New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

a M. PIAEcE-It would be well II an 6ur publ e m.
A we E as woiihyo Office Iie knew .ha, VI. McCmG
was cn American il sentiment.
Mr. WAENFE-I gonM moi give much ior his Ame,
ri,n nor your.
"a, PEAEcE replied. and vcs called . order by ii
W 7pOE q the Thi .cen.h wsri said the NJ,
NEE e. .. S>ir choice c was Joseph B, yarnrn.
Gen. L-cYD q" d5e se.en'eesth W.rt w,s entrel
s-,;.scI viii NJ. hoCnrty anl the ecior Of the WI
C.rrre,.ional Con> eution. BIT 80 flr n, the cthe
It.,-;e,. were -cnce, 7es' he hoped the reso,usio
I would pas 1t was JUS. arf The 6eoubi'olns hi
provoked A. The Rcpublica . party nah played
raitorons pait il every other '.i, ladn ,n9 l
u long a. he lived iCheer-.l
TIE resolutions were passed. WI, ory two dissent
IL voes.
Ire Convention then adj ned, with cheers for tb'
hTerc2n nominees
he HARMONIOUS DEMOCRACY t." TOWN..
Tie WIKI Democratic Congressional Convention
net sgain las, evening e, IIibbard McCoys eorier
tf Tnirty-sCCond s.rce. and Fourth avenue. large
snd excited ovid throngcd Ire bGr-room below an'l
incre were ndca ions Of very turfrlelt character.
The Secretary. Mr.. Dor sherty, vas rot prescnt.
His place VIZ filed By NJ. Alcro der Ward of tbe
Twenty-second Ward. IRE minuts % the previous
meeting were not red on q. cunt Of his absence.
Before proceeding to bussess Supervisor Bell, tie
CT arnan Observed a &c It.oman at the Secretary 9
t,be with writ ng IN. terias, end asked II he was
delerete IIe stated ihst be ccme irom The Dany
Ners 20 reporter Mr. BILL ;cM him he ml-,
Withdraw. Mr. WARD moved that tine reportrs be
admit Ell.
Mr. BILL would not -ntertlin the motion, srying
that the Convention he'd no. yet organ sed.
TIE icpOr,er retired.
Mr.. BrsTrFn suggested that he need net 20 far. az
he did not doubt the representa- ives OF the Press
would be tdmied.
Capt. WHY moved that the Reporter, be adj
m.,ied.
MrWARp seconded the motion.
Los, by majority O. ore.
Mer,r:, CoorSr. Bel ami Eulterwpv,h voting in the
negative.
Mr.. Brs1rrD got tbs floor after struggle for pre-
cedencc with Cooper, and ma rT's'oiy speech III
toduced The following resolutions:
I,,,n, This Cor veuon representative 'dv and - OF
to be- comPoed os OF Re liable ALL '-"lei p"ocs'
Uhe,eo, i. charged that Horace CLARKE one Of the
nominees this CONVENTION, did IL the ls-t Consre's par
on Nv ~c it IS c-irned Ia has rcreed ell eon'idere
REGARDED Democrat ard as' lost any clam w'A
Ia. NTH. otherwise have rcuoWa Nio - COugrc1i ara,
Bhercas . asserted upon wha uncoairDliete6, .pfei'
ion vi hold, FEDERAL oFfce commit "a hnsef iu " IT,
member Of tie ANANth CSasess ID sy2'" the -e'e
Hfueai !. also I'D bat smother me nser o. sh' Cor
yeon, who holes en- up' sn 'rs n9Isn. ON. ~ s ',y
bureau wei. rown all reaor member Of TIE BACK aepao
Hfes. /. is ao represented tlat eyer rsmbers o. h'
Convention were scisey euasyed December III in efe
ing r. usreo weoe VINO ?. the re,uiS H'n'ea Demo
Ehe,ta, 1t dse this Convention to be applied o. tee
u;h fall of Z Allegations al 70 he Denocf:tc con-
uency Of the With Coarlesonsl District, tina, II ouh be
represented IN nonai ens by nieu y no nay
Red Tha, this p ,nbIe ana reoiution, De referred 10
Committee Of thee r. 'o - b. appoi"ed os f mar, m
examine and report to the Convection the nuih Ok ay % hs
Bosed That Committee have power to end tr p'r:n'
auo perers and he reqS'ea rero to The Convention
ct it, frs; neetirs. .,.e..
