New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-27

~ moving to nominate Myron Holly Clark for Gov
snor by reclamation.
Mr.. Snow moved an amendment in favor Of organ
ling Republican party, and presenting the names
M Clark Wood Hovey and Bovine.
Mr. Jack moved the previous question:. c., to
proceed to nominate for Governor.
Mr. Chambers and Mr.. Haven rose TO points OF
order relative to Mr.. Shows resolution.
Mr. Jack insisted upon his motion.
Mr. Snow insisted upon retaining the moor. -
Judge Wells Of Tompkins demanded TO speak. lie
said he was Barnburner, and that his party hau not
been heard
previous question il Judge Wells would agree to
renew it, bu, the Judge refused the condition.
"a great hubbub ensusd the President rising to
Mr.. Pryne sad-"I hope Free Democrats will not
vote ON that question.
Mr. Pepper said" am one, aud will vote.
The previous question was Withdrawn, and
Judge WELLS proceeded to address the OonVen.,oa i
He said he was eternaly hostile TO Slavery. Anu
Slavery, he said would kill the Wing party II tney
did not indorse it. lCries of "They have No
"tbey hssed down Mllikens resolution Against me
Fugitive Slave law The Judge Proce zee. S ~ II
the majority Of this Convention would not 90 Their
duty lei the minority withdraw and do theirs. Deaf
Mr.. S,ow declared that they ought to put them
themselves in position. The Wings could not claim
Seward as theirs or the Democrats claim Haze as tnen
own. We possess both alike.
M ID. r. Wood of Onondaga declared that the
platform of the genteman from Tompkins was his.
He came here 10 contend for principles, not men; and
he would caution the members Of this Convention
against wasting IFS time in strife for men. He un-
derstood from the letters which had been read from
the Wing nominees that they were al on the platform
that this Convention had adopted at Saratoga, and
had invited there the new Wing party to stand upon
II with them. There were hundreds Of thousands OF
hone hearts and strong hands pledged to their sup
mort and he did not why any discrimination should
4 Gil
was frank to say that when he read the articles IN
The Times, which have been ALLUDED 10, on Tue
Maine Law, he was deeply panied; but ne wa nsPpy
70 learn that Mr. Raymond Is nght on sna dueS'-
zion and he saw no for continuing the attach
made on him on that ground Now, aithonSn II was
claimed that he was Latter-day SAINT, surely we
ought to be as merciful as we are goou. DrauloIa
r. Wood came here % Barnoprnei, no. ~ 9a"pF
date. When YOU invite men Of all parties 70 come
here and then to enlist them for Wing candidates,
n moi ke the fox inviting the soTk 10 dinner Where
is the fuson7 tCalls of "WhereY Where IS IN
demnty for the past and security for the future we
would rather be the head of dog than the tail OF
dead lion. Your course here should be to make no
nomination, or else make fusion. He offered re-
solve that the Saratoga resolutions were fully indorsed
by the Wing platform at Syracuse, and hence TINS
Convention would make no nominations.
Dolphus Skinner said the Democrats had abandoned
every principle Of Jefferson, but the Democracy yet
claimed the NAME He would have preferred to have
a portion of Democrats on the ticket but as 1t now
stood he preferred TO take the Wing ticket this year.
and to nominate beforehand next year.
Mr. Wells called for all members favorable to Flu
son to meet at the Court-HoHse al u o'clock p. NJ.
Mr.. Haven now had the floor and refused TO let
John jay deliver a notice. lie moved to nominate
by calling the roll and giving the nomination to the
man having majority. Ruled out of order.
Mr. Jack 8 motion for the previous question to pro-
coed TO nominate a candidate for Governor, was re.
newed and carried
Mr.. Jack then moved TO nominate MYRON II.
CLARK for Governor by reclamation, which was
carried and greeted with three cheers.
The house now became perfect bedlam. Wood
and Raymond were both proposed in the midst Of the
most interminabe uproar and confusion.
Order being restored at last Mr.. Haven offered the
resolution once more.
Mr.. Pryne moved that BRADFORD II. WooD be the
candidate for Lieutenant Governor