New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-01

Eases the his.e. beas Intended prs,urne desoen
the eject Of bis sdroit appeal The committee on os
81 d. Messrs. Presis Kns aod James :. Wadf-
worth. " sti mat I'M. cummiu~" osi -zrrsd tns'
teller from each sfe might sppoiUt committee 70
settle tae q cung claims. Al this Mr. tfos
well shook his hest Hr Ven Barren continued gen
,ienan ne would call hin 50 y coOrs'y) st@kes b'
head By what authority 6oss o.. Dot Delegate 70
his Convsniou interfere Mr. Preston Mtg eonhfm-a
whst ST. Van Buren, bfo said 4 he private afrans--
neDt. Cen Styksr denied tn-i be. one 81 ne ~.
a. Committee OF CoIf-rence pretended 10 DLo 'ns
CONVENTION ~ bic action. Mr. Van buren con;inuec
tie would - perfecty wiling 20 oAFi hs csim' 'c''.
by toe legstes 70 this Convention ne coud prove rs
tt@ 10 me sDut.d seat DcODtssubiy 500 n7, tnr y
si,iff a. o,t 10 uler.l, - pfeye N hn from votrs
Al tns atom II fhe meeting he would V0r IN
by feet. noi 20 b. DENIED Il ross outrage on me
Democratic electors a. the fh D.rict Of Albany sn1
he would be recresnt 70 ns consutuens who had f9p
ported bin % long snd hooOred 90 bishly one ne-r
md dear o. bin II b. did Dol pursue the course DC
wa. uOw taking.
Mr.. LsPHAN Of Ontario vss astonlshed 10 hsa
Of NJ MoOre's scat from ODtsrio being contested -
Judse Mitchell fOld HunkerJ no D. 4. said, contests
Mr NOpre's sat j. not even here.
Mr.. T.. G. LiTcHFIEED now rose and MADE We
~ spey reply y If. Van Barsn' 'ts'e tnr9' "nisn ~
called an outrage Mr. Attorney Gsnerai Az o1f"n
ought 70 have conducted bnsof with proprisy II lof
no other reason on account Of the position ne
lie (Mr. v b had made charge upon DIS s1i. l. -
consiitusn,s which ne pronounced gross ana unooh'
ed calumuy
Mr V h. explained.
Mr. LtrcsFIELD said when the members OF the
Convention know Mr. Van Buren, and his cooi
wei As DO they will know b tier noN 70
hun lie repeated that Il uss 50 uniounoso ce-ui'nJ
uuwoftby If the Attorney General he hr "a, 'No
regular Democratic Delegate from the fooiin
~ al,spy lie pronounced the other cla' m
" fully and uuequivOcs,y without iounoahon.
mere meter OF taste with the attorney
., ~ included hin In bic denuncistiOns or Dot
Mr. MITCHELL Of Montgomery said the Conven-
ton must have head-s Chairman II the Con'ehuoh
have Two heads IL must have tso tsils
Mr. SHAFFER Of New York, hoped tnat tnls con
t,over,y would end. lie wanted such action here a.
would send away the Wings, who came here 70 reJ,ice
over their divisions win the Impression sl ln.J n1u
heard sometbing Ike the voice OF meny "s'ers w
this he was correct for we heard many rather WEEK
and ystery arguments We think be felt the influence
Of not water)
NJ, / r BRADY Of New-YOrk now took the
aoor and made of his eloquent ap2eas "hieh ns
knows 90 vol when aud how 10 use. hs "ouo "alS
10 York City heal the divisions OF the party 90
that IL might appear how like mountain torrent 'ne
Democracy could sweep its fOes before IL b1tef 70
keep BAD language out OF public and keep IN commit
tee tie was no demsgogue, for he sometimes tnougn'
the People wrong He spoke therefore, win sincere
desire 70 heal and present the party In is power uno
vded and unconquersoe - e.
After some remarks from Mr.. j. Z. SMITH oil
WAYNE and Mr. MURRAY of Oneida Mr.. ID. ID. FIELD
TOOK hold OF Mr.. j. T. Brady with some power heseo
that Mr. had made great professions 81 Harness sue
willingness 10 mske sacrifices for healing divisiops sno
vet he proposed A. temporary Chairman the very man
chosen in private caucus of section o ipe parry -
The Democratic party like mountain torrent "n'u
united but union mus, not De gained Oy ss A.,
prnciples We must do our duty 70 fsitnfui puohc
nfscer Long applause. mingled win hisses) ~ you
discard faithful public officer at the octSuon OF un
founded clsmor you do wrong. II you choose mem
bers for uegsive qualifications Tstner tush po's 9aa
incsiions you commit an act VI injustice fou "us'
keen your party night ths party VIII Drop from lhT
zenith of its power like falling star Vireat hpp'Aus-)
Mr.. OGDEs of Yates, was opposed TO Keeping
and "a IN
1Cbeers) lie begsn Democrat aud would END De
rnorrat bnt he would keep certain men Tor ever N
office That was not Democracy. Inc great is'her o'
Democracy taught US inst rotation In ONCE was De
mocracy. N,
Mr.. d. C. BRoDERIcK of N. Y proposed that Mr.
GRAIN Of Herkner, be opposing candidate Tor TEN
porsry Chairman
drawn. ,
MIR RATHBURS of Cayuga followed, and told the
Delegates that what happened before might happen
again He referred 10 the defeat Of siias wright wnpm
he eulogised very highly which was all very COCO Ou
he nsde a very Inappropriate and uuhsndsome Ming Al
Gov YOUNG. He moved that the Convention adjourn
for dinner 49,
After some remarks from Mr.. BIRDsALL and Mr.
Is WApswoRrH several delegates called tor the vote
Tho Hunker Teller Mr.. BIKDsALL, here com
nepcsd calling the names OF the Delegates aud took II
upon himself 10 omit Mr. VAN buren, and Mr. CAGGEH
of Albany both OF whom rose ana "oecieo 70 any onI
Dsmes beng csled Till theirs wers. Here everything was
In a snarl again Mr. Bird.sll attempting 10 go on with
hi. bunker list and Mr. Van Buren, waving bis hsnd snd
smspusr- YIN had better net attempt that you may -
.sdsseUap sNssrf you are, it's no use
Mr. WADsw0RTH said there was only one way
10 tile this mser which was for Mr. Brady to VIII
draw his motion altogether
This Mr.. BRADY very promptly declared he
would not do.
twas then agreed to call all the Delegates pre-
senting themselves This done before the vote wa'
declared Mr. John Van Buren,, Geo. L. Barker and
others protested against their opponents beng permit
ted 10 vote while the others and protested sgsns
them.
The vote was then declared Ayes, 90 Noes
70 80 the BarnburDers were beaten, on the irst ual
by a m iorty OF ten Nine votes were cast above the
rig bit number 1872 of the regular Delegates diC
not answer TO his name
The Convention, then, after over four hours
wrap cling during which they did nothing but refuse
Law the fret motion made ON the table. soJourned 10
one hour at half pas. o'clock, furious against esci
other and savage for dinner. klChELihU.
=. s. > o'cl0ck-The Convention is again in SEES
sion having done nothing hut elect Mr.. II. MoNELl
temporary chairman. Reminder to night by next mail