The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-30
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MOVEMENTS OF THE POLITICIANS.
FREE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
AT SYRACUSE.
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HinthOrnc Tompkins Nominated for Governor.
VARIOUS POLITICAL MEETINGS.
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CONVENTION OF SPlPIT RAPPERS
AT WORCESTER MASS.
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Curious Speeches and Transactions.
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YELLOW FEVER--MARINE DISASTERS
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS,
S1o 80 SIC.

New York Free Democratic State Com
ventlOn.
s,aAcusE, Sept, 80, 1852
The Free Democratic State Convention Of New Yors
assembled in this city TO day g. the Congreg tiou
Church.
Charles A. Wheaton, Of tho State committee 9 dle
the copven tiou to order.
Atonso g. Ball of Now York city, app ointed tcn
pcrsry chairman; and w. Ste ~srt, OF BuG.o, aui 4
e. Church OF Madison. eccretasos
Fifty four delegates we're reported present.
committee Of eight-being from esch judiola
distrotwas appointed to repcrt per officers
the convention. This committee consisted Of Messrs
Murphy Of Niagara; sohoey OF New York oity; Marks.
of 0nondaga Cole, of Mouroe; Mix OF Wy omiug Ford,
ef Otsego; and CuJier, Of Wyoming
committee of ten also appointed pyepsxe reso-
lutions for the aotion Of the couve nton.
The body then adj journed till three O'Clock
AFTERNOON sEssIoy.
The Convention assembled vt 8 O'Clock P. NJ.
The committee on p.rmsuent org snis alton reported
the following officers OF the Convention Clesry
of Onondsga, President; Q. D. LeBsroR Of New York
H. H. Williams of Westchester G. Van Horsen Of Reun
seaer James Reddng,on, of st, Lawrence, G. T. Case
of Osweso Street Duttou, of Delaware g. g. Ouyer OF
Wayne and - Bushnell, OF Orleans Vice Preaden.si
Messrs Stewart Church aud H. a. Smith OF Uhsu
tauque, we're elected Sec retarcs.
Mcssrs. Marks and Case conducted the President to
the chair.
Mr.. ADDIraros, Of Niagara moved that Che Conyen-
tiop nov proceed 70 nominate etatc officers, which
carried
At this N moment the committee on resolutions oame
IN and reported the following, by their charman Mr.
Church,
Whereas 1t ie both proper and all potic.
purposes distinct declaration principles and
and State policy whereas the free dcmocr
Pttsburg made such declaration their prin
epee ana objects a. respects their national policy which
aprrsysd Whereby only remains this convention to
s Fasa ar T S p1ss "g'n affecting
keso That ths free democracy dem Tho cors.itu
or condition in all aEooting pofsonal aerty
Of PRISON. @ sas
& any c,ces 0f shc stess i3g any with
Received That levs te passed testing ths eonsstu
snywe eneroachcs the reserved censti,.uti nd
law; an the tc such rights is 10 or adepstcy
f'P Tha Go ell and hap
pines as well a ts9 true % %sonry o ssrs lies IN ts
that the @ serer. etqeaticn with lsveior
s Ss ss 81 ss ff sss % e.
the % sa at tfasn s .s sa' s o & Che fssa m
that tho should in every conttu
n Co sSst %a s T. 1 sne
aw3 e the ves.ed rights cf the parties tLersto
BALLOT FoR oovrevoR.
The fer candidate for Governor, was then taken
uirc Minthosn Tumpkins, uilam Barney, Seth M.
Gate Dsadtcid u Wood. Charles ID. shepherd ilism
Fay, Gcrrit Smith and William GoodeiL were severauy
proposed candidates FOR the nomination
Mr.. Weod was subsesuenf Withdrawn or, 6Iso,
Gerrit Smith and Mr. Gootelt.
The Il wss then called in tho midst Of which Me-
Tompkns inierroga,ed his sentiments the
Maine law. He was reported sound on thtt question
Tire baottinE then trcccsded emo resulted as foo
Min,ho,n Thornpins. 20 hiram irney ..........
Seth M Gates. % VIM Fay ......r........ /
Mi,i;hofn Jhonpkira then unaniinolsly n,m-
mated.
Seth N Gates was then nominated for lieutenant
Goyernor. by acclamatcE.
Charles 4 heaton for Canal Commissioner, George
Cors for State PRISON Inspector aud ura Barney and
Alfred Babcosa for electors at large.
full Diat;ct Ill, Ctura ticset also nominated
follows -