The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-01

the extension Of slavery free territories He prococd
ed 70 rean the resolutions In question -
sus 81 resent s q
armed hode o. citizens who were nonresident cr hs pur
Ss power: Ts1.sry y PsssaasS sSs.
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repuhlican e:tia,I0ns deem day govern
right. and nscssssry, 70 employ the entire Of the
Essosss democracy q hi. state are in no degree
n Ss III s Ct y sa ss Ss % ~
faithfully adhere all hs q he constitution ana
an occasion declare repeat their uneonpro
missing hes'y the s,sns.oq Of slavery into se territory
seemed to be represented this question. to submit
that proposition which is acceptable to the New York
Mr.. KnLY-speak for yourself.
Mr. sBxrAHD-well, win say that this proposition Is
acceptable to very large majority of the delegation from
He proceeded to read the following resolutions which
moved amendment
country 70 seSovernmeni as nalsnase- Inc manifest
he
States Of this Union have enearedM 10 he democracy OF this
Reselved Tint hs act orsanzns The Territories NsorssSa
entitled unq.:asd ana wise departure
unite IN II aasauysss & ali se%p. nsrcrs
with he ehls Of The electors Of Kansas deemne the qes
ton Of slavery for themselves whether the same originate In
ln,on rs IN amendment to the amendment Of Mr. Cas-
sidy.
batch Of resolutions in relation to the difficulties Of Kan
be laid the table, and that be called for the
yeas and lie also notified that after the vote was
taken he would move for tho adoption pro tdnto Of the
resolution endorsing the administration.
The yeas and nays were ordered
The CHAIR before the question was taken decided that
Mr. sherards motion not in order, it would be nm
amendment in the third degree.
Mr. SHFPARD submitted that point of fact Mr. Church
Sd
The CHAIR understood that Mr. Church. in introducing
his resolutions had gned his intention to offer them
On further inquiry the CHAIR decided that the vote
about be taken did embrace the resolutions of the
gentleman from New York, mir Shephard.) 1t embraced
only the amendment OF Mr. Church. that Of Mr. Cassidy
and that TO which both these were offered as amend
mens, MIR. Jenkins
lhe list wa SCALED but the Secretaries neglected keep
record of the individual votes. It was therefore propos
ed to have the roll called over again The CHAIR thought
that the airer way to proceed. Mr.. CociaNE and
Mr. siirAKD wanted the result SO far to be declared
almost, II not exactly tie vote, and hence the mpor
lance OF having it declared how IT stood before the roll
was calldd sgain. The result, however, was not an.
nounced and the Secretary proceeded to call the roll
over again.
The list having been again called there yeas 49,
q johnson Hiram Perry Wm Cassidy
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SON Norman McLeon, Hiram Engic, John Petit William
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Aonzo Gaze George Graham LarEahse Clark r9stsr
onan D brown, sis S
9T%ps, SscSr r HRsy
yanderIoes, ,. Baro y. Hiram Besbes Peter Roam
s%s sisssns john ssf
sms 4 S.a asn &
Thomas Rufus Ruff. P Hsa,op b, Esss
John Parker, John stewart Badiosa sa%moas. ArphaIsa
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amendments Of Messrs. jenkins, Cassidy and Church
| were laid upon the table.
| And then, motion Of Mr.. SHEPARD, Of New York,
| the Convention adjourned till O'Clock Z. N.
THIRD DAY.
SYRACUSE, August 81 1885
The Convention assembled ut $50 A. NJ
II voted to dispense with calling the roll and read
ing the record Of yesterdays proceedings.
The following gentlemen appointed the State Gen.
trail Committee
District 1s Robert Kelly and John Cochrane; 3D. sa-
muel f. johnson and Charles p. Winfield 3d. Peter Gag
*, e. M.
5th Ward Hunt and Seymour Green; eth H. Ballard and
g 7. Farchid 7th Elmorc p Ross and Thomas Cowles;
Sb, Dean Richmond and A. p. lansing.
FIR Judge Of the Court Of AppeoIs--Iong term Samuel
T. seden, OF Monroe; short term, John A. Lott, OF
| Kings
Secretary Of syae-Israel T. Hatch, Of Erie.
fonJtroltT-Samutl Stebbns Of Clinton.
TrraMef-Andrew S. Thur ston, of Chemung.
Cdnot Gommtssienr-cusis Hawley, of Livingston.
Anorn,y Gtn0di-Samuel j. Tilden
State En- Sinter--Jobn B. Jeivis, OF Oneida.
Sfote Prison InspotcT-ratrick H. Agan, of Onondaga
II voted, in the event Of any decnation Of nom
nations that the State Central Committee be empowered
Avote of thanks the Chairman then unanimous
| ly passed.
Mr. VAN BrREx proposed that committee Of three be
appointed 80 assist the secretaries to prepare the minutes
! Of The Convention for publication. Carried.
Thanks TO the other officers Of the Convention were
Then voted unanimously and at 1 A. NJ. the Conven-
ton adjourned sine ole with three cheers for the ticket
On the 25th inst Patrick Franklin walked into the
Office of Justice Jones' in Utica, and presented to his
honor bill of SIS being for % days incarceration in
JAIL At 81 per day Franklin it will be remembered
sent Jail by Justice Jones for contempt in refusing
answs, where ne procured LIQUOR when arrested for in
with decision rendered by Judge Root that his imp
Illegal and contrary to judicial precedent
| Whites factory five miles north of New Bedford was
burned Saturday Loss so 900; insurance 81, 900
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