New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-21

Committee. NO one ma the utDtucJ W Suhic 49,
two nsnes witch wero before the committee and
TRe Chair stated the question on Mr. Mlers amend
Mr. Ruger called for the yeas and nays. which were
AN OVERTURE FOR PEACE.
Mr. John D. Haskin by consent, here interrupted and
said that he represented committee OF sixteen that hau
been appointed by the Tammany Convention TO confer
with a similar committee of this Convention. Mr.
Chairman he said, "ths committee has been ap
ponted 20 confer In relation TO the best meaus OF pro
noting harmony and q reunitiuR OF the Democratic
party Hoping that body will give this committee
hearing and also appoint similar committee, hereby
Tie Chair replied that after the roll hnd been called
he would av before the Convention The resolutions pre-
srnted by Mr.. HasBfu.
The Toll was called, and resulted in yeas so. NAYS
295 defeating the amendment The original fesOluloh
Mr.. HENDERSON moved that the delegates from the
Congressional districts select one deeeate rom eeH
constitute Committee On Permanent Organization
Carried. 49,. nj,
lions was ordered he eelected In the same manner
Mr.. Rugcr. from Onondagl, presented eommunloa,
ton the Democratic UnOn Organization Referred
to the Committee on Resolutions. ,..
Tue Chair stated that he had received communlca-
tiun FROM another body In session IN THIS CITY referring
to tue Tammany pr0pOsltlOn) which he said would be
referred to the Committee on Resolutions IL, .
j. Stanley Brown OF OtsegO, called IOf Inc rcauhg OF
The CHAIR stated that under the resolutions of the
Mr.. Brown protested against the exercise OF such
practices so early III the session.
DELEGATES AID ELRCToRs.
Mr. Peckham ofTerei the follOwlnc.wich was adOptcd
Resoired. That Committee OF One from each Con-
crpss0na District Ice selected by the delegates IRON the
sevcrn Congressional Districts 10 TeporttO this Conven-
cratic Convention ana tn names delegates and
iour altrrnat"s from the State at arg and IN AL cases
where the delegates nom the several Congressional
Districts by majority vote agree upon district sso de to-
gates L. the National ConYen'i2n .ueh names shai Dc
reported by sad committee a5 di'tf'el deieS"W9'
Err Bebec, OF Sullivan offered the following which
adopted
Resslred. Tnat committee TO consist Of one delegate
from CoLgr s"na District, 10 br selected by tho
delegates ir5m such stic;s Ge appointed 10 rcphfl
Nations for two cccog"-GlaiS, ana sueh nOhihA
JIs fUI district electors as may b. submitted to sald
COMMITTEES ny tie representatives OF the several Con-
Il a:4o O'Clock p H. the Convention took recess
on rcnssemblng tho Cnar announced the names Of
the COMMITTEE OF Conference appointed 10y tne TAM
uIanY Convention. They were referred to the Commit
tee OH Resolutions.
TIIE COMMITTEES.
The Chair sustained the point Of order that delegations
could not name their committeeman on electors or on
delegates to The National Convention until after the re-
port on contested hid been received and acted
upon. The several Congress Ona districts then named
their members Of other committees as follows:
u, Oygani.aton-A, u, Weller. Hugh McLlngilin'
Thoa. a. KerrIInu, John IL. Douglass. Daniel Okcily,
James Bryaut, john Tyr heilr, \. liammond Hicks,
John T. Fellows, Robi: H"l. a. > Wy9rrs CGas, ~
Milo G. Osborn. John w. Mamara, Rofus Sweet DAME!
Weyman. y. r. Phelps PHO ConhliEg Colonel Johh J.
Hubbard. John Johnson, j. X. Brown. J. a. CLARK
Matthias Wan HOusHU Stephen II. Parker, j. NJ Good
rich, ~ ]. Trot, Z. X. Hart, Gen. W. Nionols, ID. n.
on Contested Seais--IT !. Reeves W. d. vceder John
toh4T. Tilmm z. 1icnc +. L. Ftisor, wiiIr1m -
Finicy Jnmes pz-cra,d. Honry Au raw. ". r. strong.
s .InIg M William N T. Mic % Weed, j. AVE.
~. Henry White, Robert N. Townsend, G. D. Clark,
7 Eraasr IHh O. shrrran w,Iilim RU"kSi~yer
lfu hos "a L i'll H.
Il Grs,n Jghm +. scha6an. III r. Voo,hecs Nrson
j. Waterbury james L. Morri ~, iwar Cooper, WV.
