The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-28

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perfected and brought to lis examination BY Ulysses
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rebellion quietly and drmy REFRESHING anaTchy and os
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What peasss OF the Convection loud appsussj
The CHAIR announced the following commlLtees:-
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sows syosa IT, cSic o. orleans: and I Henry
or rrnsAsEsT oncANIzArros.
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Ssxis D%%as:; q A.s q Ts:s:
" linnSSsS Of wyo~ns, and sor%sn L. xiss, q
On motion HENRY B. GLYpoN, OF Orleans county,
and Charles II. Swords were apponted secetares
Mr.. SAckErr, or Saratoga county, moved the ap-
pointment OF committee on contested seats con.
1rst to be appointed by the Chair; and az To- the
case OF the city of New YORK the said committee
the organization In that city. Adopted.
Mr. +. II. ROBERTS, OF oneida. novel that tho
THAR appoint committee on resolutions.
Mr.. WILLIAM r. lis TEXTBOOK moved to lay the
OH the table for The present
MI. RAMSEY, OF Albany, moved for committee
70 name permanent organization.
Tie Convention then took recess until four p. M.
Afternoon Scssion.
The Convention was called to order at ten minutes
past four O'Clock i. M.
General SHARPE STATED that the Commit tee on
Contested Seats was not ready TO report and moved
hat when the Convention adjourn 1t adjourn o
meet again at seven O'clock. Lost
Mr.. ]. w. SiMONroN OF NiChm md, moved that the
take recess iii SIX O'Clock r. NJ, but
withdrew the motion TO allow Mr.. E. II. Roberts, OF
Oneida. 10 move the appointment OF Committee
on Resolutions, which ne did, and the motion was
carried.
The CHAIR then announced tho following Com
mittee on ResOlutl0ns:-
b. d. siliman, OF Kiugs q. Hilton Soribner of West
heser George Dawson, Of Albany Peter = Hoes OF 90
mbia; Calvin T. nniJurd OF 81. Lawrcncc George Cur
is, OF Schenectady Ell. H. Roberts, OF Oneida o. Mer
ram. OF Lew.; B. r. Johnson, OF Broome; Z. r Brooks
Il Chemung ID. D. $: Brown, OF Monroe; Henry snerwood
Stcuben T. G. Davis, OF Erie; Seth Waterman OF Gcnesee
Mr. RAMSEY moved that the State Committee be
leced In the usual manner-9 memper 10 be taken
rom each Congressional district Adopted.
Mr. j. w. SIMONroN renewed his motion for q
ecess till six O'Clock p. M. Lost
The Convention then LOOK recess I'LL seven
o'clock p. NJ.
Evening Session.
The Convention was called to order at halfpast
even O'Clock y. NJ. Judge Fullerton, from the Com
ltee on Contested Seats, reported tDst John Qui-
ara and Joha Leary are the regular delegates from
nc Second district Of Kings; also Morey and John.
on from the Third districts also William ELery and
)akey from the Ninth district.
The minority OF the committee reported In favor !
u the Bliss delegation.
Mr.. L. ID. WEBSTER took the ground that the Con- |
enron could not AFFORD to pcrpetrate such all out
age upon the republicans OF Kings as would be the
omission OF the Williams delegation.