The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

O. by John g. Ansbas James Suths lard contested BY
Cortlandt.- Horatie Bals,d no osatsst.
:. DstcAes -J.ha s. E0Uau, no c ntsst; Minor G.
Story. james As'best NO contest
Clinton Gordon Th.mss DO contest
/ Ek-lmsei Hatch. contested By b. 8. Cutttngj
William A Sutton, BY L SoiGh; Allen Potter, NO CON
| test Pa,dop Tsfft. c,ntest
Del0tcde albert EDGAR on, contested by Fl. Mitch.
ell Warren Dnmok DO contest
Essen -R L. Cb@e contest.
Fulton and Hamiton Walter N. Clark, contested by
| Garrett A Ncwkirk.
Fydnhdfn j d Flanders.
Greene - George Beach contest: d K. Olnsy.
Ge~esee Ear Kddsr cootssfed BY H.rry wabur; VIM.
| II Rpmssy aprea'sd nv N. Drake DO ooatsst
Herk'mer. -JohD 81. Wooster, William syoosubeg.
JtDerson D. T. Saupders, no contest Rufus Hsrrick
w,i.m cs,ltle. No contest In tbi- county.
Kins.-reunisG Bergen John Kavsnash, J. Hutch
Lsringston. Hnry D. Clark, no coute.s; Abraham
Vert bsm, no contest
Lescis --Asble, Davenport contest.
Modison.-L ClsrS. Jsirus French 70 contest.
MoW9omeTy-W H. Began, John Bowditch, no con-
yomoe-Jos.ph sib,ey. bv f B.rnsrd contested
by George Wight; Joshua Cookey, con ested by p. NJ
III, mlsy Tinoih3 NJ Foster. contest
NeU York oliver ChaIlick contested by Abraham
Moore; Th mas Monroe, bs ThonaaJ Barr George II,
Purser, by HtnrS Allen: don j. tn ,ker By Thomas
sS S1 sS mo Sos
Wad, by John Quinn: Nike WaLh. BY Thomas Dunlap;
job. John Van Busn BY John Wheeler. Every seat bat
Nia9ora.-John Hennirg, Villa vandsFoOrt no con.
test
Onndoga William Gray Nathan R. TeGt John
Ruser. julius c. Kime, no contest
Orom0e.-A Taylor, G N Madden, E. B. Carpenter,
Oneida Norman Hitchcock. J. J. Hanchett Robert
Fraser Obadiah Divers, contest
Otsego- d. weodburn, Jr, Jenks, S. Sprague j. G. Gre
6sspepo.-A P Grant, John higgins, no contest.
Ontorto.-John Trs.lsr Lapham.
Orleans Noah Davis, Jr contested bS J. W. Graves,
substitute for AcColum
Putnom.-sax'on Smith. DO contest.
Queens james Maurice contest.
Rensselaer, Samuel Slower, contested by Hapry Iugran,
{. j. WIoar, by Samuel Douglass John j. vosbursh, no
Rockland.-Edvard Suffren Richmond James T. Cooley
by Nathan Barrett, su sstitute
81 Laurence Preston King, John L. Russell, William
Dart no contest.
saratogo:-Cbar es Moore, Hsuman Rockwell
Schr'ectody ID CsDpbell no contest
Scoharte. Tobias Bouck. Seth Edridge.
Se7eecd. Skaats. no contest
SuGoK.-s Nicho's W. H, Ludlow.
Sulican.-Geo b. Woodbridge
Iompsins:-N 3 Smith, James R. Speed. ne contest
UIter.- william + Russell. $ Hammen, no contest.
Woshang'on-A d Wait, substitute no contest; A. B.
Woyne.-R w A-hloy S. Flower. contest.
Wyoning.-John Ssipr or, no contest
yeacaexe.-Aaron Wa'd, no contest; E. G. suther-
Warren -Hrsm Roberts. no vacant.
Pdtes.-A. Tbomas not vsaont.
sorea "n ,b % cal t. hs re-
tion do taAe recess until four O'Clock.
