The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-01

s<vbed them this morning, 70 remain he OssveAtios
and support the nominee.
POST RtPT.
czAnzzox, Apra sA-NAaieht
The following Plaoa' posted in all public places
| All democratic delegates trends Of constitution :
platform OF the party requested 70 meet n 81 Az
drews Hall 70 night at eight O'Clock.
Besides the boilers there are four other delegations
Guiding KentocKy, holding meetings W night, and
will probably announce their withdrawal in the mornins
is probable that Al The Southern delegations viii
have withdrawn in the course Of day swo together
with two Northern States and the hards Of the New YORK
delegation.
Thus Ia the democratic party broken up, the mschne
smsshed and new party In progress Of formation.
Gen. Gushing Gays the Douglas insane. Great
efforts win be made 70 bring about reconciliation bot
the Rupioon passsd
The Douglas men calculate upon nominating their
candidate the first ballot and ray the seeding South
Credat Judeasi
The excitement here 10 tremendous. This stsruoou
some Of The ssceden bad . conference with John A.
Green, Jr, Of Syracuse, the right hand man Of Wood,
who fought his battles tho western part Of the State
AT grand banquet given Wood by the Mayor r.
Charleston, proposed either 70 put Wood ticke
"a Vice President admit his delegation to the Southern
Convention, with his thirty. i've votes
The seceders say they will make the platform and
ticket national and sectional eight Dougas in the
North His friends calculated South Ca-oans whico
has nov gone over 70 the other side
The Albany Regency are responsible for breaking UP
the Convention. they carried everything with high
hand They carried In their own State Convention the
arrangement to vote . unit, and not for tia
arrangement the minority in the delegation coa!d have
turned the vote the other way and secured platform
satisfactory to the south New York ety. with It's intel
Bsepce and immense population, u by the DELE
gates Of the western part Of the ste From the CITY
Clancy Savage and Belmont the only three delegates
vho have voted with the westerl under the direc
ton Of Richmond and Dagger. On the other side arv
sstsrwcrth, Cooper. Waterbury, Crossweu Driggs
schep. Fowler and Mcintyre, who . strong Dickinson
Among the hards from the rural districts are Kem
HE Of Putnam, EdsAii Of Orange, Russell Of Sullivan
.es Of Greene, Spencer Of 81 lawrence, Randall ef
oor.0d Jefe, Of Nurroe and Devereux Of cs,tsra-au
rms county Eassus Corning has also voted with the mi
rsrity.
This .ncrnoon, at the dinner table at the Nils House
.,.,s Was an alteration between Peter cagger and Isaac
rox,er There we're loud and angry words on boh sides
and ,oue curses on The part Of casser.
ros Pennsylvania delegation have held meeting ana
.,s s,sh,een 10 nine favor of joining the South
ern secsssiouists
s secess on Convention orsauized 10 night a twelve
ss.sss were represented, namely, Delaware virginia
souh o.ro,ina Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Nsaaipp
Iou,.aus Texas, Arkansas, Missouri and New York, The
representatives Of these States signed the roll
Mayor Wood, Of New York, was introduced By Mr.
lawrence, Of Louisiana, and received with smeu
dous applause. Amer shors speech hs signed TIE ron
q also did Or. skinner, Mr.. Green md othsn
to-ncrrow III twelve O'Clock.
An there wss NOT room IN thA.HAu v sadrs0 u
peou,e. the members Of The Convention proceeded
70 The CITY Hall, whore, IN the open air, Mr.. Lamar
and others addressed The nultsade. ..
There are similar meetings eli over ths city, and Ne
srsatsss enthusiasm prevails
Lamar said to-nishsh heuceorth and forever shsrs
were to orxanisauoos
There ID no chance Of . reunion. oHieb cnhns, n n
positively asserted, win Geese 70 be Chsrman Of The
Convention lnst,u,e Hall 70 morrow, aad perhaps DO
win become Chairman Of the new COVE ition.
This probably tie last democrats Convention TIA,
will ever be held
THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION.
CHAMELEON, April 90, 1890.
The Convention moi At ten A. NJ
After prayer The PRECEDENT addressed the Convention
spologizng for the hsvh language used by him during
the ds,rdsr So urdAy evening. He, however, COZ
sidered n his duly 70 speak plsiriy aud posuvelr.
The PspKSr announced thai the dt business In order
taking vote on the main question. which vAs 90
the substitute offered by M Dutier behalf OF Maasa-
chsses Mnoesoss Indiana ssd New Jersey, presenting
the oncrnsu platform with resolution for the pro,ec
ton of citizers Of foreign birth.
vote being taken, the Butler platform rejected BY
Of nearly twothrds ~ Ans 1.-THE ayes los, and
the nays los.
when New Jerscy called DIN stated that the
Convention which appointed them delegates had 70
commended them 10 vote ~ . unit
The PRESIDENT decided that The word 're,ommsadedv
vas equivalent 70 instruction
The decision q the Chair vas appealed from.
motion 70 lay the appeal on The table Vas lot, by
eyes $50, nays les.
The question then recurred sustaining the appeal
A vote BY states vas demanded, and resulted ayes
las hus reversing the deosion.
This result gain q two votes for Douglas In Mes
Jersey, and Georgia viii claim m right 10 vote BY
dsn,cts
Amer nearly hour spent In discussing points Of order,