The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27

moved that substitutes be accepted outside Of
their county.
This advocated By John J. Chambers With oonsi.
dsrabie warmth.
R. n HAvxss sAid each person came here In good
faith, and should be accepted whence he night come
A long debate then ensuei when Mr. Benedict with
drew. The motion then carried
This, it is consdsred, viH help Mr.. Raymonds
| chances
Judge PE1EH moved that no person be alowtd to sd
dress the convention twice the same question or ex
ceed fve minutes in speaking
Before the motion was acted on the convention al
journed till AZ Pm.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention reAssembled again st half past two
and there Was . much larger attendance.
Col JACK Of Kings, read the olutio adopted at
Saratoga prescribing that this Convention the dale
gates from each Assembly district shall cast but one
vote. He then moved the following:-
Resolved, hat In tho future action Of this Conven.
ton the vote shall BE- given per capita and that svery
rule conflicting with this be rssoinded.
Judge HATHAWAY opposed the resolution. as being
fair in its operation.
Several Others eeessed the question which finally
decided IN accordAace with Col Jscs's motion.
Mr.. Snow. ofMsSi,on obtained the floor, when john
jay rose to . poiut OF orGer
Ar. jar said the New YORK delegation taken by
ssicts. ts.<e '1' 's'e '-'''D 20 ''A'A '' 0"'
Mr. BiorNr, of New York, sustained ths views of Mr.
jar.
Tie CHAIR decided that TIE objsc ion was too late
Mr Jay appealed from the decision OF the Chair.
Nr VAN NEoTEN moved to Lay the on the table
but the motion wss declared out Of order.
Mr.. JAY vii drew his appeal
Mr. Snow then offered tbe follouicg resolution =
Resolved. That We are in favor Of organizing a repub
can party IN this state operate with rspub
can brethren Of other states which shall b. indepsnd
rsprs the friends Of freedom in opposition to
slavery exte ,sion ard In favor Of employing all consd
Were % Il now exists. il Goud app.use1 I ''"''s '''''''
Mr. Snow saia that, as parties were organized
one hundred thoussad voters had no ticket t, vote.
(Chees) How could they operate ~ith the republi
cans Of other States II there organization to
Mr.. oGERs, of Genesee, moved . substitute that
Myron b. Clarke, Henry J RAYMOND Henry Fitzhugh
and Norwood Boyne be nominated several Offices
OF Governer Lieutenant Governor Canal Commissioner,
Tie proposition followed by cheers, confusion and
Kisses
The CHAIR ruled the substitute out of order
Mr. Rooms said he osed his substitute for the pur
pose OF organizing such party Mr.. Snow desired.
Mr. Snow moved to amerd Mr. Rogers proposition by
sues.itgt sub ng the Tsmes Of Aessrs Bradford Wood,
on the whg ticket. cloud applauss.)
Ar Taft OF Jefferson said that this looked like .
Myron cai It was better than to follow under .se o.
whig ticket, unless the whig party comprised all the
reform principles zip and Why did not the whg party dis
ever come when the whg party win be ready than
now to meet the issues He could follow Myron Clark
as his standard bearer that true friend of Temperance
Here several smbers attempted to obtain the floor
Mr. WHITEHEAD. Of New York. moved that . committee
o. eight be appointed to consider tho different plat
| forms, &c.
liHeIent propositions were made relative to the sub
ject under nsdsraton and among Others motion to
| lay the whole subject upon the table
Mr. BIoUSr called for the reading Of Mr. Shows arst
resolution AID proceeding to address the convention
when he nfo that motion to table the rsso
lutions had not been withdIaxn
Much confufion followed, and the motion to lay Mr..
| Shows lesolu ion upon the Ia BILE was carried
Motions here mace to appoint business commit
tee to nominate candidate for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor &c.
| Gel JACK moved to nomnste rira roce
ADo,her member moved to lay this motion on the to
lie, when the yeas and noes we're demanded.
Here IL fellow named Rood protesting to hail
from Clifton Springs, created some confusion by pro
posing that the convention should adjourn.
After order restored the ayes aud or
dered and tbs motion table Col Jacks proposition
Gen BuiIARp offered the following amendment wi h
view to tes' he said the sincerity OF this conveD,ion
as an independent State ticket two Wigs ard de
mocrAts.
: u P. wooD moved the previous question.
NM RICHARDSON moved to refer the resolution to Gen
Bullsr6' 8 mass meeting.
| Mr. BuIIAnD tnereupOn declared that he would no
longer act with this convention, when member moved
that committee Of two be appointed to conduct Mr.
| BuliaId out Of the hall
CHRIsTopHER MORGAN hoped the previous question
would net prevail lie said he desired have free dis
MIR NoDIE then allowed to go on, when he SAID he
hoped act with the wings This He thought the
wings would iced The help Of free democrats elect
said they would not cooperate with the shigs he re
newed the motion for the previous question.
Col JACK asked permission to explain.
Ar NoBlE said-You cannot, unless the previous
question Is withdrawn
O. B. PIERCE then rose and said-.et us vote Gown the
previous question: but before any vote taken the
| previous question WAS Withdrawn.
| JOHN P HALE called out, amidst perfect
nf Y.lanr Ea ho mt N
addressing bodies like this which held their hands
| the tstines Of a, great State We have seen the
liberty pulled down. and her banner trailing the du
We have the doctrine scorned that there was
that democracy would consent stand back before
common manhood, but that time had not yet dawnsd
Il frosty Maine the ieiers Of democracy and vhsgery
poLent ard their dsunon but they are not far spa
snt motives The hards support the Nebrasks
because Is infamous, and the softs support 1t because
is the road to the Post Cces 1t might be treason
but he hoped the hsrds and the softs might unite
la aiming the whole reward Of this struggle,
are ysu net VINO opposed the Neersska
Thousands Of democrats feel their nmos natures
ragged BY this bill It manJis It fair to rspel them
temple Of Freedom II you do not need aid here, at
least have masnanimsy He had fondly hoped that the
freedoms champions But no, must wait till some
period OF ths misty future, when millenia glory shall
GAVIN On the church, Tor M " York to forward.
Must Maine be captsp and Iowa lieutenant? Let us do
our duty to-day, and the future viii be auspicous.
three loud huzzss followed M. Hae's brief but ami
| mated address.
| Col JACK 70 lowed In spirited speech.
| Mr.. PERRM was willing TO nominate Myron H. Clark
| for Governor, but not u wbig
MIR BIouST, Of New York, said all important to
settle the question whether this country to sustain
slavery or tecome the chs npion Of freedom Had
ticket been nominated Saratoga 1t would have been
| one the Wigs would have accepted. 1t was now he
thought best to vote for the candidates adv
TIE Southern wings had virtually disfeo wshipped
their Northern brethren ard TO support the whig
| slavery.
CALVIN PnpxR wished fusion with the wings. and
offered two resolves, nominating Mesns. Clark,
Wood Fitxhugh, and Bovine. lhs second complimented
i Mr. Ray mond PROMISING young IN, and inviting
him decline the nomination for Lieutenant Governor
GEs BURROUGHS was not sat SIZED With the reference