The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01
Speeches OF nessrs. L. B. shepard, Jshn
Csehrane, John Van Buren,, and yshn
Kelly, Of n. u, jenkins, Of Oneida;
Church, Of Orleans, and Gene.
raj Wye, Of SufToih.
All the Kansas Resolutions, Pro and Con,
Laid on tho Table,
de-, &c, &c.
SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

the proceedings Of the morning Members con-
ggatsd IN groups, talking the sauay appearance
OF the conventional horizon. Prince John Van Barren IT,
usual equable and witty When asked how Il IL that
he has not been placed the Coraee Of RosoIntons
the Committee Organization, he smiles and says tina,
he had chance OF being honorcd with position on the
Committee Contested Seats Good for Prince John |
John Cochrane Is shut up with the Committee on c.ou.
ticns that there is chance Of seeing whether he
snes frowns. Gen. Nyc Is laughing aud chat.
Ting in the vestibule Of the Syracuse House,he head
quarters Of the Convention He gorihes in the rurnor
pretty generally believed that there sets reso.
lutions to be reported by the endor-
ing al We measures Of the fierce adminstra ton, and
denonncing Strugfellow aud the border rufaEs the
other set, INTRODUCED by Mr.. jenkins dcnounfng the
Kansas Nebrafka inamy, and insisting the rcstora.
uen 81 the Missouri temtfcmire line.
Ten O'Clock comes and the Cons cution Is assembled Ia
Cornihian Hall But stil there dIngs anent tho
Conn ittee Resoutons quarter of an hour capse.
before the proceedings opened they giving time
TO the committee to In and report Anxiety sits
bIoodng On tie counenances 81 most Of the Delegates
The sqnainess which has been obaof, Cd all the morning
in the horizon Of the Convention begins 10 look ash
more menacDg Ar the Committee Resolution Il
equally divided as they sayeight going for the admin.
,Iation md eight going against the Nebraska bll-so
the Convention generally II supposed to BE- divided Into
two hostile camps OF neeaiy equal power There are
morr told from mouoh to mouth OF the nominations that
have been decided on but they not reliable wor
Thy q being seriously attended 70. There large
number Of outsiders with eats in the hall
snd delegate calls the attention " the Chair 10 the fact
that these modest outsiders have onopoxei all the
front sents They respectfully requested to yield W
the high places In the sanctuary and few 81 them com
ry With that request Another quarter Of hour pa
and stu they wait
The Convention called 10 order At twenty miauto
before IL A. NJ.
The iip Of delegates was called by one Of the secrc;a
ries.
The IHAm expressed his regret at the
eecasoned last evening by the change OF pnee for the
holding Of the Convention.
kr. krsG one of the secretaries read the minute "
Yesterdays pfocttdtDRS--a TO Nil time.
Mr. ROW. asked to correct paragraph in IA. minutes,
in issIcct To the admission Of the Of degc
from schcneotady county. lie raid the motion 10 admit
tbtm was not made by Mr. G. u. Cnchrnne, but by Mr.
D.ebee lie owed to amend the journal in tat respect
lie ecnfende That Hossrs Kelly and Wander boyer
the legitimate delegates from that county.
Another delegate contsnded that the minute. were
.nrrsct.
Mr. KING, the Secretary explained Tie motion was
about 10 be made by Mr.. Bechce, when Mr.. CochrNne
'otc and claimed the privilege Of making the motion
The question was put and the motion 10 amend
agreed 10.
Tie minutes AZ read were approved
The Committee on Resolutions la NJ this stage ~
the proceedings, and the chairman Mir. aAndord y.
Church. proceeded TO report
A question introduced here, however AZ 10
dffga'e fr IN Chcnapgo county who sought to ~ admit
I'D MS alternate from iia, county
II vas moved to lay the matter the table ,or The
pl.ent.
That motion was agreed 10.
M; sas,ssD cnoa,i, reported from the Committee
on Ptsdfus'nns They had devoted, he ,aid neatly al
tho time which had elaIsed since Their appointment ~
enecGvorins TO agree and harmonic ali suhcc which
he, ihonph proper to bring before the consde alton Of
he ton'ention. They had agreed with entire aDsniny
On a questions except one and tia. In relation Ia
he tAnEs Nebraska bill On that question they were
nrahle 70 agree. He might be permitted 20 say,
that every member Of tina, committee hal e,hi'
bi'ed fril.t Of fairness and candor and desire
to ha,nonis On ,n, question and give .usa eaLros.on
but 20 their constituents. but they differed la their
o'nens as 70 what necessary 70 be said that sub
arcrction ot the Convention 20 take rueh action
in cir superior wisdom meet and proper ". would
proceed TO read the resolutions TO which they Ind
sfIted
lhe olu,lons accordingly read tatiisbsd in
lIlaays Hihstp
Tie ssdng fine Know Nothing resolutions was ~
o,std with loud nrpaufe and osppng Two little dg~
ut in their tarks 10 sdd 20 the demonstration ami
created much M.rfmtnt.
1t Va moved and seconded that tie report IL &C
sfptrd
n. motion vas acfsed so.
