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

dclAl district, appointed To such of
the Republican Convention, viz. -
LIST district Messrs. Grinnel Herrick; 3D. Messrs
Murray and Jennngs 3D. Messrs crispel and School
john and j. A. Sherman; 9th Messrs. Churchill Ja
land 18th, Messrs. Hall and Dickinson; Sth Messrs. Up
The coramitee then retired to meet the committee q
the Republican Convention, and, 1#
On motion Of Mr. DAYTON, the convention took recess
until o'clock.
The convention resumed its session at three O'Clock at
Mr. Irrr yopy OF Oswego from the Committee Of Con.
ference reported that such committee had instructed
their chairman to report that the on the part
OF this convention met the Committee OF Sixteen the
part the Convention and was there unani
mousiy agreed that plan be submitted, as follows:-
teen, each Judicial district upon resolutions
and and another committee Of thirywo one from each
Senatorial district, upon nominations.
The report was received with great applause, and
Mr.. HOPKINS, Of Washington, moved that the commit
tees be appointed by the Chair.
Mr. RcE, Of Cattaraugus moved to amend as provide
that the committees should be appointed 6y the delegates
Considerable discussion ensued the amendment,
Mr.. RnowS, of Lewis moved TO amend the amendment,
80 provide that the Committee Nominations be
appointed by the delegates from the respective Senatorial
districts and the Committee Resolutions by the Chair.
Mr.. RICE accepted the amendment to the Amendment.
The amendment as modified, was then rejected, and
The PRESIDENT thereupoD appointed the following
Committee on Nominations.
First district, N d. Thayer I'd, James Humphreys;
3D. James B. Taylor; 4th, T. ". Morgan; 9Th JohnJ.
sth Albert Van Keek; 9th A. s. Murray 10th, Erastus
Cook; 11th, John /. schoolcraft 18th r Flood 18th,
HsysS i a a. sselss 3 v'Rsr
9. p Granger; 22d, Alien Monroe 25d 2 H McGraw 2ath
s p Allen asth. s. Hill 10Th chas Colt; aoth Martin
Butts; slst, Christian Metz; sd, A. $. Rice.
J. II. jennings and A. Hadden; 3d. A. NJ vedder andJ:
G. Littleohn and E. A. Bro WI 9TH s. A. Northrup and
A. Churchill; 18th, B. +. Hall and W. Clark; 9th, E. G.
Mr. Toorr, Of St. Lawrence moved thai committee Of
two be appointed to notify the Republican Convention
that committees have been appointed by this convention
pursuance to the plan proposed by the Joint Commit
tee Of the two bodies.
The motion agreed to, and Messrs. Foote Of St.
Lawrence and Ieohn, of oswego, were appointed such
On motion of Mr. MONROE, of onondaga, the following
communication from the Secretary Of State read
To TIE cHAInxAs or WING STATE CosyENrios;-
pleased 10 Suggest my nomination which
not their NOR 70 the aoa Ss
Paray shall feel most grateful for all their mani
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being anxious relieve the convention from All emear
s Soss Ss full
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with sentiments ohe highest respect your obsaspt
E. G. SrAurDrya. State Treasurer remarked:-I take
occasion say that agree with the sentiments contain
ed in the letter which has just been read from Mr. Lea
nimty Of sentiment and feeling which prevails in this
convention upon the great and paramount question which
aetates the public mind feel deeply the Importance
OF carrying forward this great to successful
termination agree in the sentiments expressed by the
Secretary Of State and therefore desire to place myself
haha
b. Q. MILES, of New York-This convention has re-
solved TO fuse itself with other than wings In Justice to
my constituents desire to offer protest to such action
The protest read follows =
We the undersigned members Of Wing State Convention
act h o1y N wa u H. S 81
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ts national parry sgt maturity assembled IN This con
MEL s WIZ decline fur
Ae' HEERS vi delegate 81 s's sG Fifteenth
G sESEpscT hHwIs Js asleEs,s TwsA district
kGa5HsS Ssssss T Els; S S:ss
Mr.. SESSIONS, Of Chatauque.-As that is a very i'm
portant communication that it be referred to the
committee having charge Of Governor Hunts letter.
MOSES n. GRNNEII, Of New York; second the motion
made by the gentleman on the opposite side Of the room
gentlemen nominated to come here to wing
venon before that protest should have been presented
s made
gentlemen time Is too precious 10 u.s. The tide rolling
h a and let q them ssr e.
from this committee Of sixteen which has just been ap
pointed because he is no longer member Of this con
venton He was placed upon that committee, and he
now rises here, rather places his upon paper
to be presented here protesting against the action Of
and withdraw from the convention quietly, and say 'gen
tlemen pursue your own course, belong to anothsr
from the committee Of SIXTEEN and that taere be subs
tued the name of some other who Is true to the
principles Of this convention. (Applause2
ton. informed, when the list of Of that
committee was read over, that mine among them.
told by them that WAS mistaken. Had known the
fact should have got up and declined to act upon that
put right upon the record and that may not be insnu
ated that was DESTROYS to get upon committee when
! was opposed to the action OF the convention.
The motion Of Mr.. Sessions agreed TO, and the
name Of Mr.; Tappan was struck from the committee
The President thereupon appointed Moses H. Grinnel,
of New York, to supply the vacancy
Mr.. FooTE Of St Lawrence from the committee OF two
appointed to wait upon the Republican Convention and
announce to them the action of this convention, report
ed that they had discharged the duties imposed them
and that invitation extended by that convention
to the Nominating Committee OF this convention
their committee az their place Of meeting, and that the
republican Committee Resolutions will meet the
mittee Of this body at this hall.
Messrs. Joseph A. Blunt and Preston King, COM
mittee Of the Republican Convention, then announced
that committees had been appointed BY their body, IN
pursuance to the recommendation Of the joint commit
tees OF the two bodies, and that those committees
ready TO act.
On motion Of Mr.. MosRoE, the convention then ad-
journed until O'Clock p. NJ
EVENING SESSION.
The convention resumed its session At O'Clock.
Mr. GOODWIN, of Madison, addressed the convention,
upon the call Of the President, and said:--
seem to be called upon ill up space in the pro-
ceedngs OF this convention and would eneavor 20 dol
by calling attention tn the great question which will
be presented especially TO the people of New York.
for their decision From his earliest youth and
trance into political life he had been whg, and under
that banner he had always fought whether in prosperity
adversely. portion Of the principles upon which
that party formerly bated have for the present passed.
away, and he ready TO unite with any class
men who agreed with him in principle, and can stand