The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

thess true msn has been desi mated fsr position .
The ns1t resolve was debated q consider ~be sngth
and II vas snss.sted that Il infrnssd tho prov mes
| OF the Leg ftature.
notion made TO lay it on tho table was ost WA
| then resd
Resolved, Thst scomcittee of eight persons be DO
pointed nv the Pres d. MT ot this to nom is
a sw committee 20 whom shall DO rserrcd pr .li-
bit'ry law passed BY LegisIstars Las, sssso 4, to
Isv amerd II they deem It necessary and sub
| nit u result for "a mont next ion Adoptsl
resolve were proposed and much dispute arose. viii Sd
| wss net very int~lis sioe.
MyroD CArs then nominated for Governor by
| ACCLAIM alton there being bat negative vote
motion % adjourn was made, out not put
Nr RICHARDSON moved 10 n,min ate fulf ticket.
Mr. CHAAnkRs moved 10 'ay that motion on the table
Nj CHAMBxRs rose to oppose he resolution, when
| LEoNARp GBns rose poins Of order, the gontle
man having already spoksn though very briefly the
| qutstion
| The CnArR iecldsi tho point of order valid emo.
Dr. LUCKY followed at le 9Th against the resolution.
| NJ HAvENs SAID the oriy difficulty as who
should be ominated Lieutenant Governor He
| here ssvo,sbi 10 Cisri ara scod henry j Raymond
he had cl wn sod had observed bis course care
fully lie had heard Rsy mono oscs,e hi nself Aains
law man Rest bssuss ali fo,u or laws nad failed ans
| fecora, the ope demanded the law and he ~sntei
10 let hsu bRve IL AZ or spea ing ut len 9Th he said
| Nr Wood wished net To em barr .ss This question
MIR GmDs sskcd whether Mr. Wood authocized ali this
Nj. tAyESs wou a not Alter euiogiz,ng Mr..
woSc, he read letter from him declining to
| RcuARpsos, Of altany Withdrew the resolutior,
| IA ntyed 10 nomies'e Henry Raymond by accama
ion tCheers snc hiss-s
hr EumNcu th,ught that Mr Woods name vas
tiersen, the nsxt best thing WAS to pcmsnate Heny
| J RayUc He aa- his next hest choice
o. l.. PIlToE said thst Wood had hcuorably de-
clined he would sio to t.ke him up II Raymond
hso done the same he would have respected him Ray.
rnor wants the Office too much for that hs life and
labor hav~ ken unfortunately for him. Let 1t be ssd
We have put down sc Of his Veto and let
| us do so Tn Ray mopd becsuse he took 1t up.
EnOTts mace by Of the mbcrs to oh.
tar the floor, but Mr. Pie 'ce was ao sed to go on
should To take up Elijah Ford, who sst.
| ent temperance Raymond had taken up -eymour
! where he should have dropped him waen the bou.
Pierre Soue sought u murder the FIR nsh mioist3r,
Henry Raymond cf the Co Ngrega'iona Church, unde
took 10 justify the duel Tner regard for public MORALS
she, d lead II EN- to vote against nenry J. Raymond
Scme one suggested that newspaper rivalship occs-
| tior ef his bitterness.
| and lot demoralizipg as Rsymond's paper.
Mr. sNopoRAss was for tafipg that machinery which
| would X results
JoN MARSH charged that the old were overlooked
| and soc converts allowed TO supplant them NJ.
Raymond was now convert but he would not stand
| in tis way
| J A PLATOON said hey over from the enemy,
end you put them in front becauae tAsy dsht hsrder
What You are or what i am We don't know now what hat
sgopy OF mind those men were IN who defeated the
| Maine law. He moved to extend Marshs time.
