The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-13
EVENING SESSION.

The Committee on Organization reported the follow
ing officers for the permanent organization of the
convention for Preside Mt, Hen r. c. Dennney OF
steuben county Vice Presidents. LIST district Michael
Doushtrty I'd p. Dubois Dutchess; Sd. J. u Van
vslkenbergh, Rensselaer, Attn, W. y Hall, Clinton ;
9th. Francis Spinner. Herkime- 9th, orson NJ Ana,
ban. Delaware It'll, W. @. Rogers Steuban Sth, W
Van DervooTt, Niagara. Secretaries, j. y. starbuck,
Jefferson W. q. Boswell, Kings IL. j. Sickles, Or
! leans; J. Benedict
The President Mr Dining was conducted to the
chair and greeted with applause He thanked the
Convention for the unmerited honor which they had
conferred on him and threw himself their indul-
genes Tor his short comings Ne hoped that they
would keep In mind the object Oft his Convention and
observe such rpirit, aud nominate such ticket
would promote the triumph OF the democratic party.
Mr. oCossoR, OF New York, moved CON mittee of
one from each Judicial district report resolutions
Mr. Van BURsS moved an amendment that the
committee be composed of two from each district,
Mr.. Couhrs.r, Of Albany, moved committee Of one
rom each judicial district, to nominate State Com.
mittee
Before the above was put Mr. srARBucx moved that
the rejected delegate the Third district of Jesr-
son, be admitted to . seat
This was opposed by Mr.. SrRABAN, of New York, who
moved to lay IL on the table, which carried.
MIR. Van bUREs said he never made speech that
did not come from his heart and denied that he
said that the democratic party had been dissolved.
He then went on to speak OF the business OF the
yepton and reviewed the past course Of the democra
tic party. He then moved an amendment to the
tion Of Mr. Courtney of Albany, that the committee
instead Of being appointed by the chair should be
selected by the delegates for each Judicial district
and that the number Of the committee he increased
from eight to sixteen and sneerngly, but oilily, In
simulated that everything thus far had been done In
the Cass channel and he afraid that the president
would make matters still run in like channsl-one In
which he never ran in.
Mr. PEcKHAbi, of Albany, commented with severity
on the speech OF Mr. Van Buren, and declared that he
followed his professions Of harmony by direct, plain
and palpsble insult to the president.
Mr. VAN BuRES called him to order, and denied that
he intended ny insult to the Chair.
Mr.. PKcKHAs replied to him.
Mr. VAN buren, called on the Chair to state whether
he had insulted him. The Chair replied he had not
Mr.. PEcKHAn went on at some length TO review the
old way OF appointing the corresponding committees.
After which the resolution amended, SO that tho
comm ittee OF sixteen was appointed by the chair.
1t WAS now moved that the Convention proceed to
ballot for Governor, which posed by several
motion then made to adjourn, but with
drawn to allow the chairman to announce the
Corresponding Commtee.-1st District StrahAn and
Walters % scudoer and Fowler. Sd, Csurtnay aud
Anpible 4th, Comstock and Pratt. 5th, Bonsal
and Tart. 6th Demott and Laphan. 7th. Thatcher
and Ballard 9Th, Sherman and Rollett Hunkers and
bsrnburners.
COMMITTEE Resolutions District, OConner aud
Curtis; I'd. Brown and Betts; Sd. Peckhsm and Bur
well 4th Beach and Myers; 5th, Wager and Talcott;
9th, Beebe and Mccormick; eth, Spencer and varn-y
sth. Lockwood and Angela hunkers and barn
burners
The Convention then adjourned till half-east nine,
A. M tomorrow.