,e,i9s pos, ofhi4 Ccneeon Tnudsy ni;ht 'hi'"eek
The resolutions elected considerable cheering.
Mr.. Ed. COOPER Immediately moved TO lay them
upon The table, and called for The previous question
Tie resolutions were tabled by vote OF i9to o.,
Bn.e,worth, Cooper and their employees voting yea
Mr.. BUSTED renewed Capt. Wiley's motion to ad-
nit the reporters
AID. BRADIEY secorded the motion.
Can't. WILEY, AID. BRADLEY, NJ. BrsTrgD AMI
Mr. WARD spoke in ia yor OF the MOTION c9IlehI'ns
ibat ,be proceedings Of the Convention belonged 20
a. nrbIr and that the people lad the :ght b. know
how their represeniatve3 behaved in Convention.
Mr. CooprR took the floor in oppc ition, and his re-
tsiners taking The from HIM, on the question DEM
nt io vote def ated it. by strict test vote Of IL u
if Messrs. Cooper Bu'terwollh and Ben a9ain VOC
ing nay. A.. o~
Mr. S,uUFL F. BuTTERwopTu Of the Assay D..
ice, now stated lie had beard It hai been intsd
althoug. lie had 10, seen it, that he han voted u
tab the resolution stenOgatiug the candiihteS ol
Mr. CLARK al oppoi unity 10 write en explanatory 'r
ter To this Convertn, SO that hc might get It's ION
nation lie took tits occasion to deny tnat I. poI
and 10 say that Nir. Clark hah peraFTu S ,ona;, INV
,,,,r,hy f. receive, aud sfO 'ld not receive an,
,r,tsrance from men honest IF purpose apa tue o.
u was M, aasv 10 perceive tie exact diilt OF Mt
rniforworh, but 1t was Observer 'hAI ns n'I -.
! -acks for ine door inneaIarey after ccnc,u,..-o
'h. He was arrested by ttc ci'air, who or cred
II M Ia
room without ills consent.
Mr. Er,rrEp moved that the Convention a'Youen'
Cant WILEY seconded the motion.
Mr. BrsrEID demanded the Ayes aud Noes npon
Mr.. Coorrn objected 10 the question being'o taken
INSISTING tha # was not parliamentary and contrary 20
the rules of Jefferson's Mammal. .,.,-,
Mr.. BUSTED thon claimed The iight ny usa.st u
have the question taken, and the Chaiiniah eecrie
Tie SlcRxrARY called the roll, ani when the
uaues Of the Delegates Of the Eighteenth ward were
called scene Of the greatest confusion prev duoi'
Epw.Rp COOPER said his Delegation had sabSt'
tued Richard Murphy Of the Custom-iiou'e III The
| place of Samuel +. ButteIwcrth.
AlJ BRADLEY insisted that the delegation hed not
made any such substitution, inasnuch as nc hah
nothing 10 do with IT, long ana shsiy
followed spite of CooPEEs motion lor the pret"''
aueetiou-a favorite motion which he begged IN Oh
! every possible occasion
| Mr.. BUSTED insisted upon the right OF the eae
delegation to voice IN the selection u 1hrr sio'i
tutes referring to the minutes OF the C0nVeaion ~
show the. that had been il uniform course and pIac
/ .ice and that this rule adopted by Iaminany hai
itsci and tha, where delegates could aot agree ao'u
! filling the vacancy the question must be referred %
the Convention. He protected thai Mr. Cooper hao
10 RIGHT 10 carry the Eighteenth Ward in his packet
That gentleman was prosituting the power and pat
runage IL his Office to coeTce the votes OF the MAJORITY
Of that Convention. He appealed to the delegate, q
least to prove themselves men, and not be driven IA
machines At the bid Of leader or led like cattle an
forced to feed upon whatever thrown ITO thei
, troughs. 1t was evident that the appeal wa'
not without effect some OF the delegates manies
their satisfaction by appliance. But tue seiee. yolS