The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-30

tnuance o tbs law, but only that this convention should
say 10 the marauders public morality that thcy must
keep their hands Oh till the courts decide upon tie law
(Applause lie believed, under God, that unless this
republican convention would say 10 the people that the
principle Of prohibition il right the whole prohibition
feeling In this state Is destined utter overthrow
for ten or fifteen years nj least.
The convention were getting tired Of Mr. stcbbias and
manifested that feeling by stamping OF feet and loud cries
Of question, question
Mr. Z. &. LEIGH, of New York, attempted In dsregard
OF the general sentiment OF the committee 20 make
speech on temperance, but his voice was drowned by
shouts Of question, question. Notwithstanding this Mr.
Leigh did not sit down.
yoicA-Are we TO have an open discussion this
question, or voteg IT not 10 have o vots at
once let us have fr fight, and viii carry II here
Tor four weeks. lApplause)
Mr. LEIGH continued his effort 10 inAict his discourse
on the committee but crushed out by decided mani
estations that he would not be heard
The nppesl WAS not Attended ~ sna ~, % .ah
compelled to yield, and sat down In high dudgcon
Mr.. JoHs jar made another and eausiIy ridiculous
effort TO read the resolutions Of the republicans west
chester.
This attempt, like the two preceding ones, met by
most decided evidences OF disfavor.
vocE-Ai we want IL to know whether arc to
have open discussion. II So go ahead.
Loud cries OF question, question.
member moved that Mr. Jay be At liberty TO read his
resolutions.
The question was taken and negativcd by q decided
yoicE-Therc are persons voting here who arc not
entitled to do
Cries Of where are they? Show them II you can
Some other temperance philosophers made vain efforts
TO continue the dcussion but their voices sbso
utcy drowned with stamping Of ieet and loud cries Of
Tho CHAIRMAN was unable TO restore order for some
quarter Of an hour lie at length announced tina. the
table tho resolution ~ Mr. stebbins.
The ayes and nays were called for.
Mr.. RICHARDSON, OF Albany, hoped that every member
would rise in his seat when voting, that he could be
seen.
The question was taken and there were noes lOs ayes
So, AZ follows:--
Yeas, Vim Barnes Deodatus Wright flarkson y Cro.bv
Davidson Albany Ausu,us xss.n Brsoms recoq chsa
N B. converse. Delaware; Stephen BAKER, A. 4. Allen,
sa a.f " sa Sns T. 4 s' isy.y
E s a Gar s%wn Usher owsn % Tssss
i Ia Poster hsSsh Alien Jsss,.sa \ !. Ssi
esn fod ps e.es sSsys S sss ss
Monroe 9 = fsh a,a , N dsral' Moasemsry n
,aI rs ssyS w% SSy;si ssssqs VIVA isass s.
New York; Tho. McIGuI, ontario Geo n arier Dewitt
Ton ks s II k e rrs y s FRI
oa E We s rSs ssy sss
ssS Ts + Wa%s INLAY jsy p &s
Terrace Greeley wesches'er j. W. sChorss' Warren s. O.
Nays:.wm. RICHARDSON, Abany;L 9, May, N. y. Hun,
Ts%s4 ssos sasa sss s. Sis.
John ii%orc cacmansi Geo xssry Edgar aa@rs
lynn : S Ss!sas; ' S%S
II Barnes, Du'ehess; Geo " Goa, Esscri wm; q John
Adams, dsssns D wsrdssi W o Rosia.oa bradley Je 4
1siss saS rsIss ssE' rrss .ss
r9g . t smith r,a sspSIns sesnesr Mon Mon
s s1% Sa Ss S.. EpTsoa
a isS 1s' gS%. sss9sy ST .g
Tnncash: psn. i coie, Orleans. James csIi Weed o.
s ss a a N.fG
Abbott Ien.ssaeT = Besch schuyler Js,on sm,'h
thatcher, JOIN Maysard saeeeon; l. 4. Morraa 8 4
Howell Ulster; IL ho.we,ss, ws.snsani Iarios ' Hyde,
foS s1 %scmn q ce wsyns ea o. Shepherd
lowing 10 the incorectness Of the lists Of delegates
there several omitted IN the foregoing ami the
number viii therefore, not tally exactly but s u Is
worth being published, 20 show how Greeley Culver jay
Leigh and the other temperance spoutcrs repudia,e the
Maine liqnor Iaw.l
20 the minority report was not laid on tho table.
The result 81 the vote the occasion for loud Growing
on the part OF the temperance from the rural Districts
ysnton here introduced and announced that The
Nbig Convention had appointed committee 81 ten
port to this Convention that the former had agreed unan
mousy TO In" resolutions and platform agreed 70 by tho
joint committees last evening" also that the Whg Con-
ycnon had agreed unanimously to tho tickct adopted by
Il Il we're S' their pleasure =" '"' ''"'''
Mr. jos BirSr moved that committee Of ten be- an.
pointed 10 welt o Wing Convention and inform them
that the Convention are ready 70 NEE, them in joint
convention
IT suggested that This hsd better be deferred nn
tie platform and ticket should have been agreed TO-
The motion was accordingly wiihirawn
Mr. Buft4Rp, 81 saraioga, tho platform AMI
mnyed to amend the minority report by proposition
h expfersng the scni nont The Convention In oppo
sitiun 10 slavery AMI in favor OF Temperance
Nr. BLUM ~ New York, evncing by his manner AZ.
tonishmout at ihe cool impudsnes a Nj Ballard asked
whether the gentleman from saratoga member n
It was scknowledgod ~ that Individual that he vas not
Mr.. BitSI Thought his ,onlnct 81 presenting this
luton an extraordinary proceeding.
The resolution wa ruled out Of order, aud member
oGc,ea 10 s4heg a. but no aitehtrn vas paid 10 him.
Judge crty proposed that the minority report Offered
W Mr. s,ehbns be adopted merely independent
preston q the sense Of majority q the Congenten and
NJ sTKHsn most chccrfuiiy accepted Tho amendment.
cloud spplause)
1he question was then put On the adoption n Mr.
Siebbins resolution all 4 adopted by loa
and amid much applause.
he question then REQUIRED On Tie Adoption IL the
port q tie Committee On Half1rms, an1 4 also
adopted Wy reclamation.
he CONVENTION manifested a. delight ., tbl. oonsum.
nation Ivy loud and enthuNlasc cheenug all The dele
gates standing up waving their hats, cheering vocife
Mr.. Pnsrr moved the following resolution a. an tnle.
pendea, expression u senunsni;--
heseisei That our republonn Institutions are y Danger
10 republic demands a the power be 0verihroen
Great uproafsone cries ~ no, no, AMI others that
the resolution did not Rp 10 tho marx At all
Mr pratrs resolution treated IA Tho cavalier
style The question not having been rvsn been pu, On g.
scented ~ Mr. on, II Rensselaer,.
The report was adopted unanimously, AMI sifnliar
scsne ~ that which oioEed iba aaoYtun = The plat
form, enacted.
he motion for ire appointment n q COMMITTEES 70 IN
fofm tie other convention t.Hi tlla contention hal
agreed HE platform and nominations AnA tina, taey
were ready - meet them la joint cgnreniloa, ~
ncvvd
The motion "a adopted AMI he ioIlowing zrssIensn
we're appointed suth committee e ipns.ctfs Crosby
Thatcher. Bpshef, HcNalien tary Peabody Blunt wa
Nsts Johns,n, AMI iApham.
here a. intcBsc satfaciion A. The triumph - fasiou
aud She members broke out into al gygt haw8f