The New York herald., 1864-05-26
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Chair announced The following committees

o-UF.-CeCyuu
Jeremiah Drew Third district H. r. law and w. g.
Weed; Fourth district, Nathan Beman and William r.
sixth district, 7. l. Chst1ed and Lyman }. walworth;
seventh district, 2 G. Hadley and Thonss Parsons
Oa Permaner. CToansati, Second district, Richard
w. smith aud Joseph r. Moore Third district, Charles
and " ~ Potter Fnih district, . Mccarthy and Charles
w. !lenn.son Sixth district, q. W. Schuyler and William
wood srIso Nudge aaa ao Henry GsT
, A delegate remarked that he had bcon Informed by
me chairman OF tho Committee Contested Seats that
the committee conld not possibly be pressed
before eight O'Clock, and probably not until eleven
n. lie therefore moved to adjourn TIL TO morrow.
motion to amend to take recess till eight NJ pre-
EVENING SESSION.
On resssemblipg the Committee on Permanent OrganL
zation submitted the following report, which adopt,
ed
rre,'dea,-IIoa. Ere. lent, lanes \ Beli OF Jefferson
p,ce Irestdnts-second district, william X. Strong,
eoS@S hsny Ssnpyf oonns aa,ra
toga Ge1rgo Robinson q 81 Iawrence FT,h district,
ID A. Munroe OF 0uoudagl; Milton Breyton of Oneida
Sixth district, F. Jusnd OF Chenung Milford Northrup,
OF Broome Seventh district Constant Cook Of stenoen
Thomas Parsons, Of Monroe Eighth district, Y. Da-
sse,earses~seeona district, N. b Moore, Of Kings:
Third district L Abel Of schoharie Fourth district,
DonDell. Of Lewis SIXTH district, r / caSis, Curt Of
Tompkins Seventh district, George IL osgoodby, Of
Ls's os o5o Ehn s1s aaa S.sn o.s Erie
committee to conduct the President % tho chair
Mr. HAIL, Chairman OF the COMMITTEES on Contested
Seats, reported that tho committee ono .
unit-the Sullivan county yc'se-rccommendng that the
vacancy be rot flied by either OF the claimants.
Ga the second point-ho New York case--thc commit
to, stood 10 to In favor OF admitting both delegations
TO cast three votes for each Assembly district and fur
her recommending that the UDon state Committee tnke
the earliest occasion TO bring about thorough consol
daon OF the various Union organizations IN the city OF
Mr. wM. G. WEED submitted minority report. renears-
ing the history OF the organization the Union General
m N I'M n fQ ra mr.
selection Of delegates In strict conformity with tho
instructions OF The last state Convention and the call OF
tie State General Committee; and therefore that those
delegates are alone entitled 10 seats.
Tho substitution OF the majority for the minority
port carried by vote OF 1872 ayes against 90 noes
Mr. CoNgIISG moved that tho delegates be called by
Congressa anal Districts the representatives from such
districts TO two delegates and two nornatea and
that the Convention elect by ballot four delegates at
large and four alternates.
Pending this motion the question raised that there
not full delegation Of contestants present from New
York and 1t moved carried that but such
delegates their regularly appointed atcrnates, from
the city OF New York be re ;ognizei
The roll OF delegates from New York was then called.
when of the contesants twenty eight delegates and four
aternaes wered and Of the regulars forty eight dele
The PREsrprM then stated tho question to be on Mr.
Conkngs resolution for the select OF delegates 20 the
Baltimore Convention
part providing for the selection OF district delegates
adopted The question on that part relating TO the
election OF delegates at large was also adopted.
The following delegates were then named by the re-
spec,ive Congressional delegations, and approved by
First Dis,yict-George william Curtis and william Nor
ton, Aterpates-George Huntington and F. A. Potts
Alternates-Heury Hill and william NJ. Thomas.
Third distrtt-Wm. A. Cobb aud A +. Cobb Alter
Fourth distric,-Jamcs B Taylor and Sheridan Shook.
Alternates-o. W. Brennan and y; I weymouth
Fifth dis'rtct-David Miller and Sanford L Macom5er.
Aiternates- Reuben Mills and John 2. Seymour.
