New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
The Democratic state Convention.
oEtUND DAT.
SYRACUSE, Thursday, Sept. ?, Is

The Committee on tue LIST Assembly District Of New.
| York were not ready TO report
The lid District was cali for. Mr. HoGEBooM
of Columbia, the Chairman reported that the Com nit
tee are unanimously of option Iha. GE1 H. PCRsER Is
entitled to bis seat Ulsninously adopted.
! The With Assembly District came next. Mr. WooD.
RUFF, Of Livingston, reported the Committee unsnl-
mousy In favor of Mr. FREDENBUEGH. Unanimously
| adopted.
TIE Xth Assembly District then came on Mr..
ScOTT, of Saratoga reported thst knew of no oppo
ston In the Committee to Mr. QUINN as Delegate aud
tina, he ia entitled to his seat Unanimously adopted
Fyitenh Disrfct-Mr. BRYAN, of Genesee, from
the Committee, submitted report 10 writing, strongly
maintaining that there show Of ground for the
| contest of Mr.. WHEELER's seat By JOIN VAN buren,.
| The report unanimous on the part OF the Com
mitee an was adopted by The Convention, with eny
| half dozen negatives
At thi. moment, Mr. VAN buren, came into the room.
He said he old not anticipate the would come
90 soon. He appealed to some who voted foe the
adoption of the motion to move lie reconsideration.
Mr. WOODRUFF (Hunke3 Of Livingston, m wed Its
reconsideration
Mr.. GRINNEL1, (Bsrnburner) Of Fulton and Hsmil-
ton, seconded Ii
Mr. HoGEBooM rose 10 a point of order. TIE
question on the reception not on the adoption Of
the report.
The PRESIDENT said the question was on agreeing
with the report.
Mr. VAN buren, desired an opportunity to be heard.
The President told the gentleman he out of
der ss he was member Of the Convention, but that
the c. INVENTION sstisned, he was
Mr. VAN buren, said he claimed nothing, but desired
| to be beard on bis case.
Mr. HoGEBooM again insisted on bis point of order,
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ton of the report
Several voices answered TO this that the vote there
we're Negative voices which showed the understanding
of the qus tiOn by the gentleman who thus voted,
they would 70, have voted In the negative ,he queE
| ton of reception.
The question taken on the motion TO reconsider
| add was lost by decided votet
| Mr. VAN y, REN-I call for the Yeas and Nays.
Some Others resp nded 10 the call.
| Sever al vuices-"T1 % late I 90 Late
| Mr. VAN buren,, who standing on the PLATFORM
or within III. rating of the ocers stand, took his hal
| and I'm mediseiy lett the hall
| Fonrieenih Disrfcs-Mr BARR, from the Committee
| reported unanimously in favor OF Mr. GLOVER against
| RAY ToMrKINs Unanimously adopted
| Fiffehh Disrici-Mr SANDFoRD made written re
port, sened by of the COMMITTEE, in favor OF Mr.
| DpWARDs apc against Mr. CocHRANE.
| MIR CocIIRANR took the floor ADD spoke for hall an
hour He stated thst there two meetings held In
his District both under call Of the General Committee
but be claimed that Mr EDWARDS meeting, or the
|
the 5tb Augustthst another meeting Of the General
Cor ittee was held on the Goth Of August at which the
call tor the XVth District was modified, and that at
rns cling under that call he chosen. II the meet
Ing of the G COMMITTEES OF the goth OF August was
re, uar. be- YVES regular.
Mr. HoGEsooM spoke briefly against the conclusion Of
Mr.. BENTLEY defended 1t.
| Mr. lNGHAM, Of Csyuss, moved TO amend the re-
port BY substituting The name OF Dir CoclRANE t0rthh
| of Mr. EDWARDS He declared that the report Of the
1 Ina
Angus, wss not adopted He also read certificate OF
| a majority of the whole Committee OF the whols
XXXlI d. which declare ed that the whole acton under
INT call Of the August would be the only regular
| proceeding be also stated that Mr. PURsER was 40.
i,ted on the round that he elected under the call
| of the 3th August
| There were strong calls for the question.
| Mr. BOVINE said that according 10 Mr.. CocHRANEs
statement entitled 10 his seat while acc riding
20 Mr. BARRS statement If the acton Of the COMMITTEES
of the 10th August Mr. EDWARDS Is entitled to the seal
| lie warned % know the facts
Mr. SHERMAN Of Orange said tha, all the cases had
been decided the gr und thar the Call OI the ON
| August the regular call
Mr. INGHAM was In favor Of Mr.. CocHRANE.
| MIR. HoGEBOoM denied the power OF the Genera
Committee to select Inspectors aud therefore the eau
Of the 5th August irregular. The right TO elect
Inspectors helon Red 10 the people, and this principle
would govern his vote. Taking this power from the
people leads u,on and bloodshed the marks OF
which we have seen ON members OF this Convt nhon
Cheers and Up oerious laughter
Mr.. CoCHRANE read so1e sihdavits supporting biz
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| vooilerous calls for the question
Mr. SHERMAN askek MIR CocHEANE 10 give the inior
nation csl'eo for. HIS voice was drowned in the ca
| for the question: Quietness restored and Mr.
| SHERMAN went on read the call of the Genera
COMMITTEE Of the 10th Of July. That call directed tbs
Inspectors chosen at the fall election 20 act, cres o
question, question question, and If they viii
not act they shall appoint others. The call for tht
| question from the Barnbunerf
Mr. MchEoN {, ok the tOtr.
| lie ca led 20 order.
4 Nc Nc A | ORDER o
order when my competitor Mr. SHEPARD has Spoken
without opposirioni tie then said that every delegat
from NewYork held his seat under the action OF th'
5th August ard that If Mr. CoCHRANE Is adFit.ed
every other delegate from Newfork should be turned
Csmorous cries for the question, Ayes and Nays
The President stated the question, and ordered IN
| call Of the roll
All the New.York delegates voted No, except Mr.
BRYAN Some of them voted in high key, whicl
| caused much meTfi ueDt
Z The sosentsCs we're called, and Mr. LOCKWOOD, o
Erie and Mr. GRANT, Of OsHego, were found not TO
, present
The vote stood-Ysas So, Nays %. SO Mr.. EDWARD
| was declared entitled 10 a seat
, | The r, pors OF the Committee was agreed TO- VIII
, | very few negatives.
, The Convention was crowded on BY citizens, AID
member said that II the citizens Of Syracuse were ale
OF bavisg Conventions held there, they would fall,
, now 70 provide accommodations for the delegates
> Formerly they rad placed Gordon around the mem
| bers to their great comfort and convenience.
SiIfesHih Ass1abty Disrfrt-The Committee reporte
unanimously that Mr. MckEoN was entitled 10 a SEES
1 ! against Mr. sHEPAkD.
:, Mr. McCAarHY Of Onondags, who signed the rePor
called for !, aiding.
Mr. PunsER-Such mouon from the CnarmAa
I | OF the Committee 70 dissraseiui.
J., Mr.. Reel withdraw IL.
. He sid be hsa dozen shdsvia that there ~cro 60
4Oo votes taken TIE certihca say. tnsi 90 nsa -
votes and MokkoN over 800 He re.a :, -. Ia.,sc,o