! Mr. MARsH-No; ~ill give ray to these new comers
Prot Mccoy thought new conner was sent by tbs old
men The veto has Increased the demands of the
perance people re quoted the Albany Register to The
effect that candidate must have fixed opinions aud
sition temp rze His pcrAopsl feelings in
| OF Ray mord but we must have 8 model ticket.
passed have to ten hi. contitaents that ther had nomi
nsted ho the ssconser OF that arch traitor
Fere forty mbers claimed the door and loud calls
were mace for 'ke ayes and noes on the motion
fev Mr. cKAMrToS said if this motion was lost Iudov
would be elected TO tie presidency OF the Senate. II
| wSnt hi there vote tbis motion.
=. B. hcSkssox was ia favor OF concessions when ne
| be nece ssaIy 70 have the rrchbitor, law.
,aottnc. Of speak rs now jamped up and confusion
| worse COL founded epauee
HJHAx BAxsEY new g4isea attention nud said he hsd
jpst come firm MIR Wood, Who had whAr~ his dech
natiep, and who nov lett hmasit in the hanns nf hi
B, TAFT protested in behalf Of his own manhood OF
temperance and bis God sgarst mailing this eonyer tiou
theatre Tor sny political party to gain their ends.
| (Gheers) @
Mr. CnAsBrRs concurrea the eulogy that had been
bestowed upon Mr.. Wood bat Il! he nominated, he
| asbed, What ~ou,d be the re'u'tf fR'f
| Cries Of "He would be- elected
Mt CHANRERs inning, said the charges made here
seninst Mr. Raj mond we're fstse
| Many eHorts6y different m:mberr were made to
| obtain The 6oor NMM eAM#s&
| motion sde t, sjjou,n aud lost
The previous question moved, and then withdrawn
TO Jet Mr. prIsyAs speak . he euog,sd Nr Wood, ana
II the climax He astcnished to hear from Mr.
Barney that he had reconsdered that decrmtcati, IN
He considered that tempasaDce would staud like
| rock IL united on the nomination OF Mr Raymond
| The previous quest ion ordered. and voce
| vote aiken for Lieutenant Governor.
Several Of those who, ut tho Anti Nebraska Conven
| ton, voted for Wood, now voted for raj mond
| Tho audience we're dissusded from cheering ct the
| announcement of toe result which that raymond
| received l63 votes Wood liz
recess then tool place till 8 P. N.
| BvEsING SESSION.
The convention reassembled again at eight O'Clock
Mr. MARSH offered a resolution highly eulogistic Of
Wood
resolution.
several OF Mr. Woods supporters now deprecated any
| further andling of his name
The r. solution was then withdrawn.
oiution was offered to appoint state Committee
! Of sixteen.
Mr.. BINGHAM, OF ATeghany, offered resolution urg
ing the calling Of temperance ratification mott
This discussed ut consde aole length.
1he business committee then reportso the folio wing
Resolved That it the opin Of tbi, tha.
day by the LEGISLATURE that its going opsr
aon should be deferred be ond the LIST day OF May
| 1866. adopted unanimously
Mr. Bpgham's resolution then adopted.
committee consisting Of h G. D. levan, H. Marsh. Of
I J. n. stebSips, R n. Y ravens, ems " sisriiDg '"D'''
A nui ipncity Of resolutions we're ihen passed and
Voluntary speeches afterwards we're made by Burlsgh
II. wilkins, snd others, and tho convention adjournsd
The KNOW NOIHlNG STATE CONNENTlONt
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK herald.
Ibsve b. mefs accident had glau.e as circular
directed to the local ocers of the Know Nothings in tn
various towns Of the State giving them directions
sp citing the holding of state Convention, and give
you the following information concerning the move
mt Mt.
II seems by the circular in question, that the plac
gpaieo for the citing OF tie convention vas oTig
raly stated TO be at rooms In 36O Broadway New York
bu, the ur pecsdy large number Of delegates who,
Il, The evous appointment it hsa been ascertainsi
would has led the officers TO change the place
Of meeting to 'Odd Fellows Hall Of Grand and
street in New York where State ticket Is to
Re CHOSEN the 4th Of October next, At 10 An
Ths CIRCULAR which had not time opportunity to
COPY In siQr ed BY W Barker G. p, (3rand Preai