The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-20

Ata mteung OF the democratic republican State com
mi,tee. held pursuant TO regular notice. at The As,o
House, in the city Of New York Friday the 10Th day
g July, at O'Clock p m, Minor C. Story Of Duchess
was elected chairman and James j. Johnson, Of Albany
elected secretary.
Ga motion. the following resolutions were adopted
whereas hbeoomss his State CON piiiee as represent
Ing Tho democia party New yok. upon this occasio 10
declare 70 The demoaacy The Union It's adhesion and bal
OF It's constituents 10 The doctrines enunciaed al the Ba
more Conve of 1884, lS and 52, declare It's ap
pova Of ne sentiments OF the late inaugural address and
70 sci otib the views and principles OF It's democratic CON
suency upon sEaitcfs OF sIas aud National I'm poance
l. Resolved That we rei,erate our attachment TO- and
approval o. the Baltimore platform, and heartily ato
a.9 he Of the Union the doctrines ayowed
ny Tesden Pierce In his inaugural address TO his country
mem wing that the doctrines sound expressions Of
OF, S Ss Is 0e Of s Gwsis sshe c,yssd world and
consultation OF the United States. 89a, d
Hsoud That we coincids with tho Prssidsnt IN his
opinion mat not to be disguised that attitude as
nation and our position tho globe, render the acqni-
inonly important Tor II not la the future
sen'a f The Preservation Of the rights Of commerce and
which we al d =. snu; tbsi hs
ouIy and repose OF this conederacy The idcn OF in
lofKn power beyond present ursdicon as utterly mad
8 Rs'oirsd. That The democracy OF the sta,e Of New
YORK REALM m The doctrine Of the inaugural that inyol-
nnay seyliude as exists ia different States Of this
Ike any other sdnsd s and H.. the ate. wss asI
exists are entitled TO efficient remedies 10 oncrcc tho
uat tho laws oil l60U, commonly
called INC compIoine measures strictly constitution
d. and 10 be uihestangy Carried into effect y that" the
constituted authorities u this isputc bound regard
ths rights Of the South IN this they would
other le gal and constitutional right and that
10 enorcs Them III uld be especed and obey with
teiuctaDce encouraged by abstract opinions their
proprie la different state OF society, but cheerfuy
according 10 the dccis OF the tribunal TO which their
position belongs and that the democratic parry of this
State stands pledged, far as II depends upon the polt-
cal and personal action Of lis members. that every
adopted by the constituted authorities OF the United States
including the gveslate law, shaI be faithfully enforced
| within Tho limits OF this State .a isH& aIoant. Z
Rssofrcd, That We congratulate fellow dcmocrat
throughout the State upon the adoption by the present
legislature Of the amendment The constitution designed
piovice for the enlargement and OF the canas
IN accordance with the pledges given by the democratic
party the people oil the Statea result mainly due
unyieldiDg ,luIis of democratic send,ufs upon whose
course the people win stamp their appTobalon and which
gives hope Of the speedy completion of that great system
OF public works OF which State has just be
proud sHk 7t
g. Resoived That democratic State convention, 10 be
sonpo ed OF delegate from each assembly district
the State, be, and hereby, appointed, be held in the
city Of Syracuse Tuesday the thirteenth day OF epem
ber 1888 ut twelve o'clock noon the purpose Of noD
mating candidates for such State officers be elect
ed tue elections and for the transaction Of such
BUSINESS may come before IL. 8s2a9feai 70 te
Rssoited, That these resolutions DO published in the
democratic papers in this State. ~ NaA
.s1 MINOR c. STORY, Chairman.
JAMES J. JOHNSON, Secretary