The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-02


He knew the gentlemen who made this Interruption.
They the who said last night ii useless to
he fpendrg much time the resolutions. What
cared they for resolutions or platforms so long as they
have the Custom House paronageY Another gentleman
from the city of New York ex-member OF Congress elect
lr. John Kelly threatened to walk out OF the Conven
tion, it happened 10 adopt not in accordance
with his views He Nir. Hunt would only say that il
that gentleman did walk out his blessing would go with
city of New York might go with him. (Appiause)
Mr.. o'KHrE-Except Van Buren,. GAnghter)
Mr. Hru.well am glad TO see that there is one good
member (ir. Kelly mean TO say that all the demo.
eTacy he had was to keep ireemen out 81 Kansas
the more votes tie party would get at the
polls. fAprlause.) The only way to set this
Convention right was to pass the resolutions Of Mr.
Church.
Mr.. HuSr.-You may say "oh!' but recoect sir
that New York has not such great influence as sh
claims to have She has but very small portion Of tn
voters Of the State.
volcR-More than any three counties in the State
Mr.. HuNT.-Aye, and for that you would monopoIis
the conscience Of the State augher) He would tell
these that the people Of the country placed some i'm
porance the platform which this Convention would
chile that slavery should not be extended into free terri
tories their ticket would sink here into contempt and
they would not get even az many ~ se
tines You have enunciacd distinct principles. Gen
temen distracted with fears inside and out with re-
ference the reception rejection Of the delegates from
this state in the Cincinnati Convention He attended
enc National Convention in 1S4s and there it was
nounccd that delegate from New York should take his
seat who was infected they called It, with the pest
ena maady of opposition to the spread Of slavery and
the democratic party utterly defeated in the contest
The National Convention would support that party which
could carry the voters with themof that they might
rest assured ANY party entering the canvas with the
terrible Odds There fear therefore, as to the ex
clusion Of New York delegates from the Cincinnati Con-
venon The majority here has controlled this Gonven-
ton and controlled it with great lack of good sense
They had still opportunity lett to set themselves right
with the country. He moved Mr.. Churchs resolution
as an amendment to that of Mr.. Cassidy's
Mr. CocHRANE, of New York; TO question of order
Mr. Churchs resolutions ordered to lie on the table
and could not be taken up in this way.
The CHAIR sustained the point and decided that the
amendment Of Mr.. Hunt was not in order
Mr.. HrST then offered as resolution the following
amendment
Resolved, That in The Judgment Of this convention that
ton Of The Kansas Nebraska bill which repealed the law pro-
nnea s orS q 81 a o
%e and Of He Union o bad lived ct In oo af
and DANGEROUS opening OF the slavery agitation being unn
Resolved THAT we opposed admission Of saverv
Into te free Territories of tie United States and that the Legs
additional ofi1s7 excluding slavery from the North
admitted by he Distinguished statesmen every party until
government has, within the opini Of this convention, been
sSsr,ed bsneacialy 30 The Territories and the States.
Mr.. LARKN, of westchester moved the previous ques
tion.
Mr. HuRIBFRT of Oneida, hoped the gentleman would
not add insult to injury, BY pressing his motion.
Mr. Van BURES objected that there was no rule estab-
lisbed for the prefQ4S question.
Inc SHAR decided tlstt the previous question: couiu oe
Mr.. SHEPARD asked that the previous question be with
drawn.
AR. I4sREIv withdrew his call for il.
Mr.. HuRIIfRT OF Oneida, had great respect for the
gentleman from Albany (sir Cassidy, who was the
author Of the resolution before them and as he saw that
fere wa STOLE ncae s th ~ Io nrn
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Mr.. AiyoRn, Of onondaga next took the foor; lie said
the gentlemen from the city Of New York, and those who
by and appliances which they have at hand come
and act as they have done forget that we are Con-
Nenon of the people OF New York. They seem To think
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT reeaY,,iess ., ,be eaac, az Amir
action on The national marty. lie was not one Of
fbc namea who had odne aver 10 ne renubli
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