The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-12

~. AhoAreoN, VI Aipahy, moved inc IOuownB:-
upon The Peoples Unon Convention now ii session and
quest them to unite with US In dominating State tls.s. IRE
Sn rs the '0n
Mr. Rcx Cataraugus said that the matter should be
left until the Committee on the Order II Business has
ported, aud moved to postpone the resolution till them
Mr. THOMPSON advocated the adoption Of the resolution
Tho other Convention has appointed Committee Nomi
nations, but has entertained M yet no proposition for
conference is necessary should take some action
Mr. SAcgKT Of saratoga, said that tho subject should
be left to the Committee the Order Of Business and
moved TO lay tho resolution on the table for the present
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till four O'Clock and the committee To the other Conven
ton might have got through its work before then.
The CHAM was glad the resolution had been with.
drawn. Tho Committee on the Order OF Business would
doubtless take the matter Of conference consdcra
ton, and tho other Convention would learn from this
that we are prepared TO meet them more than
half way. (Appause)
Mr. DAYTON moved when the Convention take recess
| 1t BIO to meet at four o'clock Carried.
TheConvention then took recess till four P. NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Tho Republican Convention rcassembed at four O'Clock
Mr.. ANGEL, from the Committee Permanent Orga
nzation reported the following officers
Presiden,-Hon Charles H. Van Wick, Of Sullivan.
Vice fresideRtS--E ID. Cowdin and Isaac Dayton, OF
New York; Theodore NJ. Burt, OF Columbia Amos Briggs
of Rensselaer, Luther c. Carter, Of Queens James Ham
mond of Duchess A. B. Parmelee of Franklin; Charles
Rockwell, of Saratoga James c. Duff, OF Lewis A. H.
Hovey, Of Onondaga; G. H. Barstow, of Tioga; b. r.
Johnson, Of Delaware; s. NJ. Alley, Of stsuben; G. W
Wilson, OF Yates Peter A. Porter, Ct Niagara and Au
| gpstus Frank of Wyoming.
observation-disclosures w. Booth, of New York; T. C. Guy
Ter, OF Albany James B. Cooper, of Suffolk Urah g.
Parish, of Washington, r. II. Poneroy, Of Herkiner L.
R. KEN, of Madison; G. W. Ransbn, OF Monroe and G.
| n. Whallon Of Chautauquc.
H. 7. JENKINS Oneida, moved to add the name Of r.
N sherman, of Oneida to the list Of Secretaries Zap
! plaDse) The motion carried.
The CHAIR appointed Messrs. Carter, OF Queens and
Frank, Of Wyoming TO conduct the President TO the
| chair.
Mr.. Van wyck was much applaudcd as he took the
platform.
Mr. BiaDsEy Of Kings renewed his motion for the ap
pontmcht OF committee of Two to report resolutions
delegation from q German Republican Convention
held yesterday was introduced and their chairman Pro
essor feisner oil schenectady, submitted some remarks
and resolutions.
Mr.. saphain moved the following
Resolved That the resolutions just offered be received by
the Convention and referred TO The Committee Resold
TONS that thanks be rendered to the gentlemen for the
dress with which they have been accompanied and that the
The further DELIBERATIONS tbs body ana witness
| Tho resolution was adopted
O. A. DANA OF New York, moved that delegates be
authorized to nominate state Committee for the
| ing year, according to the usual custom. Adopted
Mr. BrDSEY of Kings, called up the resolution for The
appointment OF committee OF two from each Judicial
| district on resolutions and address. Adopted.
Mr.. SAcKErr of Saratoga moved that committee of
two from each judicial district be appointed to confer
with the other conventions on nominations
Mr.. WOOSTER, Of Helkrner, moved to amend by tho
appointment Of committee Of two from each judicial
district, on nominations.
Mr.. WOOSTER moved the appointment of the committee
on nominations by the Chair,
Mr.. SAcKErT withdrew his resolution.
Mr. ROBERTS, Of Utca said the Convention had reached
an important point in the proceedings when it became
necessary to discover whether they will not unite with
the other Convention He was only willing TO unite on
cket that would unite men OF all parties in its support
He therefore moved that committee of three from each
Judicial district should be elected by the delegates to act
as n committee on nominations.
Mr.. SAcRErr, OF Slrat ga novel to amend by making
it two from each judicial district This would DO in fac,
committee OF conference aud should consult with the
peoples convention.
Mr.. butcher, OF New York. moved to amend by in
structng them to consult with the committee the
order OF business.
The pmendm mt of Mr. butcher was carried.
