New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
DEMOCRATIC BARD SHELL CONVENTION AT
SYRACUSE.

Tho talk Of tie COnyoaton s b, nomisn.e Mr.. BrDaos
Ior Governor ind be ocolines. then 70 noIairae Mr.
sehel Candidates plenty.
Tie prirc;s Of the Ncbrssta bill will be iadorsed bat
the pr,sdesi the bal It stands will receive the cod
shoulder.
Tie Lea6cr aad Jorrsaf urges the Wings press
their particular candidates for Governor. That paper
having wasy supported Mr Leavenworth bis deemed
significant
last nigh in he psor Of the Globe hotel
! Mr.. Mitchell WIS the President.
Tie officers declined to furnish programme Of tue pro-
/ ceedings for the press
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Convention called 10 order by Harmon ). Cut
/ lrg OF Eric. at l2 O'Clock.
/ Thomas h. Mitchell choeen temporary Chairman,
ard took bis amid loud applause lie returned thanks
! for the honor conferred
Samuel Earl Of Herkmcr and Grosvenor S. Adams Of
Suffolk, appointed Secretaries.
The roll v1s then called.
THIRD DLsPArCH.
One hundred aud twepy-foar Delegates we're found to
! be peseDt.
Tho Ist Albany District is oontesed by A. Peckham,
Anti Nebraska md was referred to Committee Of Three,
namely Mossrs. Slower tRensseaer) Burr b. Andrews,
fChenangoJ and J. o. Hasbrouck, (Ulster.)
/ SAMUEL l.. Bovine moved tho appointment Of Com
ittee Of Eight one from each Judicial District report
permanent officers. Carried
The following were appointed said Committee S. l..
Bovine, Otsegol John Y. Savage, Jr., Il. Brandreth,
s. Dewey iCrccne) Clement +. Dawson Washington
Pierscn MundGy, Jefferson, T. ". Howell, lOntaro,l
VIM. Williams, lEriel
Recess till 3 o clock.
FOURTH DisPATca--AYTERsoOS SESSION.
The Convection called to order at O'Clock by the
Chairman. The roll called and the delegation found
to be full
The Committee Contested Seats reported that George
Cary was entitled to the seat for the LIST District of Al
bany County, contested by John Brace.
Mr. Brace rose TO speak when he called TO order
by Mr.. S. s. Browne.
The Chair pronounced him in order.
Mr.. Brace then went to say that the District Con
yen'ion at Coeymans organized Illegally snd ad
journed by the Chairman The new Chairman aud him
self were chosen. The opposite delegate fosed on
by Tie ADony Argus
Mr. Slower replied that the Convention regularly
adjourned and in the afternoon elected Mr.. Cary.
The Committee on Ohcers reported
For President-sAMUEL BEARDSIEY.
For Vice Presdents-RoBERT EARL, ID. X. FLOYD
JONES, Lyman FIREMAN., Albany; H. }. QUAcKISsUsH
SaItoga j. CBURen, jefferson; JoHS II. PRESrIcE, OF
sego; PEIER MITCHELL, Ontario; RUfrs Ill. SMITH, Wy
Oming.
For Secrearies--JoHs CLAScr; JAMS ID. LITTLE, Pat
nam; JosEFH CASE Rensselaer,; CALyIs Cook, Washing
tom DELos DE- WOLF, Oswego ii. L. MITCHELL, Dela-
ware; NJ. SEYMOUR, Livingstone X. Bascocs, Chau-
tauquc.
The President then conducted to the chair, and
after the appliance which followed this event had subsded
he said that he assured the Convention that National
Democracy would be represented here lie recouncd the
troubles in the State Convention Of lsi7 the Buffalo
nations in lsis the union and harmony Of the Convention
Of lei secession OF 1853 and the treachery Of Mr.
Pierce-and said that Mr. Pierce had talked way and
acted another but the National Democrats were faithful
to their principles they would have President who would
deal fairly with the National Democrats.
The Committee Resolutions was then appointed, as
follows: Henry G. Murphy. second district Horace f.
Clarke and Win N McIntre. is District f. g. suher-
land. lid District Archibald Nven, Lyman Ire
maine. lid District Thomas B. Mitchell, Joseph r.
rsndois, Ivh District Pearson Mondy Delos De Wolf,
VIII Dieirict Frederick Hyde, With District Michael s.
Myets Geo W. Cuyier With District; Elijah Ford,
Alexis Ward, With District.
Jrdcc Tromain said before retiring, he would suggest
name for Governor that stood high with the Democracy
lie would aude to Judicial history. The time he stood
by Gen. Jackson (deafening cheersl thence from the
bench of the Supreme Court till he conseated to become
servant of the Administration Of Franklin Pierce 1t was
GREENE c. BRONSON. Here in this hall, ssncd by
Silver Crays and Hard Shells where the President and
Secretary Guthrie had minons, make that nomination
by acclamation.
Mr. Smith of Geuescc, seconded the motion.
The Pretiden attempted to speak, but oyepowercd
by calls Of Question lie stated at length that he had
n letter to read from Judge Bronson
Judge Treman's resolution called.
The President said the Convention TOOK the matter
from his hards, he had done his duty to Mr. Bronson
The nomination was then made, with loud hurrahs.
The reading of Judge Br0nson's letter was postponed
till the Committee reported
Recess till o. o'clock.
Jas l.. Curss is said to be prominent man II bron'
cons name ia withdrawn.
TyYsING
The Convention roassombled at 81 o'clock.
The roll again called.
MI Slower inquired whether tho Committee on Ee'olu
tons ready 10 report
Mr. Chapman Of Saratoga, wanted apiatorn before
he nomination aud called for the reading OF Judge Bron
sons letter
Messrs Soyer and Chapman were appointed TO wait on
the Committee Resolutions.
Mr. Howell of Ontario offered resolution to leave the
letter unread and appoint committee to notify Mr. bron-
son Of bis domination, and return the letter unread
Mr. BOVINE of Otsego opposed this not respectful to
Mr. Bronson Nothing emanatcd from the pen Of Greene
c. Bronson that Democrats need be ashamed o lie had
felt disp iced lay that letter the table and read In
s.esd Mr. Bronsous letter to the Butcher of Kentucky
If Mr. Bronson would not permit his name to be used no
law no constitution forbade voting ior hn he"d 'ne e'
ter and act as prudence dictates.
Mr. Howell reiterated The remarks proposed by another
member 10 leave the letter unread and let Mr. Bronson
ncorporate it in his first message TO TIC President lie
then moved TO lay the resolution on the table,
The AYES ard Noes called, and II was ioSi by
vote of 4e to 81. twas then postponed
The C.mmitco on Resolutions then reported the fol-
lowing: w..
S Trs n, M ssercaes sId ae7oou Od.d I4s
utops tie Democratic SouvenSn Of ~ - '1a % Ia ,s
deere Sc the principle Which tasy sss .s
1Ja Tfsi lie GocInc en,on by Cons.es' the