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

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That the secreiary should tAi r.i ~sa each answsr
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victory here may 10. rpt 'htas a 4 - nose tesa
The cHAIR-The cali = ssis 4, aocd~rsai TIE late
Is out Of o-cer The s.ece'a'y Ill e.n the roii
The result cec,srei 4h.n 1, % AIRED tast GaT
had voted IN the am matte III Ia ths tegslvs
So the previous question sfasr.a
Mr.. RArnprs povsa oissisn !, tie seseint.ens, -
ttat the question might he 'sAea .e0rsisy o 20 -
Mr. RySpkRs moved to strike o., AL stout "a 20.
souIi conprom Sc"
This frst resolution hen adop,et The yeas AMI
nays weic orderes on hs sac,n' -
Mr.. MANN. Of q een~, moved g. tahh tut. re- &uhoa
The CHAIR decided the utpor o. order, inasmaeh
the convention he'd .rs ordered the qrestif 10 10
AIr1ToA1K desired that zoe the ssst sentence
should be taken sepafat.lf
The OMAR dtci e5 the olution vaoin sath
connecteo form that TN, "a title
The roll was c4Ld tn- solution ADOPT
MI Dart, Of 4. lawrence ava hat he gould not
pport ihee resolutions aoa h reiuctAnNy CON.
PEELED 10 withdraw fron. the n,on.
The remaining res III ions were 90 adopted.
Nj Smith, of Erie, moved thai 'h- convention nomi-
nate Hots seymour lie ciiistr for Governor BY
PRESTON saio NIT ,hs convention IN Aaop,cg
the tuition the Neecsks tii had endorsed
srres which he couLn susiin be desired % with
draw ftorr H. ard decpea - log further part in
its pr eesSinss cfies OF 80. seoe. -
time 1; appeared as IL IA rde1 49, o.
Tso PsEspEST-G Cent ns invention las OF Jet
SxyEnAI VOICES AT ONE Pres.deet, Mr President,
have the heor
The PRFslnESrTbe clAir Fii 20 DC busiress III every
gentleman is seated.
vcIcE IN galley The. eheecs for Preston
NJ MANN Of Queen sss Of this convention the pri-
viIege OF Offering three lriional resotn'iors.
The PREDssT-I wouiJ 4 fran the gentleman from
Queens That there is at motion before the
sen,ion.
Mr. SMITH, decline ~hhdrnwivgit. (Cries Of Qaes.
tion,n question y
Nj BJsSHII of Oneida m.yed hat the molten be lid
upon the able.
The motion was voted ",on lost when the plesi-
dent aiiec all by cries of CUES lou'
The PREslpENT-sr. Smith m that Governor sey
mour te nominated the cic te OF this nton
by accauntion,
SEVERAL MEnDSRs-.s.r +. Cha rmsu eMr President"
nEiBeA1E-i haze ben '!rtaa'iy instructed BY my
constituents TO vote Tor hn candidate but should
prefer he aripg his letter voting for him
More cries Of Qlssticnl" Question:
hs s.srenop ~ as
in fsvcr of the nomination of Governor seymour.
seyuour's opinions in regsn she repeal OF the
Missouri CompPpiss have beard persons say Vat he
Question ~ 'Que ,tionl'
The FRE:lpEsr-The gentleman from Queens has the
aoor.
