The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-04


spiruous In the proceedings in respect To the |
matter Of contested scats.
At length New York wns reached. II has mn
immense regular. irregular. md defective list
Of delegates. How many OF them sprnng to-
hSir fcct a a soon as 'he Secretary shouted out
them did not stand still long enough to be
counted: hut among those who did was Mr.
Grady OF the Assembly. whose shrill yoice
pierced the din and reached the eur OF tho
Cheirm9n. \ scene ot indcscribahlc confusion
resolution passed hy the Convention Of 1875 in
respect tu the disposal OF contested seats in state
Conventions Iedid not seem to rccollcct either
and hccallcd for Mr.. f. X. Argnr the secretary
of The stat" Commiit,e, to read the resolution OF
70 the front. hut he had hardly got there before
he enc9mnt.r9d storm Of misses, l.ers; ;snc"rs.
pay rolll and like cpithcts. beyond anything |
over saw under similar circumstances. Apgar
began t9 regd, and the disappro1ation not only
drowned his voice.. hut looked at one time
~ though it would drown Apgar himself.
Amid this :. indcsorihahc uproar Schclly
Norrisscy. Faulkner Of Livingston. and |
know not who else. were all on the floor at once,
shouting to tn" Chair. The Chairman explained
to the Convention thnt he merclv wanted MIR.
Apgnr t. roni the resolution II 1875 The Con-
vcntiun gave him distinctly to understand that
they ndu cnrr much about IN" resolution. hut
that they would not hear II from the iIs Of
Apgar. John Kelly rosr, and INSTANTLY three
/ thundcrIng rh,er- went NJ Tor J.nu Kelly. In
slt down. Gi, mo- sooner dii he See his onn"-
nrut on the floor than up hr ros" again. Kelly
T@oS y ar' ro n'h-F h.. ani m in" s.c. pa lii s9ri
mo- ono IN iarii 'ular. There wis no saveL Tho
/ Chairman WIS using q Very light cane instead
! thereof, WHEN sp''dlly g"t, very thoi. ushy
-piiut r"d into pieces. Gen. " 'Quadc of Utlra,
who H. alway. hrniull of common sons ana
ton To allow MIR Apgar in his io.ut capacity Of
a del KAT from Toni kins and secretary ~ the
State STATE Comm.,isg. t. ol,Se The Chair Chair
/ uon " 1873. Agar then rend IL without thc
! slightest interruption from the audIrn go. hut
Il 20 nl 20 l g. Cd
] som" argument IN respect To- IT he was iHiry
howlsd down. Mr.. Faulknor of Livingston
| said that Mr.. Apeur ~ Secretary Of the State
| Committee had to obey tn" orders of the State
Committee and do MS he was told. bat h. WAS
commili,e. This rtat,mcni hrausht. forth Il
r"m.ndou- rhncr. AMI then Mr. N"dd"r'
! member of Ia" state Committee. stepped for
ward. took Apgnr by the arm and quietly led
| him out ol the row.
- irng and turbulent s'on-. Wnon Mr.
Morr-sey rose for the purpose of utter
cIflrl f0r him. II WIS noticeable ihIt In his
cas- the cheors lied away. A. IN" close of the
III point" willie anothcr responded, "Amon.'
Whom the roll 'all WAS finished. the fa was
| fully r"ul2.i that tn" srat- ui nnnrly one-ihird
of the COM. .ution w"re contested and must 70
To- the committee on that -uhi"ct.
Nlr. Rnrycs of suffolk. formerly member Of
C.u..r.-- in tur-uunre of th. ARRANGEMENT
| nale ia the state CNmmittee last night. moved
that the Chair appoint the Committee on Com
''tf7s o..
s"n t9psr, ssi"nm d.riIlt lA.r' .lon Mr'
-, Ill J. W. ,n'N., ll @ .lnrh,@nl'hi @ ln W. ~ ri- ri-
l'.l 'lN w" a. .. I.E't ,'.h W. N,In ii-
s,7Ita r. t drs, ,e nr nSre's .,r...I yl
i,'. ,.i IN ,6. er,,',,i, MI "a ,,.,
dl, =, v,a "l,e,in'. ,r brur mn o,'I "a
ri;"N ,iib" ,,os 'r1',,,',i.i,'a. ", Nv :"
."ni I'M ~ H., 'in,i. a"l rht' 'yyi.ai
T1"war "f Tho Con,.nti"n' IaaVini, ont nf ,i.w
tLnt,t, sol s.,.,is ~ '"nL I'M, NM tur,is Tho
dnlat,. fn.dnv far tr,nsenuInd in nbii,tv thnt M
Rochester. Thore were eight or ten sprr.hes
nn1 i'm iayHr Of the orienn tr"t"s lion Of Mr
Enav's prnN,innnt an,,nl, III. st,..gL,'rs an h,,
half Of ihs am"nIlmsnt w'ra Mr. W.St himself
,vIn n,aIe IA iueIi lniihnrate argument. H.ais,
81 sullivan VINO w,nt oI in his usual ele.fri.nl
stvl. HI ,,',, ar ~ Omnmdurn Nhn un"n th" whne
d'iiv,r',i ,nn ~ ~. re-, sr",eehisi Er Ms ~
Richmond aud potter ~ West.hrster. wio SPOKE
with ti.rr u.uIl ability and (ir.cn III Nin...tri,
n,i r. iyin -io,, vInnciI,itt, tH,.n,
xxx -n.iltraiiy, On the 0tl.er s'i.' Snitw Of
H.. 't,r-i. Nh En,',,Gi Fnir,liil th. .'r'. 81
th. Att'rn.y.C raj. NJ .Qua,c 81 Uti.a Frck.
In. did suaak, r.. They made som. ro1l
uain,s DufIngthi- long dis 'u-s Iofl There v.r,.
ioui .heer- ana o. o.asional SHARP. stinsins Hiss
ss and In tne matter II the cheers fh. 'a,lv..
c,,i,s "'', If - The nim"nt hn1 the nlyuntnl.o
by all odds. Irritatod 10y this exhibition Of