The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-31

Ruser and Ward, otNew York, as said committee.
On motion of Mr. CrIT1SG of Erie, the Credens.sl Con-
mittee were authorized fill vacancies u the deegst
where any exists.
The committee from the Soft Convention syan appear
ca and were received with loud and long continued ap
pause
Mr.. wAED sad-Mr Chairman, II is with great pleasure
that announce that the Committee is present and read,
| 70 maze its communication
| DELICATE moved that the committee be invitet tc
| take seats.
The CsArs nvaed the committee to take seats the
/ platform.
Mr.. AsGsrL, for toe Soft Committee said-Nr. Chairman
Democratic Convention, in session at Market Hail
representing part OF the democracy of the State after
its organization, passed the following resolution
% Ts "a fSsIsse % s Of s be appsa y the
at Corinhian Hail that s Cony ent,n Is oganized and in
Convention the insucon as our consnsenis and r. obed
eacs 70 Se dae & Of % G ear .e
ns eeaesss oe ae aad
prnsps and action and reanmatlng our friends in other
sss BY the Of our aud pledge of
Ss TePubs u IN the crisis which threatens it. ,nd perpesas
As We invite them to designate tbs time and place OF sucs
The resolution received With loud applynse.
Mi AscKILI can cniy add. sir, that this resolution
expresses the unanimous opinion OF she Convennonthat
it was pissed unanimc ssy by acc.smation-(cneers)
and that II was received With the good feeling which
has been manifested here. Cloud cheers)
On mction, Mr. CUTTING, Of the secretaries, read to
the Soft Committee the resolutions offered by Mr. Boards
ley.
Mt. SHEPARD, Of New York, the part OF the commit
tee, cheerfully acce pied the resolutions.
Mr.. BOVINE, OF Otsego-Then let the nup,iab be per.
formed forthwith should Ike to see both bodies
soidated before eat meat move they be invited to
meet here with us at two O'Clock.
A voIcz-It il two O'Clock now:
Nr. BowSE-Then let US meet forthwith.
Mr.. SasaARp-We would have objection TO that bat
have just been informed that Convention has
ourned.
Mr.. BEAaDsIEY moved tina. committee bs appointed
| to arrange matters.
Mr.. shxrlRD-Therc is no objection to that course.
Mr.. GRAVES of steuben opposed this
Mr.. sagr,Rp-We are ready to take any course that
will be agreeable to this Convention. (Appausc.)
Mr.. BowSE-I withdraw my motion. (Cries of cap
point the oommittee.'')
Mr. PErIcN moved tha, the committee be appointed
and then the Convention adjourn till four O'Clock
This carried, and the Chair appointed the com
mittee.
And then, at quarter past two O'Clock the Conven-
ton adjourned till four.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Upon assembling, the report OF the Committee
Credentials received and accepted and the roll,
corrected, called by the Secretary, Dr. W. W. Sanger
On motion Of Mr.. Cook, of 0sego the communication
from the Soft Convention unanimously accepted and
ordered TO be so entered on the minutes,
Aproposton to send q committee to inform the Con
ference Committee of this result voted down Aer
awful pause waiting for the Committee Conference
| to report.
Mr. BOWIE Of Otsego called upon 10 address the
Convention, which he did in attack upon the Fremont
party which he said composed OF dsrn onsts and
traitors, assisted by some respectable people like the
editor OF the Tribune who he thought, would make
archy blood the order OF the day But be hoped the
day Of better things dawnng. Many democrats who
hcsiatcd few weeks sgo, already to 90 ahead
with the democratic party. The issue one as he
thought TO every democratic heart. The contest
should be fought not with sharpe's rides, Boccher
wants people go TO Kansas but with the weapons OF
truth and the principles of the democratic party Mr.
Bovine thought that the democracy would redeem the
State and the Union this FALL God had ordained
It, and all the powers Of hell could not prevail against It,
CThree cheers for Bowne)
Mr.. GALLAGHER, OF New York desired tina. of the
Secreare, should read the platform adopted Uncin
matt but they did not dot After another long wait,
Mr.. BFaRDsIEY, from The Conference Committee, an.
nounced that the two committees had agreed upon the
permanent organization Of the Convention. (Appause.)
vacated for the coming Convention.
regular stampede was accordingly made, and half
the hall leit vacant for the softs.
The Cum appointed M,ssrs Ward and Murphy, of New
York, and Rugcr, OF onondaga to receive the coming
Convention.
The Son Convention then, at I've o'clock came In and
too. seats. The delegates received with loud
cheers waving OF bats, and other demonstrations Of
,husiasm Mr. Ward announced the appearance Of the
sofs.
Mr. ADAMS OF Suffolk hard from the Conference Com
mi,tcc, reported the permanent organization, As fol
lows
Iar Wee Presidenb--P. b. Sweeney, OF New York; A.
n ConRer, OF Rockland h. Hoes OF Columbia; L. Setson
:. NJ. Howell, Of Ontario and J. Grauson Of Erie.
For Se,veores-W. w. sanger Of New York; w. NJ
Tweed, Of New York II. p wirnor, Of Livingston; W. T.
Bryan, OF ccncsec.
Messrs Cochrsne, son, Of New York, and Beardsey
hard, OF Oneida appointed committee 10 conduct
the President 70 the chair. The appointment Of this
m,tce of the two bterest leaders OF the factions
received with loud laughter and applause.
Tho CHAm--w. c. Crane, hard, OF Herkimer-was re.
ccvcd with loud cheers and on taking the chair said
GENTLEMEN OF CoNvESToS-T can only thank you
for The honor which you have conferred upon me IN max
possess will be devoted TO the discharge o, the duties
q that ofacc. Allow me 70 congratulasc you upon
democracy Of the state OF Nev York assembled hero
the representatives q that democracy, 10 respond
10 the principles Of the party established IN the plat
form adopted at Cincinnati and TO give cur solemn
gagemens that honorable efforts will be made 10 elect
those nominees who may be charged with the rgb
outies OF representatives OF tnat democracy which
has never known defeat when united. lot us our
efforts to secure the election Of sa Die person for Co
vernon and TO make electoral ticket for the state
Nothing more need be said by towards invoking your
raterna sctonthat action which necessary At the
present time. Let thank you again before entering
upon the duties OF the place 10 which you have sp
POINTED me.
Dir. JxwrrI soft, Of Madison, moved that the Conveu-
ton DO take VII, O'Clock. (Cries Of No,
no, " Vote IL down.")
The motion Withdrawn. Ire rcll then called
by Mr. Tweed, ofN. v, soft aud Kr sanger, Of y w.
hard.
Mr.. sEyNorR, soft OF Oneida, moved for committee
cfsixtccn two from each judicial district, 10 report re-