Nr Ss,IL then moved that the resolution b. read
Inn and difIored o.
Mr. Hrsr u Oneida suggested that important
question 81 issue bad not been alluded 10 in hr rsor
tanr. The minority rspoft.had not t~sn presented.
Gr. JisKrss tf OutLs moved to snsfebi the action
the resolutions Until TIC other resolutions -oad b.
submitted.
Mr. L. b. snrAAp aid that Ia regard T. ths resolutions
leorefbe Convention there had been entire eoncurroDct
The Part Of The committee. There Therefore, no
Why ihest should not be nj disposed Of ~
there vss sny intention 10 optose niese resolutions ho
NIT advised oif The queDce ~ ostpoDiBF
Non upon ihtm would be to n.a up ia. questions befoe
thsm With another yrsve question which about W fe
bougLt 10 their consideration. lie dad not thin that
such confusion would con6Ae 20 oearnes Of view al
,he g.n,emaa rem ons.ds, H. Jsnlns,' AMI b fa,or
81 The profost!tn Of the gentleman from New fors thr
tmalL)
Mr. avon a onondssa aid tbs, the resolution Ia
regard "a the standardization would probably not be Oh
Jocttd 10 In the c,nven,ion provided The subsequent %
tall TO The souad unie.s Tho Ts,ontipn In reference ~
Kansas aus Nebra-la was carried The resolution IN
ference 70 the naturalization you'd d.pfDd for 10 hdop
ton On tie rpbeeqreni resolution he subfntto % nj.
n1en'oD; therefore these Ie.oivuons should MI 10
forced on them po~, bu, should We hy Natl u'o~
oihsrt referred 10 rhuuld be prffensed.
Hr. l.. b. hnuirp II New York thotlgbt tho gentle
nan iron tnonisgA uiisuud~frtcod the motion. Tie
MOTION was 10 take up the resolution them
BY When the fesfuton In reference 10 bs al
ipuist alton up, the gsnileaan from une.fa fNr
jenkins might t,en subui, bis resolution 10 respect y
Mr. Hrsr a Ultra thought II the resolutions - reg ID
10 The administration could be yofpensd I'LL The oihsr
disposed II II void met tb. s~s y gentlemen -
both sids-
Mr Ioosn a Livingston, NJ Objection T. .a1lsy
up the resolutions sfm iiu tiey should eon.s 70 he
No N hieh her wished 70 mai. noihssiiSn
Mt. gt>tNg withdrew IL. tno;.on 10 r1s'yonc,
The question Nr. snail, noion - take " he ft
,sluiion' - .ei'@. 80 uen Po' and earifa
The ntst resolution ~s accordingly rad ny tDs
iis qssi!ea "a t.t And Il Vs. ioi,,a unAnioa.ly
lie f.sond r.soln,isn Fsh ing r. ne canhk 49, read
NJ fSess desed lobays ys i.s,s 81 fsliloB - ,hs
sulle,, laid isfors lhs Bguss. cfies = "onedlon,
HE qps,'ien wss i.ssn aAd u. resolution assa
mtusiy sotY'r6.
7ishhd resol~,ien "a the aqaor eus.s1n ~as then
Rad w Nf. fassldy.
W.. Brnp.r - Oneiea wisssl % have M greais
rotten " n rtt,igsion stlel out o"ffu ,iai
tssr IN mind that IL va net fat % ssd'r ,he y.ebm
Try qu,F act 70 ag Hglsistioa liz main Obj
e. tie hitter porfan ~ the fesnisiNu ras tbat ~"
ints 50 lsisI W III cgnytn.'on ths ase.tos = "
luaieary not Tor them o. tyets the ississoh q
he Cpst ~ Apf<ss. Abs oriiisbs bal tsep os1'st
On lofb sdss lera<saif msaA<rs u me tsf IsyN q
iatnfs hid vu.ra fo- TIA, la sna yDnst NJ - ~
nsnt for this scaseAsiou "a ssEs ths' gpr.la y ~
fisa ~ the cobris yhers has ten sAfshy ,Affsa
tinssh hs ~iag o. dsclsfs tst hsf i-~n ~ %
hat She question II tsa- t"la 90 - -
70 siih yoislc. Ne "a nj " a % y- - ,ss sssI'
MAJ eentsniioh ~birh tsf ne; 49, - -
1 10 ristss their nvts sne fTt.fesfA 80 % -,
| acid b< noss - pghtr)--t0 tie ftfs 80 ~
He desired "a hsye IA us,'ss 30 - sst~G > 70 sosrs
sobrieilfns - ths t<ssia'sfe snr p &fssf 'ha =,
ter ar ~ ffs Fssolosiqn - sfttlfa ri Tho vi ~
fefs vhie ~. lguoF zane ffttsssf ~ M state srs
efss'ss thoss ofAn! ssheT sasl< esl lfi thfm rot
hon, aiferp; " v~tpd us feeazs . hat koa0rs'A'
Ieritp q ~ cenyrFans r.riy, rio re : '-'' -
She fth q in;,nf~rAnts oIs ef IL. -.
hat tan cs'eiais siass H. s.vt4 us.r' sr~erys,