The New York herald., 1851-08-22
MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS,
NE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
5 n G U Ar SEE ENES,
&c. &c. &c.


overnowing The Boston delegation, the irs-sating
hunkers occupy the left and CENTRE they say they
bound TO put through the resolutions which Cushings
conference committee will report this afternoon.
The Convention Is called to order The first business
the report OF the committee to which referred the
N sslve Of Mr. iams # Worcester making the basis
of the State Central Committee the number of demo-
cratic votes east in each county instead of the popua
ton, herofore The working OF this dispeased the
Bostonans who cast but two thousand aud there
fore have but two in the Central Committee. The
committee reported a resolution in favor of Wilamss
basis.
The CHAGR about TO put the question, when
Nj CrsfIISG Of Dorchester, wished to enquire when
the committee who reported the resolutions had had
meeting He one Of that committee He had
been notified that a meeting be held The COM
mittee should doubt, have great credit for des
patch Of business; but it would, perh sps have
been In rule ii they had notified each member Of
the committee that meeting was to be held (Sensa
ton ON the left have therefore, to request o! you,
Mr. President, that my name be stricken from the
List Of that committee (Applausel
TO explain lie said that the Conven-
ton were leaving the hall at the adjournment
committee that meeting would be held i'm disey at
the Worcester House. He did The speaker then said
that be to get the committee together that
he could find only the chsirman and six members here
were fourteen members that he thought it necessary
for the despa ch Of business the Convention not
satisfied, he would move the recommtal of the report
MT JAmss, Of Boston to point of order and said
that according to all parliamentary rule the report must
go back to the committee il appeared that not one
half the committee knew any thing about meeting
lie believed that the motion for was not de-
batable.
The CnAr ruled that inasmuch the motion had
been made it was deostaoe oy tnis oooy. ... .
Mr. JossrLYN OF Lynn one OF the committee rose 20
defend the committee and their action lie said that no
ling was intended al Boston out that fair democrac
action was Intended and would De mad ittne gentle
man from dorchester was not present III the meeting Oh
the COM mmttee 1t was his own fault
Mr. HA,nAwA, Of Freetown desired to know II 1t was
democratic measure 10 nave committee OF fourteen
by only SIX such ousne was never heard
Oh before IN the party lAppause So
The question was taken and the report reeommtted
TIE ec@mt'es haa ss leave ,e 20 cn. 81. ssain
to all hsvacaney'
Ine 0E.Is-Ihe Char rs informed tnst vacancy
exists in the COMMITTEES. The Chair would appoint -
Mr.. Crsanc-what authority has the Chair for an.
nouncing that sry vacancy exists!
After some whispering the Chair was sathhed that
no vacancy existed"
After this committee mad retired debate sprans up
relative to persons who came from towns where double
delegations had been chosen sitting upon committees
hr hooD OF Lynn, with considerable feeilug demand
ed committee Of inquiry to ascertain who were the
true deiegstes He said he had right TO sit in the coa
vention; he had right to serve on committees.
MT mAcMf OF New btdioru wanted neE committee
A 's%eS, yo'eS""who do Won saw are not democrats,
Mr. h.okIF-l gay IAN who supported Robert R'n-
n ios no aemocra'' (haueh'er' Misses anu
ysts gentlemen sprsng to their feet but the Chair
Tbs o 20
on Sieuensiais NO" rep"rteu tha' Lif'
deNgsees, rom lsz towns were present rms was ex
cusi's ., soou. sky a.legstes from salem Lynn Fps
tno s.onenSm' rom Nnic paees t"o oe.sga.'ous
had been sent The committee laid the facts before the
Mr. DrSstry' Of Brighton moved to exclude both de-
'Tssrons Ions irum escn % Town. ~, ,.. ,,.....,.
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Mr. GSia~o,n, OF trani lin moved three en ers iei
th,ss u.crs - ~. md 81 them
NM Hoop Of Lynn moved the % nomination % nsnty
date for Iiept nsnt Gov, rnor c1rried an,nsngnsy
The COMMITTEE On trea-huAis' ~ tne't -
%hNAker o. Nt'uhsu' IspoIVeu ss .,, a., - -, 80
into the msts Of the case Is 20 double ions
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