New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-16
;.esy .Yonx DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY sErrEMBGk S 1855

MI MAsDysILLt Of Ontario mo' 81 ths, the paper
Mr.. Prriy moved to lay The paper on thr table uct
The report Of the Committee bad been received.
NJ. Woop-Do understand tha' ,he paper Vas -
be received
THE CHAIR.-It ia.
Mr. WooD.-Ther. sir, Iwil relieve the Convention
# any further discussion II Is 10 The possession of
yeniion pleGses. w row, sir, withdraw from any
frr.her action with this Convention.
Mr.. WOOD. ald the remaining fifteen delegates
represerting tie anii-Tau.many Organization, then
withdrew ircm the Convention, amidst = storm Of
bis.es on one side AID loud cheers OF the other.
The various papers we're then withdrawn, ana the
psuer laid on tIc table
The Hon. J. WrILArD reported on the Albany
cases in iayor Of admitting Peter Cage IN the I'D
District and Patrick Gra'.an IN the Nth Distinct.
Repor. accepted by g. 70 70
Mr /. d. S1rTA ~ Osweg0 rep--tei \. Il. Mead
entitled to the seat 10 the Iid DIST ~ o Chenanso
H. R,Rrs of TompInr. rers-.ed .r favor admitting
Mr. MIDGET, ir. TO the seat the Hi District Of
Mr. FAIRcniID OF Madisoa reported on the New
York cases a. follows: 80
,;on this afternoon tie Committse publicly announced
in TN. hall OF the Convention that the committee
voud meet forthwith AZ room No. II >oornees House
the Comntee assembled accord ngly. ard being duly
organ;zed resolved 20 hear two ocrsor- IN behah ~
each of the Opposing delegations NtS,rs- Ihomas
c. Field. and isaac '. Fow.e- appeared on ne Dehai
of the delegates representing The Tanmany nan or
gauization Af,er waiting sometime no ole appearing
IN behalf Of the contestants the Committee directed
the Chairman - -end written notice 10 hr hernando
Wood. informing him that the Conlnittee hsi met
and were ready to hear two persons IN behaN MN,
80 ard ss,o.ia.es comprising the AntTsmmsny Hall
delegation. A letter Immediately sent .! The
the hands of yor- Committee and delivered by him at
the apartments Of Nr. Wood in the voorhees, itcuse
TO a gentleman who handed II 70 Hr Wood The
COMMITTEES waited a further period tof some one To
appear on the part Of the contestants but one pre-
sen.ipg himself the Committee senr another note OF
similar purpor. 10 Mr.. Wood. or any member OF the
Anti-Taminany Hall delegation, which was dei' ,red
to Mr. Hamilton. one Of the delegation. VINO read II,
and stated tia, he would Immediately deliver il to NT
Wood Your Committee, after these several oral and
written communications, waited unnl oelock'
but appearing On nehah OF ihe uon'es.',s
Tnmmany Hall delegation. The credentials OF the
rentlemen show they were duly elected by the Demo
crncy of the respective Assembly Districts when they
represent in pursuance Of the call OF the Safe central
Committee and in accordance with the -egulations
pre .cribed bv the Democratic Republican General
Committee of the City and County OF New-fork, oi
which Isaac Y. Fowler Il Chairman pro TEN. IL
further appears that the organization kno'sn as the
Tammany Hail organization, is the only one having a
recoerized aud established existance; that i has eA
ted for many years and has been duly uniformly ac-
krowedged by the Democratic State Convention
successor of the Committee Of 1857, which was
formed upon the basis OF the compromise made OF
similar conflicting claims b. the late S,ate Cohveh-
ton when there were two rival Committees IN Tam
many Hail each claiming regularity under the ram
many Hall organization. Ii is, therefore. the unan-
nous report OF your Committee that the following
named gentlemen are the duly elected delegates from
the XVIII Assembly District, embraced within the
City and County Of New-iork, IN which there are
contested seats, and that said delegates are rShttuiy
entitled TO seats in this Convention.
After the reading of the report, DIR. NAs SAsTIooRD
said that ss the delegation had withdrawn, the report
was not in order, and he moved to lay 1t ON the
table. "
Mr.. PsRpr would ike to know when it would be in
order. -
liz, BaRsEs called for the reading of the protest
when warm dcsutory conversation ensued.
The CHAIR decided that Il was the right OF any
memIer to call for the reading Of paper. and any
gentleman desired should not be read it would be in
order to lay Il on the table.
Mr. PURDi moved to lay the protest ON the table.
The Yeas and Nays ordered, and the motion to lay on
the table was carried by ~ to Al
The report of the Committee then agreed
to- Applause.
ourned till 9 q. III. tomorrow.
The following is the protest OF Fernando ood and
the anti-Tammany delegates
They protest against the unwarantable assumption
of power of the Secretary Of the State Central Com
mittee in assuming to be temporary Chairman oil the
Convention and even in deciding upon contested
seats while no member of the Convention himself his
seat being contested by better Democrat. They
protest against the unprecedented condnct OF the Same
person in moving permanent organization ot the
Convention while nearly thirty seats were contested
who were thus deprived of voice in the selection OF
their Chairman, amongst whom we were. They pro-
test against the action Of the Chair in denying either
of them to be heard upon the floor whilst giving
To persons who contested their seats the right tn speak
and make motions. They protest against the periai
and one-sded manner in which ne appsnteo
the Committee to adjudge cases, he having given
Us but one friendly member on the COMMITTEE com,
AGAINST the exclusion of their aternaes from the hoor
of tee Convention. while others not pretending to be
directly or Indirectly the representatives of any con
stituency have been added. Now, therefore, oeing
satisfied that we are and have been deprived OF any
opportunty to have the question of our ORGANIZATION
in the City ofNewi ork fairly adjusted and deternned
that our ca have been predetermined and preludged
against u In Justice to those We represent We re-
fusa 10 submit To the investigation Of packed Com.
nittee or to the decision of this Convention, and
hereby withdraw thsrefrOm. We shall return 10 that
noble and inyincible Democratic constituency We rep
resent and render to II an account of our stewardship