reference 10 s organization
and action In gard 10 the contested seats sesdy dis
posed Of showing how the Hunkers hsd ridden rough
shod the Bsrnburners He then referred % the
complexion of the Committee appointed TO investigate
and report upon his case The Chairman Oi that Com
ui,,ec, Mr.. Chandler OF Gsnesee. was one who had
grossly trsiuced him 81 County Meeting In Geuesee,
and that I'VE OF the other members composing the
Committee were violently opposed - him-nen who
had come fresh 20 the contest with their MOUTHS iui
OF blood and feathers Tie would no, ssy thstths Com
-
constituted Uoder all the circumstances of the
be appealed 10 the Convention to say II they did not
think after admitting four spurious delegates toe
report Of such Committee, was not rather crowding
the mourners"
Mr. Van BuRxS was listened to with much attention.
and spoke three of hour with gresi
force and cogency, and made out very strong
but Il use The Hankers in this Convention not
oDly have the strength OF giant but they are deteI-
mined to nee 4, like giant hsv' not time 10 re-
view the evidence. IL pretty much the old story
double beaded primary meetings and hard swearing
10 the Fourth District Of Ws-rvlet Il Hunkers
that Burners organized meeting before the time
appointed and chose Van Burn Delegsie. Mr.. '. b
ikoashl II would have been more wise Ia the Aforesaid
seventeen b have voted down The Illegal Proceedings
than 10 attempt si.erwsrd 10 swear them down. A; tire
close OF bis speech he stated that two sentemen Mr.
Huobell and Mr. Mcneil hsi once refused 20 vote on
question before the Convention. oecsCse they did %;
under-tAnd the tseis spd subsequently, did vote o. the
same question =, the instance OF Mr.. CrosselL
Mr.. MONELL rose and said what the Attorney
General sseris in regSrd - my voting II The Instance OF
Mr. Crosee.l Il not true.
Mr. HUBBELL varied his reply 50 much as 70 say,
Toe Attorney General tells tslsehood'
Nh VAS BURN Que word with regard 70 the
yrslloraSa from Steubsn. assrrl that Mr. Hueben r.
fused 10 vote. That NJ. CFuswel came and spoke %
I hin and than Be Immediately voted.
Mr. HuEsKLL | did change my purpose Of vot-
lns hui Dot al The instance OF Mr.. Crossel
NJ. B: Whist did Mr. Croswel say 10 you
4 Mr HUnBaLL: decline 10 answer that question-
Mr. V b: l supposed you woold- am satisfied
Mr.. LrroHsIELD closed the debste, making quite
srops speech In favor Of hisnseh when the question
vas taken and resulted Ayes oil. Noe 50 80 Mr. '
+ h excluded and Mr. Liiehned adnired.
The contested election between Livingston Law
insston Ruruer) ADD James Dunn snker) from ,ae
fcureenth District of Ne~york City wss then taken
up ard alter TIE rea5Bg OF The evidence snd ABOUT AZ
hours ceosie. WAS decided in favor 81 Nj Damn y =
we 81 ~ 10 IS. One two Hgnser voiei Tor ny
Livingston 50 the Conyention Is now. the Afternoon
Of TIE iosTsh dsy tally sad Ieasy for business
AFTEK~ooN SESSION
or sotoe TINE after the hour appointed ior the
organ 1so'n q TIE Afternoon sesson there
bsinoefn-r 10 Dc seeo. snd many Supposed ihA they
hs1 wtndrswni but csrns cal u ascertain Il taers
wSs quorum present they entered in a bc.y hav.r.
eoneuSed SisE eAacasins 10 eons and lAks part
the yrocesdiags
Aites vote 10 50 INTO the election OF candidate
tor Controller rita recs th- Cow enton voted
j,rsy Of those voting should re required 10 make
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