The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-19

for some winu,r. chicago Convention for the sos
Of Prssdess, only obcdencs universal cad IN.
broken pubic scplebt, bus because they regard hm
smiDny die r. az the principles upon which
great interests OF ,ae nation may 10 safely oomni.ted
IApplsuse ant che. rs for Seward.)
Inis report was anopieo and subsequently, the roso.
luton was carried BY an unanimous vote, and amidst a-
iplsuse ana cheers
Hon. { M poAxRoY and H. C. GOODWIN addressed the
The committee Of thirty three reported for dse~.t.s At
Fsse wrs.m /" Evafv, Preston Ktug John L. Sch ,ol-
5lf snc H'D,y X S+loeo; ana alternsass Isash Her.
.Vsn, b. dickinson, Martin J. To vpssnd ana Jacob
%, also ce'egsts for the Eighth, Twelfth ana r~en.
Hrstvtuth Congressional o'svic.a
An exciting epsu-d over the delegates for
The Eighth Conversational oist CT Of New York city
me COMMITTEE reported In favor Of VIM. Curtis Noyes
Mr.. SHERMAN, OF Kings, took the feor and severely
coooemned tho acton Ut the COMMITTEES In selecting Cen
Nye 70 preferences TO David Dudley Field He ssd that tho
delegates from the district divided between these
men evenly, i've 70 five, and that the committee
Dy CLOSE vote, had unwisely taken Nye and
relieved f1e'd. He charged that Nye wss sup
ported BY mere politicians, while Field was urged bv
men Who were republicans from principle and VINO were
eS sOs see as moved tina, the report DO amend
place OF that Of General Nye.
Mr. Joassos OF Ns~ York, defended the action Of tho
be knew Mr. Field not TO be Seward man, ana that il
be wa sent 70 Oh cago be would merely give Q compl
presso 1t, Drop him like hot ,ato He said that he
knew that Mr.. Field was Chase man.
Inc 0obhGo was CObuDu0d bv he6sr0. Sherman. Al
Dickinson, Northrop, Of New York, Christopher Morgan
ono Others.
The amendment 70 strike Nyes nsme out and pu,
eias in tie place was Desativso by decided VOTE ana
the report OF she com nttes adopted unani nousy
a resolution empo~eripg The delegation 10 fill any
vacancies that might VAS adopted.
A series OF resolutions psssed by q Convention In
Duscbees county 10 opposition the election Of delegates
70 National Conventions by State Conventions and ia
vos o. selecuns them In the respective Congressional
vote o thanks the President was passed, and Mr.
son responded, whom the Convention adjourned,
WITH hearty cheers.
DISTRICT pRLEGArEs
Fiat Distrct-G-o W. Gurus sud Frederick W. Lord:
Alternates-Cnas W. Goddard and RobI L. Meeks.
seoosa DIS il.-Jas. s T. sttaDshan and Henry A.
Aept; Aitei nate-Wn Peet and hor ace n. Warner.
Thro lstrict-Jobn A Kennedy and Amasiah d. Bar
Ker AeTna'es, joseph B. ray lor and John l. Hanson.
Haws Alternatss, James Kelly and Robert Irwin
ruin Dsfcs-thos Murphy and Carries Briggs.
AlterDs,es, jas F. Freedom aot szismund KsarnAn.
SKIN Ueulct-Jos q Ppckney and Marsh all b Blake.
Alerpe"s VIM. Duryea and Geo. S,einbruer.
Seventh Datr'ct-Ssmusl d Conovsr and John Keyser.
AierIafes- Washington Smith ana Isaac Dayton.
Eighth Distlicr--Nm Curtis Noyes and James W. Nye
Alternstss A. Oakley Hall and Ezekiel l. Lockwood:
Alternates Jeremiah Stedwell and Geo. +. sherman.
Tenth Disttict-Anbros Murray ana WynkOop Kier-
sted Ahernates Stephen w. Fullerton and G. " r. Lud
Eleventh Dstrict-Mucus Schoonmaker and Henry
Green. AlternAtes, Peter Crspel, IT., and Reuben
Twelfth Dstrict-Abert Van C,eeck and John Hoge.
boom Alternsses, lssao Plat and K. McKinsRy.
Thirteenth District-.JnO. W. Freeman and Abram B.
DIN. Alternstes, Jss. Whiting Gideon Reynolds.
Fourteenth Dstrict-H. h. Van Dyck aud Henry A.
Brigham. Aiernses, B. q. Niles AMI Lorenzo D. Collins
fifteenth Dntr,ct-Ed~ard Dodd, James w. Schenck
Alternstee-Jobn 7. Masters, N. g. Sheldon.
Sixteenth District Orlando Kellogg, VIM. Heddng
Akernates-Ralph Loveland, Err slus s. Mead.
Seventeenth Ontric-Joho II Wooster, A. B. James.
Alterna'es-A L. Nsh e Brooks.
bishtefnth Dhtfict-Henry Churchill, Thomas B. Hor-
Ton. Administrations Payne. Abrcm Hees.
Nipteeuth Dsetrios-Horace N. Buckley, Samuel J.
Cooke Alternatee- Benjamin Cannon, Augustus Elwood
Twentth Dszict-Palmer " Kellogg Henry II. Fab.
Alternstes-Jno B. Ewood, A. B. Cody
TweDty first Nstrtct-Giee W. H0tchkiss, Ben jamin
RexfoTd. Alternates-Edward H. Edwards, Cyrus B.
Martin.
Twenty second Dstrc7-Samuel T. Gates, Robert Stew
art Alterpstes-Leonard Ames, VIM. Manchester.
Twenty third Dlsrict-IsaAc II. Ffke, Carlos B. SEQ.
VILE Aiternates-Aionzo Maxsep, Hiram Porter.
Twenty fourth DstricC-Vivus W. Smith, d. G. Green
usld Alternatee-wm. G. Gardner, Darwin E. Hurd.
Twenty fifth Dbtrict-Uexander Williams. Theodore
Green.
Twenty sixth District-B Latham Charles G. Shepard
Alternses-Wm J. Knox, Cbas. j. Folger.
Twenty seventh Dstrict-Wm. W. shepard, Geo. W.
Schuyler. Alternaaes-Aaron Hawey, J. B. Williams.
Twenty eighth DstsiCt-Wm. Scott, Stephen p HaiQht
Aherna,ee-E W. Packard, Alonzo Gray.
Twenty ninth Dlsuict-D. D. 8 Browne, Alex. Babcock
Alternstee-Samuel p Allen, Ezra ". Parsons
fhirtieth Dstrict-Josah Darling, John g. Kewherty.
Alternstes-wm. W. Smith, Charles Barton.
Thirty first Dntrict-Wm. Keep, Noah Davis, Jr. Al
ternates-J D Cooper, Dan. b. Cole.
der. Alternates- rhup Bendar, Uriel Torrey. Jr.
Thirty third Nstrct-Aonso Kent, Delos Sill. Alter
naaes-Henry A. Prendergast, John W. Aeorserean.