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,nominstsd as candidate, to be supported iOf the
office Of Senator 10 represent this district al the en-

nominated as a candidate, to be supported fof the
office Of senator represent this district al inc sn
sui0g election.
On motion of Mr.. LOOMS,
Resoipsd, That committee Of four be appointed "
the chair draf. aud report resolutions expressive u
the sense Of this Convention.
SWhsreupon, the Chair appointed Messrs LoomiS'
Sacia, Allen and Dart, as SAID Committee.
After taking recess, The Convention re-assemo'oui
and MIR LOOMS from the committee for that par
pose eported and read the following resolutions ~hieh
were unanimously adopted, to wit
Resolved That the Democratic party have reason
To IOlce that Il can present, aud has presented iof
candidates for the high station Of President and Vice
President OF the niled States aud Tor Governor and
Lieutenant Goye,nor of the State of Ne" YORK, the
names Of men eminent alike for their taenls-lor the
enoslency OF their private and pubic characters and
fo their devotion TO the OF Democracy and hu-
manly. Such men and such a cause deserves the
success which confidently anticipate at the ap-
preaching election.
Resolved, ! hat this Convention give a cordial re-
Spouse Of appreciation To the excellent nominations
made by our recent State Convention held at SYRIA
cuse The Of Wright for Governor, and
Gardiner for Lieutenant Governor, will at once
command the warm support Of every republican,
who desires the prosperity Of the good old Democra-
tic cause, and the hearty unanimity with winch
these nominations we're made, insures the UNDIVIDED
gies Of our party for their triumphant success
Resolved, That the selection by the Convention oil
the experienced, capable and Trustworthy citizens
nominated for the office of the Canal Commissioners,
who are 10 manage the extensive public works OF
our State IN whose proper supervision our citizens
deeply interested affords gratifying proof OF
the judgment patriotism, and good sense OF the mem
bers OF the State Convention Nathaniel Jones, Ste
phen Clark, Daniel 7. Bisscl and Jonas Earl r.
all men in whose faithful able, and i'm, aItial dis
charge of their arduous and responsible duties every
citizen can safely coDfde.
Resoced, That we accept with confidence the list
of Presidential Electors, nominated by our State
Convention. The distinguished names of Ben amin
F. Butler and Daniel S. Dickinson, also head the
ticket electors at large for the whole State,
guaranty that the whole thrty-sx will faithful
ly represent the voice of the State of New York, by
casting their ties for Polk and Dallas
Resolved, hat in the address and resolutions pre-
sented 10 the people by our State Convention
cognise the sentiments Of the great body of the De-
mocIacy OF New York, expressed with ability clear
ness, and hniness, becoming our representatives,
sembed in general council This Convention com.
mend those proceedings TO the candid judgment Of
every citizen.
R,solued, That this Convention recognise no dis
tinc sects, or factions, in the great Republican fam
lily, known as the Democratic party. All who adopt
IN sincerity the fundamental principles deemed by
essential to the preservation of free government in
its purity, are entitled to the equal rights Us
Democ attic brethren Personal preferences, among
US Tor candidates, are no rghtiu cause for invdious
distinctions and must all be merged in common OBJ
legations to a common cause
Resolred, That we rely with confidence upon the
determination Of the cleo Of the Fourth Senate
District to complete the Democratic representation
in our State Senate, by adding to the num-
Der, and thus 10 wipe out fully the Wing triumphs
IN one district for the four years preceding ISL
leaving Northern New York entirely lee from the
odium Of the Wing endency here.
hat I he a.
stutlon, adopted by the Legislature last winter, by
which the ultimate exlinguishment of the pre-, ent
State debt Is provided for, and sautary and
sary restriction imposed upon the Legislative pow
ers TO create debts hereafter, are in our Judgment
worthy Of the cordial support of every true Demo-
crat.
Resolved, That in the judgment of this Convention,
the Constitution OF this State ought TO be amended IN
the following particulars;
To secure the payment of the present State Debt;
o provide against It's mproyldent and unnecessary
extension hereafter;
To restrict The Executive power and patronage in the
appointment Of /, cal officers
10 provide against the abuses of special and local
legislation by the State Legislature
To amend and improve the Judiciary system;
TO secure the people against the granting of special
and corporate privileges and against the abuse
OF those which already exist;
And, That it is the duty of the Legislature to take
such measures as may be necessary TO effect these
purposes
Resoiped, That the next Senatorial Convention for
this District he held at the Gen's Falls Hote in the
county of Warren, on the last Thursday of Seplem.
Der, ls45.
Resotped, That the proceedings Of the Convention
be signed by IFS officers, and published in the demo.
cratic papers IN the city of Albany and in all the De-
mocratic papers OF the District
BENJAMIN CARVER, Chairman.
c, L. ALLEN, secrs,ar;e.
VIM A. DART, !