New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14
syaracuse Opposition Convention.
Mr.. O'Conor OF New York, from the Committee
AZ, ranolntinnr nrenantad the fnllnHing:

Mr. O'Conor OF New. orB from the CoHlnitsee
on resolutions, presented the following;
l. Resosed That The Democratic psrty Of New York are
proud to aYo their fraternity with and their devotion othe
great principles OF the Democatc parry OF me unon as
declared at The National Democratic Conventions OF 1870
aud 848 and they look forward in hope aud confidence to
The complete triumph Of That party In 1852
R.aolsed That congratulate the country upon tne
recent pe.,enent by Conges OF the questions which have
uphsppily divided the people OF these States
s. Re,olped, That the Democracy OF the State OF new
cord standing upon their ancient principles present their
candidates with confident reliance upon The unted cor
dial support OF their principles in The State aud National
Councils.
Rcsoircd phst though urge no factous war agsinat
the constituted authorities, and &c Amerlcsn clsns VIII
stsud firmly by our country, by whomsoevef II. cavern
oe nj NAV be administered regard the action of the
Whg National Administration. from the htst eXhlo'o9a OF
Its pToscPye and ntoerant Gpa'e 80 under
which,, into power, and OF professions Wncn nave
Resolped That The Wing administration OF this State Ia
OF the series Of ertravsgsnces Ia me pupc
ex OF and violations OF the Constitution
and OF an unsouud and lavish policy which have sigoazed
the party which aided by ds.ensons 10 ihe
Democratic ranks, brought that Administration INTO pow
ar and that the interests tho people aud the character OF
the State demand speedy eiura 70 NE VINE 'a'e ana ap
proved policy OF the Democratic Admin STATIONS
Resolved Yhsl devoted 10 the principles and FORM OF
our Confed eson mindful of the bs,sngs II ms &c.
cured to and mankind and ega ling the GILL
OF ell sections OF our country az meoes o. c1
mon brotherhood cherish the non OF ihe States as ne
nk OF our political covenant and that depecate al sec
or al ae s,on at the North South calculated 10 impair
i,s sacred obligations or 10 threaten liz perpetuiy
On motion being made to adopt the COMMITTEE
report, Mr Belts of Orange moved as an amend
ment to the second resolution the following
RetOlred Thai this Convention 'ncerey hope ana 'rus,
that the OF CouRreEs viii esulI In lhs os and
complete settlement OF e quesons which have Tor me ab
yesrb distracted and divided The Democratic party o
the Union
MIR Wager OF Oneida moved an amendment to
the fleet that without rejecting upon any body,
the Democracy of New York express their grail
tude to those who have assisted by their action IN
Honprnae in the eettlsment OF the questions.
Mi Hart of N. Y moved the previous question
on the adoption of the report. The Y cas- and Nays
being ordered the motion was adopted 90 20 y.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Roll was called, after which MIR. Tremalne said
that the nams al Zadock Pratt had been named aa
bis name from the Convention. This was receive
with laughter Capt Rynders then withdrew the
name OF Dr. John l.. Dunlap. James l.. w ads
worth was withdrawn by letter from that gentle
man, in which he declined a nomination, mo
ton for an informal ballot for Governor was then
carried Seymour 50, Lester /, Cutting Is, Tracy
! 6. Young l, Gray 4, Gardiner !, Havemeyer 8,
Ward !, Dayton l, Domination l, Wadsworth i.
! MIR Ballard, of CORTLAND, moved that q. Sey
NOR OF Oneds, be the unanimous choice OF the
onvention-csrried. On the motion of Mr.. Vat
son Of Essex the Convention took an informal BAL
lot for Lieutenant Governor with the folio wing re-
suit Church. 70 Beekmau, "a Fowler, Il; BO-
4 kee DennRon 4 ElderkiD, /.
MIR John Van Buren, naid be had voted for AIR.
| Reekman and wished ho had been nominated by
the Convention. He was we'll acquainted with
Mr.. Church. and had seen hin in many important
positions in the Democratic party of this State, all
Of which be had flied with honor to himsef and the
party he would move that Sanford h Church, Of
Orleans be unanimously nominated. Carried with
great applause.
4 motion was made to ballot for Canal Commits
sioner, aud an amendment by Mr.. Van Barren
to ballot for CLERK of Court Of Appeals. Lost. Mr..
Tremaine named J G. Msther, of Troy, and Mr.. Bal
lard the name of w SHEPPARD. Fote-Assher 81,
SHEPPARD II, Reddeld ., Stafford j. Jones >,
Rowe T.
Capt Rynders moved that John c. Mataer, OF
Rensselaer,, be unanimously nominated. Carried
MIR Courtney, of Albany moved that Charles f.
Benton, Of Herkimer, be unanimously nominated
for Clerk of Appeals, Carried, without ballot.
Mr. Courtney said in nominating ticket go far,
tho Convention had not given any thing to New.
York City or the River Counties. he would NAT ne
John P Haskins OF Wes,chetter as g candidate
for Prison Inspector. The City and River Counties
had always given good naio-ties for the ticket,
and should have something and 1t vas the way so
harmonic the party
On motion the Counties were requested to name
their candidates for Prison Inspector. Some "a
candidates were named.
Capt Rynders aaid he never saw so many peo-
place Riot
Two ballots were then had without any result,
after which ballot gave Storms of New.York so,
Angel of Casaraugus 6S
4 motion that Angel be unanimously nominated,
was adopted.
Mr. Tremaine of Green moved Committee Of
/ Three to inform candidates OF their nomination a
I vote OF thanks was then passed TO the officers Of
the Primary meeting. The President then thank ed
the Convention FOR the kind manner In which they
had hslped him to conduct the bubineas OF the
Convention he alao congratulated the party on
the strength OF the Ticket, &c. &c. Re then named
az tbs Committee to inform tbs nominees Ire
maine of Green, Garvin OF Oneida, and SicSels OF
Orleans, after which the Convention adjourned
with three cheers for the ticket and three for the
platform, Adjourned sine dte.
/ The tickets HunkerS and Barnourners.
ClosinG Scenes at Syracuse.
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