The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-09

consequence OF the arrangement Of the wires between S
racuse and New York We have now received full tele
graphic report OF the whole OF yesterdays proceedings
but owing to its extreme length only make
for list of the officers of the convention and the resou-
tons adopted
.a synAousn, N. ", Sept. s.
The chairman of the organization reported
the following
OFFICERS FOR oosvEsrIoS.
For president.-Wm. H. Ludlow, of Suffolk
For vice presdents.-Wm. Miner, of New York Henry
Floyd Jones' of Queens county John Van Buren, of Ulster
county Plat Potter of Schenectady Abah Beckwh,
of Herkime; Stoddard Stevens, of Deaware Samuel s.
Ellsworth, of VI tes; Henry J. Sickles, of Orleans.
For seeetares.-R A. Parmenter, of Rensselaer,; James
NJ. Tower, of Oneida Charles X LOOMS of Jecrson Hi
p. Rowell, of Weschester j. I. Brodt, of Broone.
The report of the committee organization received
with loud applause and, motion of member adopt
ed unanimously, and with cheers.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
First district-Robert Kelly and John Coehrane.
Second dstrict-Charle H. Winfield and Philip H. Crook.
Third district-Peter Cagger and William A. Beech.
Fourth dstrict--Joshua NJ. Todd and r. G.. Stone.
Fifth districtStephen A. Dellaye and S. Parkhurst
Sixth dstrict-Horao Billiard and Hiram A. Beebe
Seventh district-R. w. Ashley and E. g. Lapham.
Eighth dsrict-Dean Richmond and A. =. Lannng.
Reso,ed That the democrats of New York repeat here the
expression of their unchanged devotion the principles of
venon of 1882 and approved by the united democracy of
this in its conventions snce that recognise in that
platform the only foundation of national party, and
the only bulwark against the uniting and dangerous agita
ton of sectonasm side and the nsidous encroach
Of the federal powers upon the rights OF the States
the other and the best guarantee that political organ
zaon give of fidelity the Union and the constiu
| ton.
Resued That consider the introduction of the clause
the Nebraska and Kansas bill repeating the Missouri Com
any agitation having in view the restoration of that line
tending to promote sectional controversy in relation
thereto congratulate the country that the results
grow that likely to prove beneficial to the
people the Territories and that while maintain
position that opinions in regard to the of Congress
this not tests in regard to democracy regard
of remuneration by Congress OF the it has here
toorc the subjects the practical surrender
of formidable function the part of the federal govern
men and the accession of right the part of the ncpient
soveregne that to constitute the States of the Union
the exercise Of which in all probability, result only
auspcousy the people of the Territories and the of
! the Union.
Resolced That we recall with pride the vote which the
united democracy the State put forth the great conN
of 1852 in behalf of Franklin Pierce and VIM r. King; that
the administration then naugprated have displayed great
ability and integrity and patriotic soictude for the welfare
of people and the veoes upon the unguarded legislation
of Congress- the Of internal administration and
agemcnt public finances and the attitude assumed in
port of the American abroad well as the important
ures the influence of which will be stamped upon the history
! of the country.
Resoved That, cherhing the Union well as the free
dom and independence of the several States constituting that
Union the fundamental condition of all national existence
under the constitution and as the means OF protection
against foreign aggression and domestic strife do not
hesitate repeat that sit and shall be preserved
Reored, That the democratic party true to the princi
plies with which they have been identified declare that
they regard the doctrine ocvi and religious liberty vital
to
equal before the law without reference to creed the cir
cumstances of birth.
Resolcea That favor of free trade upon liberal
principles of reciprocity with tariff reduced point
collecting sufficient only for the necessary of
and economical administration of the government without
wasting in bOuntcs for commercial projects and monopoes
or schemes and haror improvement doubtful
stutionaty and doubtful expedency the end that
people be relieved from the burdensome taxation
suffered enjoy the rewards Of honest and honorable labor
Resotred, That while our wing opponents have always
proved themselves to be bad and unsuccessful
of financial affairs adopting prodiga and corrupt sys
TEN public expenditures leading to donor and dscredit
it behooyes look well the preservation of agen-
in that department and to repudiae and discharge all
unfathfu stewards household if any such obtain adj
mittance therein.
Resorcd That favor the free distribution of the public
lands limited portions homestead among citizens and
other persons who shall have declared their intentions be
citizens but subject to the condition Of nacnabenes
occupation that the opinions which prevailed in the
entertained by in with the democratic
the Unon and that request State legislature to in
in Congress to advocate the passage of
such measure and respectfully invite the democracy
other States procure similar action by their State leg
islatures.
Resoluod That the administration of Governor Seymour
has been conducted in strict Conformity with the principles
the party which yated him to the position which he has
honorably filled and that his great alonts and large
knowledge public affairs his integrity, and the rnness
which he has developed important crisis, command
admiration and entitle him to gratitude.
TONNAGE VESSELS MEyICo.---
The United States consul Vera Cruz calls attention of
shipnasters and of vessels trading Mexico the
annexed circular;
VERA CRuz, Aug 81
Vessels being engaged in New York for the pur
pose bringing coal this port for the Of The Mexi
can government. AS nducement bipnasters given
understand they will he free of tonnage duty in con-
siieration of bringing article or the Of the govern
ment Such is the fact FAR this port is concerned
But the freight the coal won't pay expenses There
return cargo be had here and this is known i'll New
York Vessels will take another charter,
before leaving there for cargo Laguna Campece
some other Mexican port What then Why, they will
have to pay the tonnage duty after all the port whence
York is in point She has paid her coal charerers
the tonnage duty remittedNsuc the words of the
bonus and, in getting ready TO proceed to