New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-04

If the troubles Of Monday tight, sud their or gin,
We synopsis of them, e. follows
~: that the Hon. Jes,e Lyons I'D %, opgn the
the Ont a,. who uis' have beer n,f,;ed by b., s-u
.Lr rSe IisLts q hs DELEGATION could not be- mo-
ss,oIiheds thu Gousc ru.ned ,g M Lyon. and hs '.
cc. II thew had sopsned the bar Of the HouIe Of Rep
s.t,.ye. rtkirz Ne sc'i'Is opposition against my occl
pynTs sest II that bctv hid teerd rrev'u. to comm
70 Til, CO.. n,on Of tie existence 81 ih' miserable fac
ED IL, using morey AID oSsr sPPsnees u ovefswe TIL
Couve-or A, 10 th. re.ueii' Of he proceeding. uPo
which the de rePTe'ent,d b me c.s.p. s.a,. n 'a
te sppoit ed regularly called By the only Democratic
Town That Mr Tappau chairman cf That commit
@ s,' EasS ard b,d BEEN ec,eG Of biz town
o9er MI Smith the srcuee, that To HePub,n' could
be the charm Of such committee The committee was
,de up ard from That com nittee
rat m.e,p. Mr McBr,ir moved tia. Siuc NJ Pudv ca
b. Chairman. In that motou Mr. Lyons and his con,
at a saon.y Me. Biss. ard BacsSoa; were
sf,crward I'D Secretaries. The meeting being
mtee I'VE be appointed by the Chair q retire sad
p The o. lire persons TO be selected Deesa'es TO
this Co.yeon Mr. Lyons moved suen'eL' - 'he feet
that the e1g ap1ou; toe Committee Of I'VE The question
was discussed sud he amendment voted down Mr. Lyons
appealed IL the decision Of the Chair and the decision of the
seven ti..entient. The CG.r ,bea .p,irea cenmc Of
i've who reported the names OF the sen composing
ne 10y ne The names WIRE sced upon
At ta: tine Mr Lyons end bis friends, couten. With the
acn OF tAe meeting retired theierom followed them 10
tie front q the house found that they had organized
another meeting in the cad. a: which Mr. Murphy Custom
CthCer, &
.aid that did with disturb the harmony the
but hoted that they would not produce division In the
the Getting in tie hall and hear On anA'on from me IL
reference to charges which Dir Lyons had preferred
oa9s ara ePaq crate bm Sf n a Of ,o S.
back to the original meeting but Mr. Lyons refused doing
mcvirg an adion,raeIt .iSr DE- which motion, howeyer NJ
Murphy refused 70 put therefore put the question myself
then retired under tree and made thu list OF elegates
which they low present 70 You 'egus due 70 my sell
the D mocracy by CUsoG house Employees otshom Mr.
Murphy stated 70 indiy iua few days since that unless
bread aud iuf in the Custom House III Murphy here ia,
ergped he speaker sesg that he had never said So M
cfta'n eoLclqsiyey proving tbs, Mr. MaPhy had ussd
1t Is ,uch men be and Carisbt another Custom House
employee who have brought about this collision They aege
that rs course against the Administration and seek upon
this false allegation break down my personal influence in the
town a West FaTmo which influence am proud because
born in it, ard by NY efforts and energy Of character
ths attempted he depoed by Custom House hirengs
stt tn con posing what they please to cali osarchy
the Of West Farms; they have most of them passed
t Iscn BY S3s E TsJSr Of had 80 msr couse
while tem nt to my great regret was ahead OF Buchanan IN
tie town. Travelled ud worked through the rutre district
compiling three counties last Fall and boldly assert that
surprised aud panied that the nfdsvit read by Mr. Murphy
zee Sn e 70 ap5t sS aS S T
when r,coc,d that after the adjournment of the regular
these few outsiders braced band of mecensres aud
buie frog Hewfois who were seen otiou'y proceeding
home at midnight.
Mr.. HAsKIS then severely satrzed the affidavit OF
c. j. Sutton, member Of the KnowNOthing Order,
which Lad been read the part of the contestants
There neverwss NEE ting, said he in which faction,
buoyed up by money aided By just accusations was
30 for permitted TO interfere with the harmony aud
union Of the Deuocrstic party. The speaker closed
by reading on affidavit. showing what he had said OF
Murphy true ard the regularity Of his delegation
in vi o5e favor TIE Convention decided by vote OF
20 toS.
