The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-10


,ons 70 hoped that The action Of the Republican !
oLyer Ion would yet justify . union. Hsot-iS the Re.
pnn Convention forced this body into the diemms OF
oud resi- upon them and from shst une The Republicans
would 30 the third party.
Other speakers followed either side OF the question
and much teeling mAnuested.
The CHAIRMAN, In reply 10 gsestop, stated that tao
communication VS. al uncomnaorly ssll'n ssaemen d
The fact that The Republican Convention could mot pass the
Mr. Brooks said regarded the action or the Repaol
Convention 10 refusing 70 vote the conference
solutions, arAr ard uphandsome treatment 81 THIS
body rhty mad proceeded I, dominate GoveSn0r sud
Lieut. Governor Without consul ing this conven sad ae
dee med due 70 the self respect OF Convention
that il at orce proceed TO ncmnac candidate for 90.
vernon to De supported by the Ansrical party &Di IN
derlianding that committee OF the Republican Clnvcn
len the wac 10 0iorm this body OF their acl)n,
and that fully aud officially ~, sAs
in favor Of nominating pure, unsduerSted American
ticket BE CAGE here pase bat be wss Is really Tor
for He asked that there be rash hssy
acon--a faA hour OF delay could do nc harm.
General scRooSs being called out said he was prepared
made up 10 what should DO done thing assais
low, but until the committee from the Republican Conyvn
ton arrived lie preferred TO await their reception. he
Sora cry urge That nothing be said done here ahoss
necessity compelled he willing to pu up q straight
oct american Scsei ia the tec sao Ia Ast c,ltSs ensy
would be vel fer The Convention 90 cngas he names Of
TIE Commitsee from, the Republican Convention hefe
appeared arc were received with cheers, e-t 1907 pisces
Mr. scosss coniioued:-A Daislee ha been 90, sla
ed The part Of the Republican Convention state TO
this COVE non their IsadneGs 70 receive asy conuncs
400, aac hat lcI LA: laIQtso tts Republican Coayeaoa
hsd jou hour e would eets further that
scllols hsa pseed ani ordered DO sent - this
Ccuvenloo. or explanation lad turned cut ihat this
Get OF rssclrcns bad reysr reached his Convention.
Nr. EsAls 81 Columbia, o. ths Re plo.a0 Jlavaaton,
er the aclicn of he Convention say ,ha. res,
luiieIs had been passed ~hca by soae sxaase cesaG
had rover hesn asnm..ed Il ordered. DO iii net
nov any ether course hhn 20 fesaln 70 hs G3.yeaan
and report The II misunderstanding.
In snswer to A. inqoiry IRON H. Brooks, ~. BsAIs
STATED a. the coOfsreI CO resolutions pzEsed unchanged
bp. stro associated vi h other ressiaiiors
III. CRAY another member OF The Republican Con-
u4iee, made a similar sfAser.srt. A.r Gray sisp "a
norrcea that tho Republican Convention bad mad,
ns ors OF Governor s5d Lieutenant Govesnor aad
aeAtis The Ge@ea Of this oSnseltsa on tae relsnssr
Il ~cticr proceed ballot FOR Governor was calico
ny, eren woiit t. adjourn was made.
Ger scKcGGs slated tia. T Van DS c Chairman Of the
Republican Committee Revolutions, was present, aae
would Il SIZE 40 explanation
Mr. VAS DycK said appsarsd by 40 authorized sclon
OF Liz CCEveG.on. lie explained the gc53Y Of tue
Ccuttenee Con ttee -e:errea Cd bis counit.ss acd
re conference resolution vss naaraors'sd o.o tae oaer
rtsoors pci II terms nut ero bodied in lEEsras OF ss
IN add. o. 10 this nc hGG rep1f.st ua1d2
ton that tho conmtee on CJniertnoo b tisoa2rssl,
WHICH q reported 70 this Convection, they hat igtea@
ca a. no iie 10 trest this Convention vi tnsspcc.
NJ. VAN DYeS vas on the stand ssme uns. and ~as
I, SIND The resolutions tpe 70 The gsc. tbs. sup
pfsed this Convention would frame resouons i.seG
This C4pveaton bad passed resolution ali mieg The
pcrsr 81 CoDsnss 20 pzohiSt slavery me Territories
II mad geie and uaies own noL,iaa.iors, sd
~st.d tee sction Of The American Convention on the
msnifs tfilSss.
The ~nAlh2As pug the question en- tskng feses@ Enni
t0 ocstos
mere MAS no dfc&iou, AM eau o. tbe roll sa
oroeIsa. ice vote s.ood-sSe 81, nays %.
eoImiies non nc Aepuollcsu Son.a4its.s " Is al
nturcae. Qsugoter
The cormhSs WISE received. The CHAIRMAN stated he
hsla tls rasd resola lcLs passed By Req oicsa
CcnSeniitn, weih tteu3 aAgc beer .ao.nl.ie - I-s
CoDytE'iol, "a no" t>EaeIed .hen 10 lie Ca2E
The tesalAisns were received.
The CHAIR snnourcea tho question to be ca p0c ad!.g
20 Ecf1iase Candidate Tor governor; III. !lo rs.Sg
he Resolutions beng ca 81 To- toe Co1V~1sa dec.el 20
iay he question 10 order ca Toe .Goa
-, iol 70 adjourn y AaiJat
ibt stAaHs .! ,ls fss1Nspoas y - inca 3FdeISd
Gee. scRooos cad TIE TIRE Isl sow EflVe1 ~hsa 10
go"Asco WIS AZ NJ fN3 lne aclon o' TIC RafnoNta4
SSnYsLeO s-Dto. b n n4stcftree1 AnsrIs-ns are u
DC @.oRed - LisG rSins-!stg - We - " 49, KITE,
and follow ~ Dovemsp.a, re EGi ben lofe ~ los
UNIV. dc eeie1ced the laiory acsn 81 tiz CJn
stlsen am q TIE aie Jda1ii san sec9JGse1 ta9 IL