New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-13

49, r-Sro.. % s,ch n them t7e l,-r cae.iior. az
.oiri'1s ,L,r rcpiy N rt.,z 20 esch of tnru;
Do you sgp!V,. sd R1o--e - hshsss Pcy .; tie
bo d. svp,o,. Of the ..-nnea. q he K.n.., question
vror tis bs.i Of tic t.. .iish tli
s. -. ece,ri sustain he policy Of n, A ,-iui.;ra
;i0l Il jar. BocLsraul
Ttesr re-olutior- caused prct-sc,ei sni stormy
debate Mr. VIM. l.. Wiley declared himself 10 favor
If them and there appeared o Dc general di-Po-l-
ton fo adopt them mil NJ. Buitervorth rose ID oppo
si,ion. insisting tia, they were but device o; the
friends Of Mr. Clark, 10 1--WE him ar opportunity to
saw that he would hereafter support Mr.. Buchanan
NJ Cconer inonired wis, was Mr. Bu~teeds mean
inc hy n, policy Of Mr. Buehanans administration
Nj Busted said Lis language was too plain to need
Nr. Nahouey of the Twenty y-6r-t Warl wanted to
know # there was any English bill, and Il so, Whist 1t
mesIt. Lauelter. -,
Mr.. Eu,terworth sail that in conversation he had
lad with Judre Douglas when he last III the city,
h. stated 10 him that the Kfnsas issue an extinct
is-ue and he Hoped that the trebrand which these
resolutions Intended to throw toths Convention
would be voted down.
Mr. Busteed insisted. Judge Douclss to the con-
trary. that Kansas 4 distinct issue which must
b. met u the next Congress, and that the question
cou'd not be dodged now.
Mr. Coorcr inquired ~ NJ Busteed If he supported
Buchanan's policy on the Kansas question.
Mr. Busteei said he WAS not = candidate. and there
fore L wrs none ui his Cooper business.
Mr Wiley insisted that the resolutions were mere
apology for CIarks detection, intended to enable him
to apologize aud declare tha; he would hereafter sup
port IIuchsnan's Administrative.
Mr. Bu;,erworth moved "a III amendment, 70 strike
ont all after the word resolved.
M l,aac Bel favored stronger resolution than
thst which wac under discussion, insisting that any
Democratic representative who did not implicitly obey
the rule of n political caucus, was ubialtmul 10 h!s
trust. and ought 10 resign.
AID. Bradley insisted that while he concurred m the
man with Mr. Bells sentiments as 10 the duty 0i
rcurrscrtative. he scorrcd aud repudated tie ilea
that q representative in Congress should be the slave
uf any Caucu machine to be put N motion bY any
Administration lie said further. that If tins was the
rule a member of tine Convention then present ami
holding an imroYart citv Office street Comulsslonerl
would rot have reached the position Which he now
moved. llhecrs.
Nj. Rus:ecd objected 90 Mr.. Buiterworths amend.
m.ut ON the ground that II was substitute instead o
and amendment for his resolution.
The Chair decided that Mr.. Bu.terwcrthS aInen nd
m.rt was not IN order.
Mr. Buiterworth offered rs al amend mont:
E,.ocd Ta, this Conv-l,n iuoor'es the Hli''raon o
of lame Is chan0n. =,
Mr.. Busteed couid not accept that amendment Mr.
Buchanar neeGcd no Endorsement. His Adnlnistra-
tion had not been impeached in any Democratic Com
veutiou; and neither at TamInany HAL nor Syracuse
were such resolution, requisite. and II !opk ked very
much Ike an afru alton oi integrity before mpeach-
mcrt.
Mr. Bu,terworth wished 10 withdraw his amend
mcrt but Mn Busted refused To- allow it. insisting
that II was the property Of the Convention.
MIR. Cooper came 10 Mir. Butterwortl rellei ana
moved that be have leave Go withdraw As resolution
M Busteed demanded the yeas ard nay.
Mr Cooper said he had no right to make such de-
msnd.
The Chairman said the demand for the yeas and
navs too late, and the motion for leave 10 WIFI
draw was carried almost unanimously.
Mr. DCugherty then moved thar Alr. Busteed reso-
lrtions De referred to Committee of five. with power
To propoutd such questions 10 the candidates aS II
iAough proper, ard excluding or including the ques-
tions propourded by Mr.. Busteed.
Nh BLstced asked for the yeas and nays winch re-
suited in of - to T.. aro the Chair decided 10 the
negative, Mr.. Bustoeds resolutions being lost.
AID. Bradley then moved the following:
Bhe,eos Il is nu~r'y rropr and nshly JadicioO. tst
III, oonyeon De ofc I2ceee' to oa'i@gl $40 "a
49,. h. r. " e. ,rc. ~ s, med Ssfes. therefore be il
Eoolred w hold tEt idua doctrine oi the DrncIat'
party IL. principle Of 'eifoy ninent a. enuncated IA
tie kasa-N,braska b, aud affirmed 10 tie On 1haii
sr-- ia te Peopc feach stat, and Trrt'ory . b.
way, subject ouy 70 the Constitution oi tNe uI4'''
Beel That in .he application of the principles contained
r to- foregoing fcouiion ill., lnt pie Ee our
nsd question of ads-on into the Unior as one oi
headed That IN the future AFTER The admission of Kan ss
fh re, I'll i ss faye tSe pop laiion requisite for NJ
Der Of Cougns. under tic decimal apporontn and no
,alt tr qle.fior og ala.on s.sl. be submitted 10 aAl
ratified bs sir vote of the people.
Aes,rd. That be se!e ty ts cony.n.
tou be- required 70 yrdge himself to conform the rsons
tt, bed Principle ts Refused % do hold our
s,lyes stsol,ed from supporting bic nomination.
ON motion OF Mr.. Cooper, they were laid upon the
table. IL.
f. 90 into rlra roce nomination prevailed with tnn
following result: ,
HA'
No.s ysr.............i
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Ne..r- Bell End Cooper voted for Herrick On the
fr-t ballot Bu,tergori for Moses Taylor, " iey Tor
Eeuuett Bus'eed. Bradley and Foster fcT Cafke' Inc
Convention then adjourned To Thursday evening next.
Can't W,ry assures us thGt he has secured elght
votes for Mr.. Bennett ef TIE HerGlf, and that on
Thursday evening he VIII have won - votes Tor Ms
nouuaiion. Tie Capt. evidently knows winch way
Il tide i setting.
KIVGs CoU.fY The Joint Conference Committees
Of he Republican and American Congressional aud
County Convictions Inc. last evening at tue shakes
prare lIole. 10 agree upon basis for union ticket
az tie approaching election. The Republicans tr't
proposed take the Congressman FOR the Id District
the County Clerk Superintendent oi the Poor, aud
the Cororcr or Brooklyn; the Americans to nave the
naming County Offices. This was declined by the
American Committee. the Amercala hen made
similar proposition to the Republicans, and It was
unanimously declined. The Republicans tneu adopted
a resolution that they could not recommend ID theT
Conventions the formation OF a Iion ticket on any
other bass tlGn tie concession to them BY the Amer
leans oi the nomination Of Congressman. This basis
conceded they were prepared to consider in liberal
spirit any proposition in respect to nominations or
County Officers. To this he Americans replied that
tLey we're unable to agree among themselves, ana
adopted d solution to go back to their ConyeaiIon'
for -dv.cc before taking further action
Both Committees tnen adjourned to Thursday AT o
O'Clock P. III.
IsT DEsr--The Hon. EGuERT T. SMITH OF suilok
Is an fadPc1lHt candidate for Congress IN the Long
L l-- Ill trl hl 1