New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-30

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Dir. STRA.AHAN moved that Committee OF Two
be appointed from each Assembly District to rcloIs
nJminatione for the consideration Of the Cnyenti0n
bali to be Democrats and half Republicans.
Several amendments we've made and lost, and the
Original motion wac adopted
A receFs of twenty minutes was allowed, TO ena-
bs the Democrats to consult TO their share OF the
candidates.,
AfterI The recess Mr.. WV. NJ. PARKS read the re-
suit OF The caucus, which was that the Democrats
select the candidates for REGISTER, Senator Of the
Hid District, and four out OF the seven Assembly
men. lie moved that the Convention approve OF
their action, but subsequently Withdrew 1t, 81 tho
request OF Mr. Stranahan.
The CHAIRMAN appointed tho following C0mmt-
tee on Mr.. SrHnHhans resolution:
Dis. I'D. G. Winsow. Abrem lott
III. ). 7, Strs,shs1, ID. u. Whitney.
III Ezis baldwin, L. +. Newman.
It..Iohn z. Csmmsyer. Nm: NJ Ia a.
Chsa Jones, Jas. II; bruuosge
VI. .Jrhu s. Allen, John Coi.hIn.
vii Stsphnn Crowel. Edward R.we.
The Committee retired to the Counselor's Room
for deUbentfon.
After remaining closeted until GI O'Clock the Com-
nittee returned and presented through Mr. Strana-
ham, the Chairman, tho following Ticket ior the
approval Of the Convention.
s,sa,gy-. q bi',liet--,s.,s G. = SI T Rep han.
Reg,'ss--bush hcLsnehlp. Dem
~, bis ricl-A. J. Provost, Dem
I'd Bi.,iict-A; b Ga 80 Dem.
l5k ni..TIrt-C l.. Benedict Rep.
6tu Di,'ric.--John NJ stesIp.. Rep
eth Ditiict-EdgaI hc.dullen hoP.
Corussr-TLo, 7. SOTis Dem.
JaHes. q ss.ioa'- " n. i ~ o Ho'. R Iy%'
Suce-ia,,ascHf ~ Po0r--DlurS' jewell, Rep.
MIR. Psnaj moved TO tako up tie nominations
selsaate1.
AR. STEAytuAE urged that the report be adopted
rs a whoe, having been unanimously agreed upon
by the & uImiJtoe. lie Gppcfl~d to tie Convention
20 avoid dy action which might impair TIE uchrt rs
Sc sfo 3D. lie jared not straw Tor n1I-not ~ Tor
rarty. They were here TO form Uuion ticket u,on
when the people could uIte, and he hoped II would
be iudoreed wit Olt Ols eit.
Mr.. LtNDs,I moved 10 lay the report on the table,
nud take tp the nomination for Register, which was
Lost.
Sir. KEIcT moved that The report be unanimously
Sir. O Krryr protested against It. The delega-
ton Of his District ttbe Id had not been couEut Ell
In making The nomination for Assembly, and such
action wau not meet tie approval Of hIs consltl-
cnts. He would feel compelled 20 withdraw from
the Convention If the nominations were not acted
upon separately.
en,irely Ignored IN tbo selection Of Senator for the
III Di,triI, and expressed himself opposed 70 the
adoution Of the report ~ Il whole on that ground.
Mr. RoDg,y favored the adoption Of the report.
The ticket nominated was "a good Que; the men were
uneNCs ptioBhble.
Sir. CFoNELL did not agree with the action OF the
Committee In their selection OF candidate Tor Sen
aior, but tho gentleman was uGexceptioDable, ami
be hoped 40 objection would be made.
Mr.. WHiTSEY exp planned that be bad selected the
name OF the candidate for Assembly from the Id
Di.irict, ard thst bo wa g0oi Ubion Democrat.
Mr. kLKFE had 10 fault 10 find With Mr.. Cass-
well, tat be objected 10 tho NODE OF making the
nomination, aud he woUli therefore withdraw Ron
tie Convention.
NJ. KRAcxs motion to ADOPT the report Of TIE
Committee wHs then put TO vote aud carried Oy 81
leas 20 - Nays.
All. KNEAiL stated that he could not thus lie
bcnud to abide By the action 81 tie Convention.
Mr.. Ltyusly expressed siuiar views
Dir. SEABURI Has u the opinion that tue vote
taIen id not co4frn tie nomuatiJns, aid moved
t1l. hey bee taken ~ separately.
The CHAH declared lne motion out Of order.
ST.. GLBE8r advocated reconsideration " the
vote and In favor Of iaAly tie sense Oi tic irle-
gate, by disrTic;s. Tie Object the Convection bEi
IN view would not be attained, IL tie vote was not
more unanimous.
Mr. ROSTER expressed sinilar views.
Mr. sTEAsAnAN stated that DO gVod reasons had
yet been given for a RECOMMENDATION.
Mr. CILpFKT remarked tbht ho had 10 objection to
the candidate No one could have. They were all
uuexceptiOuRble men, and better ticket bad never
been u0niIa' ed H. Kings County. Still he thought
the deli gates Of tie different distrcts SHOULD 10 cOn-
sll,od.
ME. BuHIIEoH Lad voted against the report, bnt
dia 20 IN 10 captions syiit. lie thought the dele
ystes should be- ,ousu,d ana all coulI be satisfied
Tie whole ticket would then have moral force. lt
would De s.tsiaCtOry 20 have Larger majority
Mr.. NNsLow thought that II tue ticket as u whole
was ralat,blc, they bad better leave It us Il 10.
Mr. pARKs, III view of the withdrawal ot Eeyeral
member mO.ed that tho Convention adjourn till
Monday afternoon 1T o'clock, which was rarried.
Since the nomination Of the Peoples Union Con-
venlon ON Saturday, The voters lave had an Opp0r-
tunty Of can,a-sng tie merits Of the Candidates 1t
cannot DC denied that there Is di satisfaction IN some
quarters, and efforts being nnde 10 effect certain
changes az the relSsenJhrB Vi the Convention this
afternoon. One cause OF plant IS that tie dee
un,rs nom TIE different diatrets had 80 direct voice
ia .be nominations, and therefore desire chacgs IN
tho programme, or at least opportunity 10 express
ther preferences upon the candidates siDgly. Among
the changes spoken Of thoee Vi Senator for the
Hid District, County Clerk, and QUE or two Of the
Asseublyn.en. Ii all the changes contemplated are
such AS we hear are 70 be effected in the It'd Sen.
ator,I District we think the Convention VIII do
better 10 "let well enough a!one.'
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