The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-24
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Aatns- Robert P. Dunlap .aia.--Johp A. Winston
A. H-John II Steel, Fiorida-John Z. McGehee
1idss-~C w. Chaplin. Mss.-Powhattan Ellis
Yrmont-Tra Davis Las w Downs
H. Aland-B. u. Thurston. .4rkansas--A. T. Ranney.
ConnecheM-l. Toucey. Mo.-Gus. NJ. Bowers
NeW York-Left blank Tennessee-Thos Martin
NJersey-Garrett ID. Wall, Kenfucky-LewisSaunder s
FenDsypdntd-J. G. Jones. Ioua-James Clarke
DeiaUare-Sam1 P. Davis. Wiscon'nJ.P Helfe nsteiu
Md'yland-B. c. Howard Ninois-R. w. English
Irginid--E. r. Scott Indidnd-E. q. English
CIV. N. Edwards Ohio-John Carwen
o. u. L. Commander. Ierds-Thomas J. Rusk
Ga-C Mcdonald Mehigaa-Austin Ewing
Secretaries
Mssouri-Samuel Treat ~ H--John s Wells
@hio-J. W. McCorkle. Teanessee-E. O. Eastman.
Gitsstssipp--JohnDuncan. Kentucky-J. c HOLLAND.
Pennsylranid-Jno. Miller. Nem York-Blank
Indi0na-John r. Jones.
On motion, the chair appointed Messrs. Greene, of
Mass, MCandless, Of Pa, and Kaufman. of Texas
committee to wait Mr. Stevenson, to inform him OF
his election.
MIR. MEADE, persevering in his efforts to in
structons to the committee organization to report
rules to the convention for its government was defeat
cd again, for
ed that Mr. Stevenson could not be found and after
they had secured leave to report him in the morning
the convention adjourned till tomorrow, at o'clock
A. NJ.
The committee Of thirty, on credentials, having still
the case of New York on hand met this evening at 8
o'clock, at Masonic Hall. to take into consideration
the title to representation of New York the con-
venton OF the Barnburners vs.. the Old Hunker dele
gates.
Gen, HOWARD of Maryland, took the chair
Mr. STEVENSON, of Kentucky the Secretary of the
committee
Mr.. RoDorRs, of Pennsylvania, moved the following
resolutions:
Resolved, That the two sets of delegates from New
York be allowed three hours to discuss the question
which divides them to commence at o'clock
Resolved That the committee refuse to open the dis
cussion to the two conflicting parties from New York.
contending for seats in the National Democratic
Convention. until each party shall pledge themselves
to abide the decision of said convention and agree to
The arst allowing three hours for the discussion of
the question: was adopted and the question occurring
tNessrs. SrRAsoE Of N. c. KENDALL, of La, BArIrY,
rouL IT Mass, BoRLAsD, Of Ark, WALL, Of N j., and
others discussed the question of its propriety expe
diency and justice.
motion was then made to postpone the resolution
indefinitely which was lost-14 to 16.
An adjournment was moved and rejected
The question then taken upon the resolution
binding the Ne Y Workers to the decisions of the
vention, and the result was as follows
Easer ps Ross, Ds Saysy Ga
Acklin, Ala. Steve uson, KY; Kendall, La Egerton,
Ohio; Bryant, Ind; Mcconnell Ind; Hughes Mo-;
NAys-Mossrs Andrews, Me-; Jennings N. c.; Villas,
Vt. Pearce r. L.; Rantoul, Mass Pratt, Conn. Wall,
rsn; Noses Flor Evans. Texas; Brown IowaEi4
At this juncturc Mr.. Ross, OF Delaware, came, and
the vote not having been announced, he was stu in
time and voted In the affirmative 30 the resolution
was carried 16 to IA.
1t proposed and agreed to, that the parties
discuss the question, after another failure to adjourn
MIR. C. c. CAMBRELENo passed up the following pa
per- which read by the Secretary.
PROTEST AGAINST THE IMPEACHMENT OF THE COMMITTEE
CREDENTIALS.
The delegation of the democracy Of the State of New
York the Baltimore convention respectfully protest
against decision Of this committee that before
tcring upon the examination of the evidence of their
right to in the convention and before they have
become members of the body, they shall pledge them
selves the decisions Of the convention and to sup
port its nominees They would feel themselves
thy to represent the democracy Of New York. If they
could submit to decision which would impeach the
Integrity of the representative and which would dis
honor State and subject Its delegates to cond
ton which the convention expressly declined to i'm
pose upon the delegates Of any other State in the Union
prior to their admission The delegates of the demo-
cracy Of New York must be admitted to the Baltimore
convention Internationally, or not at ALL
c. c. CAMBRELING, }D,.
J. WILSON, ''S"'''
Mr.. TREMAINE read paper tho other side, set
ting forth that they had this morning in
solved support the action Of the convention and its
nominations
Mr.. MOSES of Florida, protested against the resou
ton.
Mr. DICKINSON presented the credentials Of the Hun
her delegates
oh'r"''oa was made to their consideration and at
past eleven o'clock p M the committee adjourned to
l.esL morning at eight.