The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22


ccDSc cted 70 the ohsir, said-
Csstlemsn Of the Cosssstisa:-I return 70 goa NJ
rosouAo thsnks for the hoaor pea have
sb.s svDtiOD~s .. BILE Wig e,avs.uss Of tss ss.ss
~. sa K:
IN, nay tay TIA. shall endsavor t. discharge the
come fere c,o,hed vih the ssLest rsspoos,b by
Of SewYo,k We srs bound to Sset these rs.psasi-
bities snc though eaon delegate may hsve come hess
with psrtisbtY or preferssee, II u his duty aeeS
be TO that preference for the good VI the party
Relieve that there Is high aud lofty pstristism sssa<h
10 THU C"nve to these personal crdces and
auenjy stated b, m, pres scessor in tn chair ths sole
msbt becf sssry TO believe thas 90 sha9
b. hi 70 esch.rge the duties IN matn er saieh w,e
pies OF the wh'g {Arty--jusuce, Temperance sAa
iieedom. (Appisufe)
NJ THcsSr moved that committee OF eight DO sp-
pointed to draft resolutions expressive Of tho o.
lnyGA1x moved 20 amend BY msti,s the com mitsos
coDti,t u two from each Juoicsl district Lost
VT atp.Ex Of Kings, moved that tbs members from
csch Juocsi district meet and appoint oAs hoa each
district this committee Carries.
EnGA1E moved to reconsider too vote oy sbioh this
motion sdop'ed Re thought that the m -sbses Of
the c, INVENTION did not know what they voting
shout
W yFxRnT, Of New York.-How can you tell uho is
u,ipg when half The Convention Is standing no al tho
wh,g, an, Dssld to DO 1t. daughter ssd apotsuse
lhe sHAx ngan requested the persons In favor Of re-
cor tfdsfs ion to vote.
Bir NEBRrrr.--i can you tel Which way the man
that mace that melton vctecf
1he HAK ruled Mr. Merritt out Of order.
Mr. TiKusYg defender morton ~ beng The fairsst
way OF appointing the COMMITTED
sr HsSDsrsos Of Queens, supported Mr.. BirdseJe.
AIEKGA1x c,led for the ard mars.
The tnAiR nlsde Il Q usual snnouncement, when
Ar CMP Of kIe, thought 1T was ont Of order t. cal
u roll When il ban not been ordered By nisa
TIE CHAR The Convention Is under NO especial ruses
ard NUT oe guic cd BY its votes
lie tnsm THERE are grave smsarrassmss ia tn.
way calling tie roll at this ,ue there IL
coiesed eats ana y viii 70 necessary for the Coaven
siop decide what TO do with the those
tricts
sr MERRITT We had better let Ell this members vat.-
t'enent. have been to many . two primary elsc
ticns in New York Qausher), wherc there hfoea
niion Of psepe sgsnst u.s. and as many ia favor.
ihe motion rot was laid ON the table, csrry.
ing The .s whole mater sH. along with !. >.
coDfes' ed seats
The CHnR-3hst matter Is in the hands of commit.
Mr. 4HoRSE moved that committos II Ave b ap-
pointed 10 draw up suitable .escuons BE- laid before
the Convention Amended 10 ~ 10 nccsse the nunSec
M a.snEnsos moved to smen' Y mixing the COM
The CHAIR--1he motion b.ire IDENTICAL With the ona
just laid on the table Ia NIT iD Ger.
Mr. Thoin's motion La tae table,
York contested seats woud not be ready TO report be-
fore O'Clock.
a molten to adjourn utl that hour was made and
lost
Mr. CcSKIING Of Or ca, the part OF the committee
to whom refer contested seat in the dis
trict Of Oneda tltrtsa that Mr. Kellogg eatuod
to tho fest.
GEN11rnAs fsbo sad he was "a substitute for the
consstaB sale wished to lay the facts Of the CASE
before the Co sntion.
The cHAIRlt Is ,o' Ia order Tho question Is upon
the eccep'snce Of the report Of the committee.
Mr. NEGRrrr--yr Thermsn, waot-
The SUBSTITUTE have right to be heard
The CHAIR-You out OF ORDER and docking at Mr..
ferri,t) an tirso that yon alec
Mr. 3HcRNf-fo was q member of the committee
Mr.. NEHRTr-Yes, was. and the way undarst0,d Il
truth about IT, now they've done it, and don't tiias
our time ought to be taken by Tearing all the lingo
again daughter All have soy il that II you
(Renevsd gb,er Its work Of snpererogat iavhs
first pacs ana granddaughter In the second uAughtee
The suBsrr Tn said few words but could rot se heard
ON the st*Dd thAe great deal Of noise aoout
him He was choksd of with tho CT airmsn's hammer,
add several requests to shut up and The quesioa
ing taken On the acceptance OF the report 1t decided
Ia the Affirmative.
The motion to appoint committee Of one from each
Judicial district tie resolutions renewed and car
RED: The Chair appointed the com nl.tes-the nance
adopting the rules the House Of Assembly, the Con-
yepton Mt four O'Clock adjourned again at seven
EVENING SESSION.
The Convention met pursuant - adjournment,
The President took the chair at seven O'Clock.
The Committee on the New York contested seats, by
Mr. Cook reported that neither of the gentlemen c.-
ing seats from districts No. 2 No No IL have any
eeiyed with applauss and unanimously adopted
On motion, he Convention went into informal bal
lot for candidate for Governor
Mr. HIscIIY, Of Chatauque-N has been sts'ed In tho
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