The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26

than the appointment Greene G. Bronson as delesa,
10 the National Con, ention at Cincinnati
Mr.. HAsKIS proposed to offer a new resolution con
| demnatory Of the administration.
wasread as follows
Resolved That considering the violation by the presen
federal administration If the pledges under which csm
into power its close afation With abolition and
slavery agators Of lSl8 its wicked and sensees attacks
upon the rights 81 the states, its bold usuration il
using its great central power controlling the local cleo
tons OF sovereign States Its weak and cowardy foreign
policy, especially in reference the insults and attack
ospain upon citizens and commerce and 10 the ac
QUESTION OF Cuba acd the INSCRIPTIONS abuse Of it, pat
ronage ~ removals from and appointments TO office tho
national democracy OF this State will continue the
uncomronisingiy hostile and opposed IT, Its support
or ITS i1endship,considering is past conduc-wil BE-
found 70 be more dangerous than its open hostility.
Mr. HAsSiS thought it mperativey necessary that this
resolution should be passed by the Convention and ht
ho That the soft convention should not be allowed "a
anticipate or go beyond them in their condemnation
the executive.
Mr.. NArEw moved TO postpone the resolution iniea-
niteiy.
Mir. HasNiN called for the yeas and NAYS
Mt sAfhRs appealed TO the gentleman 10 withdraw hi
resolution, IL clear could not mss H. Ont OF
charity he hoped il would be withdrawn
Mr. HAsKIN respectfully insisted on the Convention
showing its sentiment on this resolution
The question being the motion to postpone indef.
nltey me yeas and nays we're called; and there
yeas go; nays, 49, 80 the resolution postponed
Pending the call Of the roll Mr. BARR 81 New York
on his being called stated that the introduction
this resolution intended and calculated to place the
national democracy ID false position before the conven
lion in syracuse. The gentleman who introduced IL did
not 90 SO in good faith
Mr. HAsKiS replied that tina. gentleman mir Rarr sboud
be the last to mpute bad faith He was here moi nv
right, but by suGerancc. He voted with the wings on
every occasion. He (Mr. Haskn ready to compare
notes with him on their political antecedens.
Mr.. NMEw-(to Mr.. Haskin)-And you live in West.
chester county, while you here delegate from
New York That's what you dol Great cxcitcmen, and
contusion.)
Mr., HAsKy-Yes, that gentleman is in the pay Of the
wings and the Seward faction Excitement,
Mr.. BARR declared the charge 10 be false
The Committee on Nominations reported the following
ticket. Many Of tho names received with demon
STATIONS Of appliance
Court Of Ag4eals.--I0ng term-Samnel seden Of Mon.
short term-John Willard Of Saratoga
eompfrotlr-Thomas L. Mitchell, Of Schenectady.
SecrfdIg Of Hate-Aaron Ward, OF Wcsichester
attorney G1'erdi-Robert J. Dillon. OF New York
State En9tnoT-Gcorgc Cole Of Erie
Tredsn,r-Joseph NJ. Lyon, Oneida
Canal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fonett, Of Genesee.
Mde P,,on hs!ector-parius Clark, s. Lawrence
Mr. slcKIfs on behalf of Mr. Willard, nominated as
Judge OF the Court Of Appeals begged In his name,
return thanks for the honor conferred him. but was
authorized respectfully to decline his nomination to tina,
On motion the suhjec, was recommted to the Commit
tee on Nominations.
Mr.. WARD, Of New York intimated but without an
thorty that Mr.. Aaron Ward of Wcstchester would de.
cline the nomination of Secretary OF State.
The intimation was not acted
The committee returned and recommended the namc
OF Mr. - Dumont % to be substituted in place OF tina
Of Mr. Willard, as Judge Of the Court Of Appeals.
Mr.. HAskiN sgnihed that he had authority from Mr r.
j. Dillon to decline the nomination for the Attorney
erashp.
II was moved that the subject he recommitted and
that the Of Henry c. Murphy be substituted for
Mr., ,BsncsS inimated that Mr.. Murphy would not &C
cept the nomination
Mr. BowsE OF Otscgo suggested that the proper course
would be TO proce ID TO vote the nominations seria
and wherever nominee declined for the convention
nominate substitute.
That motion agreed to-
Mr.. &. CLARKE moved to Withdraw the name Of Samuel
seden from the ticket Judge Of the Court Of Appeals
and leave II open for the other party 20 Gil up.
(lsses and cries Of "No, no ~
The motion was not agreed to.
The question then ratfying the nomination of
the two Judges Of the Court OF Appeals and it ra
fed.
The nominations Of Mr. Mitchell "a comptrojier md
Mr. Aaron Ward as Secretary Of state, were neat acted
on and severaly confirmed.
In place Of Mr.. Dillon who declined the nomina ton
for Attorney General the Of Josiah Sutherland was
proposed.
Another amendment offered to insert the name OF
Henry Hogcbon. Of Columbia county.
Tie question put the motion 10 insert the name
OF Henry Hogebon, and II was rejected.
The question required the motion insert the name
Of josiah Sutherland, and II was carried.
The question was then taken agreeing 10 the nomi-
nations to The other Offices they severay carried
Mr.. BiapeAii Of wes,che ter moved the appoint.
ment Of committee OF Ave TO notify the nominees Of
their selection.
cd.
Mr. BARR took this opportunity Of replying the state
nominee Of the wings because he Ind TO
tween him and Know Nothing. He asked the gentle
ab 10 90 MN the justice 10 state that that the only
instance he could charge him with. n he had said any
thing 70 give the gentleman offence he apologzed
Mr. HssKrS would meet the proposition Of the gentle
man with equal frankness He begged pardon OF the
gentleman and If the Convention If he carried away
by an imretuosty. But he had thought the mpn alton
his motives came with bad grace from gentleman
who looking for the Office OF Sheriff and who
therefore DESTROYS II fusion He should be the per-
son TO charge another with i'll faith, particularly
he was not regular delegate but here sufferance
MIR. Barr was ready To show his credentials.
Tho matter here dropped
General WARp Of New York moved that the State Com.
mtee be empowered 10 Till up vacancies In the ticket
that may be caused by declnation Of nominees.
The question was put and the resolution adopted
On motion Of Mr. Sagii, the thanks Of the Convention
were rendered 10 the chairman Mr.. Rogers for the able
manner in which he had presided their deliberations
Ike vote of thanks rendered to the secretaries
vice presidents and sergeant 81 arms.
motion to adjourn sine die then, al u 7. NJ,
made and carried
Mr. HAsIS, Of New York, here proposed three hearty
cheers for the address and resou tions.
Responded TO with three times three.
Three cheers also proposed for next prcsi.
dent, Daniel s. Dickinson. Also heartily responded
The Convention separated in good humer, aud with
fraternal sentiments.