The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-11

Mr.. ssn1H Of Chatsuque objected to receiving the
port previous to that OF the committee on contested
seats was matter Of courtesy allow the contee
ants a chance He moved that the last named ccn-
Objected 20. and che motion was withdrawn TIE re-
Nj. Ludlow vas conducted to the Chair. He said.
that shal discharge As duties which devove
You met gentlemen under circumstances Of great
interest. You the Of most important ns-
delegates to represent the State in that cosveo SdS
also By platform Of principles to proclaim 70 1s sns =
the Do9a e s IL State s
they mean and what they want. That your dehbess.
hope and above ali that the delegates this grs.s
Empire State meet their brethren at Cncinnaa en-
ssneo Of % sat % suds de- act Of
DR.. DEAN, Of Dutches-I respond heartily to all ne
sentiments which have just fell from tAs Chair. lis
pies boldly and distinctly, that they map understsa
every where tnat they may be Understood e,ssyxhre
have beard but one sentiment expressed and that =
love for the principlevhich have placed ne
supporting the great principles Of tns party Appae2
It Is important when men who differ on Al p:|nss
Union, that should make its preservation our pAn
mount consideration. We should throw aside al per
IN this ssse that can be consdsrsd dsmocrstic in pr
soa ss''sq q one sm ssoS d
pointed draft address and resolutions for No
time that shall not be chairman of that com.t
tee. There 4 L gentleman who has given the suhsecs
Mr.. CocMASx suggested two from each district.
Mr DEAN accepted and the motion 30 modified vas
Mr. JEwr1r of Monroe, moved that committee OF typ
from each district appointed to select delegates y -
On motion of Mr.. Coc1RANE the committee tosk ~
cess until O'Clock.
-s EVENING SESSION.
The Convention met at o'clock. The Chair sa.s
nounced the following committees
l-Cochrane and Shepard, of New York.
2-Dean, Of Duchess and Briggs, Of Kings.
+splaisr Of Montgomery, and Russell, Of S. La~r.sa
s-Loomi., Of Jefferson and Taylor, Of onpndags
sna fas ys5 81
s-Potter, Of Orleans, and wetherby, Of Ansghaay.
ON Tm SELECTION DEEGArs rm NATIONAL eox-
morris and Adams, Of New York.
Twilight, Of Kings, and Fowler, OF Orange.
a-wesan Of Rensselaer,, and Carpenter Of COLUMBIA
4-Judson of st. Lawrence and Newkirk Montgomsv.
S-IerriH, Of Chsnango, and Crocker, Of Broons.
ss-Jevett Of Monroe, and Titus, OF Csyuga
Mr. McxOx, Of CAttaraugus moved to adjourn a =.
morrow morning
(Crics of NO." "No")
Mr.. vASDycx, Of Albany, opposed to hurryiag
things. s
Mr.. DEAN wanted recess tni O'Clock
Mr. Cosss ,,susS IN IN asyos Of an n
Coutester seats. which agreed to.
Mr. Ptnssr. Of New York, from the Committee O..
that the o; contest T.. in King
Wright and Mer iam; also to admit Mr.. Tairchih - ~
ses. the Tenth district e New York and to sAnt
| Gregory from the Fourteenth district,
Mr.. WmTGooK, from the same committee, reported d
favor Of admitting Nicholas Vanderbogert and Alex. l.
| On motion, Mr.. swAcxAAsx,us was permitted to -
.1~euu EIu &haf -
many Hall had first back the election in his dstrCk
the people had since endorsed him BY sendng him to tAs
should be sent hack both received the best
Of preserving the union Of the party in that DISTRICT
elected. He hoped that both delegates wsu11
not be received. If he not entitled to seat he
Mr.. vAy Dyc thought it bad precedent for Cia-
einnsti TO have centes here, and not be able to set
Mr.. JEvTIr hoped that would be received and he
the regular delegate. We he said have got TO GO 10
smother place, where this matter Of contested seats win
he tried
The Convention voted TO adopt tie FIRST two reports.
Mr. BAIIARD OF Cortland, moved to reject both
Mr. JOHNSON, Of Schenectady addressed the CoIvsu-
ton, and recited the difficulty under which the party IN
his county had labored since 1853 1t Was pretty wea
mixed up. Mr. johnson repudated the charge Of being
I Know Nothing and said he represented Young Ans-
rioa in his county He claimed apostolic succession.
| DnnGsrs-Ifow many votes did our party have 4.
Schenectady last winter
Mr. JoHSsoS-ws were unfortunate there Ny friends
Es.y had ''H' We bad two or three hundred a-uss
NJ Row. Of Ulster said Mr. johnson ran ON the black
| republican ticket. (Alaugh)
Mr.. JoHSsos-No, did not. / repudiated It. fhe
other ,sctI9n filled up Scsess Laughter And sppausss
not had ward meeting for two years, and he
here and claims apostolic succession; GAughterl
Mr. HcKox thought both delegates ought to be seat
back.
Mr. sssH Of Fxs moved that the matter be rsferred
Mr. D,l.S Of Dufchess desired that the Committee -
Resolutions be permitted TO retire for hour, and aAs
Mr. TAYLOR, Of Tioga objected. He wanted to stsv
here and settle the contested seats and then 80 and
| Mr.. WE1lascok would not like to 60 now.
Mr.. mAS explained. lie thought the committee wora6
| h. harmonious.
Mr.. rAsron vas In no hurry and thought it would -
\ better 70 report in the morning.
The motion adopted.
Mr. PuerIs made a speech abou. the Schenectady
county uske! and she her could not say that any
body had voted for theirs. lAughter) he thought
Mr.. Joassos-T my friend will withdraw / wm
Nes4rs. TAyIm q Tior. and ROWE, of Ulster, sposs
In favor ~ Mr. vsrderbog~rt. Mr.. Rowe said that his
cket had about two hundred and scventy-vs votes IN
Mr. vIssook rccapituiated the facts and the dcbats
urher continued by Messrs. Taylor, Rowe and 9th
ers whom NJ Hsex Of oattarsusas called Cor the pre-
oas question, which Was carried, aud the report was
Nr. H,sox moved that committee be appointed.
| ,,fes Of "So" 'So.'j
ar PIIaR, q Cortland. pressed the motion that bosA
The pscyious question moved by Mr.. Purser, and
4 NJ. Ptiards wa- adopted.
Nr. Jfwhrr of Monroe, moved that the Convention
4 lake . recess iiil ,0 oclcck.
Cries Of mo, ro;' yes, yea" The motion TO take
~ cess carried.
his Convention is nicely managed by Cochrans,
NfG Narard Company. We may not get the re<olu-
i9r-$tino They have been in Nicholas Hlu,
n. 'e&rsior some time past. There has been my.-
seerslen~~ about fierce, which pakcs think hia
i1eil5U Une osertei him. Perhaps however, the pipes
| fsxAsecs0aif there danger Of burst. There
| 5ra-ca..Rsstc pine laid r ''0id Buck To show how
ihn Sro .Sed beforehand IL Is only necessary 10 say
fs ono OF two PRISONS appointed committees