New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-10
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Called 10 orttI a. O.DV p III. MI -hNhtbIl
announced that has delegation had named Philip ".
Lurs ! Thomas NcSpedon and himself rs a committee
e. confer with Tamlauy Hall and Mozart as 70 repre-
So { ton H. tie Convention. ILey had inclined me
Of s declati,s If their action. but bad received no
answer OF recognition nom item MI. Deyln Ie'
maj Eed that the chairman Of Tie lammany Delegation,
wlo Was % report suit OF the conference, was not
present and lo suggested that the subject be dropped
lu the pfesrit.
Nr Humphrey Of the Committee on Permanent Or
< uiltOn icI c.tCd the following, which Was unaii'
no -'r adopt'd;
,esisea..-p i. sspen,er Of Suffolk, Daniel D. Aiken
.. uuces, j. %. Miller OF Columbia nASid J. seymour 81
Ie -e,r j. C. rse o. ,sens,ay, H. Ns s.., Of o..
We, Smith Of onlugo r. NJ iownend g! o. ego
4 ,ore OF seo9eu Samuel Richmond OF Oenesee Jo'ei b
$500 nos Faron Of Kings Jacob llsrirnbpreh Of
Ul.t,r aii SHEPARD Of sasatosa a. CoTn"aA OF JeLeso
" T. Fosd II LtL.are, g. q. Choesbro o. Onono, james A.
On tasine liz chair Judge Parker said: thank you
gent cne Il Ge Convention iCr the honor conferred
nIn me- Ne haze met IN the spirit Of patriotism and
Trust that harmony Also as true representatives 81
,r sments Of the people as 70 me ocst interest," {"
D.. State Il q is -reJt crisis II national affairs We
~. moving toward fisitful pIcc ice. TIE !awning
sfO 4i.nion, Iuin and peri eiual border wars II De-
tosc as. Without e change Of national policy, We are
lost We with great regret that the letter
o. TIE President freshadows an interminablc NLr
IL 9th T. rpOsos than restoration II the Union. ii
gives no eucOr cnt for tie hope that II Will ToiuiL
constitutional policy by which the Mon sentiment
90 app rent II tie South may be sircl gtheLed II trt
tie States viii be received back With all their former
rights. Under 10 eli CO instances can We conscAt 10 )s
uaiOn To prevent II we should exert all tie power Of
Tue Cover ilelt and Use every lonCr-b effort AZ con
citation while with fo.ce comp,l submission - tie
Constitution Now. when eittcd "ith great n1baf.
successes. wc should masAsimousy open the avenue
reconciliation and faFOT their return 10 GhegihLcc If
tAe ac;s Of Secession we're void as we Lod ard Oh 10
otter principle can We justly the execution OF force
io suppress tie Rebellion. Each Secediic
state 10 stu III the union, and Aas
Only 70 send the National Congress its Senators and
Representatives to eAtte il 10 ul Tecoghiilpn lndi
yiduris not states have been in Rebellion. Indications
3 N
OF Gesige 10 Ieiun to tie Union. Let US encourage
,Aa -eltlMeAiiet Us not reject their pIoher,d adj
var cslet not refuse tie means Of free ia rchangc
Of ~ bat ct US Meet them IN generous fofgNng
sII anxious only for tLe restoration Of the honor md
s,ri and prosperity o. he Union If indeed the GouE-
ty be saved from destruction. unborn generations
lie cy vencIatc VIII admir- iiOD the gallant deeds
~ 10. so,oTs IN defense Of the Constitution and honor
them tcy deserve, and sal also bless those who ~
n spirs OF cOnciiaiOn gathered tOSei cr tAe broken
AID shattered fragments NJ the UAiOn. and again
c"mrui together with their love.
Gila,l r. Pgrdy reported that the Now. York delcga
h4f conferred, and be- instructed by the dele
4on Hf4ch be represented to that IN this matter
,hc car recognize any other organization than that
III Aioz.. Hal; they have determined 10 present
united hOst. bg vote Of H.
john T. lin. speaking for Mozart Hall delegation
sad hat t,ey could not recognize any other oganzh-
non uuwe, er respectable Democrats and citizens
ly those b. who represvn II here except that of am
maaJ Hal. Neither M,Dart nor Iamnhny kne" Of
any athey o~ganz ton u, New York that could De #
any prtctlli benefit the party III the ensuing cleo
tou Tue conference had nIed Ia an agreement mat
eac dele xatcu should cas- eight votes ahd alternate
tie ninth the Tammany d. tegntion casting the nrst
ninth vote. lCkecIsI
Adopted. wAcIcLpon the McI.eon delegates ieh tie
bI motion 10 said de legation to scais Oh the
tooi Mas o. posed by Nj. Tweed, ana lost.
Xr D. H. .,ey nou. called UP ths resolution Of Henry
&. Murphy sJ the appointment Of aCouintee Oh hee'
o!si.Ons, Which was adopted.
Mr. Murphy moved that al resolu. ions touching upon
platform that may DC offered Ia tie convention bs Ic-
e.; rcd " said Committee. Carried.
Ihe President appointed the CoiGmi,te hs iolIows;
ieafy {. MiIfAy Join IL. Hask.hs Ir'ei d. sweeney.
Jon r. Ds,s.Li. Dayd IL. Seymouf w " .'h n. =
p-ofge & clyde Henry A. Daw, H. o. h. s.ebio ""ofse
3 fanslin AaaI Oh BuIlel gud yrus r.. Davis
On motion the delegations from each judicial district
we're cInpowc cred To from cacn Jdicih 40
tTIcL as Mcm.rs VI tine State Committee Tor tW ensuing
l'r
SI DcylD Under Instructions from his defRGtiOn.
d"c!cd 10 serve Oh the Committee OF KcSOlgtlOS lie
ed that the delegation expected another member VI
tlrir ndmber 10 be piaccd Oh that COMMITTEE
\ communication receiy 81 from the Constitution
H. zion Committee 10 Tie effect that they had non iAn
t.d In i. Norton for Attorney General aAd Richard
,te.cns for Inspector 81 State Prisons AID rcglctul
the lDdOirencHt tailed, and committee Of ticc l
,,,.fcd 10 ingIie tie members 81 that Convention To-
se,,s IL that BODY.
= Committee Of Five appointed 10 wait mon
GOV scyn0uT and invite Lim 70 address the Con, en-.
ion tLs evening Subsequently The Committee report
ed t,a the Governor had accepted the Invitation Ia
fe.lse to calls Jss Ihayer oi Rensselaer, addressed
,lc Ouy cnOn at length and eioguently upon the point
icnl p,pics u the day. Recess TIL r O'CLOCK.
EVENING SESSION.
NJ. Carpenter vi Suffolk moved that COM
.,it,es be Amounted ~ wait upon the Hon. Jamcs
bTooss Gad iay.:s BIN " address tA9 CVA'e"l'Vn'