New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-12


when quiet r-~toted the Chairman said no re-
GREETED that the Scorrry Rad assumed his duties be
fore he had author a~d sim 10 do IL he had been
ssked concerning iho nonina9a which had been made
he would have respectfully secli->s
Mr.. Brooks insi.ted. q point Of order. that the
Chairman should recssprs the srorrety Of the action
on tins thr yeas and nay wrte ordered, ana the see
Rotary proc, elcd to the roll.
Al tue cnd OF roll-osii tie Chairman announced that
eiher one taiy carried the motion and another defeated
H. Under these circumstances ho mus order the ron 10
/ be again called.
The p.udnc motion modified. u provide for
recess of only ono b0ur.
NJ Faulkner moved mat toe Chairman should Nm
self keep tnr count 90 the next call Of che roll
The Chairman -aid he would take the liberty OF an,
pointing Messrs. aukner and Gnmeleton as elers AMI
wond watch taom both He also said that the roll
would De called SLOWLY and that each delegate, when
namcd, would rise IN his place sna respond.
TIE roll call resuted-reas 160; uays. 2l7. SO the
notion WAS rejected.
| II. u. FIELD NAKFs AN EFFORT
David Dudley Field here took the floor and inquired
II there that in tho excitement and pas
sion might lose sight OF their duties to
the Democracy who were behind them Governor Rob
inson his lifelong friend. but It indubitnho
that right or wrong. he had lost the confidence OF
portion OF the Democracy. The Republican party, on
the Other hand thoroughly united Could this con-
| vontion, then, afford to put their IN
peril Tho issue bctween Is consolidated Govern
mcnt with dependent states and an indestruclelc
union OF ndepcnnsn, states 10 denied that thsTo wa
dic,a"n Tor iae Rsonblcans of Mssschn.etis 10 de-
Grant for "a third term no appealed TO tie judgment
reason ana " nad SO act 5e n c TO
puf parry IN peril. Was II N Washington
when he removed officer for other r.ison tnsn
that be had the con fence OF bis ooversi Would
IL not he unwse here % insist upon Rorninoe vEo haa
os me confidence. Tor any cause, ot poruOn or MS
party 1T them unite On some man who Can unite the
IHR CONVENTION REFUSES A RECESS.
Mr. Peel nam moved tas the roll be called, aad that
each del, gate his choice for Governor lAprau 81
Mr Mitchell moved that the ballot Dc declared in'or-
mai Lost.
The CHAIR then said that i objection IN
would consider Mr. Peckaaas motion adopted and Il
so declared.
Mr. Wags;,f called attention 10 the fact that there
question pending 10 motion Of Mr. Wiiroren
"a appoint committee devise plan by which mar
mony could Ice secured.
mr. Pcckham moved 10 lay that MOTION on the table
ana Oh this the yeas ard nays we're ordered.
Mr. Fautnrr mere i",h ne CAllr. ,..- -, .,..,,
nominated 81 ca. ..c ior Governur. and moved mat
tho conveauoa p..cecd 10 nominate candidate for
Tnc Chairman SAT- hat thc Chairman had decd the
question Of The nomination OF Governor 400 me- ooel|-
d,c.s,on. iCIics OF :: No, NON
Mr. Peckuam the point ~ order hat the cOrvcn-
hac already ordered The roll call on ano.hcr mo
The chairman corrected HIMSELF ana said the pcrdinr
notion was 10 lay on the table, "hich was not utpt-
able The roll then called GA the motion 30 .hic
eacb c.rnfy ia Zee ap9onici By tie CHAIR 10 consult
uiOa the situation, and 90 present - the convention
Mr Iccii ~ renewed li. motion % proceed 20 c.u
tc r. ou il. nomination Ier Governor ANA AoNeu ine
A .,,c. io.t ,o taee a recess and tnis motion WIS
were e.. lied for and ordered ON he motion for
/. metlon was lo,t-y' A. IG0 nay 10.
nomination for Cover ~ and called Tor inc previous
a delegate seconded thc motion.
