New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

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NeSio'k contested seats They oil n the trouble
when had llowed yet the RESOLUTION only sou cbt to
sete in fair and honorable manner the controversy
WITCH bad 20 iocg pslsed the arm OF the D.eocracy
OF Il State. He then commented on the uusrrels ia
| New York, declaring be respected old Tamuany for
What shs bad done for the Democracy ia the dsy, Of
tue rast. bat could not longer support her usurp,-
| tioD5 lie sss in favor OF meeting tie Tamu sny
delegates On fair ard equal teins, aud the reso-
| luton expressive Of that desire hsd been pa:
| and carried beyond esy. Fifteen minutes After the
hocr at which the Central COMMITTEES had ordered
the Convention to assemble, Peter Cagger, rot
member Of the CopyeL,on, hsd oslled the Convention
to order Then it was that disgrsoefu scenes enough
| 20 break down q party twenty times more powerful
than tina. OF Ii. Democrats, I'D been ena9ted Then
il tbs. they who brought here for TIE pur
pose, rallied to support those who bad hired them.
He sincerely desired 70 restore peace and harmony 10
their troubled coupcs He wss desirou, 10 have a.
opportunity TO CONTINUE the proce edirgs of the Con
vertion in such o manner 10 secure triumph 10
tire State. He wa ready to make every sacrifice 10
that eLd except that Of honor principle and iisiy
to bis party friends in New-York. He moved fox
Committee Permanent Organisation which was
carried, srd the following appointed:
WoDd and A. sceell New Ypk: Z. M,thss. Nssaris
Hssbrouek
Mr. BARTLETT Of Broome, asked il his lams wa
on the Committee
The CHAIRNAs-It is not.
Mr. WooD moved for Committee Of one from
each Ju6icisl District, resolutions, which car
red, end the follo~iug were appointed
C. d. Murray c. Wilet, T. X. Ferns, r. DInlap j.
Smith o Bacon c. C. HdlsI. and 5 Talbot
Mr.. c. ID. MURRAY spoke warmly against the pr.c-
tice Of admitting delegates tickets, and declared
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sucb proceedings. lie moved for Committee on
Credentials, with power to f vacancies.
The following gentlemen were appointed: c. d.
Murray, DR.. Sands, Mr. Stats, j. Tabor, and Mr..
Bascom.
Mr. BIRDs,LL of Seneca desired to know il this
body thought could rule by iris vioesco. He VS.
the oldest Democra. in the Convention, and had
never voted split ticket in his he but he denoutc ID
tbese proceedings. If Old Hickory were alive. he
would blush for the Democracy. He cautioned his
friends to pause before making this attempt to strike
down TIE party in the State.
Mr. HALsEY X. WING ssid, on behalf Of Mr.. B,s-
com that he requested that gentlemsns name with
drawn from every Conn i'tee, the hsrGes of the Hard
Democratic. He rcse to protest ses st these proceed-
irgs, Lot as a member Of this Convention, but As a
Democrat Of the State of NewlOrk Tney were taking
taking their course only IN favor Of the Wise pro.
eraInme M announced from Virginia. lie asked gen
drivers from that hall, by volsrce, premaureIy apd
upiusiy. lie stated here publicly, what he knew to
be the fact, that this Convention was called at L.
O'Clock. lie and others ad coae into the hall to vote
for Nr. Alvord eight minutes before II, and
found the chair a'esy hled, and resolution respect
iIg Contested seats offered.
Mr.. Smith of Efio-Thats 40.
lIr Wing coutinued in behalf Of the Democracy OF
the rural distrcs. He called on them to get no foe
ther Ito THE trouble ard for Gods sake To to strike
down the Empire State for Henry A. Wise Of Viz
GINA.
MIR. McNIshon spoke in support OF Of the proceedings
Of tie Convention.
Mr. Wood here rose and said he could respond cheer
fully and With sincerity to the remarks made oy his
respected freDd from Warren Wing lie, to,
thought il lamentable to find the great Dsmocr .tc
party in the position in which 1t appe airs to-day, aud
be erieved at the circumstance that had thus huni.
ateo il. But he coulo say TO tie gentleman, and
through the press he could say 10 the Democracy OF
the whole State and Union the gentle nen VINO have
seeded from the Convention are earnestly desrons oil
union and hsrmoDy in the Demoeraac Psrty lei tnem
return to this hail. AID he Wood stood resty to OK
t,p nd TO them the right hand OF fello TshlP ana
Of brotherhood. He was wiling TO aiylse tuAt
they be equally represented 10 this Convention on us
State ticket on iis Committees aud on the Charleston
otlepates lie was willing to stpuaie, so i.r ~ hi u
self colleagues were concerned, that they suCui
come in on equal tarms with themselves lie Sd'wtF
inc TO overlo their secession a. the Democrsc parry
overlooked their secession from its ranks IN 1912 liz
regretted the humiating portion OF the Convention
Al that time II those members who deemed
right to withdraw were ~lllng 10 return
ard 60 into organization on 90 eqaa
Az inst division he pledged The delegates to 20 Is
as the farbest to harmony and unity to their
oebe rh;oIs, but until some one was authoIizod 70
speak for tie seced.Js with power to represent those
who left the Convention agreed to do So he was not
in favor Of dong hing ese except to preserve the
even tenor Of their way and complete the business
before the Convention. II he fund the gentleman
from Warren wss not authorized to cay this IN oeh1n
Of tie secedors heo be could not listen to HIN. tie
* he Convention WhB' tue object OF men
WHO uturped the right to put badge on the Sex ana
ticket 10 the hands Of the Democrats elected to the
State Copvenoo, ublees 1t Was to acnieve az orga'i,
zsuop in their He asserted and deh, %
contradiction, that here, precisely at IL CLOCK tue
Convention was called 10 o!dsr by gen leman whose
seat in the Convention WAS rot contested By Wh>t
right did the Secretary Of the Stsie Committee cal the
Convention TO order when be Tot there "a msm-
| bar Of the Convention He wonld invite the Con
yettion 10 proceed with its business and be desired to
make the following report perm organization.
| Fo, P,srdent-THoNAs @. ALvosp Of OpopdsA r. p
Smith Of Nor roe Dunlap Of hissas, w oesn Of q;1so
John ArHs:rors q 9ae.n. l. A. .sSa. o. san'h mas
| 80, Secrstart.-C. o. Murray AID W. j. wi-!an'
| The report was adopted.
Mr.. Wood-Mr Chairman, beirg also Chairman Of
the Con mt,ee or Resolutions, AN prepared 70 oHef
resolution If great importance o. pst.si iepo..
nation have been for the pat sI months aslts'ei oy
the compl. xion ard mode Of election Of ihe delegates
| 10 the National Convention. the subject was one Of
great IMPORTANCE Ore portion OF the Democracy IA
yored the syiug over Of the question Until after the
| S,a,n caupsgu Those who desiIed the UNION Oh
the party wished the subject Of the ChsFies.2o
| Delee aies might be entirely lgno'sd IL .hs
proceedings Of tbs lofveLton. i n a
subject 20 dstIscpg in the Convention, ou' to"t TIC
whole MISTER might be laio owe. to q pe!Ioc seo'e
| queut to the fall election but TIE eau o. inc 20,
Committee zee a,ily introduces the question here
ana am desired 10 ibtrojace this resolution uov, oy