The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-08

tnsy recognized no man or party that did not carry
the bspner and keep step to the music OF the Union.
Mr. WALL, Of Worcester did any necessity for
.'rumpus" He made few remarks of soothing ten
on bis ballot for President
Mr. WHITE, Of Medway, did not favor this proposition
write their genesiosy on s Ossfs Of he votes as
After some further debate, the proposition was mod
then adopted-l55 to IS.
The Council now Suspended operations to hear report
from the Committee on Credentials.
for President wa taken was reconsidersd-13O to TO-
Ihe question now rseurred upon ordering the calling
teitained motion made by Mr Woodward ofsomerville,
that members write their the number Of their
Council on the back OF their ballots
Mr.. IL. BRIGGS oi Pttsfsld raised Hpoins Of order,
on the neglected question just alluded the Presi-
deut declared It well taken. Mr.. Bggs said he raised
the point with view Of sayDg that Ia his judgment the
roll call form Of voting was the most expeditions.
me Slder was again passed BY large majority.
cia statement to the effect that the receipts Of the year
we're Slio ts expenditures 500 62-leaving balance
Mr.. G. W. WARREN, Of Boston, moved an assessment Of
fifty cents on each member.
gentleman in front Of the chair objected this say
mg that ne was "nesry bankrupt" ia consequences Of
Mr. WARREN neded his proposition laying the assess-
Mr.. FnsESDss Of West Cambridge, moved that an as
mt Of one dollar be levied each smber-who Ia
able to pay that sum. The whole subjsct laid on
Tie Cen mitee on Credentials reported 149 councils
Represented, and 276 delegates present.
een,iss OF the members Of Council No 49, of Worcester
be referred to special committee with view of sscer.
'a'Ding whether that lodge was entitled to than
Two delegaesthe lodge was represented by three
gentlemen. The motion WAS carried.
nm motion Of Mr.. EAMH, Of Maiden, the motion just
adopted was laid on the table,
Mestrs Prssco'tef Brookline, w. s. Thurstcn Of Lam
easier, and Farwe of Boston, feputed committee
TO WI ch should be referred ali questions arising as to
The right Of embers to VOTE
The roll (by number Ct CourciD was now called.
wss called Mr. Oycuts protested, and the matter was
reterItd to the Commit ees on Credensials.
Council mo 49," in Worcester, wac called, and ohsl-
When Council sNo 4s1" was called, Mr. PAScBoas. Of
Worcester who stood besite the ballot box threw in his
out Ct tns bat was "a gusstiop One s.nssmsH se
nanded tat 1t be WITHDRAWN another that Mr.. Pang-
bern signify who be voted tor and that his vote be not
counted gentle raid he hoped the proposition to
request Mr. Pangborn 70 tell who he voted for would
he entertained The peater esid he would any
voted fer The matter referred 10 the committee.
regard to The Cheasea contest it reported by
va. three that s
was entitled 10 Two delegates. The report was sc-
copied Touching the Worcester contest, Mr. Faeg Of
Councu No. ~, was allowed to vote and Council No. 431
was reported to be entitled to vote and Council No.
4S2 to two votes The report accepted and the polls
At 2h O'Clock the Committee on Ballots for President
Mo. es F. Cobb, of Dorchester. .............. 141
MI Rrcc. Of Dennis here took occasion to say that
IL rumcr thai MI Henchley "would net stand il elect
that be would
10 withdraw his name frem the candidacy list but had
been Induced by his friends to let it 60 before the Con-
v.n'isn; ~ am not" .sid he, desrous for the Office
The Council proceeded with . secoed ballot, and q
Committee was deputed to collect funds to eefay
pensea.
The seccnd ballot for President resulted Is foows
Moses G. Cobb (FiImore nan) had 1853
Henry w. Be chley (anti. Fillnore) ..........1 .116
Mr.. Cobb wss declared to be choeen.
Mr. CUMMINGS, of Boston, moved to make the vote
unanimous, but the Council refused to do by de-
The C, uncil went into ballot for Vice President,
when Mr.. Cary vas declared to to elected.
The chair OF the Council SURRENDERED to the
new President Moses G. Com, who made speech Of
thanks and Of hopes that hartny should mark tho de-
On motion Of JosAT1As PIERCE the thanks Of the Coun.
ell were voted to Mr. Benchley. the ex-President He
mace speech full Of thanks:
The Council bsoted for Secretary, and Mr.. Stearns
was dec aIed to be elected.
A motion to adjourn hour rejes.ed, and vote
OF thanks to ex Secretary Baker was adopted
[Mr. r. K. Papgborn here received a teegvaphc dos
It was mesage from the New Ham pshire State
Council Of Americans, announcing that they had rspu
dated the nom nation of Fillmore and Donelson.
Geo. ". Messrger, OF Boston, was elected Treasurer
BY q NJ snimous vote.
tions:-
5snsoS Of as.d y Fillmore e President ana Ansrsw
csnyeSGn - !. n i ss1 Believing Ssm
% " the
hssoved Thai this State Council O. he call issued
New YORK ne J2h day q June next and that this State
& S s sd
ves Cr districts for the choice Of the
Mr. BRAYIos of Boston, moved that the resolutions be
Mr.. B. +. ooKE, of Boston, moved that they be irde
fnitely postponed.
Mr.. BRAYroS manifested disposition TO substitute Mr.
Cookies motion for his but Mr. Ely objected because
BILE }" was not.
Mr.. EAMEs of Maiden, moved the previous question,
Mr. wHvR, OF Aedwsy, called for the yeas and nays,
and the chair decided that plurality necessary TO
points q Order and there was tweny minutes Of
rial coniusion Mr.. W. E. Haskell insisted that the
til L OF the previous question. gentleman in ftont Of
the chair raised point of older that Mr. Haskell had
right to a'.he was substitute and his principal Was
rizd him to vote. Mr. Maine said that both principal
and substitute bad voted on the last ballot This en-
were laid on the table vithou. a count.
Mr. ELY, Of Newton, submitted the following resolu
Resolved That this Council earnestly recommend to ali the
americans union - sons'daon action upon 'as noi
ivwn but that advised ts Council asseris that
n Vice e s s a %
may tsirs "a Jnst snd proper ,.,.
20 to 1C3.
Three propositions to adjourn, we're voted down in
Mr.. USHER, Lynn, moved that when the Convention
adjourn be to Tuesday the Sd Of June. Debated and
Many pentIem en- having regretted the agreement to M
ouIn to june a. Mr. Haskell moved reconsideration of
the vote just psAsed.
sderaion He desired mony in the Council for the
sske of the State Of Massachusetts He very
en- ths "sham Repubicans" and those persons who un