SrtA dissric-smeou Draper and John Kayscs. Alter
nates-Hugh Gardner and II. Van schaick
sennih dis'ric.-wm. Duryea aud r. r. Androws
Alternaes--John Lalor and Lewis J. Kirke
E;chgb ssSr;cf Thorn, nd m
| art Al,ernates-R Busteed and J. d. Ot,iwell
Ninth dis.rict-Abram Wakcman and Amor j. William
| son. Alternates-James T. Coulter and Ira A. Allen.
| Tenth dfstylct-wm H. Robertson and John W. Ferdon
| Alternstcs--s. D. clifford and Rider. :,
Elevsnh dtsirict-Wm. j. Groo and f. M Madden Al
ternates-David elements and Ezra Farrington
a1 enS r. PeoR oRa 0nn D000''
TS.resnM disi1ies-wilinm Masica and Reuben Conn.
sbnseenM diaret-Georse waiford ana olarE j. coch.
rane. Alternates-Alexandcr Greer and Hobart Krum.
Aliernates-J Thomas Davis and Tennis P. Ney.
Sirteerh d,stria-Georpc W Palmer and w. W. Rock
Scent .esh aistrie-w s. Dickinson and William A.
Dart. Alternates-Iiiran Horton and @ T. Hurlburd.
Eighteenth dis.ict-Charles Stanford and r. II. Ayles
Aernates-H Baker and J. Landon.
Nlnes nh dis ric-L J. walwortb and s. HushstoD.
Alternates-D. IL Clark and Harman BENNETT.
To mitch disirict--o ponne and II NJ. Burch Alter
natos-E. A. Brown and a. II. Prescott
cmnss y"A Al,erna,s-n nanf5rth aad s Avsry
Tseeaty-second dis,rict-L Conkn and Charles r.
Kenrcdy. Aternates-H X. W. Bruce and Harvey
To nv.,aird ds'rics-J B. Fitch and R H. Buell. Al
terna,es-D. Mccarthy and o. y. I0ngsfreet
Ttoeny-touytl distrid--S B Gavtt and VIM Burroughs
Aterrates-J X. Williams and J. X. Webster.
Ticnfy eiM distria-M H. lawrence and William li II.
7wsn'y-'izh disric-M NJ. cass aud W. Lincoln
Allernates- George W Schuyler and George Bartlett.
1uventy-ssrnth dis.rici-AsEer Tyler and T. d. Love-
ridge Alie nates-G G. Harroweil and 4. B Hull.
Ttce,,ty-eqh dsric,-Dan H. Cele and John Van voor.
hies. Alternates-H II. Sperry and A. N. Ives
Toeny.ninth dGtrttt--Harvey Wilbur and Hiram Car
penter Arcrna,es-A W. Haskell and NJ G. Richardson.
T,irtieh distriet-Ruus Wheeler and O. J. Green. Al
ternates Jacob Boyer and J. b Youngs
Thirfy.fra daric-Henry Van Aernam and George ".
Mr. TaExArv said that although Il apparent that
there but sentiment In the convention on the
IL form shs and en-
ener tanned by tho convention for Abraham Lincoln,
joys in So sros. degree the love Of the people
Ho, therefore, moved the following which was adopted
by accnmatiou, the convention rising and cheering
Resolved rhn. this ng the adm nistra:
pair suppress The rebellion which bc fonnd IN
ference renomnaiou for the Once OF President sf
ou motion Of Mr. cosKIIso the following adop.sd-
Army and q: Sn,;:d g s'.,s:
rs, armed rsSson and dc especially 70,
S !Ss ssss vIs,ss '.;.; Tina y:
ses Ss esass.d and peace
ss%Sc Isss%S;i ,s., sas, band q
bravery so much fre from tho
81 wss e tho
four delegates at large 10 be voted for on one o'os h
four having the hsness number OF voos 20 % occe1
Hessrs. wm weod and Henry Low were appoint
The foilswns was Tho result
Henry ,. Raymond ~
Daniel 8, Dickinson ......"... ................" Ts
Lyman 1reman
rrTsson Tssra s,c :and,v .ca,ierps vote.
Mr. WIZ MoRror said Il was unanimous desire OF the