The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-09

ticket this fall and with view to accomplish
Reiosed, That this Democratic State COMMITTEES DO in
to .tndrtw any Of the presented By the
eral anal Comissoner and tho state Prison inspector
pe'e the ticket b., ACKNOWLEDGE
for an, 5pSss # of Appeals So
Here the following offered by Mr.. Wing Of War
rem county, to be attached to the resolutions and
amendments Of Mr. Mcneil
And sha pose principle upon said candidates
pconten, With the adopted the Democratic
Convention, held in the Presbyterian Church At Rome
tedious conversation occurred upon point of or
der viz Whether, in the adoption of the report all
further of the ticket superseded
or whether in adopting the report, 1t would still be
The Chair very clearly explained the unlimited pow
ers Of the the subject any stage Of
the proceedings.
The question then recurring adopting the report
1t was sdopted.
The DIN ent Of Mr.. SMITH, of Erie then came up
for consideration.
II sppears that the committee among themselves had
smith proposition part Of the report. but that being
equally divided they agreed to leave the question
the separate action Of the Convention upon separate
motion.
One or two members proposed . proviso, that the
Utica people should make no test the slavery ques
ton.
''Oh! no! no. Let's not have any proviso. Yes,
let's hold 'em to that
Mr. Goodwin proposed to add to Mr.. Smiths propo-
Provided, That no test the slavery question, shall
be applied to any OF the nominees.
The Chair thought that would be too broad that 10
would perbsps be- better to say. that shalt
exacted of candidate inconsistent with the demo-
cratic thun ksr) resolutions 1t Rome.
MIR GooDwN accepted the suggestion, and moved II
o. an amendment, which however, was superseded BY
another question nom another quarter.
Mr. BsARpsLEY, Of Oneida county, arose and took
the floor he commenced his lssghsbe sad funny re-
marks and appeared to be very bitter and sarcastic
ward the barnburners; he went his whole length
against any appeals to the free soers aud called
upon his brethren to stand by tho ticket that
been reported to this body Of democrats Told hunks
- lhSy frQan otlA hav and
TO force new principle (wilmot proviso) down
throats. What have they been the means Of doing by
acting In the manner they havei Why they have
placed the h I'D Of Il l. uston President who
OF the Isnkest Of all wings And now arc divided
about adopting the wilmot proviso! No, all they
care Shout to keep u.s. as forever severed fro
our southern brethren They win yield to anything
matter what to carry their points-they have Q view
Nov IL has been proposed by Of my brother dele
gatss to take OIL portion Of the above ticket
Iton convention to be held Utica Tor the purpose
OF asking them ~ I'LL up ticket by four
ran, ana bitter fiee.oiers, and they undoubtedly
Mr. stanton, the eloquent abolition lecturer He then
ssid It was now time to look aud In what position
this body stands In regard to the Utica Convention
the 18th Inst First he said the old and pure demo-
crscv should be done with the barnburnsrs Secondly
slavery and the wlmot proviso, OF which they make
part and parcel Of their platform. They still insist
pa doa,asa 'Is MI aS upon the people
continued and said In regard to tho subject Of this
body appealing to the barn burners raty
nations and give them the Of striking four Of
our good men, when We know they would insert
the names Of four Of their rank and obnoxious
h.ssoers those who have abused us most Sup
pose we leave the choice Of four Of our candidates
TO the Utica Convention They will give you Mr. Stan
pps three other .Sotioo,, . ,s give yos 1917 the
some other fsnatcs-they will give you Seth NJ. dates,
lsogbisrl and they would give you Mr.. Adams Of
support Of the New ok democracy Did this old party
crouch down TO the feet Of sbolitionsm, No sir
never And would rather head q mob I've under.
stand Mr. Bsardsley did once head . mob) I would ra.
th.r bead q mob to exterminats abolition conven.
ticle Than to beg the support OF the sbo,itonists
hope in God the old Democratic party will de-
bare iteif by doing any such degrading act want no
ticket for the democracy with Seth NJ. Gates can.
oioste and stanton ~ asohsr and somebody equally
obnoxious nom the south . third.
A No'er - Douglas for the third. (.aughter)
A. Gates or s:,asins. M snot ,,S saen msn
Tor an h nr In support Of clean ticket
Mr. H. NJ. wrsrshr, Of New York, supported the views
OF Mr. beardtley in opposition to the proposed com.
pounding with the bsrbburnsrs tie commended that
Rome the dem'cr had defined their portion. and
nentary principles there e-abli, he'd n. called for the
s,ss and naJs on the proposition from Erie.
MT Ht sos OF Monroe. pleaded strongly for leaving
the ticket open 70 the Utica Convention as the only
means Of union and that union would alone comm md
success There vas no Of the Utica (bsrnburn
ers tonv.btion appointing candidates utterly Oh
Jesifnsble ~ had been represented There would be
n.p In that convention Of tact and ssgscity. who
would Nov What TO do TO the united support Of
the whole democracy Witch Il the wish Of the msss OF
the d.mocrstic party OF the state
Mr. Nirt, Of Warren. after representing that that
little lDobby. biIy, knotty and rugged county hal
stood nim TO the democracy even In IsiO when food
OF cder and patch sork u coon skins covered the
State said that while he disposed 10 q reconoria.
ton vheJ hold fast to the prime pies OF the party
lie would h.reore propose amend the oton Of the
nominst. four uf the state candidates m yvded that
sso candidates shall be we'll known and cknowlsdged
dsntcias
The troviso was accepted.
hlr strrsh,s. of Rockisnd, % handsome old hun
ker ~ about ~ years q sg- said that the democracy
OF koekland would not sustain ticket -hch had the
slightest tinRe Of bsrhburnerism about t. Ghis fact
misht be q no great Importance to tn. Convention
but b. elt IL his duty the sentiment
81 The o,mtcrsts Of RocslsRd county. (ApplsuseJ
MIR Csp,L, ~ Otsego believed that four 6nhs 81 the
and Butler d,macrscy Of the state we're favor
OF union; aud be argued that there nothing In
the pfopo iion before the house which opposed
the principles or integrity N the democratic party,
bile On tbe ether baud IL did to open he ~sy to
upib and tOtuccsts. The democracy would 40 ain
bny, locked vel in the sister stses and the ~his
parry hom its diversity q elements, must tumble 20
pieces.
Mr snnosh, OF Oneida, went into . very clear,
elaborate aud interesting exposition 81 the history
snd ftst ns Go each bsr Of the hupkers aud barn
burner from the day vhen the latter .fc the Bati-
moe tUhttLti'n because they we're suhjec ted TO q
test IN. ssn. parry 1hieh nos demands a test from
Us BIT De thousht that soDstning could be done. !
lie b.be'cd ibe q. mocrs,c psrty vas strong enough
TO be nsgtabimous-tbst mssnsBin,ity might and /
shoud be .xsIcisso, While dmy preserved the ma
tionslry OF IN. Democratic party as the first nui
cblef c,Dsid.fstion.
Mr. waLwosla, 81 Saratoga said that be had not /
been candidate Of biz own cnioe last year Toe cover
nor DID be drsre any further To- share in the ap-
To,bIm.nts b.paiter To- b. made by the dsn,ocrstie
parry ue bAd fer twenty -seven years b,en the re-.
cipi' ~ ~ the iavurs ~ the demucrsey and he f-t
sstrtsd hat n. had got his share But he SIN fst
a. nslt'r ny trust aud earnest With for the union
10 .cets, 81 The dsmucIstc party u va this when
y" hrle that tie proposition before the Convention
'u",d De ADOPTED " 10 should not ~, he had an