The New York herald., 1879-09-12

nation Of Mr.. Mackin by acclamation. The motion
ron STATE EsaIsEEn.
On motion Of Mr snooSs' Of kshmona: % nS the ne nSmi
Engineer. was made by acclamation.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Mr.. BEEBE moved that A. Schoonmaker. Jr.. be
moan mated for Attorney General The motion was
carried unanimously.
ANrI-rAMxAsY EFFORT.
Mr.. PECKHAN moved q preamble and resolution
seating in the Conv ention the anti -Tammany deega
tion from New York city the regular delegates.
Mr.. BEE1E opposed this as unprecedented and ill
advised. This Convention could not make delegates.
These made by constituencies. Whenever
the Convention proceeded to dilute the body
delegated representatives it turned itself into
. mob. The Convention had already recognized
body else in their place to stultify the
ton itself He moved to lay the pending resolution
upon the table.
Mr.. MORRIS, of Kings also argued that the Com
mttse Credentials, and subsequently the Conven-
tion had determined who the regular represen-
tstves of the New York democracy. and that action
could not be retraced It would have bad effect for
the Convention thus to stultify itself.
Mr.. PEcxHAN asked leave to withdraw the resoiu-
tion. in Difference to the objections made
MI BE.sx insisted on his motion, and the resoiu-
tion was laid on the table.
On motion of Mr.. RAINEs the State Committee was
empowered to hll any vacancies which may occur on
the ticket.
Mr. TAuLxNER in the Chair announced that the
new State Committee would meet at the vanderbilt
House immediately after the adjournment tonight
Mr.. GoRpEN of Delaware, moved a resolution that.
as the TwentyArst district had failed select it's
member Of the State Com mittee' b. D. andrews Oh
Che. ango. be appointed by the Convention.
Mr.. BUNDY, OF Otsego, moved rs an amendments
the name OF George Stremling.
Mr.. HILL moved to amend the resolution SO as 10
refer tho question to the state committee Win
After some further discussion the motion to refer
to the State Com mmittee was adopted. Some dispute
srsine AZ 10 the member of the State Committee
from the Twenty-sixth district Mr.. PEcKHAM moved
to refer the matter to the committee with power
Nj. HILL moved that the State Central Committee
shall have the power to bll any vacancies In their
body Adopted.
Mr.. REEVES of Suffolk. moved the following reso-
lution:-
New ork hereby requested and author
lied BY this Convention TO organize the voters
party - oi III the State s' Of New YORK ' '' '' ~'
Mr.. labor of Queens county, moved the follow
ing:-
Whereas the delegates Of the in the demo-
iS
mitted to seats In this Convention and having parci
3 s,hs: sSs prs
@sras the no@nssions to the Various oaices 70 be
voted Tor a. the mex; genera. sss:iSa IN this state
Eaai.asion did ssfofs any nomination
and on mere pssssH, and that tho
,Ss sS % to the "sa of
declare .h. hoS would defeat. Their
bee Of IN the event that the choice should
In the Of the able and efficient Gov
thereby bidding defiance to the will of the State
organisation and its Representatives in Convention as,
Ss viii Ss %
sented by its delegates in assembled is deemed
TO all connection between said and the
regular State Of the democratic in this
State; therefore be- it ....
Resolved That the democratic party of this State will
MOI hereafter acknowledge grant to such
prestige preference other democratic
Yaznton In said city aud OF New York but will
hear decide upen the merits Of all claims repre-
sentatrn futur. State Conventions the may
arise and be presented by those claiming admission from
The resolution wgs adopted. .5fl ..1it
The Chair announced that the State Committee
would meet ut the Globe Hotel Immediately after the
adjournment. instead OF ~ another place hereto
fore announced,
The Convention then. at Ave minutes past ten
O'Clock, adjourned sine die despite loud calls for
Colonel Fellows.