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

No.. one party is about to form platform in which
Is the restoration Of the Missouri compromise. do not
measure which viii endorse the fusonsts We Say tbs
repeal Of the Missouri compromise wrong then where
JOIN VAN BuRx rose and vndicsted the city ss taking
the lead In democratic He said though there
may be some oRceholders in the New York delegation,
yet the delegation represents an classes New York like
all commercial cities don't fancy which
she cannot be reduced to practice But the demo-
cratic party must protect those who are suffering from
outrages The wings can't do it. They only In once
in while to look the books desire the euccsss
Of the democratic party. ! want them to repeal
Nothns pSposod to say nothing sSou.
the adminisdon nothing about slavery but II too
late hall vote for Mr.. Cassdy's resolutions. It
Is a. full condemnation of the Kansas outrages
should want and says nothing derogatoy to the admins
traton word about Office holders There has been no
had been made should be opposed to it. Those who at
tempt merely wing plunderers who strive to sink all
other matters to retrieve their fortunes. think Kan
will be free territory II the administration will
force the law have requested II to do let us wait
and see. By and BY will move an amendment to this
Of MT in the %CTds 9" a
pended to Mr. Cassidy's first resolution will sustain all
the other measures Of this convention.nay more will
agree oppose every other resolution having reference
to slavery. If you follow this course will crown
your efforts J,
Mr.. HNcxIEY, of Ontario-I am not here to bow the
knee the Baa of slavery to the Custom House and
Post Chice OF New York. feel like brave Indian on
the battle field tremendous cheering and csppng Of
What's the matter with the Office holderss They have
they shall not heard from the rural districts mean
hear from them.
Here the speaker heard talking very loudly, while
cries of "Louder,n "louder;' "let them show their
teeth" &C., resounded through the hall.
The CBAIR-I observe q great many here who are
clappng who do not appear belong to the Convenon
Mr.. nNcNEY-I intend to 60 back to my constituency
with my duties performed If the Convention docs not
repudate the infamous Nebraska bill they will omit it at
their peril.
The speakers voice could now hardly be heard as
versation among the members Of the Convention was
going on in rather loud tone
CHAp-ss Order,' " Order"
Mr.. HiSoKIET-lt has been suggested to me that am
wearyng the Convention The gentleman the other side
AZ the house had all the time this forenoon The gentleman
illustrated squatter sovereignty to Adam and Eve the
point cr which we could not extract II you don't give
" truly democratic platform you will rue the day.
Mark my words and recollect my prophecy in November
Jcirs VAN BrRS slightly modified his proposed amend
ment 70 Cassidys frat resolution.
Mr.. sYAmcK approved Of Cassidy's resolution though
he did not exactly like the language
Mr.. Mnim-we had better adopt platform which
se can stand. like the resolution presented by Mr..
shepherd, but as we can't have that let US take the
other.
Mr.. sUHar,p was opposed to Mr. Van Buren's
amendment
Mr. NYr did not like the milk and water character Of
JON, vas BrRrS moved, as an addition to Mr.. CASH
dys revolution that the democracy Of this State will
hhriy adhere To all the compromises Of the constitu
ton and maintain all the reserved rights Of the States
They deem this appropriate occasion to declare their
hostility 70 the extension of slavery into free territory
Passed.
Mr. BrNI proposed amendments to Mr.. Cassidys reso
iutions
Mr.. sssraAgD proposed their indefinite posponement
Canned.
On the motion OF Mr.. SHrTHARD Mr.. Cassidys rcsou-
ton rarsed. This carries Mr. Van Burcn's amend
ment with II.
The resolution approving of the administration
ported iy the Committee Resolutions then passed
The convention then voted that the State Central Com
mitite lie chosen in The usual manner
II being now midnight II was moved 10 adjourn. Lost
by \ vote Of 50 Ia 81.
TIE convention here undertook TO make nomination
Cor judge of the Cours Of Appeals, when motion
again made TO adjourn 10 quarter 10 nine O'Clock TO-
morning. Carried.