New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-02

delegates Ia ths IL appears that the atate Committee,
OF which Mr. Creamer is @ member met this morning
and agreed TO make Horatio Seymour tempo
rary as we'll as permanent President OF the
Convention; but whom the time arrived TO call
tho Convention to order, Mr.. Seymour could not
be found and after waiting time vain for him to
arrive, Mr. Beach assembled the platform and, having
made his brief speech moved that w. b. Beebe OF Sulf
van be temporary Chairman This was carried and Mr..
Beebe's speech showed clearly that had prepared
himself for the position, which he pretended he had
been Unexpectedly called 10 I'LL. The Apollo Hall men
Immediately began to suspect that trick had been
played them, and that tho agreement made in the
State Committee had been purposey violated. Still they
held their peace. But when the Chairman came to an
nounee the Committee Contested seats, which they
alege was packed Committee. prepared by John
Kelly, the Apollo men could endure it no longer, and
Mr.. Dreamer rose to give vent to their united in
dignation As far he could be heard in
the din and confusion, he denounced tho whole
proceedings OF the Convention thus as fraud and
trick conceived in treachery and carried in gross
violation Of a solemn agreement He called the chair
man "jumpinejack," who cut his antics the stage
in obedience TO the wires manipulated by his masters
His speech clearly out OF order he spoke to no
question pending before the Convention besides being
supplementary, not to say insulting, In language and
altogether 1t produced very unfavorabe effect
the prospects Of Apollo Hall, the delegates
were not aware OF the facts that melted it.
The Tammany men deny that there any trick or
intentional violation OF the agreement made in the State
Committee that became necessary call Mr..
Beebe or some one else TO the Chair temporary Pres
dent owing TO the nonarrval Of Mr.. Seymour 1t Ia
little remarkable however, that they neglected to con-
suit of the Apollo Hall men before taking this action
The truth that Mr.. Seymour purposey kept out OF
the TO avoid mixing in quarrel where he was sure
to offend party the other He insisted that
the whole dispute should be settled before the perma-
nd hfa ne
why contrary to usage the contested seats at
the afternoon session made and disposed Of before
Mr.. Seymour took the Chair. The manner in which
this report was declared adopted, and motion TO allow
Apollo Hall to be heard upon the floor was declared
lost when not of delegates voted either prop
osition and count denied, confirmed the Apollo
in their suspicion that Mr. Beebe called TO the
char by previous arrangement and for the purpose Of
carrying out the Tammany programme at all hazards
The Apollo say that they may, and probably VIII,
support the State ticket nominated here provided they
shall find it unobeconable but they declare uncom-
promising. vigorous and eternal war upon Tammany
Hall, John Kelly, and the whole tribe OF sachems
SPECULATION CoSCERSISG The TICKET AND The Plat
FORM
LATER-Nothing Is settled yet with regard to the
State ticket, the candidates named for the different
Offices being about the same reported last night MI
Raines will probably be nominated for treasurer, ana
perhaps one other Liberal Republican will find place
the ticket The Committee on Resolutions are taking
ample time In constructing platform which they In
tend shall be strong and positive as the Republicans
was weak and vacating The best men In the Conven-
ton insist upon ticket that shall be strong enough to
match the platform, but the delegations from different
sections Of the State have their faVorites whom they
wish to place the ticket and most OF whom are com
paratvey unknown and OF little account Even II they
were TO yield their preferences to the desire OF Seymour
and others for rst-class men, another difficulty has TO
be encountered in the apparent unwillngness OF first
class accept nomination. The prospect OF sue
cess has not considered bright from the start and
the feeling engendered by the result of the Tammany
and Apollo Hall fight is not supposed TO improve it.
LATEsT-The latest slate for the State ticket is fol-
lows Cbas of Duchess for Secretary OF State,
Allen C. Beach W. Cuyler for Controller Judge
Pratt of Syracuse for Acknowledgement, Thos Raines
for Treasurer John d. Fay for Engineer Jas. Jackson
for Canal Commissioner, and WIN, NJ. Greig for State
Prison Inspector.