The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-14

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York to protect them from The And a:o
snce and drunkenness Of those who hAa come here to In
terrupt their prscesdings He trusted the dty Of Nsv
from insult. He did not desire this Convention to b
represented in the public presa Is . secret ooe 10
would mention for the benefit Of those gentle nsnI thsy
be gentemenwho came here TO dhturb them thas none
but guards would interfere With tAs OF
body gentlemen. He wished members Of al parties
whg democrats locofocos and black republican, TO -
Mr.. FRAAks, 81 New York, withdrew his moaon
The CHAIR paid . compliment to the police, who no
5ad had conducted themselves In manner which emil
tied them TO the thanks OF the Convention.
Mr. Morn of New York stated that he had called this
whole police force, if necessary pfotec. the c,nven
ticn from noyknce.
The CnARxAs laid thsre was no more difficulty about
the matter He could have selected fifty from this
Convention Who would preserve order but ne chose "a
ther get the police to do The police did their duty
Mr.. c. scnArrrR desired to say that ihoss who
hare ard hurrshed for Fillmore were not Fillmore msn,
sosirg sspsai in Ne. York, and they we're obliged to
put up WITH these fLirgs occ.sionsuy Lansh'er
The Chairman OF the Committee on Credentials rsprted
e corrected list OF delegates as follows
NEW YORK.
Gorge Law, Bayard Clark, slss Seymour, Enory E.
er, y n ssni.h; 3 II n wild. j. G. SEWER; 4, S. NJ.
siilwsl v Brooks; s. E. W. andrews, G. F Porter; Q,
piers s, 4. Mott R 5. st.ashury; g W Darrir; TO- c.
A. Bsier, W H BIZ ,kley; Il, John ~ scHryye.. G. a
Ends FSSa e aaT, asss ssT s,ys Is
i, Ro;a BaSnsm, l. l. isweu; IS, " ior.l.non, s &
Van SahAck 10, B. d. Aimas Il. j. Campbell; 20, R,'
bert Fraser, s Psrne; Il, JohnJ slingsIland, NJ s.
Lewis - Ia Bet ). c'opsf It Gsosss q 'sns, =
eIsss 20 sI W@ DARN ar F. ysl., Rug
sss l. Ger 70 j. WOOD Jr ssy So A SIS
Phsps j. CuDringharu 81 J. w. GfGyeS 80 ;, Z; onsse
Buckhn.
james Merro-, r. S. Stephens, n. G. HchSonn, Allen
Schttck B, D. Peck, john G. Saywoot.
INV HAMPSHIRE
Dana A G. S' Blde. AiteraatesNS. R. whsshouse e,
Ru.l DuIkee Chas A. Tatts J. c. Abbott, Joseph Cham
terlNr.
J. H. saee W. Taylor, J. W. Moore, G, Roberts, /.
Sargent.
Thomas A. jerks, E. B. Pendleson, s. Waterbury, G. r.
Mason AltesnatstE J. Nightingale, c. H. PArkhurs'.
G. W. Viii ney.
Lucius Peck, E. Clark, Jr Ed. Perkins, J. E. Dan
BAN, \. D. sperTy, o. G Ieny.
W. 3. Thurstcn. J. ~ Churchill, 8 Neil, A. A. Rich
mord, Elnere E. G. Baker, q Y. Rugg, q: V. whes:-
Timothy Davis E. F. Jencks, Frederick Parker. Alter
nstes-J. z. Morrill,, G. G. Chsfse, E. R. saSin. A. B.
Whesles. NJ Allen, josiah Dnnhsn, Jr, D; Richsd',
C. X. Hawks, H. 5 Briggs.
Crauxcsy Kpapp, W. +. Sell, VIM. Fuller, ~ A. Nc.
NarghtOD, J. r. White.
T..
P. Parker C. Hipkle, C. A. walburn, K. t. Conrad, S.
Park j. W. Cowell, H c. Caulklns, S T. Case, E. Il.
Rsuch, W1. s. Jsssup; Ed BIan'h.rd, Joseph sesck'
vode, r N Riddle, J. H. Seized, John Farguson, N. P.
Sawyer John Dick, George ". HAlnes, Wilson D. Stew
art, Jonah Bal0eIston.
H. A. smyth. Joseph Bryant John Scott Thomas n.
Ford, j. A H. Baker, j. Briggs, D. Hsas0a.
wa Howard, c. Keable.
j. A. Perry, rhcs. sbanklstd.
