The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27
NEWS BY APH.
THE YOUNG MEMS. DEMOCRATIC COUNCIL
At u CA.
GREAT AND INTGuSlaSTlG DEMONSTRATION,
Movements Of Politicians Generally.
Another steamboat Explosion
i'm the West.
RAILROAD ACCiD.Yg---NlalNE DISASTERS,
&c. xp, &c

State Courcn or tne voa"g Democracy.
TREMENDOUS GATHGRihG Al uriCA-UHPARALLELED
ENiHuslAsm EIC
UrIcA October &c 1852
The meeting held 10 this ri;S not mere assem-
blage of two or III huoof.d Democratic councillors
was anticipated bur State Convention
Upon the arrival Of every t Of from the east and
from the west huodr d. npon hundreds arrived Nearly
every county in The ae poir-d ia its numbers From
Long Island and New York ci from Bufs slo and the
West from Albany spd 'he Mohawk Valley streams of
people continued to arrive the middle Of the after
noon.
The various professions they arrived, particularly
the Empire Club If New York tue Rough Hover Of
Albany and the Granite Clubs from Syracuse, Rome
Watertown SC. made great denominations.
The brous Mt by brethren from every part Of
the State appeared to give each other the greatest
couragement that they Will achieve victory Tuesday
next 1t Ia computed thai there from four eight
Thousand persons present.
STEPHEN d. DiLLAGE OF Onoudaga called the conven-
tion to order, and th- Hon Geo W Clinton of Buff alo
chosen President.
Mr. CLINTON MADE few remarks ON taking the chair
which we're iecSased with appt-use
The foiowiI we're apeein,eu Vice Presiients:-Whn.
II FurDan samuel Johnson james H-thsrngton,
Geo IL. Pureer Edmund Briggs. James Wiiletts
Eugene McGrSth q G Gnuber Joha B. Harkin, Gen
Henry Jewett james johnson aoel deeker, A. IL.
Holmes VIM. Q. JohDson Jaues GloEer, Luoius J.
Clark Jason Clark. Amos King Gaorys Rsthbone.
Charles Lee Wm tials.y Jo-l Bradley Thomas BraAiey,
Owen Brysn John q rr.emao. aoratio Seymour, Jr.,
and Geo A Camp
rhe s.or.,@i.s ~,re:--F l. Hamsdon T. J Wenwick
Oliver Hiben.c Y; Cqrns orsie A. Crttenden,
Isaac mcCcu, ke Jr Oh res Crsm.r. John L. Surtz D.
J Ryan, adam Van Patti L A SEAL, B. franklin,
Geo N Glars ii iarIington Geo Bryan and W. z.
Leveridce
DB. TAYLOR. Of New York city. reported series Of
resolutions endorsing thr Baltuors platform aud the
national and State ickes deploriog the dean Of Daue
Webster. sc
The ,olo wing are three Of 1h4 reso,utioas:-
Resolved, That this uuel tly appreciate the
possibilities hh the immediate future has in for the
young men Of New lor& aud = cemmon country That
We oheeruly respond 60 the call of duty which humanity
IS making on st vide Is own land is, there Is
broth rood beyoi it, whose s:eadas fixed upon
cr H. ard Who's hopes and fortunes upon
our eaertsaad our sympath q
advancement OF this untry the scrla Of nations,
onward step Of the human ris that fra
hopes on the Il Ame-ic aud in peculiar man
ne the youuE o. tits state whose motto
cially and politically, singlc her out for a,,ioa
quested sppoita aiding Cor tho purpose
calling state Cou y, ottn democracy Of tho state
ofNew ork at any tim when they may deem such coun-
ell advisable susin and oleet the regularly
nominated candidates the democratic republican party
sptechcs w,ie u,aae oy Hon John 4. wellcs, of New
Hampshire Hon II. * suii'h. of Buhalo; B. Z. Hsnett
OF Mas achu, etts Gorso Seymour ttne candidate for
tiovelnor) Hon David A. smaley or Vermonti aud
When Mr ssYmoun advanced upon the stand the en-
thusiasm deefepinp tie die cd hat the majority
for Pierce ana King would oe twenty Thousand in this
State
The speaking contlDncd in The park, amid shouts,
cheers huzZGs booming of oavpon an1 other demon
siraticDs OF enthusiasm until dafE WHEN the crowd dis
pered. Captain hyncess was conspcuous in arranging
the organization.
In the evening msetnss held a. Mechanics Hall,
and three other places, tor cue urtner edtcl-
tion Of those who don't so h' ne till nofning There
sbout one thousand peisots Present ia neohancs'
Hall alone.