New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06
The Ticket Completed and the Con-
vCntiOn Adjourned.
Speeches 4 Gen. Van WyCk and the Hon.
Lyman Tremain.
PROSPECTS OF CANDIDATES.

II is impossible TO state who will form the balance
OF tho ticket after Fenton Last night looked il Ayord
would DO mated bu. Chaunccy Depew has arrived on
the grounds his prospects loom up there much
test between Ayord and Woodfod Depews friends hope TO
run In between There is not much cauousng By deega
cations that the strength Of the candidates will not develop
itself until the baloting commences
The Convention will finish up its work by or o'clock
Kings County will push woodfoFd hard will most Of Now
York and part of Westchester Wheeiers (of Frankn)
chances for Lieut. Governor seem to wave some.
wooDFoRD FOR LIEUT.-GoyERSoR.
The Kings County Delegation finally unanimously resolved
to present of woodford for IeutGoveTnoE Wood
ford will poll OF least 80 votes the first balot
TIE SEVENTH D,sTRIcr-PEoBABLE ADHESION or TIE
DEAN DELEGATES.
The Standard Of this morning contains card Of Sinclair
Tousey ia behalf himself and joan Shorn claiming their
eh to admitted delegates to the Convention instead OF
George b. Dean. VIM. Hhbertson and Charles w Darling
from the Vita Assembly District the H. j. Raymonds dis
trct The claim based upon grounds first that the
ticket Of Dean composed Of RiymOnds friends who
working gentleman denomination to Congress and
consequently does represent the true Republican sent
men Of the district which unmistakay for Congress-
To sustain the first objection NJ Tousey gives ooufrmatoy
statements that Dean announced that he approved Oh Kay
oni course and would do all he could to send him back to
Congress and not only did lie assert this but he so managed
the Convention taken to send delegates
10 the Southern Loyats Convention the motion was defeat
ed and the truo Union had leave the room and select
delegates TO represent them at Philadelphia.
TO prove tina, this defiutng the vote In which
Dean claims election frauds two certificates sworn
to- are presented by Mr. Toaseyono from Charles Wright
KIRBY who was Chairman the Board OF Primary Inspectors
who mon voted for ticket who had right
to do So aud that when he attempted challenge the m
Doans friends prevented him from seoiag tSs robook
Tboma. H. Collins another Inspector substantially
to tho same statement 1t probable the Tousey delegates
will bo admitted. Gen Charles w Daring who Is one Of
the delegates in Deans ticket has Withdrawn. as ho Is oP
posed being such copanyi he is on the Fenton stan
ORGANIZATION OF THE CONTEMPORARIES H. VAN
WICK CHOSEN TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN
Tho place in which the Convention held called Wet
ing Hall and is one well suited for such purposes Ga the
m Of the platform was caricaare Of johnson By Nash The
President IS sitting chair with eye turned malgnanty
on the Convention the other watching the pardons as they ny
out OF bis bands the Presdigator Hermann
throws cards oil parts OF hall Long before the Con
v.ntoa assembled the people eOwdng in aud at ID
time Mr. Stewart called it order the hall was densoy
packed; few ladies in the gallery. cannon outside
numbered away the President Van Wyck did the
same inside Of the hall.
william Il Stewart called tho Convention to otdsr. Mr
Lincoln Of Toga moved that Lyman Tremain Of Albany be
made temporary Chairman but this brought Mr. Madden Of
Orange his feet who moved amendment that Mr. Chas
H. Van wyck be made temporary President, and Mr. Ire
main permanent presiding ohoer He supported this inca
speecb taking ground that the original motion at tho
dictaton Central Committee and be- for
wng that they should have all to say in the organization
lie paid tribute to Mr. Van wyok which greeted BY
applause George WA. Curtis opposed the amendment stat
lag that he should have confidence in the Committee and fallen
preeedens Mr. Charles H. Spencer hoped Senator Maddens
motion would preyhl
Mr. Stewart put the question and II seemed as II Mr.
Van wyck was elected but the Chairman requested all those
who were in favor Of him stand up. large majority
l.. IL NJ
announced tho result and it moved that he be chosen
unanimously which was carried amid cheers Lyman IRE
main and james a. Bell Jefferson elected to conduct
Mr.. Van Wyck 10 the chair.
In his speech he referred to Wadsworth the hall rang
with applause which continued many minutes But have
never witnessed such scene when Mr. Van Wyok In
staucod the kind Of men tho confidential friends
Of the man who basey betrayed bis The applause
deaeniDg.
The whole audience jumped to It's feet and with one loud
hurrah prevented M Van WICK from proceeding for several
mnutes So also the remark that II was proper that
Seward and johnson should hang together in such cause as
that OF the latter.
The picture be drew Of the magnanmiy Of South Carolina
marching arm 10 arm to tho Philadelphia Convention with
body Massachusetts, representing no one and therefore
to be pOd received with dersve laughter which
tnued for some time and broke again the mention Of
Johnson's deceylng tears over such magDsniuy.
Tho message he wished the demagogue President
that could control the hailed with long
amen and cries OF never from all parts Of the house which
were followed by applause when NJ Van Wyck proposed
greetings to the State OF OF Philadelphia COnven
ton and tell them Constitution Unon aud flag talked
Of so much by tho staggering Preiender still safe In the
hands OF the people.
When Mr. Van wyck concluded the Convention gave three
cheers for the Philadelphia Convention Vermont and New
York then moved that Mr. Sinclair TOusey be one Of
the Secretaries as Dean delegation had withdrawn. Some
did
oppose Tousey claim delegate but another delegate cried
out unit which the signal for three cheers
amid which the motion was lost.
As the list Of delegates read many Of the gentlemen
we're appaudsd especially Tremain end George Dawson.
received In addition three rousng cheers and General
woodod but he had however substituted H. Tuttes name
in his stead, POss Of Queens and Geo. VIM. Curtis When
Mr. Greeeys read II loudly spplauded the whole
Convention rising TO its feet and cheering him vocferousy
The list having gone through WITH Senator Bell moved
that Committee Permanent Organization DO appointed
Judge Emmett Of Duchess however moved TO substitute that
the Hon Lyman Teman be declared permanent chairman BY
aocamaton Chas Spencer favored the original motion
and he was followed by Senator Bell. who amended the
amendment to the effect that the Committee Organization
be apponed with instructions report IN favor Of Mr. Ire
main Thswas carried. motion having been presented
TO select one each Judicial district to prepare address
and resolution Judge james moved that the delegates each
Congressional District designate representation said
Committee. Messrs GURUS ana spencer outrsd ts Dut
was unanimously adopted Senator Low then proposed
resolution appointing State Central Committee Of rom
each District and from State ct large to
be appointed by President OF the Convention Senator
Humphreys opposed this because would throw the whole
control of the party the hands Of the and Kings
Counties leader The motion however prevailed The Con-
yen;ion then took
The greatest unanmy prevailed all through the morning
session. The derye laughter which prevailed when Stewards
ohusou's called very marked Moro
work was accomplished before dinner than any other Conysn
a. hafnr