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

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- NAss--I Big have 10 odee some resolutions.
Nssc - msse 20 ias then 90 the tatie
NJ. 60 NEfL ~ Stsunen--l move rnst they be real
n In silKsr-lhsy II he read for the Information
NJ, frc~,s, q c,iu.or-I move that the convention
Temi wss pei md lost. after which the follow
irg res- Us zoos wee road
R..stud hat the democrats OF New York repeat
hss fhs expression their uochaDgd devotion TO the
ircIs e he national democracy expressed 10 It's con-
IRE f.lneait q q National party, aud the only bull
ssk sxsssf ire exciting and dangerous agitation OF
&C zoe sibu, and tho tnsidous cncroach
asat ne fsoesi pvers upon the right Of the tates
80 ether sud a. the ec-t yausee that political
give Of II. fidelity to the Union the
r-.e,sd nat consider Tho clause in tho N, brssIa
ssd Ksnsss bin rsyealng ths M,ssoari compromise
tines ecent and Unnecessary but opposed TO any
fgatcn having in ysw the restoration Of that line or
teneDg - pranoie any sectional controversy 10 relation
thereto and W. congratulate ,be country that the re-
suit Go nttf that igAly prove ben
ehea 10 the fsouie Of the Territories; and that while
We msn'sn our position that opinions regard to the
tbelss consider that the Of reuuncaon By Congress-
c the power has heretofore srcised tue SUBJECT,
the per, Of u csr. go am As the oe.siou OF
right 20 ibs pJpisnt fascs a tbs Un,r the exercise
q wheh COB, IN AL prohsbty, icsuls ooy suspoou-iy
~ he people a The territories and the peace of tue
Union.
Resolved That recall with pri. tina " 70 which the
united dsmnoaey Of the state put forth Ia the great
81 1859 IN behaif q franklin Pierre. william
H. King; that the Administrator then tied have
cfla, ed great ability ana ts'rio,ic soiicnee fer ihe
vel IL III. people the upon The unguard
90 legislation b. cong,ess the OF aternsl admin
isrso,, ard management OF internal enaacss; and the
htii,ree sssgnisd ia support 81 the smrticsa name
Armed >e as the ian rant trsa,ics with 10 ego
cover usnts rre.cnts ~ tue influence
81 which VIII he stampcs upon the history OF the co1n-
Resolved, That chcrishing the Union, a. we'll as tie
fe, dom OF the several tates constituting that uuoo,
be Fundamental ordk lon Of all aa,nsl existence
under u, ,he 81 protection against fcreiga
aggression and domestic STRIFE we do not hesitate to re-
peat that !. must ana shah b. preserved.
RescyG 1hs, the emocrAtic larty true to tho prin
crles with which they have hecu Identified declare
that they regard the cot,ine Of civil and religious lib
er,y ss Vital To rerub han system ef government.
Mir. EIiSwOnfH, OF latcs-- z. Charm m, move the
adoption az these resoirtions
Capt. kYNuER--And ! move that they lie laid On the
table.
The yeas and ppys were demanded.
Capt lyNDrrsl would ash IL there possible way Of
getting the,e yeas Maya This onven,ion Is alb
soutey weary In calling the yeas and nays merely TO
satisfy the price OF few indyidu ais here
Tie PREsIpEsT-l The Chair would suggest that this de-
bate Is entirely out Of order.
morton was here made To the effect that the rescn-
ton adopting the rules of the last Lgtsfure for tho
government OF the convcri ion be roscinded.
The PReIrTSr declared the motion out Of order.
request made that Tho motion to call the yeas
and nays should be withdrawn br refused Con-
siderable confusion ensnea in the Inids, Of ~hich
ton made and carried In favor OF recess until
O'Clock
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention reassembed at the appointed time,
lie sidept aLE0unccd the TO
he the motion of laying the resolutions offered by Mr.
Mann upon the table, upon which the yeas aad nays
were called.
The resolutions again read, after which the Secre
The PRESIDENT aeid that the nes ton was not upon
the resolution but upon the motion to lay IT upon the
The vote by yeas an nays had the following result:
Mr. a. r. IAsSIxo, OF Allegheny now moved that the
convention proceed to nominate candidate for Lieut.
