The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-14
TFLEGRAPHIC wvEs.llGENGE.
NOMINATION OF A STATE TICKET.
HORirIO SEYMOUR, FOB GOVERNOR.
Ratification Meeting at Syracuse
NEWS FROa ALL SECTlO,S OF TIE COUNTRY
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Che Democratic State Convention mt sy-
t- ra.use.
SYRACUSE, Sept. Is $50.
THIRD DAY.
The meml ers of the Convention assembled at half
part nine O'Clock land the call of the roll it was
sound that several delegates, who had gone home had
sent substitutes. This announcement gave rise to .
debate.
Dir. VAN BuRHy, Of New York, moved that no
substitute be allowed. He said, II delegates we're
permitted to bring substitutes they may name per-
sous who all reside in the same district ~hch would
have tad effect in nominating ticket. 1t would
create sectional feeling which he should not like to
The question was then taken the resolution not
20 admit substitutes, and lcst-ayss % nays "a.
Enos y. Madison was admitted q delegate from
Franklin. 8. Freeland of New York. also admit
Ted In the place Of Mr.. ST. wsrt.
The following resolutions were submitted for the
consideration of the Convention by the nittss on
Organization -
Resolved That futuro Democratic State shall
lied by committee OF to h. selected from
each judicial district who shall hold the,r ohoes until the
pointmeDs AID Til their saees.Ors shall he srpept.a;
sid committee 10 ee styled the Dsocrso state Commit
Resolved. That this COMMITTEE. recommend ths foil wing
Hm y. Ha,sme and robert Norris OF New YOrs city;
q Orange "a Peter eager ~ v l. rSys. Il a6.sy
.h r,t' rD:sr Of sDG s % s.oe s q
Eleven ;oha.Gn q psiasss :, .od aoseSrs sirdis
q on,sroi sh Dean Richmond of =" omius and Henry W.
Resolved That hereby IL recommend to tho
moo. ats Of thi, a.sea y ana o 70 The dsaosr'. d th,
Of each town .pe "srd Il The soOn,y .ns,s p,s o.sao
20 perfect single organization an to che
senmt,ss Of ,ueh ergsriz.ip 70 uoi The call
county So,hba in b- sei ., eomttss shall be
construed tie appointment # chAmtp Of hS state
Mr.. Tsss.Is, Of Greou. raoved the name of wm. L.
Marcy a, chairman OF that cou mittrc
The rsotlon was opposed by Mr. Van Baren who said
that the gentleman named 90 ultra tor chair
man.
Messrs williams Of oneda and Porter. OF onoadags,
we're srous that the com nitte- should choose their
own ehs'rmsn.
Mr. BaLI.rp. Of Saratoga, said that the committee
sould net agree on q chairman. for the reason that
they stood eight and eight the qu-sion He begged
that tho Convention would make their own
chairman.
Mr.. v.s FvaEr opposed the motion for the 49,.
continent of william l.. Marcy VI. said II the mat.
ter insisted on he must unquaiiaediy OPP oss
him, aud, II necessary. give his reason Tor IL. lie
thanked the convention for this fe-liaS manifested for
aim by the vote that admitted him. though be had
that, in the excitement u debate. the po-,toa he
had occspied fer the last two years which he
proud might change the vot. ms lar as s-ctioua
feelings concerned Re Ai-o sliud,d to the
former chairman OF III. conv-ution ms h-ing one
sided ~ n the appointment VI committees This
remark called out
Mr. Trsaars, who said nv had msa- any ais,'nc.
Zion in Vie matter Of committees. Mr. thsn With
drs~ bis molten Of W u Marcy ~ chairman Of the
committee.