Hr toU,n AGAIN moved the nomination Of nr
Jacobs hy aocamrIou. Applause and iuggi'crl
1hr CIa. stated t,at the "a uou before the conycu
tom thai ~ canuy Ioil ior the nomination Of
candidate Tor Governor.
TANWANY MARCHES OFT.
Mir. Dorshoner her. rose and SAID hc had piopo-
elton 20 make. II was That the Network delegation
now withdraw from tho convention. ant mat the con
venton take recess 30 such time as r shall seo H.
for ltiou ana he AUTHORIZED to say that the
Del .cato from NcWYork woull not oOirude themselves
on iLc convention again. tCleors.l
1fr P,ckAam ga re pouso sad tAa 50 far as he knew
lee Democracy of tne country ready now 10 VOTE
aud an they desired iar count.
Nir. Morris. OF Clnutauqua put IN nomination Fred
eiicl H. Ocott. Of Albany. lAppause.l
After brief OF cOnfuliOn the convention or
dercd the roll to De called candidate for Governor
The roll call had not proceeded lar when Augustus
schell rose. ana spoke az fccws;
Nj Chairman, tbc delegation to whith I have tac
honor o. u'io.~ i,pI son. iI- i"'.o' '' w., - az
ready, ever wtng TO support al the REGULAR nonlih-
unns ~ tne Democratic iaity uls".i Tor years Nhd
many gentlemen WHO wlth me- Tor years anC r-
pc ever nccn ready m storm Ana Dol sunshine 10
sustain ana support that great party.
" nnd ourselves DOW position which las been
communicated to Die people OF THE state wlnc .'
been communicated 10 ~ representatives. on tAt n"nr
ts oonyoutrn tina. H.Ger 80 crcuin lance "l .he
D.tlecrfcr ~ t' Cas- OF New ora st"it ie n'inp'
ton "i Lari - Nl--ou' I'Ie. "i "-' '"' '''
Kisses IncJ, however. ln making ln,if Hn-
G 51,eaS. ana D.aoea in Goa N'wYork t5si
We were ready and Wiling ~ su port "ib OF rr
name that they mignt place M tic mead oi me t,A''
but our own Suggestion br-n nnrcci'd and from
appearances 500 Lis convention II as been determined
Leslie 20 further state ~ Ichali my friends from
Nsw-York, aud ia behalf 81 t"e great and noble con-
sltu.ucy Woe fe r0seHa-iyc sent. tnht
Inc resi- o thc ticket WGch snail be nominated oy ths
c"nvrnfi,p Nil receive Ito warm ard hearg support.
W &c 80. ia aunornc. "a Iais couvrntio. ~: tho
delegation from New-Nork will retire from the hail.
The city delegation then lf ther seats .ud retired
from tie hall amid mingled cheer. hi,siu-, hoo'ings
md cheers, cries OF bJo. boys; goodby. Dora
hemerr the whole convention rising u ther feet and
presentng scene Of great confusion a4G ,itemn Mt
Tor ten minutes.
ROBINSON DULY NoMINATED.
When order was restored the c6 II he roll pro-
cceaed WITH Two delegates from Cayuea County, when
ca led declined to at pre- lent, the ground mat
50 many delegates had lef, the convention Ambrose
Ianghlin OF Rochester wbcn his name Vas called said
Thai the delegation been instructed TO vote Tor
new ticket Accordingly he had done his best 10 obey
this instruction bY advocating the nomination OF Gen
eral slocun but now. Of the uupreced MED ac-
| lion Of tho New-YOrk City delegates IN Withdrawing
from the convention % which they had sought adnis
SON. h. would vote for Governor Robinson lApplauseI
| The ballot resulted A. follows:
whole number OF votes 3ol
1,vsrnnr I.yIn.ou rt,,el VI 2s3
Cen.rsl sD,u,a rece, ed ..........-. %
ClArksoa y. Potter received
Horatp seymour rccetV cd.
so tho chairman declared Lucius Robinson 10 be The
| nOminoo Tor Governor. lChecrsI
Mr. Coweu moved that tho nomination be made IMAM
lols " hlch was carried with three objections
a recess then ordered unul 1880 O'CLOCK Tonight
TIE REST or TIE TICKET.