New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02
BELL AND EVERETT CONVENTION.
The FUSION ALL CONFUSION.

BELL AND EVERETT CONVENTION.
The FUSION ALL CONFUSION.
Delegates from all the Wards except the Third,
Fourth, and Tw enteth, met last night 10 Convention
a, Tho,p's Hotel, corner Of Broadway aud Eighth
stlett to nou mate UEiJn" City and County Officers.
Mr.. JOINS LLOYD wac chosen chairman. The har-
mory Of the Convention WIS FIRST disturbed by the
Chairman announcing the fact that there was TRIB-
UsE reporter in the room. Tcis csu.ed commotion,
AID some wee in favor Of excluding the representa-
tive Of such paper which only made Laughing stock
Of HI m; though they were perfectly willing 10 allow
the reporters of The Herald, ELpreSi and World to
remain TIE reporter afprtsald was requesiedto With
trsW butwas admitted sgain after long ana sharp
debate.
After considerable discussion various subjects,
Slowing great la Of union among these nion men,
DR. KIRBT moved TO adjourn till Wednesday, the 10Th,
IcVay Cd the grCuLd that he did not wish 10 h1rt
90 buIt a. cCDscues Of hoee who were expected to
vote tie fOfiou ticket rcere was great confusion;
eeeTv alkirg for himself, aod The chairman eX-
srttd bimselt IN ysin 10 preserve order.
Dir. HALsEY offered r resolution, appointing a Com.
mee OF Conference with otner Committees, IN regard
T. non IaiiODs
DIR. MCFARLAND moved, when they adjourn, they
adj Or TO Friday next.
AZ soop he could get hearing d. hiRBf pro-
&c, did 10 d. fend biz motion.
twas suoQesied to the Doctor that a reporter Of
Tvs THBUSI was present. -,
The Doctor said he knew II; but ms reporter WOuid
4 YniSE~lt il The first tiDe he ever did 80.
DR.. KIRBY went on. The Chairman suggested that
be as ont o. order.
Dir. ARssTroaG told the Chairman ne had better
leave lie Char if he wished to discrss any question
DR. MCFARLAhE motion WEE then adopted.
MIR. QUIGG moved to adjourn.
Thie question put. Yeas aud NAYS ABOUT equ Ne
Loud cries for the Yeas and Nays. Tbs CH AIR de-
cictd the Yers sLd Nays were not properly called.
About dozen mea we're taking al once; aud dis
spprt bsion of The Char Has very freely expressed
tlr confusion grew fact III furious.
Mr.. CADY said he did Lot want any one-1ded Chair
nav; he wsDted that sort Of thing put out.
The CHAIR ssio if the gentlemen wished to insult
him, be walled to know IT,
No t6pite answer being given 70 this question Of
the Chairman, each man who choose went On his own
WY.
At lat partial order was restored.
Mr.. QUIGG moved an appeal from the decislon oil
the Char.
talked az they p'esssd.
Mr. ARHsfRoSG rose in rather an excited manner
and SAID there lot OF Republicans in the room
voting, 81 he Was not going TO be voted down.
After another ii',le fapily pquabble, the vote was
commenced on the app al from che Chairs decision.
During the call a. the several votes were given,
question were IT, kvd: 81 wonder # somebody wants
a Ioni atioD, ano Oh gsl another chairmau,' Mr..
QuigQ keeping Mp a runDiag commentary on the votes
The bailOtrg obliged to be suspended for another
quaTTtl.
At last the CHAIRMAN rose, after some remarks by
Mr. QUgg AID, wl'b an emphatic thamp on the table,
r. ID he VoUld stand 10 longer this man had abused
lilo al The time, ard he would have orde- at any rate
Mr. LEWIS mCyed that any di-tnrOer be pu; oat'
TIE CHAIRNAS 5a'd he should b..
Mr. QUIGG said perhaps the Chairman would put him
out
After more confusion, ard cries Of - None OF this
gag law The ,te declared, and the Chalr was
anstaiDer-,f2 10 10.
Mr. HAIsFY got the floor ia d-fsnse Of MS resolu-
tion appointing Committee OF Conference le was
advised o cit down. but only went Oh the faser
Nr BoGARDUs and Others opposed the resolution.
Three OF four substitutes offered rhe confusion
Qrtw worse all the while, III a " row seemed al
IIs II certain, Al last motion made 10 lay the
subject Oh the talle. ballot was commenced inter-
Iupted BY tie u.u3 little family quarrel among thsu-
selyea IL a style suggestive Of ancient Fammenyi Dat
al lsst iujsned and the suhjeot laid on the table.
ArO.ieT scene % tLsued; and, on motion Oh Mr.
Wagner, the Convention adjourned TO Friday night.
Senator Henry Wilson will spesk this evening at
y O'Clock at he Suyyesaut Institute No. 659 Broad
way. The subject of lie address will be 1.-THE Rights
Of Laboipg Men, and it will deal with phase OF the
question lot heretofore presented to the public.
The Mozart Hall and Uoion Congressional Con-
yenlons v II be held this evening.
The Ashland Republican Club of Kings County
sre making arrangements for grand mass meeting on
the afternoon of the ga of October at which come OF
the most eminent speakers 10 the country will De pres
ent. Tie meeting will be either on Fort Green OF its
yicibity.
TBE WDE.AwAKE DEsoSsTRATIoS.-Tne officers
of the several Wide-Awake organizations OF the city
last evening at No. 6'S Broadway, aud considered
snd maured the details of the grand demonstration OF
Wedbe,day charts Of the location OF the divisions
with foil Instructions, being furnished to the marshas
captains, and subaterDs.
CRY WIDE-AwAKEs.--A stated meeting Of this
body was held last night at their Headquarters over
Congress Hall Broadway. Letters were rea1 from
clubs at distance, and the ono from Washington was
particularly spirited and cheerful 1t was resolved
that 800 copies Of the Constitution be priIed
FoURTH DIVISION WIDE-AwAREs.-At meeting Of
the Marshal, lis aids and the con- mandants OF the
seven Ward battalions comprising Inc Fourth Division
| Wide-Awskes, Robert Murray chairman held ias
evening at the corner Of parrsy street and CoASs'