The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-31

AfsAsY, July 8 1853 Democratic State Committee.
A. the national hard shell democr acy had effected
change in their programme, by putting the day Of
ing week In advance Of that first fixed the a,o
made a change, though on another tack. They
yened two delegates each Assembly district ias,sai
OF Cne There were therefore, should have been 2.yS
delegates I'm attendance.
They ssmbicd at II O'Clock NJ, in Market Hail.
Il rather small Dimensions, which made their
berrarPear quite imposing.
The proceedings were opened by Mr. A. r. LAssIso
propo,ing Mr. Robert Campbell Of s,euben, a. tempo.
raIy Chain man % the Convention.
The ne minntion ratified.
Mr: eAsrM1I, in assuming the chair, addressed the
meeting. He san
you my sincere thanks for thchonor you have
uIon me in cecng me TO de ten porarily the
organization Of this Convention On booking around
wh,m recognize liz. members OF the demo-
cratic Iarymen whose counsel have been In former
FORMER years, when adhered to- uniformly led 10 the
Of the democratic and Of the democra,s
Ticket hope and trust that th. occasion, de-
nbe atoms will be conducted in sprit of harmony and
years. tArpauseJ 1naths Convention vii, PERM, mr.
.1a nop
athfny the constituents who cent him here Tor that
81 no s sn as as
will have reason TO apprehend but that shall be
successful as In former years.
~ King of0.yugs, as temporary Secretary Of the Con
venticn
Mr.. rAIAtD Of Cortland, propcsed Mr. A. H. Green,
Of the city Of New York, al additional Secretary.
The Nomination confirmed.
Nj. 6IitN called the list al delegates.
There being two sets OF delegates claiming seats from
Schenectady ccln'y, committee q five wa appointed
The committee consisted Of Acssrs Ira yanderpool OF
lric; Hiram Perry u Albany Rufus Heater, Of Clinton
Jc.eph Rose, q New York, and Ira Godfrey, Of iIv
ingsfcn.
Mr. Bossro P.n .sD OF Cortland, moved that a COM
mee com htins q two deiesaes from each judicial dis
irict be pointed by the chair r tho Of nni-
ns'iI q permanent o4ye-rs u ,fre sntinn.
Tbs question was taken and tho motion was ado.ted.
Tho following gentlemen appointed hy the Chair
| "a such Committee on Organs Atiea:-
liz.
1. John nelly. WHOM Small,
D. samuel r. johnson, james Mabbe,t
/ Is. Jckn 7. Eogeboo1n, Isaac Hctnnihe, ~.
l :. Jcssh Sanford, byron p.nd,
I 8. J. p. stsrbueh, II. II. Coe,s,
| .. II. Pahard, Robert Parker,
7. {. H. Chsk, Gabriel r. narrower,
And thsn, motion, the CONVENTION to.A rece-. til
o'clock r. n.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention fe-asssmtlea NJ O'Clock r. ~
The CHAIRMAN announced that Mr.. Sansord, appoint
cd the Committee 81 Organization, not 10 at
,sn1snce he would appoint instead u him Mr. Root OF
EerliTer.
from the Iif'h district, while NJ san'ord from the
Fourth and the Chair thercupoD appointed Mr.. David
C. iad-en, ofst Lawrence county, TO On te vacancy.
HE called the list d delegate. anew, and
to ,fsir ns% nam ' ard took 't their r seats: ~
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