The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-25
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
The Hard Shells In Convention in
Syracuse.
LIST OF DELEGATES.
Names Of Candidates Nominated,
&C., &C., &c.
FIRST DAYS PROCEEDINGS

The delegates the State Convention Of the National
Democracy Of New York. Of the hard anti-admuisra
tion stripe met at IL o'clock NJ on Thursday the 23d,
in wietng Hail. Syracuse There had been informal
meeting at O'Clock A. NJ, in the dining Of the
Syracuse House. at which the appointment of temporary
officers made. No subject Of any importance other
than that, was brought ON the taps there.
The attendance Of delegates very full. The num-
Der elected 12s and there seemed to be about 100
present They appeared 70 be highly intelligent and
respectable body Of The meeting called to
der by Mr. LYON of Utica who proposed the Of Au
sustus schell as temporary chairman.
motion was made TO appoint committee OF two to
notify Mr. Sche of his appointment temporary chair
man. and to Inform him that the convention in
sion.
An amendment was moved that that committee report
On the 4th of July next.
The amendment insisted on, but voted down. and
the original motion was adopted.
Mr.. Haskin and Dr. Cooke appointed such COM
mittee to wait on Mr.. sche
There being some delay experienced in the coming in
of the chairman IT was moved that another committee
be appointed wait upon him and inform him that the
convention was in session
Mr.. NAFEw hoped that Mr.. Haskin and Dr. Cooke
would not be deprived Of the honor Of waiting Mr.
Scher.
After few moments Mr.. scHEI entered, and was re-
be the appointment of secretaries to the convention
Messrs. John s. Nafew Of Albany, and H. 7. Wilcox, Of
Chautauque, appointed such secretaries.
The CHAIRMAN then addressed the Convention. He
said
Gentlemen OF the Convcntion-In accepting the posi-
ton which your partiaty has assigned TO me- you will
Pelr 20 congratulate yoa the objects which you
have in view in Assembling IN convention this day, and
also On the patriotic feeling which actuates you in the
discharge OF your duty. (Appauae) The national de.
mocrats Of the State as Ia times past prepared
to declare their principles 70 nominate their candidates
for Office and to enter into TIE campagn with the de-
termination to succeed. {App'ause) The principles
which advocate those which the constitution
perpeuatcd. (Applcusc.) The present time calls for
their bold and distinct enunciaton In state,
in other States being made to perfect that
great sectional party which oriuatcd IN Buffalo in
1S4S and which unites In It's organization all who
are opposed to the principles which we advocate They
Will present to the country the great ssue OF nationality
or scctionalsm OF Union or d1union and we shall be
prepared to mcci it,. (Arp'cuse othec questions OF
great Importance Will be presented to your considera
ton The demccratc pcrty OF the Cnio now, cver
oppoced to the Dcs5ao of samptucTy law subiecting
trary visitation II T. opposed to all legislation which
violates the hospaltics guaranteed by the constitution
and laws 10 adopted citizens. which proscribes them
for their Place OF birth religious faith. cloud hurras
and protrac;od vocierations OF ap ause) thank you
for the honor you have conferred upon me, and trust
that the true spirit Of patriotism and concord viii cha
ractcrize your deliberations and will secure the triumph
of the democratic party to which w~ a'' de'o'ca. GAP
Iouse.J
one from each Judicial district be appointed nominate
permanent officers of the convention.
The point of order raised that the convention
no, yet fully organized the ofdeegates had
been called
Mr. scK1ls withdrew his motion until the lit Of dele
se'cs should have been called.
The lists were called and the following gentlemen
swered 10 their names:-
/rbany-wle,t scarles LIST; John $. Nafew, I'd; Sam.
al. : =. WpYaalt tth.
Aiiegany-E W. Parles and :. G. Wihon
Lrco,ne-George Bartlett.
Cotfaraugus-I. J. Wheeler and Daniel Judd.
Crprgd--C. W. pomeroy and s N Downs.
Chofouque--T. 4. Osborn and II. =. Wilcox.
fhemung-Iyman Covell
Cnsnongo-R 4. Curtis Ist; VIM. G. Sands, %.
