New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-11
,yTI-PROHIBITORY LAW STATE CON
VENTION.
SYRACUSE. Wednesday, Oc,

SYRACUSE Wednesday OCT ~ 100
TIE Constitutional or Anti-Prohiotoy -. W.
non tnc. nve sS;ourned until p VI. Upon re-
asseubIirg permanent officers we'o epPoIp;:gga n
iows. n. C. Werner, prtsloen,i VICE n.Ii.' r
p.ard Il Cozzeps Cyrus Edton, y. balWl -
.; n',,n I r. Canitld, 81. Ii. Mande 7iile: ''eo.
~ ~ sScret1res Thomas p. Strong and H. ;.
Cusbmap. .bo main ,,o1a br;er re
.ub.,sptislly disavo~irg conpulsion or re-
st,in,;In "a a means Of abrogstl' moral evhs
~, VsnSeIpool Of Erie, moved the Convention
adont the safe candidates which one or another Of the
nsrihs have D0miua'ed. 80
M Dil,aye OF S, recuse offered an amendment thst
coaam,tf, Of eight be appointed to co1fer WITH the
Stale Liquor Dealers convention now in session.
Mr vsD6eTpoO Objected.
NJ, Fowler OF Orange. moved as q further amend
neni tbat the committee nominate a ticket for State
Upon this motion aud the amendments debate
sross in which Messrs Dillaye Kiioourn, CLARK, Van
dertool Cozzens NJ andeville AID Fowler took part.
Mr. Fowlers amendment passed amid great
confusion owing to the uncertainty Of what was be-
fore the meeting.
MIR. Hendriskson moved to lay the whole subject
on II table, wbe eupOu the president appointed the
following committee: Messrs Bayard, foEler DIi'
lave, Bad. er, Strong, Cark. Vaudeville and Brown
Adjourned TO in lie evening
EyESING SESSION.
The convention at O'co@k This evening reassem-
bled and af or waiting forty-hve minutes rumors be-
came prevalent that the Two conference Committees
Dsy on and Coaes were appointed to ascertain when
the cou mittee conference would report
A o'clock retu ming, they reported that The com
mittee on conference would report Mt +. NJ where
mon the convention nd jOurDed for one hour.
Afe p. NJ. ar Dill aye, from the committee on coz
ference ,elorted the zane candidates as those NOM
mated by the Liquor Dealers convention.
Mr.. Wheeler then moved that 8 committee OF three
be sIpoI ted to invite The Lquor-dealers cOnven-
ton to come and ake part in the deliberations OF this
convention.
of tho candidates
bso been selected from residents along the Enc rail-
road.
Mr. Clark replied that persons 10 that locality had
either answered at all the lnterrogatOIes put 10
them BIZ Mr.. French Of the Liquor dealers conven-
toi in regard their views of prohibtory laF, or
had answered adversely to tie principles we MAIN
tar. =
M Ward inst I'D of Mr. Hatch for Secretary OF Sate,
sayirg that Mr.. latch was a supporter OF Gov. Sey-
noui, whereas Mr. Ward, by his oPpos,non 10
SeymouI did not ceserve the nOmioaiion. His con-
stiuer Is would not respond to anything which goes
az ainst HOrstiO Seymour
Mr. Fowler said bis constituents along the Erie
railroad were used to beit neglected. They go for
Mr. Vanderpool-i believe Gov Seymour vetoed
She Liquor bill from principle 1t is too late to refuse
this report. -.
Mr.. DiIaye believed all the nominees 70 be anti
Prof fbitionlsts BIT the question whether they
were an the be men. He deprecated the policy OF
New York and Brooklyn influence, and thought the
sentiments Of Inc lbIdDO
"a thew aeIe more democratic.
Mr.. HeDdricl soD here charged some members with
utter Tor pOIitiCal objects.
He was loudly called TO order.
The chair thought Mr. Hendrlckson very little IL
Mr. Hendrickson move that no nominations be
mace except for judges of the Court of Appeals aud
atone general, and ask the yeas ana nays on the
motion.
Mr. White called for the previous question, to see
whether the convention would retfy the report OF the
cOmRtt6e-
Nj Hepdrickson again called for the yeas and nays
on his notion when reat confusion ensued.
Mr. Cosies moved for the adoption OF the following
resolutloi:
HI Judges Of the Court Of Appess end make no farther
Rejected amid tbunceriDg cheers by vote OF yeas,
Mr. ClaIk called for the previous question.
lO:45 r. NJ Motion made TO adjourn, and lost
The yeas and nays now Gated on accepting
the report Of the committee, when passed by yeas
All p. NJ. the convention voted that committee
of three wait upon the other convention and invite
the IN TO this bali.
AZ ten minutes past IL the members of the Liquor.
Desiers convention ushered into the hail. aud on
motion of Mr.. Fowler the ticket nominated by each
conyt nton was adopted by the joint convention, Col.
French previously having made congraiuia'ofy
speech. , .roao
Mr.. Clark moved that committee composed OF one
from each judicial district be appointed, With power 70
call future convention and TO ill vacancies:
The following is the committee: LIST district, John
w Cuiourt; I'D, +. 5. Cozzens; IIId X. $ Cash
mar: IV,h. John Husis; Vtb, j. F. Kittle; VIII, l.
Wiloughby; With, w. 4. Lawrence; VIII, +. u
Brink
On n otion OF Mr.. Clark it was
R,.o,d Ths the Prohibit Liquor act, passed
by The Legislature of this State It's zst ssi'n, as not only
violation Constitution but a'o as suoyeys OF pets9na
liberty rights OF properly and that its repeal IN
our oph ion. y inPerstveiy dem ,nded - ,,,. :
committee was appointed TO notify candidates OF
their nomination., when the convention at ia Z. NJ
adjourned sire de.