E. Web ter, D Hall, r r. Bailey.
El,ss pugsle., C. Brown.
WISCONSIN,.
John Lockwood, L. Hurbut, W.. Dawes F. Reyes
ISDIANA.
Sol Meredith.
Howard NJ. Robins...
NEW JERSEY
A. S. Livingston, J. W. Alien, J. H Jones', Edmond
Norris Jarfa Stewart, William Halssead, c. W. Toles
Ate-Iatef-I.. ". Pratt, Joseph Fraaklin, Samuel j.
Bayard, smith BLderbact, +. G. johnson Daniel Dea-
con =; :; Badinei W: slut John W. Nc Dowsa, Aon
wrn. A. Butler, VIM Ripley, Jacob B. Gsddis, Georgs
w. Desp, John Packer.
/: 81 Webster, F. Lor g, Charles Porter, j. II. Lyon.
The report was adopted
Nj. SCHAFlER asked whether there was any specific
business before the Convention
tt CpAIR--rtere is not.
Mr. scH4FER--I understand that committee will soon
BIS ready to report move that Mr. Lester, Of Western
New York, favor us with few remarks
The molten carried and Mr.. C. Edwards LESTER, of
New York came forward. in rssponss to the call he
e1sussd himte + from, speaking
Mr. PECK Of Connecticut moved that this Conye ntion
do nov proceed 70 an ncrnsl ballot, fr tae nomination
OF . candidate for the Presidency.
Nj WILLIAMSON OF Pa said that from the situation
Of the cegseS ircm Pennsylvania this afternoon there
few them in the houFe and he the el thought
right tfat the motion should be posposed for the pre-
rent. He hoped the Convention would symuathizs with
sh suld show her strength on this informal ballot. He
moved to smeDd The motion by making the informal bal
10; the oree; Of The day Tor to morrow, At IL O'clock
The aTe ndusnt was accepted.
Mr.. GRAVES of N. Y opposed to the adoption Of
TIE motion. de surprised .. the molten beirg made
at this time They had had committee appoin'ei BY
this ling TO consult the feelings OF the Executive
Comm ee OF the republican party and they should st
bin that the nomination Ct candidate ~ this party
without the cooperation Of the republican party would
he as aburds the ncminati. OF Milard Fillmore II
who would represent At crcs the sen iments
OF this Convention and the sentiments OF tbs
vote Ct majority q the PEE pie (Caeers) He was not
prepared to return to his constituents and tell them this
Convention had Jade nomination irrespective of
qusncts II would not be treating tho republican patty
fairy and nois5ly. The Republican Convent On md
been In session. aud the Executive Committee Of this
party had sent such unieation to it had
cived he this morning. would 1t be treating this party
fair to ntos nomination regardless OF IL He thought
not 1t was net necessary to make nomination in sac
fce of rtsir sentimens OF those Of tbs republican
party either The great Of the republicans agreed
with them. They only differed about men, and thsy
make monica ion for fun Hs wanted TO get ten
for their candidate against Fimoes ortventy five
votes 10 nis He had nothing to say against Mr..
Fillmore bis losers except indeed such portion Of
them into the Convention to disturb it with
bottles % bad whiskey in their pocket Grest laughter
and hissrg) The Convention hsre to organzs hos
Utility to The democratic pH1ty, half Of VII in
this sta have been in the State prison laughter
The repub lean party bad lsvhed the foreign
that kird OF patronage watch the de no,ra.s have
A DELEGATE allied Mr.. Graves to order.
The CHAIR rued thst he was not speaking t, the
question
Mr.. GRAVES thought he lad tight to pursue the
course CT his remarks.
TIE CHAIR Greeted Mr. Graves to direct his remarks to
the specific question before the Convention.
Mr. GRAVES thought that IL The COMMITTEES Ap pointed
to-day ID consider The eicAtion sent fr Pc
publican Executive Committee directed 70
/. might hspgs his opinion and those of others
as to the policy Il makirga nomination. to the
rerscn whom they would nominate.
Mr.. 0. RICHMOND, OF Mass, regretted that be WAS
called upon tinsr with any man who had right Of
represe alta ion this floor but be sas c,mpsed 10
do il from tie dictates OF his conscience nd Of
duty 10 bis commitments He had been native Amer-
from the organization OF the psriy to this tine and
he had acted in good faith He had been sent here
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