New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23

officers. lie stated that the COMMITTEE had been
much embarrassed but had acted from their bss con.
vcti De- and N the ED had agfeed 10 tue tcke' oy
majority vote, bu. it vas due 70 one member OF tue
Committee 70 cay that he was dissatisfied with the
ticket.
TIE ticket vas then read as folio "a:
Judge Of the Court Of IL pedls.. IT, Is. DAWES
Secretary y SIdse.'.''......''O n. FLOYD JoNhs
Cont,oae, .....'''''.'.'''''''"pp pssssr0N.
General MYERS
State LnyIneer. .................nN RICHMOND
St aTaI Pyt,"n in'pse,oy.... ELorsxS.
Clerk u the Cou,t If Appeals. CHARLES HUGHES.
Mr. TJosE Of N-R-York moved the report be ac-
cepted and the csnJiis,es baloted for sep Iateiy.
Mr. T.. T. WOOD ssd, as member OF the 70 nnt-
tee he desired 10 LAY tnst his wish and eor, had been
TO mske Canal ard American ticket lie had ever
been consistent American, and had never been rae
tous but desired 70 say he never coui vote the ticket
reported consistently with his principles.
Mr. X +. ANDREWS SAID, in justice 70 the Commit
tee il proper TO say that whenever he went INTO
Convection be fe bound abide by the acton OF the
In, ioriy. TIE gertlen.n dissented only ~ ore man.
The CH.IR-Tbe gentleman from New. York must
not sllude ID matters tTansprpg before COMMITTEE
Mr. AsDRLws-The obj-J ion of tue gentleman vas
oDly TO one man. IL was Canal ticket as 1t stood
far more than IT would be arranged as the sentS-
man from XII "a desired.
Mr.. W. ID. huRPHY Of Albany believed he was con-
sasrsd = sood American. He bad only one thing IN
yiew-the i0ierett Of the American party. He had
oppos. the ticket az whole bui wss whllcg 20 lay
down his personal views at the feet OF the Anencan
party. c.. J.,
he o. sired 10 vote by ballot. The ticket "a whols
bellies and s'ulifes every word Of the platform rea
10 night. NopeI-on would accuse hlm OF beng aoy'
thing but an Americana but shile the party Was smash
ing other mschires they must be not to be su
pected Of running d machine theuse yes. lie would
10, Weld his right To ballot for Candidates ID any msn
in the world. lApplaase DO not let it be suspected
inst this Convention ~ nachlDe run by Commit &C.
JOEL L. HEADLEY hal endesvoed u spt the ticket
himself lie believed the present arrangement gave
the Contracting Board to the Democrats and the .ns
Board to the X publicsns He stated the history of
the tran fer Of he power from the Conr acting ,ard
70 ,b. Can al oard by the Republicans and declared
that TIE cup prepared the Amercaos should nov be
placed at toeir owD lips. He you'd do 1t.
Mr.. MURRAY of Seneca WAS disappointed 10 q GER
tain extent He did not tina, sLy principle vas IN
vowed In this matter Tney had resolved 70 20 into
the camp Of the Republicans a. enemies, and throE
the seeds of distiust aud di-senson, and make the
wort nomination for them that could be made AMI
had they not done I.
MIR. HusTEp of Westcbester said he came here in
structed 10 vote for an Americao ticket Only. tie
should d. 40, AID would refuse 10 support ticket
composed Of Americans and Democrats. He came a.
a repr.septstIve of Westchestef County
Nj HEADLEY-No, You are not
Mr. HUsTED-I aU, aGd my constituents instructed
NE 10 vote oIly Tor Americans.
Mr. HEsDLEYTt ey did not instruct me.
Mr.. HUsTED-You dOnt represent Weotc hester.
Mr.. HEADLEY-Yes ldo
Mr.. HusIED-Wil the gentleman be quisa
Mr.. HEADLEY-Not while you speak OF West
ches'er.
Mr. BURL,w supported voting by ballot.
Mr.. GRAVES moved 10 amend by taxing rscd r0es
vote. .
Mr.. DrGAssE found himself for the first time in his
life al oI.ct ssue with the American Convention. tie
asked his GLOW. Americans now 10 listen 10 PROPOSE
ton Which would accomplish al the Oblecs sought
xithout sacrificing the character and blasting the
prospects of AG,ericsns. Loud cheers. He offered
resolution deelarIg-
Wh,ea. Th. Convention called for the purpose q pac-
us capdd4.s in nInipation and phereI rxpedlent 70
American party sodf the os snce OF power there
ioie,
Rs.,,red Tbs. til, Convention viii proceed 70 dominate
candidate II the Court Of Ap-as aid Ces Of the
Count Of APIes from me LddAtes nov IL H'Aa'n sna
Mr. DUG..sg ssid he offered this az a means Of get
ting lid Of this prostitution and hariory Kisses and
APPLAUSE a.,
report OF the Committee being before the Convenon
Mr. SWEET Of Tiogs justified the action Of the Com
u.ttee. They bad given the Caoal Board TO the he
pubcsDs aud the Contracting Board and State Prison
10 the Democrats
Mr., FCIylR would not swallow Dlchnan. No
American who had taken solemn obligation 20 vote
for no an 10, born OIL the col coald woe Tor Dutch
man He IVES willing 10 leave the office unified, out
would rot vote for Du Gilman, or any nslman, sod
va Dot the right Of the Committee 10 cay that he
should.
Mr.. j. K. Thomson .hought the Convention was now
reappg the BAD fruit of the formation Of the COMMIT
tee on tDt mater u nOHlld,OL lao "d5 '"Ay ~ wv
domination Of g ioreigLer, but there was one
NOE fatal mistsk.; It wae, that dow wa
struck ~ the canal policy Of the party-a pol
icy hat mad sIepgi heLei the party 80 much IN
folmer yeas; ttey ha1 PLACED IN tne npoItadt ONCE
Of Courole f man whose record wss biaeker than
inst Of any other in the Safe a. sn attic ms1
They hsc str ct en- off the preset COotrolef VINO was
u. besi canal Der ocrst in the Stae-s for waOm
the canal men Of Western Neg York would vote ire
fo.eiv. Of party. Wescnestsf refused 10 60 ID ne
~ lie ihl .lsh 10 his hsocs, ucket Of lager
beer il b's ba1ds, and no nan should make him vte
for Dutcfnsp. lie vas d canal nsn, aud denounced
to'b JOue- aLd DeuLi,tOn a. anti-cen.l men.
H. IRyISG Of New York was opposed ~ the norna-
tor Of Dorsbeimer Il made oLly through the in.
-Iuuentslliy ot Buislo men, who had ito bargain,
BY which the PfesceIt II the St.e Council obtained
= berth Sheriff and other Americans IA Offices lie
,u!i not morally pe,ure cell for any 'Gca bar
geIF.
G. s. MtcoMBER rpoke warmly IN favor OF Dors-
hsnsr. lie had IN the country longer han moe;
hire, ard bad occupied an honorable position u the
American army wien the n,jority here present were
on their 10 hers knees. He he'd known hm long a.
republican, politically and socialiy, and pfcnoancs1
him h.nOIable sLd true genneman lie
wRhsd that so opportunity offered for electing so
Amer can ticket Dot there wss none, and they were
low egttrg the battle for the Presidential contest ara
Dot .or state Ctlcers. He trusted no American woN1