The New York herald., 1851-09-12


sad the resolutions he copsdeyed to be the most m
portant question that would arise He was fes to say
that he disked the presiding officer to have tho ap.
pointnent Of the committee. That gentleman in a res
cent for Congress- declared himself opposed to
the Fugitive Slave law and he (Mr wanted no reso-
lutions from any committee appointed by officer en-
tertsniDg that view Ho assured the Convention that
unless platform was adopted fully sustaining the com
promise measures, ticket which it might nominate
would fail to receive the support OF the democracy Of bis
section If the state
Messrs CLARK and WRIGHT (hunkers) deprecated this
style of remark.
Mr.. sickles' motion was rejected
The motion Of Mr. Cochran was agreed to- and the
Chair directed to appoint the committee.
The Convention then adjourned till three o'clock
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The COMMITTEE RESOLUTIONS.
The convention having re-assembled, the Chairman
announced the Committee REGULATIONS. Before doing
he stated that he wanted distinctly understood that
be alone responsible and accountable for the
pointpept Of the committee as folows-essrs Cutting
and Cochrape Of the First Districts Murphy and Floyd.
Second do Gallcp and Hill, Third do CLARK and Het-
soD, Fourth do Hall aud Briggis, Fifth Clark
and Nye. Sixth do Ogden and T. Miller, Seventh do
J. 7 Hatch and s. M. Butler Eighth do.
Hr Cuttirg. 1t was stated. bad left town.
The Chairman then named successfully Messrs West
X. Hart and d. sckles, to fll the vacancy all Of
wbom declined to
Mr. sHrrAHp then moved that the appointment of the
other New York dthgat- be postponed for few mo
meDts which was agreed to.
Michael Murray was subsequently appointed as the
other member Of the committee from Ne York.
Messrr Murphy, Of Kings, and Wager. of Oneida also
declined to serve the committee, and Messrs Samuel
Fowler and Garfield of jefferson were appointed in their
stead. The declining members are all hunkers.
STATE CENTRAL coasIrTLE
MIR sHFPARD moved the appointment of n State Gen.
trsl Committee Of sixt.en by the Chairman
Nr BBpsALL moved hat The committee be appointed
each district This proposition was carriedYeas 52
nays AZ
The rest, as amended, was agreed to.
COMMUNICATIONS FROM SAFETY cosr-
The President laid before the convention communi.
cation from the Union Safety Committee. of New York.
enclosing tht resolution 9dOpsd Castle Garden
meeting in which they efused to any candidates
who were not IN favor of the promise 1t
was referred to the Committee on Resolutions.
The convention then took u until seven clock
EVENING SESSION.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The convention reassembed at o'c ock when the
sverai district committees reported the State Central
Committee as follows
Eust Districf--Jacob westervet New York and John
J. sisco.
Second Disbiet-B. Brandeth, of westchester and
III. Q. Murphy. Of Kings.
Iniid Diarict-D. l. Seymour, of Rensselaer,, and Il.
Csrger of Albany.
iSu,h Distrat-C. Wright, of schoharie, and A. Dart,
Fifth Dssfrie-C. A. Mann, of Oneida, and T. Hall, of
Jefferson
stufh District-Mr Birdssl, of Broome, and Mr. Ny
Strenh Disnict-r Howe, of Cayuga, and Robert
Campbell Jr Of Steuben.
E,ghn Disnier-Dean Richmond and H. R. Smith of
Erie
1t was ststed that the Fifth district committee was
composed of bunker and one barnburner and to
remain so only If the other districts had adopted the
course.
Mr. wATrRprnr said that the First district had not
divided and the delegation had refused to divide
MIR WEsT- hat do you mean by dividing?
Mr. WArrRBuRY- II you do not understand 1t, the
Convention does.
MIR WEsT-I really do not
The Fifth district withdrew their nominations for fur
ther review.
ADJOURNMENT.
having been announced that the Committee Reso-
utons would not be ready to report tonight the Con-
vention adjourned until O'Clock tomorrow morning