New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-02
CINCINNATI CONVENTION.


vnte in the Convention as unit for Horace GIee ie
until such % delegates shall y, @
casf "a majority Of the delegation shall direct s
the Convention snail not direct Il unAeie"' "''"
procedure. 49,
This proviso was added at the suggestion CT Judgo
Selden. ,, :.
The Chair put the question to vote aad s'iu ~
seemed to be carried. ..,
A division was called, and decided n'''''''
ranged themselves in the affirmative. 81,
The Chair announced the resolution adop'eu Nhiu
cries of oouptr-" count" which were UNDECIDED
acane of confusion ensued. Finally on appear
from the decision of the Chair, count was n"u,
which showed 80 in favor Of the resolution anu -
against Il. "a
The irst resolution was then adonted and a recess
taken until o'clock tonight.
Tho New-York delegation resumed their session ut
so'clock tonight Mr. Cochrane reported the list
of delegates selected to represent the state IN De
delegate Convention as follows:
Henry Il. selden. John c. Ferguson Jacob Balm.
John Coehrane Chas. II. swords, Martin Thatcher
VIM Dorsheimer, Grinnei Burt, VIM !. ~ ~ iIUnu'
Archibald n. BlissC 81. John IT,, Alfred Mlk .'
waldo ultchins VIM J. Hilton, Sinclair IOusey,
Theodore rilton, j. :. heu!las, Gus C9e,
n II Moore f. c. Bowler VIM. A. Dinehart'
VIM W Goodrich. NJ. l. Fllkins. Chqs. stars;
Nelson Cross, seman Thomson - Is B ~ 81 -
NOrtz E,l.ngcr. Daniel L. Parks Edwaro r. JoAes
Geo W Palmer 10 HOcAenleitDer Thomas Rams,
Fernando Trand Geo. Wilkes, f. X REYNOLDS
Frank Leslie. T. q. SqneI, T" - praSi.v
tI,nrv n Iloyd : W Hvde Henry d. Tucker.
I'm r AShman, Chas. A. Lamont, Henry :. LIKE
Sa4Ti sSurzler Jas r. Thompson, c. NJ Horton,
@au = . u"Ai' Ia r. AIIaben, Albert Zeiglcg,
eco II Vluccft. Albert smith, Aug. r. Ai!sn'
ztSoH Zen Geo. W Flower, l.. c. Iop-4h
TG.C laubenskee geo. e. Br'suon'
IN response 70 question Mr. Cochrane aid that
for several districts not represented here delegates
had been selected from gentlemen present from tner
neighborhood as near as possible.
Mr. Tousev said before the question was taken on
adopting the report he had an inquiry to make Oh
Mr.. LLOYD. who fad to-day declared that he,would
not vote Or Greeley. On the response would depend
ms -Tousrv'sl action in regard TO the report he
asked Mr. Lloyd. through the Chair, whether he
would ,obey the instructions adopted to-day by an
overyhelmingvote that the NewIorlI vote should be
q unit for Horace Greeley As Mr.. Lloyd was silent,
several gentlemen interposed to object TO catecsng'
when MI Tousey called them 10 ORDER claiming VIC
door until the question was answered.
Theodore Tilton-Mr. Presidents If any gentle
man were to rise and question me. either directly or
,brougb the chair. as to how would vote as dele
gate 7 would remain silent until the day OF doom.
Applause. $500.
A delegate inquired If Mr. Tousey had right to
hold the floor to that very indefinite time when MI
Lloyd should answer his question
Mr. Tousey said as the gentleman waited an
answer. he now moved C. substitute the name Oh
yoseph H. Toale for that OF Mr. Lloyd. IN order that
w-Yorks entire CS votes might be cast for MI
Greeley.
Ethan Allen regretted the motion, because 1t as
sumed that Mr. Lloyd would disregard dishonorabIy
the solemn obligation imposed by the instructions
voted to-day. He, as a gentleman, If he accepted
appointment as delegate in the presence and full
knowledge of those instructions, was bound by
every principle of honor TO obey them.
Mr.. Cochrane opposed the motion. and urged that
if LLOYD so desired. be could not east his vote
against the instructions, and if be did. 1t would not
be received, but, if the contingency provided foI
should happen to arise, releasing the delegation
from its Obligation to vote a unit, OF course, AlT
Mr. LLOYD would be liberty to vote as he pleased
The question being taken, the amendment was lost
Yeas s.; Nays not counted.
So. by authority of Henry D. Lloyd. the latter
name was Withdrawn, and John VI. Pomeroy was
substituted. The report, as amended, was then
adopted MI Allen read telegram from New
York. announcing tOdays Herald as out strongly tol
Horace Greeley for President. Applause and
Llughter.l Adjourned.