New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14
EreatHg Session,


MARKET HALL, JPN
Pho Cor venhon reAssembled
Tho in Tho First District was moved to be posi-.
poned III thar OF The seyeoih District OF NeWYok should
be- heard, which " AZ agreed 10.
Mr Brown Chairman or tho Committee to whom the
qUeslon 10 the Seventh Diatrct was referred reported
that bad settled anica0ly Mr.. DoYelln Withdrawing
and moved that mr Strshan be admitted 10 his seat
Mr. Deyelin desired 10 explain Why be had w1lhdraWn-
MI Peckhsm objected--iI would not be in order.
M Betis asked that the CommlLee be Instructed 10 re-
M Bets from The Committee the Hid District OF JEFF
feson reported in favor Of AsnSon sAinner under The IN
sfucoL of The Committee.
Cbsrles o Conor ON tns Committee the ltt District
ofJtferson Co. reported Il al The Committee OF mo organ
izsuon which elected sarbucE had Its orig IN Cons
Ie bich IN 1915 supported the nomns ion OF The Bai
mofe Convention; the organ aon which M Damn repre-
gruu wss constituted to sustain thai nomination. fne
Con minee therefore report In favor OF mr. Damn.
M Burwe from the minority reported In favor OF mo
ard regu or9snEson OF The Democracy OF hs District;
that IN 1913 for reason new Committee was con
su,ed, which nos1hsIanding The action OF 'he Conyea
lion Of SAG and Us confirmation by the electors notwiih-
sanding the call of the Legislative Caacus and State Com
mluee refuseo Mr. moved 10 slri out the name
o Dir Damn and insert thai of Mr. Ssarbuck.
Mr.. Pray o. called the ayes sad noes.
ar OConor said this case had fair examination Ihefe
conflict fscts THE majority agreed 10 and
presented proportion for lhe confederation OF me
Convention fhis Convention is called By Inc State Com
mit.ee, representing those who suSained Tho Baltimore
Cover ton In 84 and ths Legislative represen
opposed TO that method calgS conventions
miees, Whicn were efI 70 ake Iae oWn course II "ae
nue hat Mr. Satbucks Committee hsd made oyerufes OF
III ion the Oher Commtes 0ut lIapDearei Ga Z III IN
ere Convention hsd been held Ia Jefferson county IN June
last posed OF Aholon,Gs, Democrats and Wings
with hich portion OF thai section associated, and hsr
srron deemed sutcsut 10 refuse union.
de INF OiC wss wiling TO EdmiI ana il would be IN
jUit deny thai the regular Democratic ofganz
1913 hss been handed down TO ths tine and thai Star
buck 10 the representative ofH he has The apostolic
ct,son He represents the Primitive Church. Il would
be- IN van and wrong 10 derry But this pumil7e s1d
original political church did whai the church, which
btU the Succession Is charged TO have done the time Of
the reformation IL fell into fhe organization
hereupou ututed revolutionary in Is origin nut
was legitimate By ila relations with lhe Nstoasl Oemocre
co. both these organiZa;isns were Legitimate which 10
10 yeld to the other There provision TO make
or Weld The her. That r9anzsnon which stood By
tie National banner Ia his opinion TO be regarded
tie organization. we 10 unite with the Natlon8l
Democracy in Convention Of 1852 There Ia to
New. York National nomination Buffalo platform That
platform is dead and buried lf has single friend here,
be is doubtless here mourner, willing TO walk IN
ann with It's funeral. Applause and Kisses Mr..
&C protected that he had desire to lmtte any by
/ iaisllusion
Mr. Comstcck moved to admit both-Rivtng them unit.
eddy VOTE where hey agree and dsphving Ihen OF eli
voice II they fall 10 agree
Mr. Porter had favored this mode, ieat when driven to
ia al erustve and compelled 10 pronounce DO tbs
Cas- RGd Van Buren, organizations 10 could without
efccndenDA d0n do Otherwise hsu la the report
! Of tae Convention OF which be The Pre-.
hdenB favor Of such mode of settlement shst
by hr Com,oek. He resefred TO the National Convanlon
If sc and ST
hif Lspbsm wss opposed TO all n1is. The gentlsuan
rom EswEo eoacedss thai Mr. StEtbock cenes here