The New York herald., 1867-04-12

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oaa UAisa sass Coavsation As results of which
tsansasd By telegraph lass evening has opened
the H,elsh q Nn Gossip; and, though the members
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obvious,y considerable bitterness OF feeling on the
part Of members from tho central portion. d
the State against oss or two members from
the eastern districts. who were principally nstru-
mental In carrying through NE rssoIutopof O. r. Van
wyck Owing TO the eastern districts ave ont or the
eeht delegates q large Il ssss have been tho pur-
pose o( thoss in the canal ntsrst 70 hare secured
equal distribution Of the delegates throughout the
this concession By air means FOUL thsy wsged nerce
debate for couple Of hoursths result bong that when
ssin had abored without bringing forth the
ditiona Counting the delegatos together 10 win
be rendered that under Mr van Mycks resolution me
representation was arranged - follows:-
First district Sixth district ...........
second district. Seventh district.
Third district. Eighth dissrict..........
rim district Total 80. :.........::1e
A. well understood that the Convention was called
conssitsison of The ssats Of New YORK. Il r. perhaps,
little singular that resolutions were oered'embody.
nature % q ssSss smsadnsns: Sas : h Inc Observer
has only 70 study the undercurene o. sentiment ex-
so'sssSl. precision ~Ss; i intended Judging nom he
prevailing tone Of conversation among msmos o. the
party Who have eccsss 70 the lime! circle hs delibsIa
eons o. the coming Constitutional Convention will b
iSissd psincipsiiy q the following points:-
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rseard 70 shs exercise Of ths right Of suffrage
g 70 ssna -: cSssosSa % = = ~. 2 comp s the
ssOo. e SaS S:n :. g. sns e ss o' appoint
fssm ss isgisiaton IN order thas all constisutlona
sssSssico q the e,v q New York may - avoided
canals and The ks IN tsir minds whsa ths Convention
of yesterday opened ard hence their persistent deter
inston 70 sscurs N sas. aisssD9'Sa s M o oss
Ths CcS7snton Wa, therefore. hasmoniously inhar-
.sss. .s % e s5d &: & Bas s n ]
rank agauss the west upon those vague ultsor points
hs nsass q which can Just % con 1b Hence o
ending in the adoption By largo majority, OF Mr. Van
Ss'f Ky a..s.an from ss New ws ss
less the republicans Of tho eastern districts could
sensssIon Of that portioa of tho State would be
left altogether the hands OF the democracy and upon
this a. basis they put in plea FOR magnanmiy on The
and even ventured to nsnuate that It was useless TO
defer the republicans of New York city and that the
moro they did 30 the larger the democratic majority pc-
came In reply to all this the New. York delegation
could only plead that they were the Lconidases OF the
party and ought therefore, 70 be honorsd for their val
orous nRhting II not account Of their success The
matter at last after the proposal and rejection OF
couple Of amendments and one substitute brought 70
and the resolution which annihated the hope OF
the western members 70 gain possession OF the coming
Constitutions. Convention was adopted brief rscess %
the several districts 70 bring In their district nomna.
tons and proceedings In general session were resumed
q i've o'clock r. NJ with the results a. telegraphcd
nams Or Augustus Frank, delegate q large from the
Eighth DISTRICT and notice several Of the morning
papers have reported him elected only BY understand
lng-.which p . mistake Mr. Frank, though nomI-
OF the remaining delegates At large WAS nevertheless,
duly baloted for and not put on with an understanding
The ruse Of Mr. Spencer Of New York, making the
and that too with the formalty OF the usual commit
tee on organization ELECTED not little jocoso COMMENT
and wac In fao& the first step in programme Oh con-
cered action on the part OF the Eastern deIegatlons
which rode down all opposition and baied oil enerts OF
the TO defeat or delay by points OF order
the passage Of that resolution paronng which turned
a-gley their best laid plans G
The domination OF Colonel Duganne gavo rise TO some
little murmuring on the part Or the friends OF Mr..
Horace Greeley, whose candidate, Mr.. Hamilton FISH,
received only q few scattering votes-thovgh tnis
last wave OF murmuring was calmcd BY Mr. Greeiey's
wound without cIcafrix which the /" canal ring had
received by the defeat Of their scheme OF distribution
was all that left 10 disturb the general harmony 81
feeling. So some from the west went home WIN
morning triunph-a part OF them. at least soon 70
meet and renew the combat for supremacy si more
important Convention.
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES ron the CONSTITUTIONAL con-
vENTloN