The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11

hall He (Drooksl In favor of the whole constitu-
charge Of disunon the teeth Of the rson who made IT,
ae desired 70 know II any person dared Mr..
Charles II. Adams Of seccssonismY
| W. c. WEED, of Albany dare. (Applause and some
hissess.)
Mr. BROOKS continued TO advocate tho reconsideration
OF the committees report
W. g. WEED explained that he had Intended to de-
sgnate Mr. Adams as secsssionst but only dispute
| his right to a seat in this Convention.
| CnRIsroPHER MORGAN OF Cayuga, he'd been amused by
the Biographical sketch Of the delegates from Albany
county but moved that the committee be instructed to
strike ut from the delegation the 4 w. d. Muir.
ply, AM report the remainder for admission.
G w. Sclio EsIED moved % lay the sufec, on the table
Mr.. BROOKS demanded call by counties. The hall was
full of members OF the Republican Convention TO be held
Tomorrow and citizens Of thus city AMI vote could
represent faithfully the wishes Of tn Convention unless
The CHAIR decided the call councs not in order 1t
was impracGabie IN the present stage OF tie proceedings
The motion to lay the table WIS then put and carried
j. r. thompson moved to fom the tabe the resou-
non 10 FORM a committee On permanent organization.
c. NJ. StHoIEKIp moved TO appoint, a committee of two
| TO wait on the Committee Credentials and ascertain
when the G. mmittee would BE- ready 20 report
| l.. W. HALL, OF Onondaga, from the committee said
they wouQ not be ready to report for hours. He
Mond state Tor the iniorna'ioa Of e Convention that
VINO ana not reside in the county he claimed represent.
WM DER, of Oswego opposed rejecting any per-
son on mere technical eiounes He msvcd that all per
| sons be admitted as delegates who clam seats provided
| that they had not attended pence meetings and were
! loyal citizens
Mr. HAlL said the committee had no, as yet refused adj
mission TO any persons claiming seas except in the
| OF Albany county.
WIN pEs, under this explana ion would withdraw tho
! resolution.
| Mr. RIoE's resolution, limiting DEBATE 20 ten minutes
| was adopted.
Judge BRsEyE, of Kings as Of The sentiment OF
the Convention, moved thai the Committee nals
be instructed to receive substitute uaess he lives
| the county IN which his prime pat resides
An amendment was proposed 70 limit the admission to
| l.-f "A w
principal and was lost, and he original resolution was
Mr. townsend RENSSELAER, that the credentials of
the delegates from Albany rejected ny the he
again Submitted, with the exception Of those OF W. d.
Murphy and that the commlee DO Instructed TO report
IN avor OF the admission of such Of hcm loyal
the constitution and the country he did wish to do
injustice TO any man. or to wolt any feelings
as to Mr. Murphy if he treated MIN al would be to
| hemp. Gaughter)
Mr. desired to ny aside tho resolution until
] made.
II. H. MARTIN, of Albany thought the question should
be settled by parliamentary rules without m appeal to
| the sympathy Of members.
After further debate the resout refer back tho
credentials Of all the Albany delegates except Mr. Murphy
| to the committee, was adopted.
Dnrng he afternoon proceedings The han and galleries
were denseiy packed.
Recess TIL seven O'Clock.
EVENING
On the reassemblng Of the Convention, at seven
O'Clock,
EDeAR McNluuNx, from the Committee on Credentials.
reported the delegates entitled TO the Conven
ton, and submitted further report IN the rejected Al
oany delegation again refusing them seats, the ground
solely that they repre- sented political prty ana not The
! people.
Mr.. MoMuEN from the Committee further reported in
favor OF each county casting double Assembly vote on
all questions before the Convention through one desig
naicd delegate and reqnirng second OF twenty
! gates before the roll by counties can be called.
Z. Nj. StuOiEJEtD novel amendment that each
Assembly district shall designate who shall cast
The vote and that each member has de grated shah
cast a vote on all questions before the Convention.
Inc amendment OF Mr.. Ialnadge voted down, ard
the whole report Of the Committee on Credentials
received and adopted
The Resolution to appoint committee or two from
each judicial district was then taken from the table
Messs MARcELLus and tEIS moved that the present
presiding officer be permanent Chairman Of the Conven
The fHMR-The resolution is rot in order.
