New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-24
THE VOICE OF osoyDAGA FOR REFORM!
uemocralic Mhis Coun1y Convention.


Alta Convention of Democratic Wing Delegates
from the several towns in The County OF onondass'
held IN The village of Syracuse, on IhuFsdsy' me
l9th day OF February, I-46. DAVID L. T Any
HAN was appointed Chairman, ano JOIN u
RHoADEs and VICTORY J. BlEDsEYE, secretaries.
The following Delegates appeared rom uie se' {
IA! towns and took their seats. viz
ElbridSe-Jarnes Iunroe NJ. 7. SperrT J. D. hhoaaes'
Norman Maxoa. Errvey Roberts.
ClGy-A. 4. Stearns David Waterbury Amos Sheicon'
P Quackenbash, Chas n. sweet $780,,
Cioere-sasc Baum Van Brome! WE EASTWOOD
Joseph h.er, JuGsOu Gage
CasaiAas--C. H Weed. I-a E;n.dale PhsFes Gould
George Geddes.
Y11l BEyen-Joha Bowman c. 4. Toll ! J. GLASS
Arson DGnhsm, G " Marvin.
NsTcsAus-S. z. Chapman. Augustus Reed stephen
Hunt Edmund Akin, Milo Eickock.
SGItVG- L I. Davis. VIM Porter, Msrs nearing n
Dc HIa-C J. HaT ID. 4 P. Gould E D. Cobb V
Carpenter, Oren BILLIARD
Pompy-LeriWel.. Samuel Har:, Daniel candee, HaF-
~ Wilcox jonathan Savage. -, = -r,r.,., u
YuLy-W. 6 Gardner Cyrus Hall C. Io!man D. IL
Chase, D. c. Tenuy
-Naaitas-Hsnry Whitney Ambrose Clark D L Earn
ham, V. J. Brcs.ye Peter r Reed.
SkGneateies-A. Lawrence Spencer Hannum, w NJ
OstrGnder, stephen Willeis T. 4. Adams
LysGnsT-J. Il Lsmpson joan Stevens Chauncey
Bets. Jeremiah limerick J. l. Randall
LGidye;te-Joel Morton, Joseph Thomas Morris Baker
John Anderson J. n Whitrnore.
Onordasa-Cheney Amidon, Chester Fellows, a W
Evans. I. Z. lOEG!sa A BceDc.
Otisco-B F. Church George Stuart, Philetus Clark,
n g. Searie. B J. Cowles
SpGS0rd-William W Leg
For the purpose Of bringing the names OF candid
ates before The Convention, the Delegates were res
pecttuily called upon 10 nominate openly after
which the Convention proceeded 10 ballot
The result OF the ballotings were the selection OF
the following persons, viz
ELIJAH RHoADES. of Manius
B. DAVIS NOXON lsr-sc,,.s
VIVUS w SMITH. S"''''
CHAUNCEY BELTS, Lysander
/ The following gentlemen were appointed Com
nee 10 report resolutions for the consideration OF
the meeting viz Amos P. Granger, James Mum
roe Curtis j. Hurd Ambrose Clark and Simeon 4
Chapman.
The Committee reported the following, which
were adopted unanimously
ResOlued, That the proposition 10 hold Convention
to revise the Constitution correct abuses and extend
the rights OF the people has been iayorite measure
with the Wing party, and that the friends Of the project
are the best qualified to carry it into effect.
Reso!oed, hat IN the work OF revising the Consiitu
ton the Wings united in OF the following i'm
/ portant reforms:
let The Reorganization OF the Judiciary upon basis
once more simple and effective. By which the admin
strson OF Justice shall be brought nearer home be less
/ complicated and far less expensive.
ID. The Reduction Of Executive and Administrative
Patronage and the restoration Tar as is practicable 10
me People, Of the right elect their oH agents IL do
their business.
ID. The Division OF the State into Single Senatorial
and Assembly Dsiicts the election of Representa-
tives 10 the Legislature thus bringing each and every
candidate cluse review before the electors e. each
election.
ith. Equaizing and extending the ines,imabe Right
OF Suffrage not oi sound policy but act
justice 10 long degraded and suffering race and
quir; aud peacea1e means OF haslening the day OF
Emancipation To millions OF our fellow men, VINO, III this
boested land OF Liberty are toiing in chans and smart
ing under the lash of oppression.
Resoir.d, That we recognize as brethren all who sub
scribe to those doctrines, and cordially invite them
without respect 20 former political associations TO unite
! with in ENGRAVING them into the organic law.
ResOired, that we recommend 10 the Electors OF On
ondaga, ELIJAH RHoADEs, B. DAVIS NoxoN. FIvUs w
SMITH and CIIAUScEy Belts, well qualified TO repre-
them in the State Convention men of integrity
capacity and trnness whose fidelity Ray well be relied
upon in the discharge OF this important trust.
Resoleed That the proceedings of this Convention be
published in the Western State Journal and Skaneateei
Columbian; the albany Evening Journal and New.YorA
Tribune and that the Liberty lnieligencer and Liberty
Press be requested give the foregoing resolutions er
Insertion in their columns.
DAVID L. FARNlAM, Chairman.
J2nS D; EH p,s De-. Secretaries.