New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10

Gen. go Committee on Resolutions, was present,
The ~ h,IinH make an explanation
abd W., - D,ck said he appeared by no AUTHORIZED
MI "a; fonyention He explained that the report
seu,n ~ %ns~.rce Committee Wa referred to L- Com
..e ,pdthe Conference resolution was incorporate
-. DE other resolutions. not IN terms but eD'ilrn
in'o isge of H. own In addition to this he he'd re-
10 .s"S recommendation that the Committee on Con
,eace he discharged which had reported to this Con-
IT,, 1Icy had intended at no time TO treat tins
copyenton with disrcspeci.
n, Van Dvck was on the stand some time, and was
soL;ected 10 a -eAaminai0n. lie .alu that sie
1910 10 end tie resolutions was due to the idc tnht
. s,,-,o.c1 hi, convention would frame rcSclu-
49, Gov hselC This Convention had passei re-
snlntiop Affirming the pv@er Of Congress 10 piohDil
paeyv in the territories II had gone on ana maze Jus
a,sn Nominations aud now waited the acuoh oi 'Ao
Amercap Convention on the rennining ofices.
The Chairman put the question on taking recess
til oclock. Iii e .ho rou y,a.
1arcd The vote .tood-Ieas 81, Nays w.
Committee from The kepuOHc"u Oo'Ai''' ''0' va"
apponnced IIaughter.l -, ,c-.....,,
The Corornittee WIS received The Chairman stated
he held in his hand resolutions daSsed ny the hePuo
Ucan Convention. which should have Deeh 'ran' M
;o Tins Convention. lie now rendered them 10 Tue
Chair.
The resolutions were received l.. ,.ro-
ceedne to nominate candidate ior OVleiHCi, U 0u'
,Ie res6pc Of the resolutions being called Tor, The
table.
A motion TO adjourn was lost.
The reading of the resolutions was then ordcred.
Gen. Scroegs said the time had now arrived when
,e0otiaton was n; end. The action of the Repub-
Eoap Convention cannOt be misinterpreted. Ameri-
cans are 10 be allowed to hitch themselves to the tail
tf their kite, and follow its movements. He had
been foremost for union. lie defended the conci-
story action Of this Convention, and Of the State
Council end recounted the insults of the Republicans.
After authorizing q Committee of Conference, they
had stipp ii Of power, and ignored its action; had
used dsbonorablc tricks Of negotiations concealed
the rescuiio Ms they passed and after agreeing III Con-
ference 10 join in the making Of ii ket, had gone on
10 make their selections without consultation. lie
called for the nomination Of an American ticket. lie
expressed his deep regret at this result OF the union
effort, but he could go no further.
Mr. Hayle followed in the same style.
Mr. Murray Of Ontario cOncurred and eloquenty
advocated pure American ticket. The Republicans
had repudated the action of their Members OF Con-
gess
favor of American nominations, and denouncng the
treechery Of the Republican Convention.
Mr.. Perrin the next speaker. His remarks ran
In the general channel
Mr. Unman came forward under heavy cheering
He said it was hardly necessary for him to speak The
nnanimty Of the Convention could not be Questioned.
II had acted with wisdom and dehberaton worthy OF
all praise. After the other Convention had rendered
the first proposition il had been treated with courtesy.
Mr.. N. then reviewed the subsequent steps OF the
negotiation characterzipg the action of the Repub-
hcans az a series of disreputable tricks.
The question was taken on thesnOton to proceed 10
nominate candidate for Governor. Carried unani-
mously, with cheers.
The Convention then adjourned to ~ p. IN
EVENING SESSION.
The Convention was called to order at p. IN.
MIR. wilkins moved the appointment OF Committee
Of Five on Resolutions.
Ruled ont of order.
The Chairman stated that he had been waited upon
by many gentlomen of another Convention, saying
that there was serious mistake IN regard To lts aclo
toward this Convention, and that another Committee
from the Republican Convention would wait upon this
body. He announced the special order to be the nom
Mr.. Andrews of New-York moved that a reconside-
ration be had of the motion to so into nomination
for Governor.
Mr.. Richmond of Genesee opposed the motion. He
thought il insdvsabe to let the Republicans cheat
or insult this Convention again.
Mr. Andrews fully concurred with those in favor of
immediate nomination, but was satisfied that there
was mistake as to the proceedings of the Repubii-
cans
Mr.. Brooks thought there had been no mistake.
An explanation followed.
Another delegate spoke in favor Of delay.
Mr. Prescott Of Herkimer had been willing IA
wait the action of the Republicans, but he supposed
at teatme that every member Knew what was the
duty Of this Convention. He thought this attempt
was boys play. He moved that the motion to recon
slider be laid on the table
The Yeas and Nays were called on the motion.
During the call, Republican Committee came
upon the of the platform for further conference
Mr.. Brooks interrupted the call to announce their
arrival and moved that they be Immediately heard.
Mr.. Welch of Erie from the committee, said that
the Republican Convention had appointed them as Il
Committee OF Conference to appear here and to meet
any similar committee from this Convention, aud ex-
plain any misunderstanding that had occurred He
would add that he was authorized to say that his
Convention deeply regretted such misunderstanding
The Chair said he would take an unparhamentary
Course and hear any motion on this communication.
Mr. Murray moved the appointment OF Committee
10 confer. Laid on the table.
A delegate moved that the Republican Committee
b. requested to communicate in writing. Lost.
motion to refer the matter TO the old Committee
Of Conference was then offered.
Mr. Murray spoke in favor Of the respectful treat
ment of the Committee and a Committee OF Confer
e1ce.
An animated discussion ensued.
Gen. Scroggs said that II was always bad pohcy 10
change front before an enemy. but II was always
policy TO hearken 10 negotiations lie was IN favor
of meeting this Committee with respect. Ii was
necessary To the dignity of the Convention ana he
urged the Committee of Conference already appointed
should meet the Republican Committee.
The Committee of Conference was carried
The vote on the question Of laying the motion OF re-
consideration on the table was then carried
A count resulted IN eas IS, Nays lOl; ana the mo-
tion declared to be lost.
Then came the question To reconsider the vote on
the special order of the evening.
Mr.. Hale moved that the vote on the question be
deferred half an hour.
Mr.. Richmond insisted that the action of the Con
yentiOn had been too often deferred already, and
insisted upon immediate action. lie was specially
opposed to any further propositions from the " old
man."
Mr. Perrin came next, with an argument agalns
any further delay of the nomination.
Mr. Fosgate spoke with warmth against delay, an'
read the Constitution 10 show that this COnv
had no right to nominate anything else than purely
American ticket.
Mr.. brooks appeared from the Conference Commit
tee to report He reported that full and free Confer
ence had been had that personally and IN Their prop