Goeefbor
prvc 7 baya a
sent into your presiding c.r, with instructions
that II should be sened soon tho convention
would he p,epared to entcr into that nomination.
This communication Was rcad b the Secretary, as
fellows
SyRAcUss sspt. 8, 1854
70 TIE PRESIDENT TIE DEMOCRATIC STATE CcsyENnoS:
siR-Ny tame having been mentioned in connection
with tire office which now hold, desire, in order to
s,c al the subject state to the
convt n. % in this what have uniformly
esed elsewhere, that am not candidate for the Of
hce and that respectfully decline The nouina ion
Allow e. improve this to express lively
sense 81 GRATITUDE fer The generous successful sup
lot which FIR two successive te, havs heretofore
received tx Il united democracy &c tina sta and
indulge t!e Ecpe that the laross the convent s
ieuiL 10 restoring the pesm4neot ancy of demo-
,beci-nt servant, 4 L. chuRcH
cart. RyNpEK:-- move hat docoment bs laid upon
the tabe
TIE PRE- nEsr--n Is already done daughter
Cart krapfns-i bencve the frs. thing now il order
is tie nomination fer Governor. | ND not understand
this mcrrirg that the nomination for Governor
ads understood that there twu negative votes
an can7squettl, It was rot by acc au'ation.
Tie PRS pEsTNr. smith Eiovcd that ne Governor be
o-nnnt.d accamstion in consequence Of that
notion b.nl lost, renewed it, and carried
b. is now candidate Of the cog vent on for that Office
tapt ! ysrTrs--sr. President ana gentleman of the
Convention: was certain ass mistektn ana am mis-
taken uaisher oesife 10 move that 1t be passed
by reclamation now; that there Gay not be dissenting
vote.
Mr. L. B SHsrARp OF New Yort-From what have
heard, from what Las been very distinct y said
py Govern or Sey lnour, satisfied he cannot be
prevailed upon to He stated 10 certain
of private aui character which it would be
uen ely improper for me TO satc here but which, II
state every gentleman would recognise and there
would he diner Of opinion iu reference to their
force ULcer there crcunstap Co.'S II teems to that 1t
hardly worth while for this convention to adjourn
With p"sitiye dscnaiion over the signature of Gov
consequences must resuleither this convention would
bsye TO be assembled again for tho purpose Of nomost
mg Governor, it would bsve to 60 what 1t has
right To dodeiegatc its power to othsr noiy.
How mach may regret tins, il 10 better for
20 meet it, md 10 make ticket hero to
the ccpsidel, lin Of the convention Pcrbaps sir.
the best fo which this mat,or be placed would
re 10 move taat committee OF 1--we be appointed Of
three the n,mher is Of email consequencetoa pprise
Governor by telegraph Of hts nomination, and
to ascertain wheher he will the candidate OF the
The IkkskNr- The motion is no. strictly In order uu-
less the gentleman ircm An-shany aithdfaxs his for the
present
The motion wss ziiharavn.
Mr.. ircafAs. Of Cirtor-I propose that again take
vote upon the domination Of Governor that I've may DO
CArrAlS ByAna1ss- Is that motion in orjer2
The PRESIDENT Not unless Mr. shepard OF New York,
ehau vi hdtsw his
Mt sIrpAnp--weli sir, viii give way, but With the
understanding u he be feegra phcd, 10 that
may ios bow We stand upon that question.
The molten was sguin put when IT answered with
atremt Ddoue sye only three nays being heard
Arotusr no'ttn was then made AMI carried, appoint
tpe committee of tbrse to appese Governor Sey rour,
ty vel graph Of his nomination. and report bis an
seerto be convention. Mr.. Shepard Dtan Richmond
ana : b Jege. we're appoioted GU the committee
~ NJ Ia xotf la npt rsf Ma
convention.
Voci-He is a member, as he was substituted Ia
place ,f one Of the delegates from saratoga
This question being settled Mr.. Jewett sss Ietaaed on
the committee
otiop, the Convention went into tho nomina ton
OF Lieu ensnt Governor
Mr. WusH moved that he 10 nom mated ritd roce
Mr. Wight moved that he be nominated by ballot
Mr.. Wrights motion wss lost, and Mr.. welsh's
adopted.
so M1BBIr moved that recess Of fifteen minutes be
taseD order 70 allow the members TO consult among
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