York
Mr. vs~ Bpsr- wished he would give 10y tor him to
make Q correction OF A.t.tYment ~bsr- he had said
that the camntt.s's ports spo st-d ny the srn-r
chsxA had been In every r-v-rs-i by the Con-
venton-in this ststsmsat he va, IN error
ID CAPT ain RrrpNRs sa,d he h.ppy tn the gen.
sleman from New Nork corr-ct h'- m's- statstnsot
Mr.. Hsrr. OF New York, moved that tue ~hols mat
Mr. sraAnAs then rithdrs~ hi- motion
The QUESTION was then tssen on ta- report OF the
committee, which Was adopted ~nh"a' aas amend
Mr. o'oo-or, Of New York. FROM ia. Oowmittss on
Resolutions, presented the fall0~i-x:
proud s 70 ."S. l.l iis Ss S s
iss gree 2 S az D.
@ I sss 81 ;. ~ rs s"'
r.. sl,.d Tss We os.sr.'1,;;, he s;S.,, apo, NE
.apksrpiiy si.iasd the people ~ these stA IS.
rsrs syprssi.,Ds The y,ius sai,n s,s-ny. .ni
s.ssss pc .r s'sn p G s
cordial srr, Of ttcss Prssrlss IA he stats aus nA""s
Received ms, though f.sie., -,t .s.ia,,,,
AMY By eur eosn.r, ~ es.r - COO, nm.s'
nay ;. ss s ~. .s o. aS 81 M pr
1c tive srd iutoer,n, ue ~ she siim,n 81 sc sphs
INT. snt o. ProfSos, -hsh h-'- s..n iH'sn.sy
Resolved Tia, N. -hir ,dn'n,r.sia- & ~, Sal.
The rsitor.non 81 q. -ris - q r.,ass.e,e, 70 .s'
stituuop sns Of un-cpnd sno ,vsh y, -siss hsvs
,.nsirsa s sSa.r.,is ,as .as.a is.S .S.isi.
,aies ists spa that o.. ,s.s,o,,." b. gssUl. "a
vie ssd approved p.sy 81 the d erstis .dmihi'
E.eiy.s That, devoted 80 ~, gri.-ips, .st form Of
SSrsd 70 ovr..i,ss ana ., m.snd .sa the oi1
q All ,scSs, q ear sesn,r, a, sntsr. d '.ss.
efour Pohuesl co sns., sad ,aAt =. drp-.e.,s All see
psir i,s s.sr.s sslss.eps p-rpataity.
motion being mad. to ADOPT The co~ mites. re-
10 the second resolution. the too-ins -Rrsoi. .d,
That this convention sincerely h"p- and trsst that
the late scticn OF Congress s rrah 10 the nns and
sompIsts ,sttlsm.nt 81 all 90. -ton- ~h'cn hsv- fr
the years distracted add divided the d-mocra-
NJ w.ar, OF on,Id. moved an an-p imsnt TO the
effect that. without rejecting upon anybody tbs
democracy Of Sev, ycrs 'slr-.. sn"ie gratitude TO
In tn. settl.m.nt Of he questions
Mr. H.Hr. Of Ns- York. moved the pr,'icu, qu-s.
ticn the adoption Of the report; znd toe ysas an
nays b.ipe orssred III. motion ssopt-d, and the
rspert accepted, By 20 to H.
arrtsNooS Session.
The roll having been called.
Mr. Ts.s.r, said that tn. name ~ z,dock Pratt
bad bees NAMED ss candidate 'or cev-rsor We
Nn~refore rose 10 vithdrav ME sane from Tue conv~n
lion. tThia vas received 9TH isoshtsr1
Capt EsrosRs then withdrs~ tn. name Of Dr. John
L. Dunlap,
jane. l. wsdvorth -.s vitbirs .. h, i.tt~r from
hat gentleman, In vhich he declined poBtustion.
!. motion toe 40 informal b.llot so aovrraOr sss
ihen carries, and the fesult vas 90 toiloss;-
rss BaLLot
II seymour SO GARDINER ...........
Lpt@r. ............. Hs.-m.ter. ........
Nuthht sio " ara .
Irney .............. Dayton. ............ |
Young. Dsuni-ton.. .........
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Mr.. BsLtssD. OF Cortland moved that ~ seymour,
of Oneida be the snsuiuous choice OF the convention
.or Governor, whieh vss csrrird
On the motion Of M w.rso-, Of u.ssx, III. Gen
ventiop took informal ballot for Lieut.nsat 20