New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19


mates for their respective dicts TO the National Con-
vertiop.
A Committee of sight, one from each Judicial Dir
tiit, wss appointed to report resolutions, foLsws
Flint District John Y. Fo.d secoud George opdyte laird
ASsusig dolss fourth A. D. Panel fs Khh,rd s hST
ChAirmsn Eighth, II. A Pebdei CAST
A Iectts of an hour was taken to enable the Com
mit'ee on Delegates at Large to make up their re-
port.
The delegations from the Congressional Districts
excepting in the With, Xiltb, and XANlith Dis
trcts reported their selections for delegates and alter
nates.
Mr. STResG, from the Committee on Resolutions,
made the following report;
Rsorsd That the Republican Electors Of che STATE Of New
1ork represented In this CoryeniiGn pres n .ns n,
the Chicago the Office OF President not ory in
because they regard bin niy the representative OF the
pm cpes OPOs which the Republican party based sne 70
hose btnds all the great interests OF the may DO Aey
committed. Applause and cheers for Seward
This report was adopted and subsequently, the reso
luton was carried by al unanimous vote, and amidst
applause and cheers. the Hon L. NJ. Pomeroy and
a. C. Goodwin add essed the Convention.
The Committee Of % reported for Delegates st large
William NJ Evsrts, Preston King, John L. School
craft, and Henry r Selden, ard Alternates, Isaiah
Herman, A. b. Dickin Martin j. Townsend, and
Jacob Boyer Aso Delegates for the Eighth, Eelfth,
and Twenty seventh Congressional Districts.
An exciting scene row eDsued over the Delegates
for the Eighth Congressional District Of New York
City.
The Con- mittee reported in favor of William Curtis
Moves and James Nye.
MIR. SHERMAN, of Kings, took the floor and severely
| condemned the action of the Committee III selecting
General Nye IN preference to David Dudley Field.
He said that the delegates from the District were d-
y6ed between three evenly, five to five, and that
| tie Committee, by cloee vote, had unwsely taken
| Nye and rejected Field. He charged that Nye was
supported by mere politicians while Field was urged
by men who were Republicans from principle, and
who were not Office seekers. He moved that the re-
port be amended by substituting the name of David
Dudley Field in place Of that of General Nye.
MIR. JOHNSON of New-YorB defended the action Of
the Committee. he sail in the Of hs remarks,
that he knew Mr.. Field not to be Seward man, and
that il he wss sent to Chicago he would merely give
complimentary vote to Mr.. Seward, and then, as he
had expressed it, drop him Ike hot potatoe He said
| that lie knew that Mr.. Field was Chase man.
The debate was continued by Messrs. Sherman,
| A. B. Dickinson, Northrop of NewYork, Christopher
| Morgan and others. The amendment TO strike Nyes
pane out and put Fields 10 its place, was negadved
| by decided vote and the report of the Committee
| was adopted unanimously.
A resolution empowering the delegation to fill any
vacancies that might occur was adopted.
| series Of resolutions passed by Convention In
Duobess County in opposition to the selection of Del
egates to National Conventions by State Conventions,
and in favor of selecting them in the respective Con-
| gressicnal Districts, was presented.
vote OF thsBls to TIE President was passed, and
Mr.. Lesvenworh responded. when the Convention
! adjourned with hearty cheers.
| DISTRICT DELEGATES.
First DistrcGeorre W Curtis ard Frederick W. Lord Al
stccad DistrictJas. s. T. stnnahsn and Henry r. Kent
M% Poet and %sSSs y w and sm.h D.
Aselneie J0.srh TsySS and J0an hsns9I g.,r
AteInatt. Jane, Rely and Robert Irwin. . o. .,.
Fun Dsuis5Th9uis mgrsby and Charles Briggs Alter
siah D t G. P,9sAney and a,sGoH b. Blake
SEVENTH Disiriot-Dsnsl D. COnover and John Keyse Al
| ternotos Warrington smith and Isaac Ds.ton .
ah ofty s. . Gd sd SsT
Mint! dist q RG s5S sRd 0sP PeS G Miller Al
Tenth Dsio-Amhro.e L. Murray and MynkooP hrei'sed
Eleventh Distiic-Marcu scboonmsker aud Henry Green.
A;oinates Peter crhEeI j. md REUBEN Coffin r Ho..,oo,
| AlteIns,ts, Isaac Plat ana L. Mekirstry. o,z
Thirteenth Distrctohn w Fres man and Abram B. DIN
FoaTtssnh bissrict-H Dyet and Henry A Bingham
4 II
Fi,eentR D,trict-Eowsrd Dodd James W. sctenck Alter
\ Mates John s. Mssters, n. T. 81 edon. - - -, 49,,
siIetsih DiStIict-UIsLdo Kellogg VIM lie 3dng Aiter
| mates Ralph A LoyelsLd Erastus 5. Mead -
| seventeen min Dsct-yohn II. Wooster, A r. James Alter
| mates A. l.. Fssb l.. ID. Brooks
Jisbteenth District-Heniy Churchill Thomas T. Horton
A Nnsssntb Buckley Samuel Cooke
Ateinses, Benjamin Cannon, Aug1stu, ETood .,....
Twentieth Di.uic-V. Kellogg Henry H. Siih Atenates
| John b. Ilwooo, A. b. Csdy. - . . ,
Twenty hJst Distric-Gies W. Botchkins, benJ Rexord
| Atenstts, Edward n. Edwards, CyIus b. Martin .
Twenty second DistTic-Ssmgel Il Cater, Robert stuart
| Alte,nstes SeawsTd Amer, VIM. u. Manchester , . -,
Twenty third Disirictsase II. fife, Carlos D. ScoVlHe
1 AlteInses, koDzo haXsOn Heram orter . -.
Twenty icuIth-Nivius w. Smith, ID. C. Greenfield Alter
| Rates VIM G. Garoner Darwin Z. HUrd. =,
| Twenty 6itb-Aex. b. WliamS Theodore NJ Pomeroy Al
/ terpAtes w. z. Kattingt sm A. 81. Green .
Twenty sixth bscish b. Latham, Charles {. Shepard Al
\ ternates u N. J. Knox, Charles j. Eolger. 49,
| Twenty seventh Dittri.t-Wm W. Shepard, George w
| srbUyIer Alterustss AsTon Hswley, j. b Williams.
| Taepty, eighth Distrc-Nm. Scott, Stephen T. Hdsht
| Alternate, r. W. Packard, Alonzo Gray. - -
Twenty birth DistrictD d. Browne Alexander bsbcoc1
| Alternates samuel f. Allen Ezra W Parsons
Thrtieh DhtIlet-yossph N. Darling, John II. he"Perty
| AhernsteE, VIM. W Smitb, Charles barton.
Thirty DiftriciWm. Keep Noah Davis r Asernaes
| J. d. Cooper Dan. II. Cole. -,
Alexander w. Harvey Joseph Csnder Alter
| mates Philip H. Benoar, Uriel Torrey, jE 49,
tbiTd-A0uZO Kent, DeiOs T.. Sill Aitfhatfs
| A. Plendergast, John ". hterteTean.
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