Mr. MASN-I have heard i, s.a,-a in private cooversa
ton that he against sni II he Is I'm In favor
Of his nomination am sats ed Nth the fairness aud
fidelity with which h has his DUTY but if he
Ia opposed to the pl tfim witch to support my
set-paushter) 81 all orros. his min alton If he
is ssainst the quest of extending slavery
put tossiher viii not Re sa,,. ' b. fore God aud
the county, sfsii no' he guilty. OF any act III may
look like endorsement Of bis duct, although don't
the present crisis sault vita action
this convention lhave H. hit TO q platform;
have fears of being of the oemooratic
party; have been to- loog member Of it, ard kao~
M own position TOO vel; v, adhere TO it; cimc
fsTors to demand my race i aesa, run doas sit At
the receipt of customs (ls"krg At Cochrars-l.ueh-
ricAi IT. uI,ssss OF ,he,tr a exh'aitcDs the
at q tn mbrs o. the enti'n desire deal
ia:n otter Of act learne1 tots pr,Uc,pe, waca
IT, riSi.a from New icrs CIR J. Cechraus IA. 30
eop,erty cescs ihed = A. = wheu said ms pray
1t ny theirs AID the priv CT os,
right OF stUgo'erTIneht onls dod fa1ii nth the
abs ndt of hat erincitle aud deeply do
greet that my friend should gyea the piu-
cples he professet free SOIL and dec'arsd himself
favor Of slavery the territories This ia tn demo-
cratic convention have stssn ed in fourteen Years
Since ls4o, rbep ~. lat nveot,"n vhchI
held ia This city have wihGrn from the active
Of peli,ics and you eho knew m, XIV very vel
thar have ..d &c auy oody thai
d,ld. claus her) lem caled .err - sGspor prnc
pie which in ny heart cannot give up had hopei
with sord Old SINE r-- Naw Iory let ths serg.nt DE-
Tart in peace. for my taye tiny salvation !"
Er kyER If ST ianrenc.--I desire 10 s.y sir presi
Of principles eub died N the second teoiu,i m snd that
also vitht ~ from turtle: rarcpsiian III the action
OF this convention
Mr.. sRcoR. oransc-Ihe democrats o. Oracae connty
TO man have thsr ee'es ,e 10 vote asoinst
any measure endorsing the Nenra.s bl, aud now
specifically " hdra~ from this Convention.
Cries q Question, - sesti' y
Nj BE1Ts, of Orange--I have ba. very few remarks
TO make to he corveniion ! shall continue to par,
t.ctpate in the proceedings ~ this oodv. Great
soler. am tin sree aser Ssli.Ssa ,nso
with the eloquent een;lem tom New York that posi-
pesstrg into the ,erritor,es oelieve 20 still tFaut
AppAusel i believe upoc questions OF princi pie,
ouub DO s uf1 ,non our aon
which has teep saoptsdthe second q reversed
OF those p incpes which have always supported l
should participate further in the proceeding of this
convention Ioftion OF that resolution meets my sp
prohston 1t Dies notso far IS could wish, but a. "a
asi eoes II meets my approval do most euphstcs'ls
ray that the INTRODUCTION q that unior,u
nate, unhappy cr whatever term you may use.
Mr.. BxTs Yes inexredien-. link, however that
the Neb aska bin has not gore quite so far %
my friends 70 ssppose, | think L. has nos yet
opered the free rritores human slavery thick alo
that aitbou O. II mas not set done u It is nex
pcdieni, but 4 Il great Political wrong shout, ha %
been glad II hal been stopped by the
previous question but after endeavoring to amen; that
resolution in such way hst the democracS OF the
state OF New YORK mi,lJ sssGd upon II, don't think
they are y 70 spPyove OF he proceedings OF this
convention In passing 6sse ,ssoiions believe that at
the election they win vote against them. (Cres of
"Good stgrodi'i) I. is one question whether ois
approve CT re clu'ious which after all bu,
NJ Vi eHetner w approve resniu
tcns which counter to entire duty
II, ssi have ALREADY remarked, these resolu lions sent
further, ! should withdraw from this conveuton
- txteat To which 1T has gone makes it extremely patio
full for 20 act with you u does not drive from
your body, however (Appsuse) II Ia extremely dm
Gu for nv epy action OF mine, To ferse
the whole Of thai resolution csnnpt there procssd
TO vote With you without putt self right BET re
constituents and the country l sish TO stand
have alsnys stood that Consistency shall not ueed
ths plssterrg up Of Eloquent speeches Whist have
d nc N ie4s VII d. u day
cries az Qnestou,n Question
Ne .BErI don propose Is discuss th,s resolu ion,
% pa sed bnt only ~,s state hat those rer de
are ore b one oppng on fsoun our iit, srs msie In
suprcsg that the resolution adop cd is adyer to
their principles that they canrc act with this conven
ton
Mr.. WfsyEID-I merely wish TO ask II this convention
10 goirg 10 waste it's time 10 shis eel sm
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