New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-28


Cant. ToOsE moved that the Convention adourn,
subject TO the call Of The Chair, which moOD be i'm
mediately withdrew, at the urgent request OF many
members.
Mr.. FAIR offered resolution that the names pre-
scented by the Chairman tonight make nominations for
the County exclusively, and not local noninatons.
Mr. McCAHILL seconded the resolution in brief
and patriotic speech taking OCCASION In the course OF
bis remarks % commend, in the highest terms, the
patriotic sentiment and feeling that bad called them
Mr. a. j. II. DUGAYSE wished to see upon tho
ticket full representation Of the people as they were.
He wanted the nominations taken out of the hands OF
pot house politicians and hoped that the ticket noni-
mated would be a rebuke to all who made trade 81
patriotism lie further hoped that all Interests would
be represented and moved to lay the resolution upon
the table.
This motion being Withdrawn in order to give an op-
portuniiy for discussion Mr. CRANE sad il utterly
impossible to organize tie different Wards with the
names just read. The tlhh Ward, which he repre-
sened had already perfected its organization, and be
well knew that the residents of that Ward would
never submit to tho name Of George A. Barney upon
that list.
A delegate, whose name we did not learn ardently
sustained Mr. Barney, aud said that no one could point
10 a more patriotic man.
Mr. BARNEY asked to explain his position. He said
that be bad as much patriotic fire IN bic breast aud
had AZ great love for the Union as any present.
lie said that be was the fnt man in the Comwon
Council who moved a resolution TO give the gallant
defender of Fort Sumter fitting reception IN this
civ and had used his influence and AID 10 raising
money for the famiiee of volunteers. Objections had
been made against hIm which be thought unjuEt. He
was compo led 20 take the stand which he did aganst
one OF tho newsgapers OF New-IoTk which had eked
ont q misera} lie existence, and was now DEAD so Lar
as uarty is concerned be stood there IamnaDy hall
Democrat, bus rs q Union man. In conclusion he
said that he was orc of the first to raise his voice
against the white iethered ninth resolution, and he
lett the meeting to judge between the motives which
possessed the gentlemen On the opposite SIDE ana the
position he now occupied.
r. NJ. LARR1uoRE offered tho following resoutica
as an amendmeus:
Pe,olrsa That the rertleman composing the COMMITTEES,
sb Districts in which they reside ect by ballot or other
e rom among tho citizens in such Districts srtcisn num-
Der Of to constitute an Assembly No ninains Oonmiss
OF twenty members which Committee when organized,
shall have The sole power 10 make an Assembly ~
ho, Districts where parts Of dihefegt "srds form az
District the SeueD that be found Necessary 70 carry
the spirit Of TINS iesoiu'oh sha pc go I ~.
hs member Of the above Committee becom9 member os
5ri Districts. the Issmber the General COMMITTEES named
this evening shs IN as senatorial pi,I, ~ sy
ied such Committee shall have the power Of making ssAo
ria nomination.
The Hon. Mr.. CoNKLING said thst the tims hsd
never before existed when American Democrats and
Republicans had undertaken movement OF this char
oder and he hoped no step would be taken that would
prove fatal 60 the great ooject they had III view ne
should ray no earthly attention 10 the nominations Of
tho Fifihavenue gehtrmen, or tie Astor House gem
tleucp or the Irving Hall gentlemen or the Cooper
Institute gentlemen. lie considered them ae eefap-
pointed and he could not act in harmony with them.
After speeches by Mr.. DUGAgNE and Mr.. OhIvER,
the latter moved TO lay the resolutions upon the table,
which WAS carried.
The Committee pamed by the Chairman was also
adopted together with the following resolution offered
by MIR. Oliver:
tie Ch,ln Of this meeting be directed 20 confer With the
now IN existence hay the object ~ view,
aul eulsayo have but Union ticket presented at tho
November election.
Considerable confusion now eusued, when motion
was made and carried that the meeting adjourn, sub
iect to the call Of the Chair.
The CHAIR having declared the meeting adjourned, q
rush wac made for the DOORS and when TIE hali was
about alfcleared SLAs b. butcher, 10 loud voice,
requested all those opposed the action OF the Com
mittee 10 remain, and moved that the Hon. +. a:
Conklng take the chair. Mr. c. took the char and
much confusion during which the Janitor proceeded 70
turn ont the lights.
Mr.. Conklng retained the char, amid partial DARK
ness and declared motion carried, nominating mr.
butcher as Secretary.
A motion was made that the meeting adjourn, SAB
iect 10 the call of the Chair but the question was
clearly voted down. and the Chairman started TO eaye
but returned directly and ordered the gas to be ren,
which was done Seeming to be suddenly struck VILE
tho idea that such finale to great movement WAC
decidedly out of character, the Chairman very cauAy
suggest cd that il would perhaps, be Is well for nen
10 defer any action in the premises for the present
The hall was soon cleared, and the lights sgAh a.
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