The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-31

considerable applause when John Kelly's was called
the outburst OF cheers was prompt, strong and de-
cidsd. Applause also greeted the name OF Augustus
Schell
When the First district of Niagara called con-
testing delegations presented their respective claims
Contrasting delegates also appeared from the First dis
tric OF Oswego and the Fret district OF westcheser
The question recurring Mr. Bunns resolution
that tho chair appoint the Committee on Contested
Seats, it was adopted.
Mr.. CRAIG, of Kings moved that the Chair appoint
Coramttee on Resolutions to of ono from each
Congressional district. Carried.
Mr.. HALLIDAY, OF rompkns. offered a resolution that
the Chair appoint Committee on Permanent Organixa
ton. to consist OF committee Of one from each Con-
gressional district Adopted.
Mr. WnlrEHoUsE, OF Duchess, moved that when the
convention adjourn It be take q recess till
O'Clock this evening
Mr. BROOKS, of Richmond, moved to make 1t four p
n. Lost
Tho question recurring the original notion, tho
chair declared It carried, and 30 IL ordered that
the evening session shall meet at seven O'Clock TO-
night
p M. Ho could not why an earlier hour could not
DO adopted, and moved four p. N.
Tho CHAIN declared tho motion out OF order
Mr. wAEnSsR, OF New York, moved the adoption OF
y.
Committees.
The Chair announced the committees as foll0Ws:-
Feran, c. K. Egan, j. J. Rogers, William p Kirk,
Bryan Reilly, Thomas j. Carleton, Peter b. Olney, G.
4. Haswel, Joseph j. o'Donehue, 2; J, Carly, lsaac
Terwilligcr, John s. Evans, Daniel Thompson, Israel
Snyder, Michael Redwolh, John Z. Davis Conant Saw
yer, W. P. Cantwell stephen ,Badseiey. Walker Ii.
Bum, Alexander h. Crosby, William n. Weaver, Mer-
rt d. Lyon, John 4. Gavnor, Michael Tinklepaugh,
Frank Rice, A. W. Carl, J. H. Clark, George b.
Mcbride, E. l. Snow, William Weston and W. W.
Henry.
Committee on observation-disclosures Brooks, James S.
Craig, T. " Cullen, John Jacobs, J. j. Sieyn, q. Gal
vin !. c. Walker, &. W. Brooke, i. n. Bixby Edward
Cooper W. II. Quincy, G. B. Psntz, W. II. Philip, G b.
Benson, W; Lamont !. W. Rosendale E. L. Furs-
Chase, L. s. Bundy, L. H. Bynn, j. II. NoQuads, c. W.
Chappel, j. S. Grouse, John G. Coates 5. H. Ham,
mond, Joseph s. Ely, B. Graves, William Purcell
Leverett Spring Cyrus Clark and Oscar W. johnson.
Mr.. COOPER, of New York, moved the appointment
Of committee OF one tom each Congressional district
to select electors and that tho committee be ssstcd
by the respective delegations Carried
COMMITTEE Eiectors.-Messrs W. W. Mcfarland.
P. Pyburn, 7. A. Rerrgan, r. Fury, blank. H. EinIe,
T. Mackin (threc blanksj. 7. X. Downing j. Hackctt,
A. Il. Wenze, l. Sanford, blank, L. Whitesde, j. c.
Hallonoach, D. hagone, Jr, C. Thompson. J. A Kerri-
staver, blank. Kelly, W. Ii. Page. f. w. Chamber.
lair, G. Raines c. Stebbins, J. Heimmenz and W. ).
Weeks.
Comnnittee on Permanent Organization -Messrs.
James p. Darcy, George b. harrington, Samuel s.
Guthrie A. b. Valentine, Nicholas Muller, Sixth and
Seventh districts not yet settled upon, b. W. Van Voor
hecs, John Kelly, Hugh Moore, George T. Craft Charles
W. Trumper, E. A. Post, John Derrenbecker, T.. J.
Me,gan. 4. Murphy. Jr stephen Brown, Richard b.
Ellsworth, Patrick Kyne, Andrew j. Hall, George A.
Trce.er, Albert n Bort, Eli Barber, d. Q. Grecuhed,
Isaac Lockwood, William G. Dyer, s. ID. Halliday,
Charles Hallett, William D. Kinney, Albert II. Leo,
John N. Wiley, 4. ID. Northrup
Hon. Erastus Brooks offered but declined tho
nomination Presidential Eloctor from the FRS; dis
trct and William j. Beech of Queens tncn agreed
upon
w. J. woodin, OF Suffolk agreed upon for men,
Der OF the State Committee from the FIRST district
The Convention then took recess until seven
O'Clock.