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

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CON rlNrATIoN or THE FIRST DAYS PRO
CEEDINGS.
SYRACUSE, Sept G, 1864
lie conN Nertion has done nothing Of moment to day
Il do'tfr whether the Committee Resolutions will
ever agree They have now been in session five hours
and arc hanmeing Nebraska resolution trying TO
get il bard enough for Washington and soft enough
II lawrence county. 9here is prospect Of exotemcut
tomorrow seymour win be nominated whether he de-
cnes not Bronson and the hards have tho fash
ion. The Nebraska party think they get their
ntona through ii the committee will report them. Ryn-
dcrs says If anti Nebraska resolutions passed. he
win ress resolution directing all the ohhceh holders in
lie STATE 10 resign. According to count there four
hundred and twenty five delegates here many Of them
strong in their abolition opinions The anti Nebraska
swear they have nailed the flag to the mast
The Convention re-assembled at o clock p. NJ TIE
IoH was directed to be called
II was moved that the reading be omitted.
Joas CooHRAxE opposed the motion.
recsss Of fen m.I utss moved but IT was voted to
pcstpoueft ror twenty minutes.
Gel HovEy that tho members take their seats
Tie Committee on Organization reported FOR
T.esideyst--Wm. H. Ludlow.
Vice Presdeat,-Wm. Minor. Of New York; Benry
Jones. OF Queens; John Van sBnpn, Of Ulster Piatt
ssddas 4 sto sl q bGss.e = s
Yates Henry Sicklcs, Of Orisans-
Sec1costesE b. Parmenter Of Eenseelaer; ]. N. Tow
er of oneiea; c. X. Looms and H r. Rowel Of West
chester; j 7. Bgott, Of -.
committee Of seven appointed TO conduct the
officers to the platform.
The President was introduced BY Absh Mann, and was
received loud cheers. He delivered the following
address
Gentiamen-I return you my sincere thanks for the
bcrsns. Ny hear, q glad to hundreds Of demo
crate rpreropfng the whole democracy O the ssae II
IL
Sspc @ It yoe pse.eot s iy ssi
she uors support Of ,he democracy the ststs
The Convention is nov orgsn7ed.
On motion OF Jofy coosRAsE the rules OF the las.
Assembly adopted for the gevernmc at Of the Con
vcptiou.
Mr.. WRIGHT, OF Tompkins moved the appointment OF
committee of two from each Judicial district TO report
resolutions.
II proposed b. amend by substituting one from
each judicial district.
JoHS CocHRAyE opposed the amendment making the
committee too cunilrous, and il lost after long
debate.
The original motion then declared carried amidst
applause, and the Chair appointed the following
mittee-Jobn Cocbrane and L. B. Shepard, Of New
York: Abah Mann and J. Nabbett, Of Dutohess; Wm.
Cassiday and B. Carroll Of Rensselaer, Henry Barber,
of st. Lawrence; W. Clark, Of Fulton; John B. Miller,
of Oneida 8. D. Dayc, Of Onondaga; Moses Wright, OF
Tcmpkins Douglass, Of Chemung; D. 8. Ellsworth, Of
Yates r. Tucker, of Wayne Benz Wech Jr., Of Buffalo,
and can Richmond, Of Genesee
1t was moved by M CooTIRAyE that the committee
withdraw to tho Globe Hotel
Capt RvsDRRs hoped not, the Globe Hotel debera-
toDs had pro7ed disastrous to the democratic party
Mr.. DnIAYE said the rooms In the block wore open.
The committee accordingly withdrew.
Capt. RyyDrss, the roll not completed, moVed
an adjournment till seven O'Clock.
The motion was opposed.
Capt. IyNDKss demanded-Ig this motion to adjourn
spcndable? q
The PRESIDENT decided that It was.
Capt. ErypEls amended it by moving to adjourn TN
Eve O'Clock.
member ssd motion to adjourn was always in or
der, and took precedence.
Tho PnEaDzs1 said rules Of order had becn adopted
PRxs1cy KING and others declared there had, and 1t
was admitted.
CAPT. Ryypszs thon Withdrew his motion
Mr.. THOMAS, of Clinton, moved the appointment of
committee Of from ea,h Judicial district to nominate
8 State committee
Mr. SnIAnp of Rensselaer,, opposed the motion
An amendment wss offered that the delegates from
each Judicial district should select two membors Of tho
committee, end It carried
Mr.. GuIssr, Of chemung, moved the appointment Of
committee Of 6So from eaoA Jndical district to nonh
nate ticket with the understanding TO With irsS ono
half, the hsrds would 40 the ssl1o Gs Ia 1sAo We
would be defeated otherwise.
lr. CoCaRAAr OF Schenectady. esid Of
mediation to be proposed until the Platform
laid lie concurred With the Chairman that there was
but one democratic party, and That represented
here. (Cheors) those who hal wi.hlrswn must ba
allowed to follow their til taey a. to rotnrn
The motion tabled
The roll was called
Capt RyEDsRs said ho requested to tho
tion nsdc By Mr. Guirnup lie wooli not DO II lie did
not believe m leaving hsf the ticket for whigs other
enemies to Gil up. In ls5ethey to cone into the
National Convention with their delegates. lie wanted
vote from men that gos frightened at the sight Of
wooden Thoy wanted men who dared face the gilt
tcring steel This convention 10 be in fellowship
with the national demoorscJ-nOt the national demo