New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-02

EVENING SESSION.
The Convention was called to order At clock
when Hon STEPHEN STRONG from tho Committee
Cont seJ seats IN Oneis County reported unanimous
ly Ia i,yor Of HoRArIo sEMoUa, ia place oi Mr.
WgLcn Editor Of the Udcs Democrat whose substitute
SIR MILLER sPgr1ret 10 cisiin hs sea' which was con
currsi in and Nr SEYMOUR tunk he at
Gen STRTkER oft Oneida then reported the re
gular officer. Mayor MicgLE u h-w.furk declined
serving ~ hfst Wee President. and T.. d bAsr vas
chosen 10 his plsce. JANIS WADswoRru If Liyings.
ton declined snd JoiiN Coz Of Serccs vas uoune-
ted In tis place. tie ssD dsciiu'd. snd DAVID 'orE
OF Monroe was appointed Ia his place Ihcse success
se tocnsrons by too Baruburners were received with
appau. By their iueuds and with evident surprise BY
the Hunkers who seemed someNhst astlnished At the
spirit manifested by the young brethren
The officers were then appointed RS "iows
P,e5idenf-ROBEBT u. MORRIS OF Sew-York City.
cs-prf.idtn'.-Emanuel b Hat % The lst District
Benjamin BIsndreh Of the III John Adams % the 81
John Hutchinson Of 'he ith. william C. Cram Of ne
5fh stephen strong ol the 9th, David Cope Of the 3'
Thomas 4 Osborne o. i4e 'th. .,,..-.... ,..r
Masters Of the an Henry Il. WhpPeoi the 5h tlmoie
T. k0ss Of the ith.
Mr. MoRRis makes a very good presiding oiiiccr,
but a good many Of SmAs WEIGHT's irs,uds "hO have
uo great love 'or NJ Polk FELT indignant Inst que o bis
prominent ohicshOdcrs should te chosen T. preside
over tho STATE Convention
Mr. MoKEIs. ON taking the Chair. made one of
his happy sud bfei speeches urging hs'mouy AMI Stat
Nf m Vaftl efnlit give Atnf i'f Ftfh
ALL If Warrington here ohmed IN, Then gre rs
FLAGG D Sir. Morris concluded ~ stating what
hsppy reflection Il would b. iof him II BY his trofs the
Convention cosd only be- brought ~ Harmonious Ter
uinsti0n
On motion Of Mr. sfinouE 1t was then
6eoIred That Committee Of Sixteen Ire appointed 10
prepare an Address and Resolutions
Messrs. CAaBRELENG PRFsro, KING aud Gfo.
RArIBuN wcro nominated, but drchnch smit appsus"
The Committee, - huslS rppointrl Wtf' ns lvlvNs
Mr SEYMOUR D. iug Chairman
COMMITTEE sn Ro.1inoai oad fdiiol- james z. Brady,
David G. Frederick of The j.. District. John J. Mcneil
Joseph Esbeit Of The "a hnins W IeeAhai' L,"isn.e
Van Buren,, of ihe 81 JOSEPH fla.deis, Jonn 'iapri,
Of he 9Th samuel L. Edwards. Noftto seymour, ~ the
9Th stephen strong Ausburn Brdss Of ne 9th Horace
Cay. DaiIus A. Ogden, of The 'ihi d. IL Chandler mos
]. Wheeler, OF The fh
Mr.. OsBoGNEof Chautauquc from the Committee
On Contested Sea, n Ontario, thought Judge MITCHELL
tuuker was properly the delegate bu iussmuch A. be
was Dot present they reported favor a. the tergaie
present JANIS Moons. This after sonis explanations
VS. cUncalrcd in.
Mr. OeDfN Of Yates on tie Erie contested seats,
presented unanimous report 10 favor II NEO T. BAR
KER. which coucuued re. out presented maturity
report II g. s.anst Isaac PorrKR, TIE other Barr
burner snd ia favor of Sir LOCKWOOD.
Mr SMALL OF New York presented minority
report IN favor OF, Mr.. P-rrEE. The Convention
adopted this place OF ihe maj lny report which was
followed ly applause strong retuke OF The nsJpriiy
The other Committees not being ready % report
aud NJ other business coming teiofs TIE convention
alter UlpN-lNuN ~ h'ltufLHif"A W. 49, "
10 MORROW morning a. O'Clock lhui ended 'he pup
ne proceedings OF As exciting Day az ever ihe d.
n1crscy sag in Convention. M
Tomorrow will be great day bat you VIII
probably receive th- news ~ Telegraph Driofs ths
reaches YOU III, rather dangerous TO make prophe-
cirs 10 these days Of tfie-f,pnic speed OUT AS u IL
now tho wilctinz hour OF nisnl shs 80 "De ,i ~
The Hunkers 80 irghtaaed thai ihry VIII ~ -
coax the BsrnburIers back, on some c0mfiom''c
They mshi bf Induced now, 10 Yield % lar az 70
renoninaie Mr. Controller fLAsG II they sbou,o nj
FLAcG will decline The Committee, shove, VIII pre-
pare Resolutions sni Address 10 please the Federal
Administrator. Tee fLAGG men Will move al ADDRESS
and Resolutions AZ substitute. based "a TIE fnnclpl-
Of the WilmJt PrOyisO This will Cell orih sfeas De
Bate and the Speeches OF ID. DUDLkf FIELD nkO
RATHBuN, Martin CROWN snd others VIII o. sucn As
have seldom found ut,ersucc In Loco-foco Conven-
tons Il the substitute be- voted down en1 no eompro
mise made the Bsrnburnefs usy cede ia ooay
sud dsOHn the proceedings u tne 1ohfel..n OF mas"
their own nominations. Hr Van BUAkN. Nj tAGGkA
Mr. CAssERLY and Mr. CARRlGAN, Delegates from the
Cncs OF Nv York and Albany, viii Oe Vo,rd ouI Oh
their seats Mr CARDIGAN Il an lnshinsn VINO owes
principle better than parry and Mr. CAGchh ana
Nr CAssFRLy are 90 much the sous Of their honest
old lr.h fathers that the sstigism Of Locot ocoism
would - turn them out suyho" mr. 'AS
BuREN Will make great speech IN oeishSh oi MS
risbt Ia hi, seat and I hear IL runOret Will pro
dgce some rich documents, regularly sworn u De-
fore the proper oitcers. which VIII Dr p'fu'uiaiy
sdcy and touching % those sgsnsi "non my are
aimed And Mr. CRoswELL will think, De one oi tho-e
br,uybt within the range VI biz fslXban 10 tnesc
prophecies might slse add snoinsr no' % SON yr'
.hortly 10 b. proved true fa'chat inc Wings have
only 10 make their nominations and support ihenl "nen
maIe Ia away worthy 81 the worthy men VINO aOuvt
mo-, will b. nouinsed next Wednesday % secure one OF
the mos, glorious political triuuqas GA record 10 inc
party cuotesis II the see.
Rot am .earied with labor and must pause Last
night TOOK Supper Nth friend EoGEEs u sNnwik Hall
!, Alb.,v uusrr ihe cou5uct OF my friends Starring
Maid ant vsaisIso0r, ! reached -yrseni- Tor break
ls,. dls.,nt from supper time 80 miss and NJ" 10
night nots h.taninE the crowd the luxury "i Afs1
~ In "A .-.su; roam with Minis hosI Of toe hmPifs
if,s. 90. f,- a. FORGET the toll and trouble and ns
cry and other types IT Loco tocoism Incident 10 ins
ps,a of ui. thruueh this vals at teafs
. - kIcHELIEU.