The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

NJ G.ArrAx, Of Albany, MD be was nos going y b
ohohed down and cheated out Of hs rights IN tkb On
NJ. CouRsxrY called him 70 order and snd h vse ~
member OF the CDaventon.
Ore. o. /. Hea. him, hear him. and Order, order.
| me previous question was moved the adoption d
the report, and the report was adopted.
JoHs 8 bnr, Of New York, desired TO make sons ~
order laying that he speaking 70 any question
xr. CoUxrxr moved that Mr.. Belts Be- heafdl
Avou-Nst before the Committee resolutions h
Mr.. Brr-n you will excuse me, believe ths On.
yention viii bear with me, for my motto ID "E P1svi1l
COMMITTEES on Resolutions to be appointed and 80 for
harmony, take my seat
pointed-Carlos Cobb, W. Smith. Joseph wilson, r. +.
Williams, John c. Ri,e, Norman Matbie, C. L. Grant and
Isaac Lawrence, Of steuben, then moved the following
Resolved That James Buchanan President Of The usssd
States deserves the thanks Of the Convention the
sisten manly and patriotic that he has pursued
during his admnisrs On and that al Tie fOurtssn
were revied and abused while office, Washington not
excepted 80 on this page Of history viii his name shine
Mr. LAWRENCE moved the reference Of the resolution 70
the COMMITTEES on Resolutions. Agreed TO-
JoT 2: nAIaEs moved that the Convsntion now pro
coed to nominate candidates for State officers be sup
H.sBnoucK called attention 70 the fact that he had
already handed up resolution to the Chair which he de-
sired read The resolution read. II provides that
the delegation from each Congressional district shall
eector for the district on the Brecknridge cleo
toral ticket, and that the Chair appoint committee Of
one nom each judicial ct who shall name two cleo
| ~. Adopted.
JONI s Bars rose to speak, but was interrupted by
Mr.. 0BRlES OF New YORK, moved that Sergeant. at
Arms be appointed to take the gentleman out
Mr.. BEI1s-Oh, you can't get down. I am q friend
OF Breck inridge from the FIRST This is Tammany hall
The PREsDESr-The gentleman will take his seat
Mr. BErTs-wby, certainly will.
DEIEGATB from Rensselaer, moved that the delegates
from each Judicial district report names OF two mem
bers as the National Democratic State Committee for the
al matters to the organization Of the national
democratic party of the State.
Mr.. Br1Is-l move TO refer that to committee to be
Mr. sHERxAS of Erie moved to increase the number OF
the committee to one from each Congressional district
committee be restricted to calling the State Conventions
and have no further power.
Aftera debate the amendment Of Mr. Sherman was
lost.
The question being on Mr.. Grants amendment
Mr. ToMPKiNs Of Broome, spoke in favor Of the amend
ment The vast power used so improperly by Richmond
CseRer Co had destroyed the organization Of the de-
mocracy in this State lie argued in favor Of commencing
marked the rule Of the old party
Mr. sAIKRs, Of westchester spoke against the amend
certain powers and IL singular II the Convention
could not name sixteen honest men for year They
had powerful party to contend against and also strong
necessary in order to secure effective action
Mr. MATHER aso believed 1t unwise to cripple the Com
mse All that is necessary to select honest men for
T. s GILBERT, Of Wyoming, moved to amend by provid
ing that the Committee be clothed with all the power and
authority ordinarily entrusted TO select committees
Mr. GREENE o. Franklin, favored giving the power OF
ganzation and action to the committee lie believed in
having some faith In human nature He that
certain committee in the State had done much injury 10
the party but it not in the discharge Of their regular
Mr. Greene was called TO order on the ground that he
was not delegate buf being duly accredited he proceed
ed to argue in favor Of giving full power to the com
Mr. ToNrKSs, of Broome, again spoke in behalf OF the
amendment lie believed that the democratic party, in
the days OF Jefferson, when a committee only APP
pointed nom year TO year to call conventions,
powerful and united as at any other time any weak
have been manifested then They bad committee last
year, and he was willing TO give all credit to thoee who
mi.tee; but he could not forget that there was
one on II who has proclaimed lie dnows the right
alluded % kood W. who was notorious for tnow
ing The right better than other pursuing the
wrong more frequently II was In the know ledge OF the
mittee that he had seconded the amendment warmly
Mr. MCMAHON OF Albany, said that Fernando Wood was
never member OF the committee OF which John A.
Greene was and Is Chairman
Mr.. ToxrKIxs-Then desire to take back all have
said for desire 10 say not word against any other
member OF the committee
Mr. McNAHoS denied Indignantly that Mr.. Wood had
ever had any influence with the committee They des-
pissed him. and he had turned against them. He asbed
any person TO look into Mr. pigeon holes II they
Just to accuse this committee with all the deeds
Of the "Keemonds and Csegers.". (caies Of "Sc"
ing future Convention. All the business necessary
to be done could be done by the Chairman Secretary
Mr. GRAM Of Tompk nr, thought all the difficulty could
be got over by making the COMMITTEES consist Of thirty
three.
resolution and all the amendments to the COMMITTEES on
Revolutions They were honorable gentlemen and would
give the subject earnest and mature elaboration.
Adopted.
The Convention took recess Till seven O'Clock
EVENING SESSION.
The Convention reassembled al half past seven
The CBAR announced the following committee to name
electors at large;-First district, Thomas wheelun;
Second district, jesse NJ Ho Third district Joseph o.
Hasbrouck Chairman; Fourth district James Spencer
Fifth district, n. Naltbe sixth district, Elisha p Smith
seventh district, George Redheld Eighth district s.
S. GiIlett
JAcoB SIXTH moved that they now proceed TO put 10
nomination candidate for the Office OF Governor His
object TO get through with the business tonight
Mr.. McNABoS, Of Albany, moved to amend by calling
the Cor grcssonal Districts and that the be pre-
scented ss the districts are called Carried
LIST Dstri.t--.John n Brewer
ID Dstrict-Danei d Miller, OF Kings.
Cd Dhtrici-Josah ". Brown, OF New York.
9Th District-CbarIcs FrancIs OF New York
9Th Distrct-Jaoob A. wesferveh, Of New York
Objections made 70 this nomination. account OF
the delegates not having been consulted.
Mr. NcxTyRy said there three delegates from the
district, I'd two bad agrcd on q candidate.
JANIS n. TtYSx stated that msiory OF the delegates
decided wtsteryclts name. After discussion,
the nomination laid the table and the district
psssed over.
On The sixth district being called Mr.. oBRns named
Bernard Kelly
Mr. MsTryn moved this district 10 be passed over He
believed further consultation desirable. Carried.
1ih District-w NJ Mcintyre
Sth District--Stcpben Y. Rpssei, of New York
Mard ~ W.
10Th msirt-rIcrry T. Chadanore, Of Orange
1lth psti ict-rasscd.
l2ih nstrict-HsIry snyder.
18th Ds,ric'-Gcorge Van Sartvcord. OF Rensselaer,.
l4th Dstrici-Iirsm Perry. Of Albany.
18th Dstrict-Rchard navis, 81 Saratoga
1eih pstrict-walter II. payuc
Seventeenth Iistrict-Joscph lee
Eighteenth Distrct--Thomas ID Mitchell, OF Science
tady.
Nirefecnth D'srict-,robn n. Gould
Tweptieth Distict-Davd Wager, OF Utica
1veniy hrst Tis'rc'-Gcorrc Burr, OF Broomc
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