Now there ensued scere Of unparalleled confusion.
adjournment mo adj journnsnt % Sit % down" Put
him cut Throw him over" 'Question,) and a. all
the platform II il said that weapons were drasn and
We cav knife Or two, but whether for attack or de-
Gen. WARD continued to sreek end pressed ths main
question: IN the face Of many motions made to adjourn
70 Market Hall etc lie said that be had doubt that
were in tho moori,y 6onfasion and cries Of mo noD
JoEN CocHnAsE-i move the yeas and nays be called
Mr EskSEs 1t can't be DONE
Cry. WARD Then call for the question In the
al way (Cres OF mo 10 "Iet us have the yeas
Bnsr put sns Question: Al those IN favor
OF aciounirS ill four ocloce will say "Aye " good
HsS, ,s,s .Ass Al taos. opposed WIN NO "
Mr. BARNES decided that the ayes in the majority,
and the softs msoe a terr,bs row.
Mr.. SKINNER eaid he in doubt.
Mr CocHRASE Men let US have the yeas and nays. "
won't take great while to cell them. Grest confusion
Mr.. sKlsNrn Mr Barnes and myself bave agreed upon
every thing but this cannot say that believe General
a7S WARD then attempted 70 speak. but his voice
drowned by tho noiso s Is stated that at this time
several Of The imported bnes stood BY the side Of Grant
and would have struck him, had he not beon defended
by friend Who a,mod,) The.e were cries
for the yeas ard pays
Mr.. aARsEs-lie yeas and nays c,nnot be called In
AvoIcE well bavn't you adjourned the meeting.
Mr. BARSrs Yes the Convention adourned till four
the hall They never returned.
Mr SKINNER af erwards fad that the list which had
been called had been accepted correct the Convention
lad enad to acceot tie proposition to adj urp
Market Hail. at four ocloct ard at half past the
ball ceayed'he Ggh moving after the fashion
OF Mr.. Toot's friend who had . d ,ubls upn
During the recess the hards had various conferences,
and seDerany understood that they would return
to BTItna Hall. AT three O'Clock they met In private
caucus in one of tho peros Of the Gl,be Hotel Gen.
| WaId in the char The ee,irg addressed by
Nessrr. Maurice, Nike Walsh John Wheeler, General
Ward. Edward SufIens. Ausburn Brdsal others in
favor Of cutting loose from tho banburners altogether.
ard goir iIto convention. Mr. Grant Of Oswego made
speech in favor OF fighting down the rowdes, and op.
fosir shoulder hitting TO shou Ger hitting
Br BIRpsAIL of Dfoome. moved that the delegates
present do go into convention at that pacs and that
Mr. Barnes bc requested to resume his place tempo
rary chairman, which motion was carried,
Several deleeate taid tLey thought thoy rslng
their lives by going among The sots thei bulles
The bards then formally net in Convention in the Ia
dies' parloc Of the Globe Hoteabout ffsy delegates
present.
Lar. BaJner of CheDapgo was called to the chair,
and Messrs Wait OF Washington and Russell OF Ulster
appointed Secretaries pro tcTB
II was new ten minutes past four O'Clock when Mr.
JAyES NABBETT Of Dutchess appeared and conferred
with the President who .a.d-
CtnteE en-Ihav been waited upon BY James Nabbett
of Duchess reque, ting my attei dance Bentna Hail.
to act PRECEDING officer in conjunction with the other
n6ivr al who claims to have been seeced fer that pur
pose Ny reply Is, that myself apd friends do not
s!dsr oureves In safety In asemolage controlled and
overavt by bulies mportd for that purpose there
fore ef present my compliments 10 the perse
there assembled and decline participating further
! therein. Great applause)
| TELEGRAPHIC.
THE HARD SHELL PLATFORM.
SYRACUSE, Sept. IL, 1863
1he following the resolutions paseel by tho hard
4 shels:-
hssoyed That the platform Of principles established by