New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-22

a ;,,o. ,eu,persnce He would gladly meet the Re
form Committee but would not be crowded into corner
M Bo@,RT. a. one of the Committee said he had
Ss man efforts with individuals OF the Reform Con nit
tee but ali to purpose hs n -. ,bsS ,s ss
vsnces They to make the nomin'''o"s' 'na men
have the Alliance follow a.. C.,,;,,a. ais
chsrgod'
MI WHEELER moved to name Committee Of seven 70 {,
consult with the Reform COMMITTEES on the e'o0'"" Y"
County officers.
Tie Chair ruled the motion out Of oyder.
Mr.. WHEELES appealed against tue decision
The meeting susta ned the Char
Mr. BOGARr moved informal ballot for Mayor.
Mr. BUcKN,s sald that a similar motion having been
Land the table, another vi the natare could not DO
mG0e.
Mr. BoGARr wthirew his notion and Mr.. Lent moved
to take the hrst motion from the table. Motion not ds
Mr. Hone asked whether the -bject Of the meeting
to nominate officers, to consider the prOpney OF noa-
Mating them.
Mr. BUoKnAS thought it would be better to 80 to the
regular business.
Tie Cg,K said the business progressing in order.
Mr. CHnps wished that the motion woald be Withdrawn
ana motion made that the Convention resolve taat il Is
exp, dent 10 make nominations.
Mr. HoxIE would be sorry to see nominations maize at
this time because every nominated would be oeasen
He loved prudence. There was party "h9m nc OF any
one knew nothing about Laughter and slflaase'l
They bad exercised great influence IN all qiesoas ,hey
had gone o; they cut with nominations,
although they always carried them. Mr. Nash std nus
/ uleiC bdO skokCh WIKI "goucn mOutu, tHt nVsu' y"
wisdom Not atemp, except the worthy cnair-
man, had ever been elected to the Legislature. He too,
knew nothing; but be knew there a body Of nen
who maze nomination. and yet always elected toe
they voted for. There pecanIary means IA
tie hsLds of the Alliance TO carry NOMINATIONS
MIR. WARES said he had not spoken for or against
nominating
MIR BoGARr regretted the tone the proceedings had
taken Instead at the harmony be had expected. He
Anew that the Nothings Loco Focos aud Wigs,
were all anxious has tie Alliance should make aoni
nations until they had done them,elyes fns va tay
had caused the defeat OF the Alliance before The ,lne
Law be the therefore the Alliance should scs
Mir. MAcOMBER said the Temper ance party had always
succeeded their nominations. lie advocated the prempt
action 1T the Alliance.
Mr. BRusH thought the time come for the Temper
ance arty to come boldly. lie was sorry 10 have TO
attribute tie noisy discussions to wish 10 SOW assenson
among the members OF the Alliance lie thought ticket
OF coed Temperance ought TO be given TO the people,
who were waiting for Il.
Mr. " oopRUFf moved that when the meeting aljDurn-
cd il Should adjourn the LIST Aug. lie offered as an
smeI dnent the resolution To into the nomnaon OF
CIV officers toni. hit that such nomination inoxpedi-
en and that Committee If nine be appolaed to consider
the matter the various arguments Used aud 10 report
10 the A lliance their meeting on the LIST August
An amendment to the time of Adjournment, changing II
TO tbe fist Friday ia September was carried.
Mr. Woodruff motion for a Committee OF nine 10
consider he expectancy of nominations being made oy
the Alliance carried 10 voting for aud - against Il,
ard the Chair giving casting vote IN favor OF hemoton
The power 10 appoint the Committee was gwen 10 the
Chair BY nearly unanimous vote.
The Chair nominated Messrs. Hooper of the Second
Ward Wonell of the Sixth Ward Cursor of the Seventh
Ward T.. Falconer of the Thirteenth Ward, Pamey OF
the Fifteenth Ward Iiaoket Of the Nineteenth Ward,
and Bennett of the Twentieth Ward
The meeting then adjourned