The New York herald., 1851-09-26

n
nominations for officers before the contested seats were
decided.
dinner he would not have raised that question. 1t
all settled long ago.
Mr. WHITE, Of Rensselaer, said 1t untrue that Mr..
Allen had been voted down Ia the county convention.
He stood Of the four highest Colonel Allen with
drew and nominated another gentleman in his place
Colonel Allen had ten votes and that other gentleman
and wishes exclude him the ground that he Is not
anti renter, but he has always been true TO mat
cause.
Mr. Morr rose to explain. He said, at the meeting of
the ten manor towns Colonel Allen was admitted from
Troy his (Mr Motts) motion There was quite
tusse for Colonel Allen contended that there should be
four democratic delegates but it WAS agreed to send
two wings and two democrats.
DELEoATs here observed that 1t was usual to meet
delegates on Troy at the conventions OF the ten manor
towns.
M. MoIrwhy, before, in order to give time to
let the gas which seemed to be high pressure
an adjournment Of half an hour proposed.
ANOTHER sHoT
Mr. BoNNEsrEEL-I do not behave better let
adjourn for six and let every put his ballot
in the box for who he damn peases (Uproar and dis
order)
EXPLANATION nv THE CHAIRMAN.
The temporary Chairman said If there anything
place TO show IT, For several hours there had been
Of confusion and not word in ten could be
heard lie hoped he should such
again II they wanted to him the, could do So
but he would maintain what was right as long as he sat
there.
pern ted to occupy the chair for the sake of peace and
harmony: He had right TO this seat being
tss,ea W VT 1aa 9 a. nucn M 70 ssy .nere Us any Oh
The CARMAv said he thous mt unfair to exclude
the delegates the contested seats from voting on the
,a,manent ofGcers and h. won,d adhere to thate -
.snrrrp c,rp,ors cosvrps.roN-, ,v.sox ox M,xspp,
MIR. ASABLs observing mir Hastings, OF che Albany
E,;cl.yI Ie, yhsperipg to the TEN uporary Chairmap
said beo vour pardon Mr. think IL Il
unfair and ungcutlesny your part TO sit beside the
CbaiTuian and tell HIM what TO do.
MIR BAsrISGs'Tis unmannerly on your part to make
any such an observation here.
A DFIyeATr addressing himself to Mr Anable said
You casting pearls before swine by speaking in that
Mr. ASAnD-I shall sneak in lust what tone please
xi,hort yorr d;ct,tirn ICr,.f IsughtsrO Ibsye Oh
served ZONE clanppe and some stampng here ana the
makino of supdrV nose, 70 break no our oreanEaion
sa,arai ,,a sit;1, bars snokng with their b.,. on
Tsurbter1 II is dieeraceCul Go to the whig and de.
nocrsir ventIons ard SEE what order Ia there oh
s.ryed
NJ wy,,r the, moved that each county deleoation
appcut one cf its number as committee to report on
nre,,, =, n,o,, ,s 10 VII rat, ,or n,ySva
Mr. AILrx wss then preceding to speak when he was
intarrupt.d bv Nr Weed n nepheg of rnurog Weed.
T"n NJ s;SI vo,id liz 10 know .,hat Woei and
men Of lis stapp W do for au,i-rentsrs?
Mr. wsYp-I gave You Cur dinner
MIR Av,mr-I d,nsd With Won but not at your In.
yitat,on word give you a dinner or any fread and
think Il Is net gcntienanly 10 introduce the matter
hers 7, foo, no ,ssntiemsn vona do it am as ohls
to nav 40, dime, as you: so we stand on an equal foot
irI
Mr. WEED WANTS THE n,S~Es MONEY! R.cx AGAIN
Nj
and theu we shsli be equal
mR ,S,ptE woS'r FORK OVER
:, Nj AsAntE-I shsll not pay it 10 yoa Ny ffieod;
pay YOU II you want il met him at Syracuse lie Is
gentleman but you are not.
REPORT OF rIs cosNrrEE on CONTESTED SEATS ADOPTED
IL was then moved that the committee on contested
seats retire
This motion was sgrecd to- snd after the lapse of half
hour the committee reported the contested seats
rES,asrSi AIiEs IrsrAiLTn As parsipyNr
organization was then put and carried.
sfiE PRxsipESl. :. ApDREss
Mr.. ALLYN. tnhitg his place as permanent chair
man. thanAe the tor eleeting Kim and sal
he hoIed they would conduct themselves in way
AZ would rebound to the anti rent II most
important 10 do 80 now and to together
when There disposition all the State to c-ush
he sntrent rroeeedngsto break up the ami rent Or
PROPOSITION TO ctE,R ,Ur THE SPECTATORS.
Mr.. SiGsRrs observed that the room was crowded to
inconyeferc ce by spectators and moved that all slch
withdIaw, except reporters.
Mr. ANsE lndcd the motion and said IL was wise
one. lie had often known conventions iphucncet BY
spectators.
Mr.. NorT hored such m otioa would cot prevail
Mr.. ssIIH also opposed the motion which be said was
gent, man lt that hs was liable to be iuhuenced let
him 40 out himself lie trusted tue motion wsuld not
rsss
Mr.. PoNNysITrL-I trust II will. Here the speaker
was assayltd ~ urdlgpised noises lie tdrnei uPoa
bis as.ailents and said Miud your own busaess and
SO TO hell ycur own way lie then continued TO al.
spokon fbcud have b, eved him 10 have been tory,
from whst be ssd IL did not hnow him 10 BE- auth
.euter Two years $40 spectators upset by their in
trigues Last year we ecitd differently, and excluded
them We coasultcd together There were no tories
no lsndlor agt rs prtsent III bet there are su,a 10
this room, uovthe Ecksples ani tools OF landlord.
and ratrocns If vou admit tpec.ators rhs Landlords
can hire one hundred men aud nut you down; but II
Won wish no on ard try your Fpecntor syst out You
have a. en- what t ha, done for y,u day Just the
quarter Of nothlrg
The reaoljou was then modified 20 as 10 relueat the
10 withdraw ard ia that form was put when
aioud tbout OF ave- ave - was heard But louder
ene ~ /. No nor rpsponaed
This vote created great laughter
The Chairman decided that the motion carried
the . Noes y were chiefly IRON the spectators.
rttE sPrcrsroRs Will NOT LEAVE.
The spectators hoN-Ver' tno"'u no urP'eltiD0n 20
opcy' uhd III 'Ie "'ss "u"'''"'' PN.'1' NN"~
was appitt'no'o, ,--,.-,.- - - -,
hpp.ss were theh maue pri'a'eV W 'ne" oN" s'V'
feehpSst Nhen many "unure".
1HE nooM cLr.ntp:
Two delegates were then sppttnttd 70 clear the room
of the remandcT and keep the door. la order 10 su
tain them pclicsrnea were called