The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08

Mr. DcRAS thevght that rest Of the Convention had
clstm IN the inorn saon which to posses
by the gen usuAs from Ke~ York. he would move fer
aeomutsss 70 Wait the Coarnittee Resoiutte
Adopted. Neas0. Doran, Ry ynoers and Preston K,rg
weIe appointed as saia committee.
Mr. DosAs, fcr tbe conmtee reported that rcso.u-
tons would be re ,orged before to-m morning
motion ~ss ma~e !" adjourn, AID lost. daughter
and sspsrse from th. gslere-
NM Franz, fof Jederson,) moved that the Convon-
psuse tDc signs OF diseent
Several 6essates were 90 the 6oor, and amid some
confusion, the chair recognized
Mr. SMTH lot ErieI whe moved TO lay the motion on
the tatle pfiause) The motion was adopted.
moticn TO adj urn was made and lost (Rencwed
iaughter)
kr Frame moved that the Convention proceed 10 no
n mae candidate for Govern (Crss Of "No, y
Mr. sx,x raised question Of order. Was II In osdss
to renew motisn just iosts sx e -
The CaAR decided that M. Frsne's not1eA waa ~
order. in..mseA = n spscac nets 81 oss csn'
doate, whsrvas III other wusfse o6ssp s1Reers. 1g
Mr. snIa-1hen nevs 70 ~ th.s motion on ths
,ssls ,s,Iss tAppauss) 1p @ousn o. NJ snish 20
division was called for. end aos voted to ,sy oats
There considerable confusion durisg ths taxing q
tn vote, and ons Of the New York dessgstion made
laugh by iDquirDs Of the Chair what the question VAST
The tnAh-Wh'ch questiors 80
pnIoAis-why, that you was telling about standing
Up arc sitiirg down.
Several motions made to adjourn. but the Chair
recognized MN
Mr. THOMAS, of Clinton, who rasved that the Couyen-
III 90 nov nominate Horstis seymour for Governor by
acclanaion
Esrr there was great deal Of excitement and cheer
irg for Seymour in which Mr. Rnders was particularly
The CHAIR stated the question bet did not put IT, uhe
Nr. CORNELL Of stcuben GO. the Acos Re rxiA ~
vartec II to te understood that be was IN favor cf te
domination Ct Mir. Seymour Indeed he thcught that
With proper eyertcrs he might be elected But he Waa
also IN svor Of free sseech and Of coipg things dso
in order The Convention was aware vn6 ths0 eSce
several reutlcncn ntscpt WOr}it
upon wi ich the party could stand Was ulGhtto49
rive 'hem Of the oppe rtunity to come Ia - eehA
should be here With Us, to jean tic seun wath w1k
Sc, % win bc greeted-an acs1asn uevug - -
Be pom, OF order, which uas Shaf
msde his motion se-s ~
Tfe lHAln hal only recognized The youtlunpaa supu
Cihton and cpnscquon,y could not kasc sn1pftlinca
any molten except that made by him. 81
We neos q he seaissa saf from @ csso S ssssss i
till TO morrow ming. xa-res ~ sea
Capt R1KpHas oh, no let's hass seymour, sesolu-
'ias % G no Tss0qsai Il Sen.ss 4 s.e ia.
adjourn till TO- morrow rsr aicg Ut tanaosxIk 49,
sIvEEAl DzirsArrs--koi mol sSy eight (GsuSusion
1sE cH.n-D Does TIE gentleman from stepbea make a
Mr. CoRsIui--Yes, to adjourn. s.
Tho cun--h It is moved that this Convention do now
adjourn (Cries OF tNo, rcs') is ftt rH r. =
EnnnD Gnr0ArE Let M tit 1t ont There ID LOT Of
people here who want 10 got tusough enc goi1ume
TIE Cnah--Thc motion Is net dnbatcs6lc. xhe DoGl-
yenton viii be in order: 49,.
ns. be cali on that motion me qucstion ws cu. =
IHE CulJE--A suAcient nunlb~r have voted Il r1the
s: sss"Ss ss ys,a 1ss s.s s:ss w % ~
"No;' nhcrerpou the ColiScnttcn aa3carned
Nss o, ,,rcoE, p. NJ
pSoane old Judge faid that hs telicycd that the
Almighty had fors-knowicdgs Of e;esything except
tho verdict Of petit jury. Ho might hsse added the
Resolution Committee Of this Conyenticn II hc had icon
about At this tine There is get no probability Of
their agreemart the resolutions 10 be subpoittca
70 msxnine. Tho Ar1barnors in tho eennsay
fsy thy have nothing - loec By rcrrdiating Ne ess
whcs Sc oscc. .kSsessx h Ma xssk .sre Iassicrbasu
anxious TO in press upon them tho necessity OF safsy
rg the administration at oil hs-sTds That is he sa,
the stands
The evening scssion Of tho Contention was 4 sIlor
cne-a little than hour in duration. No busi
beyond the aprolnt;rg of State Central Com ~,
tee transacted. There fun ticry
debate, in which Ryndcrs played prominent part Ma
picture painted without the figure Of tho assistant
Surveyor in the foreground. He know all about the
committee he made the motions "a adjourn and he lei
up the cheers for Governor SOY ronr When lis name
called 10 vote the lnal motion to postp
nominations ard adjourn, he desired to mako
few rcn,arks, but the Chsir would not indulge him,
and he voted "Y.s.v There considerable confusion
at one time and Mr. Speaker Ludlow he'd much US he
could conveniently attend to keep tho helm of tho
Convention straight, although it va governed BY the
rules o4 the Assembly The motion to iourn was voted
for by all the New York delegation except two threo
The country party dositcd that the nominations should
be made Previous to the report of tho Committee Re-
solutions then they could escape tho Nebraska
lutions and tho danger Of spht at tho time But
the Nebrassa men, and many Of the abotons.s, who
desired TO nee tho question squsrcy refused to join in
this plan, snd evcr thing is In great del
state than It boiorc Tho votes tho motions
adjourn and 10 lay On the table cannot be considered
test in any degree Altogether tho fest days pro
oeeding have been Interesting "notwthstandi1g tine
heat OF the weather.
lhc thermometer 70 day reached 90 degrees in tho
shade At hve O'Clock it quito cloudy at eleven
IL commenced RAIN ng hard
The New Yorh delegation elected for tho State Central
Committee Jsaiah Ry ndcrs and Robert Kelly.
Captain Ry ynders oecnod afterwards aud John Cocil-
rsne was elected in biz place.
SECOND DAY.
STBAcUS:, Sept. :, 1854.
Tie Convention called TO order at O'Clock.
Mr.. FRENCH moved the appointment Of Q committee OF