New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
NETWORK DALEY TRIBUNE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER u.s. 1852

ti.cr;,;ry orgies r.c,ed b>sr Where oey asa oeei
invited by the state CenxS Committee, ~ Ss.,,
There pov IL DO divided Demnorstic part IN %. a,
of NewYork. Tnere va. time when thee - -
ger ef division in the party Nor there = no 20,
Not msp Hunke' or Barnb1rrer, Hard or Nst -.
| Tow fan TO come forsEd sud uoho, IN
puoply Of tie DemocIs.c party, Toe Vary
has rceei beer rescued from tie grave dug for IT, Neu
as The present Chairman Of the Conven'ioo bad BEN
p-usisert;sly saved from the grave, which vas TO-
tended should hold him, Every uan deserving the
name Q: Demccra. would now rally aolne the party
IL tpppor. Of order and regularity. lCheers After
Dwelling length the happy confusion of tie dif.
ference in the parry ard severely denou chg the acts
Ct tie hired ruf.sts who hsd come there, unde, pay,
TO Geak up tie Convection, he expressed the wish
that the bu.ir Of the Convention might now be pro.
ce.dsc With in coed spirit and moved oil Of the Tof.
The ron uss then called, aud al but uiae delegstes
replied. Tie list called included the Tanmsny dele
gates. Oswego was The OILY one contested
When tie pane Of Mr. Bartlett Of Brsome, WAS
called ard Re responded the Convention and gave
round after round Of cheers, while ores esounded Of
"Ibsts gtoriousw That's old Dan home"
The same demonstration attended the response OF
each "IIsrd" de'epste.
When Dsvid Potter entered the room, Captain Byp-
de,s shouted " Here they come we shall have Wood
socn."
voice. God forbid. Load laughter.
Mr.. yer or responded to his name amid cheers and
cries Of " He's 81 bone"
When the nsme Of Issi.h Ryuders called be
ssd: BY the blessings of Divine Providence and 10
monhg AID Of the brawny arms that were raised
sgars, me, am here" Cheers and laughter.
When Ssnue Besrcssl was called, be replied
" The Sepecss se here through their Young and
Ward representatives"
A voice. We are a united porty! Three cheers
for Seneca.
The cheers were heartily given.
When II. X. Wirg was ciled be ssid-I am here,
and u oct happy 10 report myself e. the Denocrs.c
delegate from Warren to the Democratic Convention.
(Cfeers
Mr. Randall Of Cortland moved tha. Daniel 5. Dick
nsou be invited to take seat on the floor OF the Con-
ventiop.
The motion was carried unanimously amid immense
The Chair appointed II. S. Randall and Darius A.
Ogden Committee 10 wait on MI Dickinson and con-
duct him 10 the floor.
Thomas J. How moved the appointment Of Com
mtiee Of from each Judicial District on permanent
org anizaop. Carried.
The Chair then announced the following a. the CON-
Thon,. How Of csyqss P B. Sweeney Of Sew.Yort
Ws.tiDson kne, Of Lewis Greenwood Of Madison How
Tie Secretary announced the number of stseatees
seven.
Cries Of "Read their names, that we may know
them :"
Tie Secretary read the nsmes oftbe seven abssntees
II was announced that Messrs. W liant and Smith
would boti be in after diprer.
A. this n omeut Darie s. Dickinson appeared ard
tie Convention sprsrg TO lie feet, both in the gallery
and hsll ard the cheering for sovelal minutes was
deafeurg and was repest.d over AMI over sgain a.
Nj Dickinson shook bands with NJ. Suyker.
Loud calls Of " Dickinson " Dickinson rang from
every part of the hall, when Mr.. DIcEIssos made a
epoch which created immense enthusiasm.
There were only five sbsentees from the Convention
Adjourned till 4 p. m.
In the evening, resolution to appoint the delegates
10 CT a,lesop at this time introduced, when mo-
ton was made to postpone the subject, but it was
voted down BY Yeas 81 Nsys92.
resolution then adopted for the Chair to ap-
point two delegates from each Judicial District 70 re-
o IT the Eamss Of two dele gates tn the Charlsston
Coaveution from each Congressional District and four
alt mates. The vote or the adoption Of this was
slmost unanimous. Adjourned till a. IN. tomorrow.