New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14


p.-,s. pued that be and hi friends DID not con
,t lives IN safety in place ruled ard overaWed y
~ uror.ed FOR the purpose He thertors peeL9.
4 ceruulueuts to those assembled and de'neu PA''
patrg fur7hr -,,.t ,bs
7Fsre.n tie rcn wss called, and Mr. RIser hLed '-e
oordscs deecc..cn with the names OF SANFORD = A''
H.. " perni. aid JOHN N. Jaycox
F-oIfv ore Delegates were reported present
Cen Wsrd moved thai Committee Of EAgh' DC up
- ono orn ca Judicial District, 70 nomnse perua
ner. cffctr. ADOPTED =, - c..,n
cen ward John Wheeler, stephen Clark. D d Camp
IN Wn Kerise. 4 Birdsan T J. Reynolds and = H.
Cutting wcr appointed
c. CIrke vas called out and expressed bis satisfaction
q, SEEING soenny Democrats rsent returning 10 inc c'4
rerles Of the party lie referred TO the trading Oh pm
cpes in lsio Is leading . the Introduction o. I'M
IL The 1881 STATE Convention when the COMMITTEE on
,rr on, twenty siz hours UPON the question to
gwfether the Chairman woud consent to the resoa
m, erdersinq tie COMPROMISE yetoday he holding an
fce With salary OF $4,000 Il was stated that ne sup
,ed the Baltimore Platform covered thereto by Ma
tusl ofce If they meant to support the DernocFaI la
er1, -bsv would sustain regular nomination Inc va
cno D. rroerrcv had supported the Union and had never
t,,n defa.ed Never had such time serving Admin.
rston as row Better let all gotham have tbs sa'e Oh
,hres One Il our party was in the majority 'hey nom.
1s,ed ticket ard al supported Il lie believed the frss
don't TO he as pure and honest man as ever lived ou' Ms
Calindwfs not unit It was trinity Let them ~" 'O'
low their principles and they would surely go to victory
lAprlsusel o.s.o..
Ger. Ward from the Committee on permanent OnicerS
imported the following, who were elected
NI.cR C. STORY, President
.J,bp Diuon. Nathan Barritt Robert McCeilsnd, d. v
C,mrbel John Iuger James Grant Thos. j Reynolds
and T. II Shankand Vice Presidents
Gideon J. Tucker. J II Butohins p NJ Bromley a Yer
nan ard J. : Mathew Secretaries
Mr.. Rsrr.tt Vice President took the Chair
A vote Of thanks to the old Officers was passed
Comm tee Of eight then moved and carried 70 pre-
rare Resolutions and an Address.
NJ Graves + Orleans said they wanted to nominate
f;elet Of moral men and whip them fAlars out They
would not be rerroned by rowdies led by John Van Bu
ren ard Sanford f. Church He moved the apartment OF
Committee Of three from each Judicial District TO report
Tho names of candidates suitable for the consideration OF tbs
Conyenton
The President here took the Chair and returned thanks
for his elcecn
Mr. Graves's motion passed
Mr. Wilber # Rensselaer, moved that the members OF
each district select their own men on that Commiuee
H. d,leco,;ors then withdrew and on their
rorfed The Following Committee:
IL District, g. q. sckles. Thomas Riley, n Moore
ID Noihsn Barrtt 7 c. Bergen T. g Su;heIid 81 yt
= L >.
oris D. y Campbell, 9Th, j Ruger' Ihos Z sanders, y.
N Hesrdslee 9th, A ID. Adams, :. ;. BOVINE, a. b1rd
SAIL 7th I NJ Bromley, I. X. Pratt w IL schuyler
stb j Angel Earl hdder, j. W. Graves.
Adjourned MI O'Clock.
Tf9 Adamartines reassemblcd at O'Clock, when
tie Committee on resolutions was increased To two
fr,n each District They we're then announced as FOL
low. A. Durdsal, f Croswel, G j. Tucker, James Man
rice f. Ssfern J. Sutherland Jfr j. &. Evans A. ID
Wat II Roberts A. NJ bearlslee, Vim. Carlisle, IL O.
Rorre II D. Clark c. IL Barnard, Ii. ;. Cutting and o.
Nichols ,n,,
lie Committee On Nominations then reported the fol
loving ticket. which was accepted -
For A,o4ev james T. Brady Of New-lofk
p Tregs0 John b. Fay Of Monroe
Fry Trfrsrrsr G.. WATSON Of tssex
Pr L. Cooley Of Richmond
For Crncf .John Mather Of Rennselaer
For Sfle Tyi,H NJ " Bennett OF On9ndasa
Fo~ Jgeee-Sicrt Tfyn.........H II. NJ Dennis
Pr Cr,k of count dFreas..T Bovine, OF 0.,ses9 NJ,
Width 'h. me stands correctly or ne aus shss w i ENNIS
cfOroudtss judge Hiram DEMO Oneida We cannot pOsey
dctel IL ne. The lisp oh particularly fog gy.
,a n"fnare 4 -sr- Tyfinier u iree De appoint
Slower, and A. Birlsa were appointed
State G. mmiee OF a. from each Judicial district
was now reported ard elected.
Mr. Sickles proposed resolution, complimentary 10
Senator Dickinson which received with cheers and
adolieC-Messrs Slower, Graves, Walch and hather
boiling. 49,
Governor Willard If Indiana made a thrilling speech
in regard 70 the ALLEGED fact that bully stood ready TO
Ord,r
Aner the passage of the usual complimentary resolutions
the COM ontion Adjourned SINE de
THE STILLS
Tie Market Hall being again refused, the delegates
assembled at NJ Brintnals but Of Mr. Barness
friends for temporary chairman vera present it being IN