The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-14

Nsw York Democratic Coupenttoa.

Nee York Democratic Coapentioa.
SYRACUSE, Sept l2-The democratic convention reas.
sembed this morning The committee on resolutions re-
sotD'd, That we approve Of the views and principles
ser oh IN the resolutions adopted by the democratic Stale
convention held al Syracuse last year, which were as fol-
g. Rsolged That the democracy of the State Of New York.
appreoatng the value OF union and Maternity and stand
ing upon Their ancient principles present their candidates
support of all who desire the ascendency Of its principles
in the State and national councils,
Tho third and fourth resolutions deprecate the action of
the whg Safe administration and the wing national adj
s. R,soDea, That, devoted the principles and forms
OF confederation and regarding the rights Of all
we cherish Union OF the States rock Of pot
cal and depreeate all sectional agitation either
obligations, to threaten rs perpetuiy
are p1ead 20 avow he fidelity and devotion to the
principles OF The democratic party OF the Union as dscared
1914 1913 and that they look forward in hope and
confidence 10 The complete triumph that party IN 1854
recent settlement by Congress Of the questions which
have unfortunately divided the people Of these States and
is the ony bond OF union among u.s. alike obligatory upon
the several States and the people thereof and TO
ton and especially every duty enjoned BY L., must be
Rssot0sd, That the democratic party New York will
their brethren OF other States in national venton.
according to the asa ges of the democratic parry
Grhe last resolution is deprecating and condemnng
the wing management OF the canals lavish reckless and
corrupt
M. FJWer introduced additional resolution, pledgng
the party sanction sectional agitation
legislation naters embraced in the Com set
dement,.
The subject gave rise lengthy and sharp debate,
which has not yet 10 o'clock terminated.
SYRACUSE, Sept IL.
The aa,ocr,tc has po,,ina,ed Jno q wrobt
for comprroler Henry H. ,nda for secretary of St.,e
Horace Wheaton for canal conan ssoner and Levi Chat.
aeJ f a,,nrnew a sn u'a anu e'
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Wisconsin, Democratic State Coavsntiou.
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S T. 80 S5IaanLi- "a, "a - opna,", Wueiy
srn1r Inv the den9cratc a, Convention ON the fuIh hal
of The Other State officers and DELEGATES 10 The national
convention win be chosen to.morrow
Nr,v ,yonr a., 10
Tia ,..,,o a,r,,,f, 80 =, = ! -, ,ri,h ~ -
nc steamer Aaahc saed Today win ~ passengers and
SSS0UO in specie.
STOCKS nave advanced some safes OF United states ba,
hOS, at 1924 Ene has advanced Canton declined /.
Sales OF OOJ obs Hour at % 81 s5 s7k Tor Sae brand.
is unchanged Saes O. 10000 bushels mixed corn al 50
cents hye' W Gems Oals 90 ~ cents ffovis'ons are
% I foh' Sio o. rf'ceies are seaoy safes Oh
v,o"s Iaies WI1sLsv >. cents ' '' nm - Pr
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An accident occurred on the Eastern railroad last night,
by which The eng nee anu henan were Red, many per-
IONS injured, and the locomotive demolished
Nccs from RapaHa -Rds1se ~ oo Of The Ihpades-Hsdvy
New ORLEANS Sept lI-AdvIces from Havana 10 tho
9TH inst state thai captain general had released Kelly
| md HaTprs members OF the late e pedIon
The passage OF Kelly aud Haynes the released Cuban