The New York herald., 1850-05-23

tion, but called to order by tke Chairman, the
motion 20 lay ON the table do not admit Of any dis
cussion.
Mr. CoksoR subsequently withdrew his motion, and
Colonel MirG proceeded TO say, that he regretted
motion shoua be made TO lay the table such re-
solution that which admitted the to their pro-
ceedings. The democrats had no secrets and the
only enemies this country had to fear we're wouidbe
arisccracy whc pied the press aud the ope
whenever they had the power lie could see no harm
resulting from that resolution He therefore seconded
hr KrsvrDY thought II was pr, mature, till the
cancies in the convention were all tl.ed.
Mr. PuEny raid he would substitute II they wished,
for Democratic Republican General Committee COM
Captain RrNSrKs- There is no necessity for saying
even that The convention have assembled ~ the au-
thority Of the people
The resolution was then altered follows
w hereas, this Convention has assembled to take
into consideration the proprety OF such measures as
may be subm tted to IL for the reorganization or the
Iersctinr of the present organization OF the demo-
cratic republican party of the city and comfy OF
New York, aud to devise such means will secure for
thefuture the jealous and united operation. and
enlist the earnest efforts Of all OF the members Of such
party And whereas is deemed propsr, tn ina, the
ent members OF this convention shalt be known TO the
great body Of the party whose welfare and success we
desire TO advance by all proper mean consistent with
the time honored principles and usages of the demo-
cratic party Of the county
Therefore. Resolved That the proceedings Of this
convention be conducted with open doors and that
the reporters Of the be respectfully invited to
attend the deliberations and that suitable arrange
subsequently. Mr.. PuRpY withdrew the resolution,
and ON the reporter or the Herald applying for It, Capt
Kynders objected but the general feeling appeared TO
be TO give It, and Captain Ryndors gave way, under
standing IT should be published altered.
The question of Tie publication Of the previous re:o
iutiop recommending the election of delegates for the
vacant districts having been mooted there loud
cries against publishing 1t in the Erening Post or any
such abolition paper while some contended that IL
ought to be published in that Journal democratic
paper.
Mr. + B. CUTTING then rose and said I came
tn her or .hQ IN
the democratic party might not be removed. 1 ain
afraid there is still lurking in the minds of persons
here desire to achieve sectional and fsctious
triumph for committee another This viii de-
feat the whole object for which assembled -
taiDed words calculated to nsme, sad it would seem
as if there too much desire for personal aggran-
dzsnent in the matter. 10 come here to endorse
either Of the committees, was far too Insignificant an
object for any one with pure motives, such noble
cnds as the democracy have in view. and it is highly
improper that such men coming here should bo en-
trapped into inf.rental of either one
committee or the other. want 10 know, il that
luton TO go forth to the world with poison in IL
Mr. PuRpY-No--it Is taken out. Here 1t Is. Look
at IL.
MIR CvTrIsG-I don't want so see t. Your word il
sufficient. am glad the poison Is extracted; and
trust that forgetting all former sources of disscnson
oil personal piques and jsalousics the democracy viii
unite together like one man, Qoud cbeering)
Mir KELLY, of the Sixteenth ward said he endorsed
those sentiments The castle of the dem ocracy ought
TO be one and indiyisible.
yCaptan k,spERs said he thought there ought to be
little charity 1t must be recollectod there very
bad feeling between the tive committees and their
hackers ard when they came together for the first
time, it could not be wondered at if little Of the
feeling sti remained 1t was only human nature that
1t should break out. The rough edge had been taken
of the blade to night, and he had doubt the blade
would cut smoeth in future Let them. then. have q
little charity and :" bear with another to
scrptural phrase. (Roars of laughter)
The resolution was then altered as follows:
That the call be published in the democratic papers
ofthe county. ard in the Herald and San.
In this form 1t was carries unanimously, one dele
gate crying out TO put 1t in the Globe and another de-
clsrng that the Etening Post democratic paper
Tie meeting adjourned at IL o'clock to Wednesday
ext, at O'Clock.