New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03


Mr. McKEoN rose under much excitement, and SID
that b. Gio No. support any Native American MN"
| ton Crest confusion f,r minute or tFo' during
| wbi,b Hr SHEPARD asked Mr.. MckEoN whistler ne
voted for Mr. SEYMoURi ,
NJ mcKEoS a.ted NJ SHEPARD II he voted a M
hve American nomination. -
NJ. SHEPARD said be always Fose1 me res aai D7lH
ocrstic ticket 49,
Mr. McKKoy replied at length He sad be aid vote
for Mr. SEYMOUR lat fall De complsined oil thA in'a
uatlon az d-.s ped 20 g.t the vt-s of Mr. sErNoURs
frier against him. but he ssrd votes oil the fehi
of Mr. SEYMOUR IN that ground ,,L
Mr. sHoEMAKER a'k-d Mr.. hchEoN II be hsd said ne
never votTd for = BarnburDer, and never Wouiot
Mr EcKFoN. EO-Dame your man u.,
Mr.. sHoEMRKER appealed to Mr. SPINNER OF Herki
mer. ,,..s
Mr b6KEox vas asked # he voted for Canal Com
missioner last fall H. replied Me WHEATON vas
the bead man Of Abolition not did not vote Tor mn
Tremendous ard prolonged app ause
Mr. PrRsER made a vehement protest against gong
into the former action Of this that His remarks
NJ MrC.H7uy wished to make an explanation. The
cspdirst. for Cansl Commsdoner w-s HORACE
WHEATON: his br Ither CHARLES WHEATON, 10 tne
Aboiu, mist No man 10 that Conveurnn vas a hrmfr
Democrat than Horace WHEATON He nk-d Nr
McKEoN IN correci himself aud make an appeal 70 tne
whoe party n bury the past treat cneenng
Mr. mcKEoS resumed. He taid he would % i1o tue
fscu. us
Dir SHEPARD desired to interposs, and was allowed
He said he sshed to good feeling In this ConVen
ZION and would Withdraw all tina, he haf done 70 cause
NJ pleasant feelings and also all claims 10 the seat
M wcKEoN said be was not to be ou,ione by the
euer an and 10 70 of their constituents thanked
him for his honorable course. Applause.
Mr. INGHAsr Withcrew his amendment
The resolution Of the Commiuee was unanimously
adopted. .Loo,, L.ud.
with Mr. SHFPARD amid tbs most enthusitsuc cheering
In the Try four ofthe Committee reported 10 Ia
~ s,nx did NOT meet with the Committee but he
bandfd ia paper in favor OfTES BROCK (BanbuTner
| which ~ssresd. 49,, - - -.
| Mr. BRISBANE said The paper presented was an ex
nar,e abatement and entitled to no consd sranon
The facts stated in were all conIovertei oei're 'ne
Con mi,tee. ,
| Mr. MILLER Of Columbia, at great length, detenoe1
TEN BAoEcKs claim be insisted that FoNpA was elecF
| ed by the aid of q mob a Ia NeS ok ~
| MIR BOVINE said IL seemed that Mr.. TEN BROCK did
| NOT present. his case 10 the Committee.
| Mr. MILER-N gu are mistaken. 80
| Mr. BowNE-Theu the whole case has been fully
heard by four out of five of the Committee /, seemed
| irregular that member who did not attend should
| Grnitb matter tor the action Of the Convention.
Mr MILLER insisted that the Committee had not pre-
| senteo the facts.
Chairman He 4 disputed Delegate. ar. lDE sas
nominated but the mover refused 10 put the amend
| neut and disputed Delegate WAS chosen Chairman,
and Mr For DA was elected a Delegate.
Nj MILLER denied that NJ HAIGHT wss a contrasting
delegate ara declared that majority OF the regular
delee ates from four Wards certified that len BaoRcK
| wat the true Delegate.
The vote WIS token on Mr SUrToNs amendment 70
| admit Ten BROCK. Ayes - Nays -.
Mr. FoNDA cas- then admitted ny unanimous vote.
| First Assetub,v District, Mr. YOrk-Mr. starry re-
ported 10 favor of Mr.. SAVAGE The Committee stood
| four 70 one.
Mr. sTRYKER desired the facts and sho we'd that the
| Delegation dd not form quorum.
