New-York tribune., 1871-09-28
EVENING SESSION.

back to influence delegates is best known to the high
contracting parties themselves. Sufficient to say
that as Senator Conkling's adherents increased in
number their leaders increased their arrogance and
exactions When the Convention met in the evening
the Committee on Credentials were ready to make o
sweepng report in favor of the admission of the
Conkng delegates from all the contested seats out
side the city. Even Mr.. Bliss and the delegates
from the IXth District Of Kings excluded notwtth-
standing the energetic protests Of Mr. E. D. Webster,
who voted on other questions with the majority. The
Yeas and Nays the question OF the exclusion OF the
Bliss delegates at last taken after some strange
rulings by Mr.. White. 1t appeared that 2o2 delegates
were in favor of concurring with Mr. Conklings COM
mittee and ll6 opposed delegate at this point re-
marked: blessed they that expect nothing, for
they shall not be disappointed Whatever be the con-
ISOLATION the minority may derive from this text they
must be satisfied with it, for they get nothing else as the
following extended report OF the proceedings Will snow
When the Convention called to order at 1880 M,
Judge Fullerton from the Committee on Contested Seats
reported that John Qusard and John Leary were the
regular delegates from the lid District Of Kings; Morey
and Johnson from the lid District and Williams, Ellery
and Oakley from the IXth District The minority Of the
Committee reported in favor Of the Bliss Mr.
E. D. Webster took the ground that the Convention
could not afford to pererate such an outrage upon the
Republicans Of Kings would be the admission OF the
Williams delegation
Mr. Williams defen0e0
cation rehearsing the manner in which 1t was elected
motion was made to substitute the minority tor the
majority report on the IXth District, which, after much
confusion was adopted It beng stated however, that
this vote was carried under msapprehension recon-
alteration was moved and carried The question was
then taken again the motion to substitute the minor
ty for the majority report and 1t was negatved by l6
to 2o2 The majority report on the lAth Distnct OF
Kings County was then adopted.
firth ROSCOE
Conkling delegation from the Ist District OF Oneida
County.
J. Miller said that after what had occurred here to-
day nothing else could be expected Mr. Sacke OF Bar
atoga explained the causes for the action OF the Commit
tee he said that after hearing all the facts hey were
unanimous in making the report The report was
adopted The Committee further reported on the con-
tastine DELEGATIONS from New York as follows:
R.soped That the action of the State Committee In re-
forming the organization OF the party IN tae Uity OF
Msw1S.a BY the said
CARED 6spceforth the regular and only Republican Or
In the ss ssS STATE sy is directed to per-
feet and said organization 80 that a RePub
icans resident in the City Of NewYork shall Dc fary
Re.oissd That Tor Of pronoting harmony
prsseptnS credentials hereby admitted to seats in
the Convention with the right to cast hall Oh one vote
,ha uressnt three Republicans members Of the state
but shall be %nG
under
or receyes profit or emolument therefrom.
when the words in order to promote harmony In the
Republican party were read there were cries Of oh!
Oh /" and laughter from all parts OF the house.
The minority Of the Committee reported resolution
in favor of the admission Of the delegation headed by
Horace Greeley. Nine cheers were giyen' and there
vas Qreat enthusiasm Cheers were also gwen ior Sen'
Grant and Senators Conkfing end Fenton.
Rnfus Andrews rose to speak amid great CONFUSION.
mr., n. osked ~ he was to be gagged here, and pre-
.n,.d from bepo heard at the dictation Of United
sta,a. senator senator Conkng rose and asked unan
mon. consent that the gentleman from New-York be
heard. The Chair putting the question, was carried
nrressy OF THE REGULAR CITY DELEGATES.
NJ .ndr.v. then proceeded to detail the history OF
the .ona,ct between the cohtesting delegations from
New-York as follows: -,,.., ,..
IN. nr.ston uresepted for the consideration OF tho
convent,on IA that of the regularity OF the General Com
mittee. of which Horace Greeley 10 ChaifmAn' AHef
raene the proceedings relative 10 the organisation In
NevYork from 1867 to 1870, he procecdee; NOW whas
IA tbs is,ue here presented In the Fa OF 1870 wnle
This Committee held undisputed control OF tne hepuo
can organizations being the only M 10 sno city y
or county Convention wss called ioa snc
nominating local o1cs, ,or ahe purpose Of overthrow
ing this Committee unless they So' Havfns bat sSouS
in reference 70 local noinsd9rnop .sd Convention sets With
enhS sS q .n. the %
withdrew from tho Convention Into County Can
Mr. Murphy and formed ;r oeaa COMMITTEES: Sis vss
ah% ne canfuson and dsoad which exists 70
day the Repu9lican rants ana who seemed q
70 1Ss a;; % .us or sn +. RspuSsn
TIE .cT,o. oy rur STATE coNnirTkE WITHOUT PRICE,
DxEr.
Tns ct.ss Ceptrs Copnissss being lsssiS eelasssse