Cfinton--None.
Sol,nniia-Eiiwin Hoes and Joseph B. Mcneil.
Cotlundt-s. G. Hathaway.
Dtle,rare-wm. Peters, Isl; sam. B. Champion 3D.
Dmchess-D: y; Aiken 2 B. Osborn ard ID r A. Boz R, s.,
E,ie-Hy. W. Rogers 1st Horatio n. Walker, I'd har-
man s. Cutting, Sd; ). NJ. Soutbworth 4tb.
Ew1-None.
Futo7 and Haniltog,--G A. Newkirk
Genessy-James g. shepard, LIST Elijah Herrick, ID.
Herlimr-samI Carle, Ist: VIM. johnson ID.
.Je6erson--wm. Carlyle, Lysander H. Brown, and G. :.
K;nm~c. Foo2er T. s Bergen, y. Mtken, Vim. r.
Humphrey ard \. T. Williams.
observation-disclosures g. Miller and Mcneil Seymour.
Madisoa--F u. Whs,maa and :. 9. Mott. :
Msaroe-Henry Norman, Luther II. Hovey, Vim. Z.
Nas TmA-J. y. Blackburn, lst; Thos. J; Barr "a;
Vim. IhiIIps 81 =. b. Hart 4th; Geo. 7 Alden 9th;
John E. Hs s o @ Geo. % a sss W@ 'a Tarnure 1seph os n
Asahel {. Levy, lIh Iep'l 4. sickes, 18th Augustus
schel ls,h ii 81 Yard, lith; James B Bensel 18th;
ard y. L. Taylor, 1Ch.
A6nCoasry--H. saca.
Niacera-shcrman Mclean, r. II. Baughton.
Casida-B. II. Williams Alyah Wheaton and Dayid
Onsa9cqa--Co.v ers Van Alstine, c. r. Potter, Sand
ford c. Fa4.er eud 1ohn a. Green.
Oa,lar;a--S ii, TaVt.cr
G.crcs-C 4 Ielknap, lst; Gilbert ]. Becbee 2d and
Urleans- Toratio n. Hurber.
S1Sce0o--Wm. Lewis and q. H. Whitney,
Cssegc-Geo Gcrkc J. II. Scott and $. : Bovine.
Psfaam--J D. Littlc
R~nssslaer--J l.. Van voltenburgh J. T. Grant and j.
R;e1mond-Riebard D. Little.
Hocsidud--Nicholas e. fsuvclt.
81. La,unoe-Simcon Hazleton, Thomas Bacon, and
Grosa-Issia Blood 1st, and Charles :. Lester, q.
;Schenecady--reHd c. Smith
;SrHolare--N. 4. Tsssiter.
.Senerd-Samrel Elai-
usaen--J. G. More, =. ~ Hyde, and a. Van sickle.
Suqoik-George Howell and Reuben Edwards, Jr.
Suiriran-Amos Y shceley.
Togd-Erastus Iyans.
Il Tr,3kins--N =. Williams.
I7str--samuel iIcIntyre and George A. shufclt.
WoyTen--C. II. Taxfon
| Woslinqton--O Cooke, 1st; Orvile Clark, I'd.
| Wayns-Georgc W. Cramer and T. Dickinson
Westehatr-A B. Tappan. Daniel G. Birdsan, and } =
| zoe.
Wgominc-A. 4. Stephens.
| Ydies-N Rapcy -
Total number OF delegates present.
Absent.
fiectcd
There two Delegates present con'estng rat FOR
the county Of westchester, namely A. D. Tsppan and
q. 7. Yoe.
moved ths. COMMITTEES Of Ave be appointed 70
invssaiate thc- csedrntal, and report which the
leg;,rrste delegate.
delegate ptoposed that the two contestants should
AAcnre vie sr they had voted for Greene Brorson at
the t election and ths he did should be declared
Bfh the contesting gent'onen declared with much
heuerce tat they hid each voed for Greene G. Hronson
and ,he whole ticket. daughter
The roa.ioo sor he sppoinmen. Of committee OF fve
vas nat and carr cd and the following persons were APP
pointed sush Spencer, Nafew, Tap
1an nd