New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-21

Committee TO examine crcdenNas'
No action was taken on this motion
Tho roll was then called.
The Know -Nothngs, 40 far, are ahead.
The attendance was very full.
II is rumored tina, the Convention will adjourn ovs
ill tomorrow without transacting any business.
SECOND DISPATCH.
E;vs .ea,. were found to be contested. Il wa
moved that the New-York Delegation be appointed
the Committee TO settle the question OF New-forS
contested seats.
An amendment was oyed thar Comn't'ee o' i've
be appointed. Carried.
Motion was made that the Ccmmittee retirs At
once.
objection made. II ras said II would take them
TWO or three days to settle the matter
A motion TO submit the contested seats il the let
District CT Oneida to the same Committee was lost.
TWAS resolved to refer the Oneida contested sess
to Committee Of three, "A follows:
Roscoe ContIins, o. Lske Of Livingston and oe'fs'
Merrrtt Of New York.
contested seats:
John A. Cook OF Queens Luther Buxton Of Ere, John o.
Mott Of smsoss y W. BOttun OF Wayne. Henry Dubois
ce@%IrrrE on ORGANIZATION LIST District. NJ. Cunning
e Albany V s,. Mitchell =. q bs.%s s &.ad.
Monroe; With. olspp OF Erie
The Convention adjourned I'LL } o cook'
ArTERsooS SESSION.
The Convention was called to order at O'Clock
this afternoon.
AM CLArp, from the Committee Oh Organization.
reported;
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The report was adopted
Tie President WAS then conducted TO the Chair
amid considerable applause, and said
GskTLIMEN OF THg CONVENTION: return you ny
thanks Tor the honor Of being called TO preside over
this noble Wing Convention Of the State Of New
York. Ii shall be my eDdeavOr to discharge my
duties with impsrtality. We are clothed with pro.
found responsibilities, which bound to meet,
and We must II necessary, yield all minor oorsidors
tons There ia enough Of patriotism here TO meet
these responsibilities, to promote harmony. to sathfy
constituents conseieDces and to promste the
great Wing principles of Justice, Temperance and
Freedom.
mittcs on Resolutions DO appointed from the nom
bers Of each District.
II was then amended to select two from each Dis.
trict and carried. many dissenting
A motion was made to reconsider
Mr. LAwREsoE hoped the motion would not pro.
vail. He did not wish to separate this Convention
into eight psrts
Mr.. HEsDERsos said they came to represent their
constituents, which could not DO done without tbs
mode wss adopted which the resolution directed.
The Yeas and Nays were about to DO called, whom
Mr.. CLAPP objected, saying that rules Of order had
been adopted
The President said there vera contested ,eatS apoa
which no order had been taken.
Mr.. MERRITT IN. " said ne wanted some order.
lie came from New York, where tbey had fifteen nil.
lions against them and as many more in favor. Hs
did not want to be ore Of hundred that got I'D when
thousand were up.
Mr.. STEWART moved to lay the vote TO re consider
upon the table. Carried.
Mr.. THoasE moved that a committee Of i've DO %.
pointed to report resolutions.
This was decided on the question that the vots N
table the motion tabled the resolutions.
Dir. HEsDLRsos moved that tive members from
each Judicial District be appointed by the respective
delegations.
Ruled out Of order, and the whole subject tabled
A motion Was then made to adjourn and lost.
Mr.. LAKE, from the Committee on the Oneida Don.
ested seat reported in favor Of Palmer V. Kellogg.
Carried unanimously.
Mr.. SsnB, the Alternate Of ID. NJ. Prescott, then
announced himself tho contestant Ruled out Of
order.
Mr.. MERIT said that the question had been re-
iorcd to the Committee 10 ave time but il the thing
must come up here, the appointment was supererogs-
ton besides being in the second place msaslsughtsr
in the second degree. Laughter He did not want
to be thu, guilty.
Mr. Smith attempted to speak, but was silencsd.
and the report adopted.
II was resolved on motion Of Mr.. Cole Of Steubeu,
to sppont Committee Of One from each Judicial
District to report resolutions.
The Committee was announced a. follow;
Ist Dist. ysnun; ia Miller Of Putnam fiid. Cock u
Greene Nth Roots Of St Lsvrcnce Vth Kellogg o. Onsds
With. Herman Camp Of Tompkins With Mr. Coles ViiitS
Clspp.
Mr.. CosKLrss then moved . recess till o'clock.
70 allow the Committee on New.YOrk Contestants 70
report. Carried.
Mattesons opponent. are in great CLEO.
Keloggs success adds greatly to Joseph Bonedicts
chances Gr the nomination Of Lieutenant Governor.
ANOTHER DBPATcH.
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