&ilts, Wilmington kcicE2D. VA. II. ArJlost :. J."
T. D.. Planter, irving Ross, Ira -. kl Tnomas G. Chit
tcudcn. II. j.. Bahc'rk, l.. "; L,dyard AY''X H. Far
Roinson Vale zine Ficckcnsen T. w. Jackson, u. \.
Balcon.
On molion OF NJ Faulkner oi Liyngs on, the Cyuycn
ton, at J:40. took recess TO $50 Tonight.
EYENING SESSION.
Tie Convention reass"mbod ~ 1870 y. Iu and waited
until nearly 10 for he report cred,n1ls
At 3 minutes Of 10 Mr. Ne"cer. o. KDEs County. re-
ported from the Committee Collrstcd Stats. Ia
favor OF all the sitting members plnced upon toe roll
by tho state Committee. The report closed with
resolution adopting the report upon which Mr.. Ycedcr
rnoved the previous question, which WAS ordered
The Committees report was then adopted with n few
dsspnta.
Judge Henderson, u CattarGugus made The report on
permanent of,auz .;ion, naming john {. Jacobs. Of
KING. for president, and iOS Is ot ycc-prcsdcntS
and -ecIe lnrles The rrrort wasrduptcd.
On motion 81 Mr.. FauLuer the rol u CungrPs nal
Districts WAS called ard the following named M
members NJ the STATE Ccntrli Comm itrc;
a. Fowler. W,h-Fs..n,', H,!i,. v;h-J9,n F1I; ViIn
--Prlrr Buwr. YIita-J'.n :. Dnhc: YilIh-G'"reo
:an &i,i-iG Il. ac9r; xIia%%. r. r. Neii@r
XiHE-John o'Br,n;; NiyH-ic. +. Eown., XVI
sa..ucl o. Gleason. Nylilrh-Wli!sm +. saith.
XIXinWm j. aver: %%%X,1iisaInu' W incL
XXIHd-A. ID. V. Iowhscr HXlVh;-A. Ppuciri.
XXSvJIIiTnEE, X hp.'i. TXITin.-D ,. III, %XX;a,
lilo. bl1Tn. H. AHNlsi,-E. \. Maxwell" NANIiu--
Chss. ". AcCune
REPLY TO TAMMANY.
Mr.. Morrison, Of Nrw-Yor from the Committee on
Resolutions to whc vas referred The resolutions re-
ceyel from lie TaImany CUuycn;iJr, ported as fol-
lowe;
R,solred That the president Of the Convention 10 re
auCsitd 10 reply tho communication received Sigre
Jn1 b. llaskIn and 81 assure him tha tns Convention
recurrence evrfy ca tTrSs,oI OF ur,iG i"r me anon
liDeravr wisdom Of the National Convention will re-
@ IN fnr pa gS'o o t s E G G h Of 6e
Union in tho ensuing Preslhential electIun
Unanimously adopted
After a recess tho Convention was called 10 order
again at l1l0 Mr.. Dcylin, OF New-YOrk, offered
oluuOn that the delegates from IA State be- ana they
are nereOy Instruce tha ~ Is desirable 10 CONTINUE the
twothlris ruc IN force IN The coming National COnYoI
tiun Adopted
The Chair announced that the State Committee would
meet ct the ST. James Hotel at noon May 3.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
d. b. I'm, OF ChemunR, moved that tho State Commit
tce shall have power TO Ill IN the list Of tho
Presidential Electors. Adopted.
Timothy Shay. of New-York, reported the following
Presidential Electoral
AtIarge-Abram 8. Hewitt, John L. Smith,
William Leonard, Charles 7. Higgins, james Jharkey
Daniel Murphy, John A. HArdrnbtrg, Smtb Ely, H.,
John H. Voorhees,, Adolph l.. Sanger, Vim. A. Butler
Patrick q. MOlOny, George W. Davis. james
Macln, Lewis Beach, Sylvester Van Alstyns. George
H. Thacher Onson w. Sheldon. COnauC ga Wyer William
j. Avery, james Shapahan, Henry Welsh, j. Mather
James j. Hanohett Edwin X. White, William KirkpEt
rick Jacob Wilson George H. Lapham. Daniel O. rAs.
ton Stephen n. Bennett, Charles j. Burke, Ed G. Rich
mOnd, William H. Able, s. n, Wood.
The foregoing list OF electors was adopted unanl |
mOuBly.