The New York herald., 1872-09-05

MeA-L L. Merry, Herkimer; H. II. Fish, Oneida.
Ssa1n-D. W. Cameron, Madison; f. Z. Ferry,
:. .Se1ertn-Emory B. Pottle, ontario, Joseph A.
Eight-solomon Shaw, Erie; Franklin spaulding,
Niagara. y
The CHAIR announced the following Committee Of
% %OoaierSnce with similar committee OF the Demo'
First-Wado Hutchins.
Second-A: M. Bliss.
Ihhd-!HtccS5.sss nnfln1.
FOTth-C. A. Merritt. =
Fitrh-Frank Hlscock. :
Strfh-Lyman Truman.
Seuenth-D ID. s. Brown.
Etghth--R. Il. Fenton.
Judge FIruIAN offered the ronow1ne resomtlon,
which, on his motion, was laid on the tablet ~
Resolved, That committee OF two from each judicial
district be appointed by the permanent Chairman Of tbs
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such committee without debate. =
WILLIAM r. STEWART, OF New York, 0fere6 q
resolution In favor Of the enlargement Of the ca
mails and reduction OF t0lls wnlcn was reIerre0 70
The Convention then took a recess till four Z. NJ
Afternoon Session.
The Liberal Convention was called to order again
at twenty minutes past four p. M.
The CHAIRMAN stated that he was informed that
neither Of the committees appointed at the morn.
Convention had adjourned Till seyen O'Clock 1t was
not probable the reports would be ready tla MaF
MnT&
There were calls for several speakers but H4A4
called for were present. ~
caeS we're ABSENT Il
be better to take recess till seven p. M, and
moved that the Convention take q recess tn that
time.
the CHAIR put the question, and declared y
Calls lis were then made for coohrane, but Ae A.
The Convention then resolved itself into iAasA
meeting, and, on motion, General Qochrane wsaf
lie said he was informed there waa gentleman
# the meeting would like to hear him, ana would
say so, he would call upon him to sing something
which would fill their hearts with the hre q
An expression was had and 1t was unaninnouH
ior the singing eova Es,
Mr.. Parkhurst then came upon the stand, and,
asking the meeting to join him in the chorus struck
which was joined In by the whole meeting, stand,
- the close e. q rss.s the singing a there were M
Isaac II. Hunter, o c0lored delegate from New
York, was then called upon and addressed the
meeting at some length on the political situation
OF the day, eliciting much applause.
The Convention then adj ourned until seven P. N.
Evening Session.
The Liberal Convention re.asSembled at fifteen
Mr.. FENTON, from the Committees on Conference,
stated that the Conference. Committees have had
harmonious and quite satisfactory interchange OF
views. but have not reached q definite conclusion
upon all the matters suggested by the resolutions
OF the respective Conventions. ! am, he con-
tinued, however, authorized by the joint and unan-
imOus action Of the Conference Committees to re-
port to this Convention, and to recommend that,
for the purpose Of forming an electoral ticket for
the several Congressional districts and at large,
the delegates to this Convention assemble in
from each Congressional district to meet
corresponding committee on the part Of the
Democratic Convention in session in Wieting HALL
to the end that these committees may recommend
to the respective Conventions electors for the sev1
eral Congressional districts and at large. With
the view Of carrying this suggestion out am re.
quested to ask that, after the adjournment OF this
Convention the delegates to this Convention rom
the several Congressional districts remain in the
hall to make such designation, and meet a o0rre-
spending committee at Wetng Hall at nine O'Clock
this evening. II there are no remarks to be made
upon this report and there are no objections from
any gentleman move, Sir, that 1t be adopted SO
far as to authorize an appointment Of committee
from each Congressional district. ~
The CHAIR put the question on the motion and 10
was carried. Mr.. Bradford from the Committee
on Permanent Organization, reported that the
adjournment until tomorrow morning Some disi
cussiOn was had, under o misrepresentation when
the Convention adjourned until nine O'Clock TO!
morrow morning. After the adjournment the
Congressional delegations remained, to select the
Conference Committee on Electors provided Tor u
the motion made by Governor Fent0n.
The following were selected
Dfsr Name. DIST. Name. ):
I'D. Rogers. 17-Charles Rockwell.
2-Blank. 18-S. F. Bratt.
3-Blank. 19-W. II. Daniels.