The New York herald., 1871-10-06

- k0oOlur10n was drawn by Cassidy, submitted TO
0ovcxnor Seymour. and approved by him, and that
= hna hls (Tiden'sl full concurrence, a statement
vnaca was greeted with slight laughter and much
opplause, the amendment was
VOTED DOWN.
Tho querulous Congressional member from Brook
1yn then arose and moved TO s,rike out the three
lines ~ the close OF the first part OF The resolution
BE commenced to speak his piece with most beau
c1ful little touch OF the broIue. He was geuing
along splendidy with the recital Of the hardships
tnAs would be innicted on Kings county when Sena-
tor Lord stood up and, by stating, point OF or
der the fact that the resolution had nothing 70 do
with Kings county completely
sQuELcHED THE CONGRESSMAN,
and be sank into his seat amid a storm OF laughter
1ne resolution, as presented was adopted ana then
came the next movement in the plan
Of action adopted. Mt. Francis Herman
arose and stated that delegation ol
gentlemen from New YORK were present, headed by
Mr.. Oswald Ottendorfer, who claimed to represent
the true democracy OF New York city. and that they
desired 70 have their claims heard by this Conven.
taon. and he offered resolution providing tnat Mr..
OeSendorfer, Mr.. Abraham II. Lawrence and Mr..
Wlu1Am Z. Curtis should be accorded ffteen min
utcs each to present the of the delegation OF
winch they formed part. He thought there was
never anything gained by democrats refusing to
hear democrats. This statement was greeted with
most
ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE,
and it was evident that there quite change in
sentiment since yesterday. Mr.. Delenanty, OF
Albany moved to lay the motion the table, as he
thought the matter had been finally disposed OF
yesterday and the gentleman should have presented
their claims before the Committee on Contested Seats
On this motion there arose great deal OF discus
sion. which was OF course, entirely out OF order;
but tine Chairman, having several times got out OF
D0Fii8mputarv
the rules OF the Assembly, the debate was allowed
70 proceed until hint was given that the debate
was out OF order, when
A FIERY INDIVIDUAL
Jumped up and vigorously claimed that he didD t
crauc convention, and wouldn't have it. This
created intense amusement and. amid the laughter
ana psss The oon S ay
che tah!s was Withdrawn. Congressman
hsS but se was ps prompty answered and again sa
equelched Mr. Tlden then proceeded TO explain VINO
~. Ottendorfer was. and his mention OF that gen.
aeman's name was enthusiastically received. Mr..
a1lden then explained his idea IN changing his vote
yesterday, and he hoped the gentleman would Re
ii. lie WITT OF Kings asked leave to say WORD. ord
The Chair asked the mover or the previous question
promised the gentleman from Kings that he 81 should
be heard, and he hoped the gentleman would, IN
Tho previous-question delegate would not with
draw: me venerable sammy then jumped up, and,
q & 70 Ds WIN Ist eS is the
question after mis- tactics OF yesterday. Heis
Of his own medicine" rms was @ greeted with prea.
laughter and the previous question ordered and
the reso oution adopted with great applause. Mr.
but he could not very well be heard. Mr.. Lawrence
then spoke very iorcby, and presented the creden-
and spoke eloquenty and earnestly the situation
0fthc party In New YORK cy and how the delega-
PROMISED LETTER
from Charles o'Conor 70 Mr.. Roswell D. Hatch. The
name Of OConor and the letter were most enthusas-
Caliy received. The credentials OF the delegation
were read, but no further action was taken In the
matter. IN accordance with the action mentioned
Secretary Of State, but his name was subsequently
Withdrawn and Mr. Diedrich Willers, the present
Deputy Secretary sI was nominated oy acclamation.
was created by the nomination by Mr.. Herman OF
Incumbent MarshalB. hal % Champ:sin was also Pnamed.
when Mr. de Witt moved that the President telegraph
70 Mr.. OConor and ask II he would accept the nomi-
nation. At thus the venerable Sammy jumped up
and cried s.No no no nor' Mr. Faulkner, OF Law
lnRston, then became excited anu asserted that the
throw the nomination into the hands OF the state
Committee. as they knew Mr.. O'Co1or would not
accept and they then could name Amasa J. Parker.
Attliis there was an evident sensation throughout
the hall. and Tllden denied promptly the SOFT i'm
would take the rejection OF Mr. Champain's name as
A PERSONAL INSULT,
and thought It personal hardship on Mr. Cham.
bne Of the iOrms and demanded TO know If these
gentlemen had vested rights in ollce as. II So iG
was useless TO be holding conventions wear after
year. In getting this speech on ne gesticuated SO
vehementiy tnat 1t might be feared he would
know how long man must hold Office before 1t be-
came personal hardship TO him to name anybody
else successor This created quite laugh at Rich
m0nd. MIR. De Witt then got
LAUGH AT TILDEN
81 he ssae that day mah
never come. The enthusiastic individual before
mentioned said Il any man had served forty years
stain. by all means let us have him. This ADDED to
the GOOD nature OF the Convention and created most
vote was finally taken and decided in favor OF
Cnamplaln. The other officers were nominated
Incumbents were chosen, as foIlows:-Asher 3.
Nichos, Comptroller: W. II. Bristol for state Treas
". thspmsn a. canal Co%mIssioner iD and b. 3 Mc.
Mel for State Prison Inspector. The State Commit
&c was then announced ana with the usual votes
tDe Convention adjourned. The entire proceedings
REMARKABLY GOOD NArURED,
considering The bitter feeling which existed on the
Tsmmany question, aud the enure affair was most
sought by your correspondent and interrogated as
20 the results OF the work. He thought 1t was most
IN every way. Their central organization is
dcsuoyed by having the delegates elected from
~ NE sn n anu the
TILDENs POLICY.
"You heard me say" continued he II would not
vote for any OF the ASSem0lymen or Senators
nominated 10y Tammany Hail. and II was applauded.
IL was what Is called pleading admission and avoid
ance. Then the State Committee nas unanimously
reelected me chairman, and that IS enclosing the
action or the Convention changed my vote yes
terday Just so as 10 renew the fight to-day, and
knew we would win. because knew how the dele
gates 1elt. Tley didn't intend that those gen.
tlemen should come here and not be heard. don't
know as | would insist on having them admitted,
because am satisfied for the present with tearing
down and not commencing to build up certainly
would not insist on having them admitted as o sold
body, but each as an Independent delegate from an
Assembly district We were determined to kill on
this GENERALIZATION, and when Kill OF Tammany
Hall we do not want any descendants or imitators.
The TAmmany folks are cutgeneralled this time, ana
We have certainly gained great victory over
them-a great and lasting victory am sure 1t Will
be.n
4-11-A
Ben Wood expressed views similar TO those of
Mr.. Tildcn. 1--WE felt rather cut last night shghted