Mr.. RICE, Of Cattaraugus, moved amend by leaving
! the appointment TO the chair
The quest on was then taken on Mr.. Rccs amendment
to have the Char appoint the committee, and lost 81 te
l41. (Appiausc)
Mr. kicn, II Cattaraugus, moved TO amend by making
tho committee consist OF from each district Lost
The quest then put the amendment of SIr
sackeit to make the Committee consist OF two,
ried, and tho iesoluli, amended adopted.
The folowin. Committee On Resolutions thon all
nounced by the Chan
FIRST diSiyid-Alessls orion and Opdyko
Ssco1d di$tgitt-M"ss,s. Birds We and Curtis
,, 1a;rti diN,tt{-S.;;ffss..-- nin aud T. NJ. Buri.
F,urth dis'ict-Messrs. HurlbGt ana ", A. eackett.
FJih district-Nesss. Prescott and Davenport.
Sal diSt1rd-Ernst and Bcadle.
Se,enh diS,i.s--potte and Pasons.
| E;sh,s diSlyie--Hoioway and Upham.
The Convention took o recess for twenty minutes.
On relssembng the following Committee on Nonnina
| tons were Sc cited by the Judicial deiegaion;--
First dtstrtct-S b, butcher and Isaac Iayhon.
Seosaa dist ictW. II. Robertson aud A. Wilder.
| laird district-henry Smith and Thad Hart
EMfh di't'ic,-C. c. Mong1 merry and J. d. Cluts,
Fifth dishid-E H. Roberts and Charles Andrews.
Srih dis''1t-J q. J. Barber and Charles Cook.
Srsth distyic-E. j. la ham and John +. Patterson.
Eighth diSrict--A W. Harvey and W. A. Pendergast
The Convention then took till nine O'Clock this
evening.
EVENING SESSION.
The Convention assembled shortly after nine O'clock
| soon tho Topples Convention vacated the Hail.
The following state Central Committee for the ensuie,
] year then announcei:--
| First Distriot.Simeon Draper, James Kelly, Isaa,
| Sherman.
Second DS,ic-J. II. siudwe L. C. Mccormick, Charles
| Jones.
THIRD District-B. II. Mills, Charles Il. Richards, g. II
| sharp
Fourth Disirict--w A. Dart, W. A, Wheeler, Uriah G
! Parish.
| FVth Disrict--w Ferry, James Terwi,sor, James K
sab Distrtct--Georgo W. Ernst, DR.. Eoardsnan, s. p
| Russell.
sece,aa Dis'rsct-s. T. Hoyt, c. G. Foger and s. " Ga
| will
| Eighth Dissrict-Rutps Wheeler, W Angel and W L.
! Sessions.
HENRY SMITH, of Albany, from the Committee on Nom
nations, reported that they able now TO report
and asked that they be continued till tomorrow morn
| ing.
W L. SESSIONS called for the reading the ticket put in
nomination by the Peoples Convention
The ticket read with mingled applause and Kisses
Nc SESSIONS moved the adoption of the ticket ,srics
| of"No' aud marks o! assent and dsapprobat1n) lie
said he did not approve ot the whole Of the ticket par
tcularly that Of Mr. Tamadge for Canal Commits oncr
| He Ind hoped General Bruce would DO put IN non la
! ton. (Appause) But he willing to sink all per
sonal feelings ia view Of the oxigoncies of the case
DELEGATE moved to lay the esoiution the table
The ayes aud nays ordered but before they wer,
I called Mr. Sessions withdrew his motion
Mr. RICE, Of Catiaapgus moved TO discharge the
mittce from the further consideration Of Nominations
and that the Convention proceed 10 the nomination Of
| candidates.
After much excitement and several attempts Mt amend
ment mo, on TO adjoarn to hapast eight o'clock to
morrow. was los-93 to los. Considerable confusion
sted motions being made TO adjourn to various hours
when CnAs. Cook, OF Schuyler, from the Committee o,
Nominations reported that they had been unable Il
como 10 any decision and had adjourned till to morrow
| morning.
The committee Of sixteen the order OF business ha
consulted with tho committee OF the peoples contention
ard had agreed On the ticket put in nomination by tina
| convention.
The Committee on Nominations Of this Convention IN
derstood the duty of selecting candidates confined tn
but. under the circ instances, preferred snbniit IN
! facts 20 the Convention
| moi to adjourn TO nine A. NJ tomorrow was pu
| ana iost-ayes 81 nays 1874
Henry Il. fpKSDERGAsT, as one Of the Committee or
Credentials did not desire 10 enter into defence for h
the ourmiiico; but II the Convention understood tn,
difficulties surrounding them he believed it would en-
dnse the ticket in nomination. He moved that ih