The New York herald., 1873-10-02


euenth Dtstrtct-sidney Mosner and E. II. Un-
derhill
Eighth Dtstrdct-E. Kirk Hartland and L. S. Cole
man. E3
calling for three delegates in each Assembly dis
trct hereafter and asked that 10 be laid the table
Till alter the permanent organization.
Loud cheers greeted the reading OF the resolution.
Mr.. UNDERHILL, OF Steuben, offered resolution
recognizing the liberals and inviting their CO.
operation.
CREAMER RAISES ROW.
Mr CREAhER, OF New York, rose, but the Chair
raped him to Order MI creamer paid no atten.
ton to the rappng. but continued speaking amid
great confusion. Only word or 80 at time was
heard, in which II was understood he denounced
the convention. charged tnat the Committee on
Credentials had been packed and SAID ne would
withdraw from the Convention
The scene lasted several minutes, members cry
ing. ".Pult him outl'' Kisses and hootings were
cool and CAIN Int nslS grew Excited Van and vsb shs
Chairman raped with his gavel.
Several delegates took the moor among them
some who asked II that gentleman lMr. Creamery
had right to take up the time OF the Convention
in this way. Great confusion ensued.
Mr. DE WITT, OF Ulster, rose and moved that Mr..
Creamer be heard Great confusion again broKe
Outo
Mr.. MAcuIRE asked upon. what subject the gen.
Mr.. WESTON, OF Erie, declared that the gentle
man from New York (Mr. Creamer, by his treat
feited his right to address the Convention, and,
not only this, but he is not yet member OF the
Mr.. FLOWER, Of Jefferson, moved that the Con-
vention take recess till TWO P. NJ, which was
carried.
Afternoon Session.
The Convention reassembled at ten minutes
past three =. M.
Mr.. FELLOWS OF Deleware said that in view OF
port he would move that the Convention take
turther recess, until halfpast four p. M.
Mr.. BEACH said there was some business, such as
appointing committees on resolutions which could
be transacted.
nalf the members OF the Convention were present.
The Chair stated that, owing to the business of
the Convention, he would not feel justified in en-
tertaining any but the motion to adjourn.
The motion was then put and the Convention
took recess untn half-past four r. NJ
The Convention reassembled at half-past four
When Ex-Governor Seymour entered the Con-
vention he was received with great applause, the
The Chair stated the question pending to be on
MT. De Wits motion, to give hearing to Mr..
Mr.. DE WITT withdrew his motion for the
Mr. McCoNIHE, from the Committee on Creden-
agreed that N. c. Noaks and J. J. Marvin were the
regular delegates from Albany: Also unani-
mously, that the Tammany delegates from New
York were the regular delegates.
Mr., DE WITT stated m. tina that ne had been requested
ing on this question. He, therefore, moved that
they be heard through one OF their delegates.
Mr.. Fox rose to point OF order that the report
The Chair decided the point well taken and the
report was agreed to.
The Apollo Hall delegation then left the hall
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Mr.. HART, OF Orleans, from the Committee on
Permanent Organization, made the following re-
port
For President Horatio Seymour. Uong, con-
tinued appause)
For vice Fyesidents-First district, E. r. Meade,
Nathaniel Truepenny; Second, H. A. Reeves Jesse
M. Folk; Third, M. A. Howard, w. F. Bascomb
Fourth, J. J. Mason, p. Corbitt Fifth, G. W. Smith,
rh Ann
Seventh, Jarvis Lord, John +. Straine; Eighth
Richard Flack, Lewis J. Peck.
First district, G. W. Morton, E. D. Gale and G. W.
Davids; Second, w. $. Havener and P. B. Els
worth; Third, Charles W. Ward and >. NJ Good
rich; Fourth, Hiram Curtis and j. NJ. Wiley; Filth,
John Decker and Hugh Mcclellan; Sixth, A. w.
Ferguson and Henry J. Mowry Seventh, William
b. Niles and w. ii. Greenough; Eighth, Z. L. Hard
The report was agreed to.
Messrs. George Beach and John Decker were ap.
pointed to conduct Mr.. Seymour to the ichair. On
taking the chair Mr. Seymour addressed the Con-
vention as follows:-
x--rr,s Ex,soXEESos 4 srgMovns srEgea. W n.,, .
time when unusual interest is felt in the action OF nom
ss,saPt,sn. sas SSsIe
esndaates for Office Party es w ] not hold voters @ 70
stations BY their Integrity and capacity The real Of.
& his m m to
se san made y s. e s ans we @
election last spring show that the popular currents have
sf in o Sss as sv. ssS w
tse em fgsa. assesys to s act wn % il e
large number OF the towns and counties Of this state
ssfas @ S e nd Rs we %
The democrac TIC paryMhey ind when tnsy 80 together
ns
nns only is aa srsSa na e sa e %
number Of Counties heretofore Opposed to US Let Us
shall only carry the counties OF York and
thus body Of political strength in its sections,
positisn Of the stronghold Of them who seek to
curacy and constitutional action. this is State and
osS WE With are ~ g the
OF opinion Our great absorbing duty Is carry
3 and T. h pon m
must direct all our hsngh to gain this end put
Th % pure and with capacity 50 an
will be elected, because know that it ought to
elected + we DO this 18th those Citizens who
w s,s nS III II the Ss This ,a Gns
makes a certain triumph.
Mr.. FLOWER called from the table resolution
for enlarging the basis or representation to future
conventions to three delegates from each Assem-
bly, district, and 1t was adopted unanimously.
Mr.. NOBLE, OF Queens, offered resolution that a
so as to take from the people the power to elect
Judiciary. should receive no ENCOURAGEMENT from
the democratc party. This was referred to the
Committee on Resolutions.
COMMITTEE On RESOLUTIONS.
The Chair announced the following Committee
on Resolutions
First Distr1ct-A. S. Luthran and Hiram Calkins.
Second Districts. ID. Morris and w. Cauldwell.
Third Dtstrtct-G. M. Beebe. - Sullivan and
George Beach.
Fourth Dist11ct-Solomon B. Russell ana T. 3.
Mitchell
rim Dtstrtct-Sanford Miller and w. A. Pancher.
Sirth District-J. Mcclure and ". Youmans.
Serenth District-G w. Bowan and l.. H. Under
hill.
Ei0hth District-Alonzo Tanner and j. II. Ryder.
COLD SHOULDER TO LIBERAL REPUBLICANS.
Mr.. UNDERHILL, Of Steuben, called from the table
the folowing:-
Resolved, That nizc in the liberal republicans
the New York worthy coaduors In the work
reform. THAT apprecating their devotion to princ
pie integrity and pure government, we cordially invite
their cooperation
The resolution was referred to the Committee on
Resolutions.
A resolution was submitted denouncing the back
paw law OF Congress, which was referred to the
Committee on Resolutions.
The Convention then took recess until half
past seven p. NJ.
Evening Session.