MIR STORY said place OF m--tu called. an two
Delegations met. 1be Delegates from the LIST Ward
| vhhorew, and those left sent Mr.. SAVAGE
Mr. BARBER-The minority OF the Committee made
staem nj that each had ward ana both have ere.
| deDtias Dir SAVAGE was chosen after the Is, Ward
Withdrew. WINFIELD ScoTT was AZ much enttlef to
| Inc seat as Mr. SAVAGE or Mr. MINER lie went on tn
say that ii was singular oil the reports were on one
side.
| mace on the spot where the Convention was called.
| Mr. SHERRIIL moved t0at both be ad nitted.
Mr. PuRsER said both sides agreed on A. A. TiioMP'
son Al eTpste deets
Mr. WHEELER moved as an amendment tnat tne
alternate IN admired la, - ,.
| Mr. MINER withdrew his claiIa and Mr. SAVAGE was
/ ef ao uiit'd.
| Mr. GRANT, of Oswego, from the Committee on Per
| msnept Organiznion- reported the following;
| For Pres dent, HENRY STEVENS, of Cortland For
Vice Pr.dent- lst Dbtrci, James Harcomo, OF Rich
rnopd; I'd Thomas J. Barr, Of New York; 81, Tneo.
| Miller of Columbia 9TH, Haron Goddard, OF 81
Lswreuce 9Th. HelJn Noyes. Of O.Fego; 6 h, Robt
| Psrker, OF Delaware; 7th, Geo. II Middleton, of
| WAYNE; 9Th L Harmon. oi Csrsraugus For Secre'
taIes lot District - lvsnus Smith, OF Q1eens -,
| ID
| Of Ulster; 4ih. NJ F-rchild; 5th. Chu K Loomi' of
JeA-,son fih D. T. Bent ey, of Madison 7th, Chas A.
Lee, OF Yates S,h, VIM. Vandervort, OF Nsgsa
II vat uuaui ousy adopted, and al " o'clock the
| Convention 40 jourped 10 3i9 O'Clock
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
| Mr. SHERMAN, of Orange. moved that
the thanks Of the ton be presented - Mr. Bars
roL, the temporary President, which was carried a
| most UnsT imous,y.
Mr. BRIsToL responded
| Messrs GRANT, of Osvego, and lNGHAM OF CayusA
were appointed TO conduct the President 10 he cnar
| The President returned thanks for the honor con-
| Mr. WHEELER moved the thanks of the Convention
70 the temporary Secretaries Carried ~Hn cueeIs
| Mr. GRANT NOV Ell the appoint nent OF Commlt'se
on Resolutions, two from each judicial DistricI Jar
| Red -.,.
Mr.. MADDEN Of Orange moved that the Convention
proceeo 10 nominate candidate Tor Governor, sna'na
Mr. mcKroN was on his feet simultaneously with the
motion for uios roce and said, go for that win all ny
Mr. BRIsBAIN of Albany read letter from Hon JOHN
| c. MA1HER GATED August 30, declining to be tnul'
date for nouin alton for Governor. MI b. said ne re-
ereted this a. he end the majority OF his Colleagues
came intending to vote fsr Mr. MATTER .-...-..
| nv McKEoN urged the nomination oil AUGUSTUS
ScHELI, OF NewYork. -, - n
Messrs MARSHALL and RICE presented the nAn7 VI
Judge VANDERBILT, of Brooklyn. 49, o.
Mr. SMITH ~ eseDtsd the name Of OEo W. CLdNIoN'
| Mr. ADAMS OF Suffolk, named Hoo ZADoc fhAIL
Great cheering Mr. A. advocated his cause AZ
Mr srErsoN, of Clinton, mated Judge HALL Vi ''
County -, = ,,orsI
| Mr. SUTHERLAND Of W estcnesteFi nsnio1 "
| WABD ~, v-L
nr PuRsER named JAMES L. CURTIS. OF NeV,fofH
| MIR HoGEBooM, of Columbia named JOHN l. bELA'
MAN. - sp..s
Mr. Huron, Of Albany presented the name Of EhAs'
| TUs COMING. ,, $50,
SIR BARBER, Of ST Lawrence, named HoRArio sEf
MorR which vas received With strong spp sd's -,
Nc FAlRcmLD of Washington, urged GEORGE '"
! CLINTON ., e,u TIA
The Convention ordered the call OF the roll Inc
fret vote stoed as folloTs: =,
| coo w Clinton s Era,tus Corning ......l II
u Ssvmeur .5 80 Augustus Schell. --...%,
John Beesmsn...-...- }. Nanderoit- -'.----' :
Zndock Prat......... { General Ward -....'
Whole number 1900
new call of the roll was demanded, and aiso 3 %
cess of one hour The Ayes and Nsys were caliea I
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