The delegation admitted consisted Of the following
named gentlemen. viz: John Bussiug, j. Ii. Haskin,
Johr McBrair, 5. NJ Purds, Samuel Blood =. c. Tall
nan, j. X Frazer A. b. Tappan aud Cornelius Far
ley; Mr.. McrSir taking h5 seat as one OF the Secre
taies.
Mr. SNAIL then offered series of resolutions setting
forth their confidence in tie Administration of Mr..
Buchanan and their Endorsement Of ths appointments
nede By the Pr sidtnt and their condemnation of the
acts passed by the last Legislature az regards the Met
ropoltsr Police aud Excise Laws.
Nj. a. Il. TAPPAN also offered solution approving
Of the couIse pursGed 81 the DemOcratc members OF
Congress.
NJ. HAsKlS, in secondng these resolutions, said:
Nothing could occasion Satisfaction aud delight than
'.cSEd The e,ou'ions INTRODUCED BY tue sfniepsn Sm
FAC, oIy bS,'s .hpEortd tie OF NJ
90 Toca. huckers ground for the suppos,on tlat am OPP
IL.
why was elected at the time with him and
that was the fret in hi. District who foresh4d.
Cng1e.s the first hose character hs. been lduled by
Lu,rgs in the New York Culop House and others who
ou,,aL now present supported Fremont last Fall well
that The month OF May before the meeting Of the
ctansu for the PTe.idercy and he published it. That
sIe pioyes hin to be tie ety s,f1an whom ao, %s
The Eastern State journal az my instance aud this too AZ
time when these Custom House we're hall )ons vccH
that Of Dickinson Douglas A. that early period en-
eayoed to create through that mighty .s 0 publ; sent
nation To that bow At the behe'ts Of Customli)use
NV pst bto"y 70 yery set Of the Prcdent aud that Of
Gov Walker in Kansas give my hearty appro and indorse
an in favor of the Constitution Of Kansas being
admitted tie fde settlers Of that reitory and an
favor q other Con'taon Il 30 happened that pre-
The appointment Of NJ S'he cav Ct 70 adopt my
candidate Collector hbpr and friend who had con
.bvted to further ny own nomination and election. II hai
= done so might have been G,tiy eiIazed a. an
ado Ptd F old SIX ether Menb.r' o. c2psi als DID 60
sch.rswann friend for 'nd no one da
him thsu HysL was the cause 81 ms election ia
in 1884 atei him ia the HsrdShe Convention Mayer
ssainst FTRS.NDo WOOD also secured his te1p'aIy sp
We are yet socially and politically good iiml', snd
We shall continue to be 90 unless lying t,saf' ara
ot their particular Custom House sEsrandizemcnt
have however yet to lesiE that Me.rf NJ, BTT
wos b,Iscs Shall BE- aid that he was
uorsd MI BuT1ERwoETH for the Coliecorshtp' no Mr
ScHELL Collector Why, be isths mere trustee q .i"h.
Of the Democratic party. He is mere aiHaonrI; s,
the nppr Of Mr. Sche-usy on his Legisye SUPERIOR On,
have too much regard for him 10 believe that he
sycop hauoy and toadys to destroy ny e9tne Dnnehee
Iet say am oopo.ed 70 the Administration. Why sn
mart of The and Of course shall DO nay utmost u
H. Tie resolutions also refer 70 certain MT nous acts
he ,he last Ig.lsture. Vino ask convened the hrst
public M, n ths In opposition 10 those usafpations'
Your secretary Mr. BsisLt will tell YOU that We. mat mum
In order the repeal those obnoxious laws
tst We get up no fsmiy hah He ~ho, in the Democfstc
,. arr rrsirst and through personal prelgIce, DIS
n, prucip. aud measures die, himself Those men
y DO have been csuuLatg sPp 10 forget Tie sacred
pgncpe. and Of tie party AID wag" ntecnc ~s
sgsnst than seses
In rotcop gentlemen Of Ibis Convention, tru. that you
not, through nsons allow the success Il oar oppo-
etts end the Standardization 70 b. rep~Tperste Inc
De uocTscy WecLsier County may 30. sssure4 that
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