The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-08
SECOND DAY.

SYRACUSE, Sept Z, 1864.
Tie Convention vas called TO order at O'Clock.
Mr.. FRENCH moved the appointment of committee OF
two to wait on the Committee Resolutions to learr
whether they ready report Carried and Massrs
French and Minor appointed.
was reported that the committee we're ready to
report
Mr. WRIGHT sad the action OF The committee general
features were unanimous, but not feature. lie
would now present tho majority report
ABIJAH MANN raid there wa mistake The com mittee
we're not unanimous.
Mr.. WEGBI read series OF resolutions es foiloss-
KAJosuY RESOLUTIONS
Resolved That the democrats oi Ne York repeat here
the expression OF their unchanged devotion 10 tho prin
cpies Of thu national democracy laia 1T
baltimore convention 1852, end approved by tho
unieo den ocracy OF this IN s ccnvcntons sn,s-
that We recognize in that llafr tho only foun5a
lion of national p,rty, and tho only bawarx against
the irritating and dangerous agitation Of scc'ioaas
Io~ers upon the rights OF the states on tie other aa
ss the beet gu,rnntce that political organization can
give Of i's hcclity 70 the UpioI nnd tee constu ion
Resolved hat we consider tho introduction of tho
cs-fe in tho Nebrsehs ard Kansas bill rcpcalny tus
Missouri Compro mise as ineypcdcnt and ssrs
but We are opposed TO any agitation In vg sisy
restoration OF hst liDe oading to tromote suy
toIa coDtro in relatioD thoreo and
Le fhe country That the grow out OF That
measure ~ likely 70 rroyo brncca to The people OF Tia
Territories; ana that while maintain posi.ion
op Mons In gard 70 the Of Coogcss In chs
act Of rsnunctoD by Cougrs9 Of the power 1t has her
tCfore exercised over the subjects the practical
render Of formidable Junction the part Of feds
raj government and ~ the accession Of right tho
part of the ncifeut sovcregntcs that constitute
the States Of the Union the else OF which In all
probability result only suspciously 10 tho people OF
ths Territories and the peace of the Onion.
Resolved, That we recall with pr 70 the vote whish
tho united democracy Of the state pat forth 10 the
contest Of 1862 In behalf Of ErankIn P.orce aud r.
King; that the administration then naugurated have
displayed great ability and integrity, and patriotic sod
cuds for the welfare Of the people, tho veioes
the unguarded legislation OF Copgrets, the In
ternal administration ard public fna
and the attitude assumed Ia support Of tine Amer san
abrord, well the mportaot treaties with TO
reign governments present soriea Of the In
aence Of which Will he stamped upon the history OF sho
country.
Resolved, That cherishlpg the Union, az well az the
rt and indcL endepce vi the several ccnst
tuting tlnt Unon "a tho fundamental condition of all
national existence under the onsntaor and as The
Of protection against foreign aggression and do
mestic strife do not hesitate 10 repeat thai t must
and shall bo prcseryed.n
Resolved, That the democratic party, true 10 the
principles With which they ever been iden siled
declare that they regard the doctrine Of cvL and re
eious liberty vital to republican system, and that
they bold Ill citizens be equal before the law without
reference TO Greet or the circumstances Of birth
Resolved, That w are In favor OF free trade, uron
liberal painpcs Of reciprocity with tariff reduced
h point Of collecting sufficient only for the
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