The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-30
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and va oered tsvs 70 SHOW sba' W. Copvseron was
saea 20 order ~ Smith IN atVauSs toe res alay time
M. BAHy-Tnen they insist ms poins Of tune no
Wish they waived OefJrs toe cuwsn,,f-s sppe 4, 70
ne members Of the comm,use II I. true mat they
sr srxvxss, o. Yassachusettr--As the gentleman IN
WEES correction, urd'rtars, ~ member Of 70 n
Dttco ON Creoentais 10 Say that ne 10 entirely msaken
Anosvits were produced, and N my juog rneus aoon
evidence 20 thew that Copve,oo "a l,d 70
wesr swevs minutes before tSo proper time. Tho gen.
IMAM who appeared IN behalf y, toe siuOg members
tosS that poeon and tina, the person duy IL was
sam mo Convention 70 order the Secretary Of the
Mr. BARRy-The statement OF the e ntieman from Nss
nsAseeus doss not conflict with mine ss all They DID
sacss. one question Of time bot they Afterwards waived
TINS Gentlemen from New York lMr OOcarans) said hat
% could prove anything BY the all 1avs Of respectable
ssaess sr that my hair STOOD u end =. ,oas s.seron
Isa can prove anything BY the sfad.ys q men IN his
sGappi ons they arc bad mon. dc said respectable
nt1; 50, suppose, bm afhdavns by mecaled respect
sos men ware false But tho trae point had the Con-
Venton al Syracuse right 70 Appont their pre-
right appoint presiding officer and hat each
member has right - that gentleman take tho
sAsI ana taat Do 60 me woSd nen are regular Why
men aid abandon the oreanizstou That al there = o.
hn question Nov this 10 the position assumed BY Ne
minority Of the committee AND ask your attention 70 u,
pss the partzaas party or the otner but q
h"nest men We say that those gentlemen Of TIE SYRIA
ssse Copyent'on did represent the democracy Of New
York. You all admit thai. II they dinrred auaensst
themseves shall perpetnsts these oinereDoesG Why
they disagreed there, sha coBnue tho dissensonf
they metn one or wo convsrtons they sun
oAo eDtiso democracy 81 the State AT CneinnAh both
we're re- scmssa % inc noor q sos minority O.
sbeir votes according 70 their respective strength. Now
Ipet nso you, can you carry New York 1pless you
.aass ! put 70 any honest man, the Wood party N
New York cboose 70 80 against nonaason can you
carry the SsateY
Nr. RARRy-Who says thaa3 Let him show himself
Hs entitled 70 leather medal for hts creduIity Augh-
tsr) Now, have no passion about tbs natter hsve
10 Interest In IT, my sole object il 70 Dry hArmostge
Ae party in New York, thai may have their for
ne nominee Of this Convention. (APpieuse There =
butUne portion Of tho State Of New York that be
Ned upon to cast democratic What portion thass
3Ac csy Of New York and there you know Mayor Wood
srsmphed IN The ase election over the world the flesh
suppose the Wood men are Incorporate and revengofu
do not say they are-and vote sgsipss you You ara
- Norhern and 10 Southern men, If they able "a
Aese thirty sx votess say, Southern man, an moi
prepared 70 gamble thiriy.six being lost
soeir ai.ssnsons; but 70 cor; compel them: We can
nome anS the s Sy may uns
party and We cannot do that the Convenucn viii
nos be Responsible for the dbsensons which exist Now
Inever him till came hero, but think no repre-
sess the democracy Of tho city OF New York, ard the
gentleman from Connections received his ad ~ the late
election. efe the hammer FELL the gentlemans fifteen
minutes having expired
Mr.. Gallagher ana others sought the floor:
Mr. BAnRY-In accordance with my promise 70 the gen.
Oeman from Ohio nov renew the demand for the pre-
vious question
question seconded and the msin question ordered.
The Bt and third resolutions, reported by tho
mistee on Cfedenal, were then sevsrsy read and