New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-11
uoUoR-DEALERs STATE CONVENTION.

SYRACUSE, wednesday,, OCt, ~, lo0"'
The Ijquorecalers' State convention met this morn
ing, temporarily organized and adjourned until y
Pm.
In the afternoon session Mr.. Powers OF Troy was
eec,ed permanent chairman who made brief speech
on taking the chair IL,
Mr.. Toynbee was appointed vice-president, and
hIessrs Vantine and Harrison seeretaries
On motion of Mr. X. French of NeF-fork, COM
mi,tee of five was appointed to prepare predinoie
Tie following committee was nominated: Messrs
French. Toynbee Golden and Martin.
On motion of Mr.. French, the convention then 40
iourned Cor an hour to give the constitutional COZ
ysption time 10 appoint q committee OF conference
At tire expiration Of the hour the convention was
again call. 10 order, and committee, consisting Oh
Dean Martng and Gould, was appointed 10 conlf
with similar committee from the constitutional con
yentiop.
Adjourned 10 O'Clock, p. NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
At in the evening the convention reassemoled.
Mr. EreDch from the committee on conference re-
ported that they had met the commtes OF the consul
tuiional convention and had agreed unanimously, on
ticket such as the hquor-desles could safely vote
for as follows:
Secretary OF Staie......."....AARON~ AkD asTd,
CSnir,i sg................LE aUEL srEIsON, Soitt
Tie.STf..:.,..'..."5oSEHa L L[HnhS s s.S
S,torn.y nsr. ...'....SS61aaSfbl FAY and '0"
Cana Derrick soLLErT d
Stale prison ~ ssLbsS sof
judges ct ooOrt of Appeals iSicaoLAs ALL ill., Soft
syor the long t.rrn fFor the short term So
Mr.. Dean of New-York was IN favor fi sulklnS
from the tsket all the names except those for torney
general and Judges of the court Of appeals. tie De
sired soch officers had anything 10 DO With the exc
cuton of the Law TO be autiProhibihOnis's; but he
was in the minority. He felt that by adopting any
enrc ticket thousands would be driven away. he
wa Ia svor Of the ticket selected because those who
co.rpo. ed Vt were anti Probi5 itionists.
Mr. Clark Of New. York conceded with Mr.. Dean
shout sukiTg out the names Of all except the lega
officer.
Mr.. French said the Lquor-dealers platform was
he only political platform on which he stood. He
knew ,vssy man the reported ticket was sound to
The c.uss and against the Prohibition prisciple.
Mr. Deans amendment lort AID the report OF the
come iee adopted unanimously.
Mr. FIench from the committee on platform and
resoutops reported the following preamble and reso
lutons which were unannously adopted.
WAoas This could consistently "tb the ps
form sdoVsei the Liquor Des eTs state coovenf'oa nea
S,<ue 9Th Of August last Donina candidates oi
ofee another party. uress shs be necessary
eoeTve Pobcsisls those in favor If thee principles 10
Which the 1dAes who may be opposed % sn
ety shall be nominated OF ndorsed
wshsos rsd their parry politics. aud where's both se-
ots OF Democratic Republican party have Ia their respect
I've ps@us fuk unequvocAy aud ungusihedy expressed
spt@eaSn 70 AL pTohibit'y n9a9r tS. wnsese, ana
wnefr tee Republican party have indoed the Pfohotor
iqne lew and ether parties have been silent heeoni and
wher - oe OF the cinddes Of the various POLITICAL parties
nave ief snsVered inerosstofies uasaaetoS OF re
used 20 sssser them, therefore
F''Sffs hS We nominate the following candidates Tor the