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


81 ould derive extension nom such repeal
Received That in the organization Of tAe American Or
ia REGARDED local and not national In its charac
tor suiject for the liberation Of difference Of opinion
as such has rghtful place in the platform Of the
ioral American larty.
STATE RESOLUTION.
As the commercial the school and the inter-
nal Improvement systems Of the state M greatest
pride and glory, and have made her what che emphati
caly Il. the Umpire State, therefore,
Resolved, That the American party will always re-
gard II s highest duty to foster and protect and defend
Resolved That the this great State mpera
tivey demand change Of rulers; that we would see
internal improvements COM leted should expel
ON Office The partisans In control who. instead Of
ett The tecon OF the canals to be kept In repair by
contract at saving Of $500 900 year as they may and
ty law authorized TO do corrupty continue In place
hoide Of officials to absorb Ito revenues for private
ument for clcctonee ing purposes and to pepetua'e
their unhoi possession u power.
1ho following is list Of members Of tho Committee
Platforms and who signed the resolutions -
No-.hrup. Sanders, Caldwell. No. HI-Whiston Van
Corkie, westbrooh No. iV--Freeman, Hoibrooh, Rus
iin. sG asn ary lss 20 D.sss
No. vIII-Eur~ell, Peck, scrcggs.
Published by order Of the state Council. Signed J. w.
Barker, PRESIDENT. A. +. harrington, Secretary
IIas(us Brooks, Of New York. and g. A. scroggs OF
Buffalo were chosen delegates At large to the National
Convention.
IRON the Times, the Junior Seward organ.l
BISsnAsToS, Wednesday, Aug ~, 1855.
The quarterly session Of the trana Council 0rter of
terday. At the meeting held in Syracuse last June the
President reported there were organized in the State
about I go subordinate councls At this gathering
yesterday afternoon 49, OF these subofdnates had rep
rcsentatvcs present few more have arrived his
not growing small by degrees and beautifully less
occurs so 10 me- The main body of the Delegates appear
by the hotel registers 10 be from the densey populated
citIctsNcw York, Buffalo, Albany, and their precincts
tlonght and ielt The sentiment With which the
l,adeis have professed 10 be 50 deeply imbued
performing in hrghamton. ! Do not one that
vi,a, and v;gor to such They are al e.
tilted In their locks actions, and al 10 each other
much after the fashion of very small politicians. when
outsiders around, Il is amusing TO notice the pro-
foundly mysterious look they put and how they
really appear TO think they impress you with the belief
that in truth they do know something and have
mission To per.oim have pet dog who is sometimes
entrusted With The duty Of watching tho homestead, and
nss look mS' Of that sss V 10 say hs SIX
yatch and all 'hereon Is safe while stand here"
that sx patch while Dot'' guard They have
the nesence that sparses from the
eyes OF The original. passed three Of them but q
nent since and in the lowing beard Of the one the
white neckcoth and short compact figure of the second
and The bach combed hair and bare aced look Of the
third there was evident the same caroworn, borne
downwh he-~eight ofo ur-manifestdespy, that
traeeahc in the characteristics when first
tered them: think they we're IN labor wihs PLATFORM
and not doing well would be expected.
There here about all the notoriees who pre-
sent at syracuse in June last President Barker as
sabe and pleasant though he had not been deprived
brother Stevens to have monopoSsd all the g1 humor
al,ted TO tie enti,e eonclAve. Brother Barker Is the
guest Of Col Lewis eminent and wealthy citizen Of
this place, and believe Of the Whig State Central
G. n,nce. don't think that the Colonel viii be
vered to ndooism even by the great apostle Of that
faith.
ohauncey sehaaer appears to have brought with him
some thing Of the feel he expressed in hs home
council He tas loudly Of free soil patformof r~pu
dinng The twelfth section and Of sundry other
svs movements That have been strangers both 70 him
has discovered ray o, light through the gloom Of his
own defeat.
Some have way Of eternally climbing, and yet
being everlastngly at the foot Of the mountain; they al
ways attain the positions Of leaders Al the precise
old personal friend and very earnest man, that meet
herc-Jamos y. Reynod, Esq., who years
sgone jealousy and yet avoraby known by the wings
CANT aigns and then much man Of the people. l
think shade Of sourness at some political misunder
standings sent him wanacrer through, Texas,
when he accumulated some lands, and herewith
dent admiration Of The with the success OF
He is now a Northern man with southern prin.
cipes." Ho has taken hold seriously Of Hindooism
its acts as well as its ,endencics His method i Of
the old dough face school, that yet thinks II possible to
tho no, e' II tho people OF the North In ali these
years that he has absent from tho fight Of fee-
dem be thinks the army has learned no new tactic
that mastery inactivity whereby they we're often
lett ut tie mercy Of Southern ssgressors. He is
sthenng and plar ming and revolving within his mar
circles ~ Syracuse and Bnghainon, and hence At
Auburn and Cnnanaagua, and thinks he Is catching
f,h. When his net comes shore in November next
and sgsin in the succeeding No, ember he will find IL
throws up nothing 10 the land but the dead ami forgotten
heavy and water oggei, and sIns out Of sight
there years but yet friend Reynolds viii spread his
net in the ti eddies and Sets and will not that
the -.hoeP Il In the swift eurFentsshs living ~sts
faEm Ms IL here, and ranng loudly as ever. leg
ter Is also here intent upon hon.ing-hs bobby fee-
hotel books so that lady Of doufui parcnagc in the
town, Tho must be- incog. Hammond and Brigham, Of
the Albany R~,i1,y In and out and around. Seah
failed 10 draw.
pceches made by barker snd shsfer OF New York
Livingston samuel Hammond Of Albany and G. q Burr
u New Yoyb. Nothing remarkable SAID, and but
faint sn,hssia.m wa. m.ndesied. Kenneth Rayner,
brooks uln'.n and other .peesers announee did not
r,g rum spS1 ma " a.,ofx o,xvp.wp
The Committee u Iweny5our on tbs Platform report
ed this evening through Frnstus Brooks, Chairman.
CnirStrr remurn moved n b. received and adopted
By acclsmA,on aud sddod VIII that platform We c.n
some person undertook 10 speak bur cries Of "Ques-
ton" drt vIfd bis voice.
Mr. BROOKS annou need that the brother On dc com.
mlites who dis.enisd bad signed the resolution
ybs was received with cheers, ye-, heaps dancing,
mons raons Of Joy At tho dangers of row which had
been eccapea by throwing overheard the Philadelphia
PLATINUM. Only four delegates voted against the plat
form and resolutions.
EVENING SESSION.
The platform report received with Tremendous APP
plause the being taken there but four dis
senting voices The result Was received with renewed
aprlauo, cheer upon cheer. eapping hands stamping
feet, &c
Mr. BaooKs, Of rew York Chairman OF the Cornm,te.
Fesoluon- and patfrIn III. following report
unanimously from The committee, and Il unanimous
mour Jr., occa. ionaliy apparent.
Two faces not h~re,ofor- among them
nowhe two brothers. Chauneey and ileusa Burr.
What decsyed and rotten ship has foatsl IN
political waters at the helm Of which these pilots
rave not sfccdf do not remember party contest
In which they tho victorious sideand yet
think the, have tried all r,de- Chaancey last
t6ranfe 'bc hard boardsbut believe his piroues
not exactly 10 the l;king d the managers they
rrng the CERTAIN down on him and he seeks
gag, ment for the season from those who cater for
Bindoo ansIi-pner.
hon. joel ]. Hcadoy, o. ,he last Assembly s domi-
ing delegate and win probably make speech In pubic
during The sessscn q The Convention. lie Is much