DELEGATE renewed the resolution calling on the Con-
ventiun to express its approval Of be able and impartial
manner in which the temporary presiding officer had dis
The CHAIH-The Chair thanks The gentleman for the
compliment but he must preserve his impartial enforce
ment OF parliamentary rules hy declaring that resou-
ton to appoint Cmmittee Organization is before tho
Convention ana that no ameHdneAt that has been Of
fered. An independent resolution s, therefore, OF
order.
A DELEGATE: moved to amend the original resolution by
zaton, and that two Vice Presidents from each Judicial
district be appointed.
Ex-senator DyIN said-whiie he recognized and nd.
mted the great ability with which the present Chairman
had discharged his duties, he yet remembered that the
influence of his name had already been obtained, and
that another gentleman present whose would
be worth much to the Convention its permanent Pres
dent, He alluded to Henry W. Rogers, Of Erie.
compliment paid him he must decline taking the place OF
the present able officer. He PAID high compliment to
the patriotism and ability Of Speaker Ayord and was
warmly appauded.
The resolution then amended by appointing a com
mittec Of two from each judicial district Permanent
Organization, with instructions The OF .he
temporary chairman as permanent presiding officer, aud
adopted.
The following is the committee appointed -
First DisriG-B. Seaman, A. BiInipger.
iSecond-J. Rosengushum, c. 7. Hamilton.
Fourh-L H. Walker F. Fish.
FIfh.-I. Babcock, G. N. Kennedy.
'siuh-H Ballard Chairman, = D. Phelps
Eighh.-J. W. Swan, b. Heally.
THOMAS b. CARROLL moved that committee OF two
from each Judicial district be appointed to report resou
Mr.. Hull. of onondaca, moved 10 instruct the commit
tee to report only one resolution Qond appause.)
Senator TRuMAN--Oh, want 1--WE resoia ions-one to
to put down rebellion and the other to support the voun
teers well and pay the bills. (Ch1ers.)
Mr.. Hull said his object had been only to elicit the
sentiment Of the Convention. That Lad been achieved
and he doubted the mnittee would be discreet
enough to heed the evident desire II tho Convenon he
withdrew his motion.
WILLIAM DUxR offered n resolution as follows
Resolved That business of proposing nominations be
referred 70 committee to consist Of E from each
S a f it, ad that Ties eeeed the
delegates from each district.
DRIHGATE--I move to amend by appointing commit
tee of conference. (Groans and cries Of No mo- which
prevented the amendment from being completely
Several amendments were offered altering the proposed
number Of the committee
c. b. CocHRAYE thought the proposed committee, which
will consist of body forty men, would be too large
for the important business intru stcd to them.
The original resolution was then adopted.
CYRus o. POOLE, OF Erie moved that the roll Of dele
gates called that outsiders may vacate the body OF
the hail. and allow the regular delegates to be seated At
present they could not obtain seats.
After desutory discussion several motions to take
for different periods, the Chairman announced
that had received information from the prepreors Of
the hall that ia engaged for another Convention toaor
row, md will have to be vacated.
DELEoArE-There is another hall we can go to-
HoRAro BALLARD, from the Committee on Permanent
nrro, ,iy, Ian al Pho LET af
T'residea'--Hon Thomas G. Alvord.
Vice Prtsidtns-1st District, Frederick A. Talmadge,
Waldo Hutcbings ID Lucien BrGseye, John b. HaskinT
Sd, Henry H. Martini +. J. Hicks Attn, William Clark, A.
HDbrook; 5th William H. Shankland, Willard Cross 6:h,
Roswell Crandall, r. A. Boles; It'll, Findlay NJ King,
Henry W. Taylor; 9Th Harry Mebur, Orson Nickerson
Scrssarieslst District, VIM. y. Frost; 81, A. Meder;
3D. r. Griffin: 4th j. II. Cook 9Th, J." W. Hall; 6.h,-
w. s. Lincoln; eth, Howard Thompson; Sth, Carlton
Spraguc. Observation-Disclosures.
committee Of three appointed to select place OF
meeting tomorrow and the Convention then adjourned
till nine o'clock A. NJ tomorrow.
THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
SyRAcusE Sent, 10, 1861.