New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-26

felt certain that The Bel and Everett men we he .r
I'm on; for be knew many Of the men In busoess W.,
The South, who could not afford to be disunionlsts
! But he thought those men who met in Temperance
Hall fully intended to land their craft In tue ports Of
Republicanism. lie SAID II was imprudent and impol
tic 10 force Judge Douglas the Badmors Conven.
| ton az he could carry no Southern State, nor any
Northern State And yet they were somPe S 70 sec
| people of New-Jersey. The General was mueh sp-
| plauded during his remaI ks. -
NJ. RorlRf ADRAIs, brother to the Hon: Garnet
Adrsn next adore ssed the waiting Convention prin-
cinay on II irrepre ssibe conflict claiming that they
the regular Demo Gratis stood on the AIDE OF me ooo,
the Constitution and the peace and prosperity OF the
| RESULT OF NEGOTIATIONS.
Here the Comnittee. who mad been out for long
time neootaiipp for union, made their appearance
Mr. SPEER reported that the CommI,ee recon- ioeu,
that they should place the electoral ticket the names
of William M. Mcdonald OF Essex Peter = 0lA % ~
| Uun,erdon and Charles j. McChesney OF Mercer, as
gentlemen who would be perfectly satisfactory 10 those
n en- who were willing to act at TINS time
with the Democratic party. They also recommenu "
the Convection that It's President direct letter 10 eac
Of the electors that may be named the Sonl bs.
now in session; and request answers IRON them wne
,ber they will abide by the CONDITIONS whon are SPeci
Ged hen. today and nau ed by this Conyention and
aso that Con mittee be appointed to NIL any vacancies
on the electoral ticket in consequence o, unla'0ra00
answers or destinations, or death or otherwHe. - =,
| MIR. Hall Of Newark wished to know II the Ben
and Everett men were cast these three votes Tor
| their candidate Before placing these men on that
ticket he wished to know how their vote is 10 DC oasI
in The Electoral College. He wished 10 know II the
popular vote was in favor Of Breckenridge and Laue
If bes men will cast their vote for them or they
are TO cast their votes for the candidates Of the Unon
| party without any distinction r.
Mr. SPyER said the recommendation OF me Com-
mee was thai the President direct etteIsto these mem
and if they do not answer and the proposition lot
Con mttee to fill vacancies be adopted they can MI
the place of these gentlemen. This would explain the
matter. 81. Al,
letter was TO be written only to the other electors
MT SPEER ssid the Committee had guarded this mat
ter at every point there can be no deception Wnst
| ever ICheers lie said further that II would De
necessary 10 decide what conditions shall be self to
| these gentlemen by the Pregldent.
II Was moved that these three names be referred to
| the Committee now in session. Carried.
The report of the Negotiating COMMITTEE was
mr.. SpErR said az basis of Union he would offer
the following resolution:
pemrptic Convention recommend thst each party opposed
10 Lincoln and Hamn be repre- with the
popatoh to popular vote IT, however, the whole electoral
Vote the State win insure the success Of ehsG q inc Gand
Hsnin that the of the state oNewJersey be cast
| for such candidates" IL heers.l
| with the popular vote.
Mr. STEER said he only wished to re-unlte the con-
sarvative elements to defeat Lincoln and Hamln he
did Lot care how it was done, it was done.
The resolution was amended by striking out in pro-
norton 10 the populsr vote" and made TO read the
electoral vote be cast for either OF the candidates OPP
| nossd 10 Lincoln and Hamlin whom it will elect
Adopted, with cheers.
MIR. SEER moved that the President appoint Com
| nittee of IL 10 fill vacancies
Ii was agreed 10, with the allowance OF a week
| time 10 make the appointments.
Mr.. HALL wished to know bow the vote would be
=. I.fa hafnu
and Hamn or if should 20 to the House and they
sboud not elect and the Senate be compelled to choose
fIom the -Presidents-for whom would these gen.
| tlemen vote .
Mr. SPETR said if the vote Of New-Jersey would
not elect then these gentlemen could vote according to
| their taste and feeling.
The Committee nominations then reported the
following names for Eec For Senatorial Electors
Edwin A Stevens and Peter ID. Brown. For District
Electors:
1 Jobn r. Seeker 3. Peter J. Clark,
@ CHARLES g. McChesney. 4. Benjamin WIiamson'
s. William Mcdonald
This report was adopted unanimously, and general
confusion, cheers, yes, and applause followed. AT
length the President restored order.
Resolutions OF thanks passed to the President
and other officers OF the meeting The President made
few remarks, pledging the State Of Jersey to
he Union, now and forever. Received with cheers
The Convention adjourned die, with three cheers
for Breekindge and Lane and nnumerabe cheers Tor
every body else.
Ii is understood that these three men, thus proposed
to be put the Democratic electoral ticket, are aud
baye been strong Americans and KnowNothings. 1t
not understood how the foreign voters in the Demo-
cratic party will like this arrangement.