The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-27

Mr.. W. O. Smith, Of Kings, moved that ex Speaker
Mr.. A DioKINsos ofsteubsn, renewed his molten Of
this morning, viz that VIM j. Corawsll Of Cayuga
With the following result which was ooud.rss es
vote between the Fillmore and Seward cliQues =
Cornwall, es-Hassrouck, Al.
Tine President taking the Chair thanks to
the Convention, and hoped the proceedings would be
Of Wsstchester, were appointed Secretaries.
The roll was then called, when IL found that
there were three Assembly districts of the city Of New
York, from which there were rival claimants seats
In the Convention, VIZ the fifth, Fourteenth, and
sixteenth; and the following named COMMITTEES was
appointed by the chair TO inquire and In regard
to the mstter:-Mesas Folsom, Of New York; Kidd OF
Westchester; Sheriff., of Ulster Barton of Essex;
Fitch, u Onondsgs; Hubbard, of Chenango Clark Of
Wayne and Martin, of CsttsrAugus
motion that the chair appoint committee Of one
from each judicial district to nominate permanent
officers for the Convention, amended that the
committee should consist Of two from each district
After considerable debate by Msssrs Dusx, Darling
tho delegates from each district shoald nor mate q
committee II was lost-Ayes AZ Nays 81; and the
The Chairman then announced the com n,ttss, (eon-
Sitting OF two from each judicial district) follows
Dist l-carnley AND Dsrli.g Of New York
3-Masten, of Ulster; Johustone, of Albany
4-wheeier, of Franklin; BouSAtou, Of Saratoga
" s--ohstasid, Of Ticga; SIN, Of Cortland
a-Brsdiord OF Ontario; Abel, OF Livingston.
b-Rysn, Of Chautauque; -, of -.
The Convention then adjourned I'LL 3 o'clock p. ".
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The convention met at three o'oIook, P NJ.
hr pvEh from the Committee On Organization, re-
ported the following for permanent officers OF the
yenton:-
President-Frsncis Granger of Ontario
Ice President First District, James Van Nordsn. OF
Nev York; Second. EFenetus Crosby, Of Dutchess;
Third. William Mssten, OF Ulster; Fourth, Samuel
nersiDsr; Sixth, .. Ksstsl Of Bfoons; sevsn.S,
froemsn Clark, Of Monroe; Eighth, Abner Lewis, OF
Sec,efor1s-w. II. Vanderbilt, Of Richmond; T. Y.
Chatfeld, OF TioRa; f. N. Rsirchld OF Sc. Lawrence
Edwin heore, 81 Delaware
The report o; the committee accepted The
Chair then appointed A b. Dickinson and ". G. Has
brook committee TO conduct the President to the
chair
Mr.. GsA,erE on taking the chair, addressed the
CONVENTION as follows
"GEsrLssrN or rnE COSvKNrroN distinguish
ed hcror which you have conferred upon nae, calls
upon me t. remember that am the presiding officer
OF the delegates of the whole vhg party OF tue State
of New York. We have come here vito q common
thought to vhsther like the glorious body of men
who in ISIS secured TO the whig party under
the banner Of our lamentsd cheftain setrated
b. the same spirit and de termned carry it into
the same suceessful action am aware that there
Differences Of opinion in the minis Of many; bat am
aso that there is not delegate here in when
does not beat genuine whig heart also know that In
times like there, the common danger "a the common
SAT- ty and that every delegate will be impelled by
principles vastly superior TO personal considerations
feel and know that the vhlg party be sustained
Pies which have governed wings Of this STATE aud
The sns part, Of s Sr9os p.op fer y's;. B,t
OF the political family Let esnddly consider
ever question that may be presented before f-sr
ipg that disrensor viii produce defeat II every one
feels feel our action here Will be the pressge
Of victory. (CbeersD
Mr.. DrIR moved the appointment OF q committee u
the Judicial district 10 report resolutions
and n deemed advisable address Tor the consiara-
tiOB Of the Convention.
