The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-28
yeas in ballot of s4s. During the calling of the

yeas, In ballot OF o4s. Daring the calling Of the
roll u
MOST oMINous SILENCE
prevailed. The Greeleyites or as MANY 20 cond,
Kept the tally OF the vote for private Information
As the vote proceeded and the negatives Were cyl
IDENTITY 0ntnumberlng the ayes, the anxiety Of the
Greeeviies was evident, ana when the lnal vote
was announced they looked crestfallen indeed.
put and declared adopted. the crowd a.
the front ,surged toward the seats Of rno
when MIR. ToUsEY said, "we understand, then, In
charges OF afnation with Tammany and the stigma
and all this corruption sticking to as you admit to
voice 10 your delioera;ioas am instructed oy my
courtesles at the hands OF the Convention, and Will
now withdraw" This was greeted with cheers and
erica OF
The delegates rose TO their feet and cheered and
the gallery becoming perfectly uproarious. The
Greeley DELEGATION then filed out-Moses II. Grin
nead--ine people on the other side standing up
cheering them as they passed out, waving mats and
lions Of annroyai 'I memGer rom St. LawreUc then
stood up and announced that he was authorized TO
say tnat me celebrates from the First and Second dis,
withdraw. This was received also with cheers
amid the prevailing confusion. When
THE DTsCOMFITED JONES
had Withdrawn the roll or delegates from New York
was called, after wn en- Marshal sharpe asked that
vote OF New York on suggestion from George
Bliss this was Withdrawn and q recess taken
TIL nine to morrow.
The bolt of the New York and st. Lawrence men
has created an intense excitement. ana 1t Is conf
GENTLY asserted that Chautauqua, II large portion
or Kings, Westchester, Mont .Omerv, Onondaga and
other Delegations Will withdraw In The morning.
The AFFAIR Is being discussed now on the streets and
In the hotels.
EXCITED GROUPS
arc seen everywhere and all seem to be rather taken
abcK at the result OF proceedings. The New YOrker5
held meeung on arriving at the Vanderbilt House,
with Sinclair Tousey IN the chair, at which COM
mlttee OF three, consisting or John COchrane Lem
uel bangs and q. r. Bradford, was appointed to wait
OH the delegations that voted with them In the Con-
ventiOn aid ask them to meet with them at nine
O'CLOCK 0-mOrrOw morning 10
CALL ANOTHER CONVENTION,
and nominate o full set OF candidates for state
officers. The platform as prepared by the Commit
tee on Resolutions was about as stated In my letter
OF yesterday. An ad .iti0nal point, however, rec
Ommends low tolls on the canals and endorses the
labor movement. The administration was en-
dOrsed, but no recommendation OF the renOmna-
ton OF Grant was inserted This will no doubt De
materially changed before being presented since the
CreeleylteS have withdrawn. Before the bolt
1t was largely circulated that G. Hilton Scrbner
would be named for Secretary OF State and General
Merritt for comptroller, as concessions TO the Fen
tOnites. This will OF course be changed ana an
ENTIRE NEW TICKET
named, although there are no names prominently
mentioned other than those given IN my despatch or
yesterday. The entire proceedings Of the Conven
ton, from beginning to end were most mlseraDly
conducted and shameful In the extrcme