The motion Was agreed to- and the Chair announced
TIE ftllo~ing ss tie Conmittse Resoutions FIRST
rs;Tict-IsnscO BARKER, q New York. Second Dis-
trct-wm Hasbrouek of ranss. Third Ds,rist-
HALL Of n1IVlh fWia NJ
Wheeler. Of Franklin Filth District William Duer,
ofOswego. Sixth pistriet-Demat uslhsrd Jr., ofcbe
mango seventh pistrict-A. n. Dckinsoa OF Steubsn.
~ ehth Dittrict-J shin T. Bu-h, of EEis.
The Chair laid before the convention the following
communication from doytrncr Fish, which ~as read
BY one CT the 5ecrrtariss -
TO rnK rlKmprsr or rar VINO CONVECTION ABOUT
TO AssTnsLE AZ srH.cusK
ALBANY, Sept 2itb, 1850
DFAs Ella {: presume IL eau scarcely b. necessary
20 announce tor the information Of the convention
about to assemble st Syracuse my desire not TO be
candidate for nomDston for the onRce with which
have been honorsd aud Jet may be due az marx
Of proper respect 60 the convention tnat my deter
openly snnouneed Profoundly grateful TO the Wigs
OF the state OF New favors they have
shown and Tor the eoand-nce witch they have
pentedly repossd in have earnestly end-Avorsd
TO merit these favors and to vsdOste that confidence
by devotng my beet efforts TO the puoiic faith
fully &c advance ths interests ofths state to uastan
the Constitution and TO hold lav aud order OF the
esrnestness and honesty "a these efforts may be per-
pire and convention which ie to assemble vail d-sg
nate confidently hops, the 20 shom a.
successor, shall resign the high trust witch geus
rous constituency committed 70 me. beg to Inform
you. Hr the PRECEDING officer that IL IL not my vsh
OF nv ysIonr and cordial Of the tc they m
present for the SURFACES Of the people That the de-
ibsrsiioBs and actions Of the convention may be
trelej by that spirit Of harmony and Of copselids
ton which charaoteres the Wigs OF this great state
and may b, marked with wisdom and prudence. the
zen . "a sbsdisnt servant HAMILTON YIsH
Mr. Tlsgler, Of Niagara. was placed on the Com ait
tee on Recruiters ih place u Mr. Hubbard who was
engaged on another committee.
The convention then sdjourpsd vntil seven o'clock
I'M
KyEsr,o skss5os.
The convention met at seven O'clock and vas called
20 order BY the preeident.
Mr.. srrsoIs OF KING moved the .ppcintmsnt Of q
committee TO salt upon The COMMITTEES In session and
Mr.. BsArrosD. Of Ontario, seconded the motion and
| n was adopted
| seconded the proposition. a. such committee.
The committee reported that the committees nov
out would report In short time.
The Committee on Contested Seats reported the
Fourth district Of that neither dew.tes
titled the seat On the fourte.nth thsy reported In
favor OF Nr Turner, which was adopted On the sir-
tenth distrist they reported I'm favor OF william X.
Ths com rnItt,e ON Rssoptons through their chair
| man, MT Duer made their report The resolutions
yin be tssDsmitted By telegraph In the morning
Mr.. JoH.sos, Of -, moved q proceed % nomisass
| q State ticket before acting on the reeolatious
| Mr.. earrH. Of -, hoped that. after waiting some
two hours tor the report, thsy would act upon u
/ before they went into . nomination.
The molten 10 nominate State ticket was laid on
| the table. Ayes. 81; nays, 81
| Motion vas ID en- mad. 20 adjourn TIL Friday, and,
In the meantime tho resolutions to be printed ans
made special order, ON the 70 assembling Of the con
vention
| This was carried, amid great oonfssiou.
| The convention then broke up In great discrdsr.
The resolutions endorsing President riiimore' tbs
tsr and the state government, are very strong Ths
| one sulegiki,g Seward h rice ceres.
Affairs An Baitnusre.
B.l1r~ors, Sept 2e, 1850.