The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-30
Presidential Movement OF the National De-
mOcrets.
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THE HARD SHELLS IN COUNCIL At SYRACUSE.
SYRACUSE, April %, 1855.
The hard shell campaign for Cincinnati was fuly or
aapized here day Five Gays since the hard shell stas
alternates appointed the Cincinnati Convention calling
them to meet here to day Threefourts Of the whole
number answered to the rou There Tsrs present, aar
OF John Naier Augustus Sshsii Glover Of
New York, ana other Lights of tbs party
the afternccn the convention of dess Aes met By way
terminating each other they endorsed the resolutions
Each delegate ard alternate WA required to sign
the resolutions, and they all did 50. This was done
nansss 70 ssAnsa
One Of Them E. Darwin smith. being open to this OBJ
jeetop has resigned, One OF the resolutions pledges
the PARTY knick Know Knothngism to pieces posi-
be-" and the step day wA taken to make things right
at C;ueinnat No delegate viii be snt wed 70 have
show unless hs signs the resolutions. Commit
tres to M vacancies snd bring the facts in relation 70
the quarrel In this State according to the hard shell
view Of them befors the convention, we're spponssd
ard at early hour the conve n0n dissolved, and the
harcs went hems rather iubDant than otherwise.
There waa nothing official done about candidate:
The Cu,ade talk all about Dickinson and Rusk ans
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TIE following is . more detailed account Of the pro-
cetcIgs. The Cincinnati delegates and alternates con-
yer ed at Meyers Hall, ct The chairman OF the
State Ccmmittee called to ordor and nominated George
j. Tucker Of New York, and Hartman 8. Cutting Of Erie
Secretaries pro TIM. The noninees we're unanimously
chosen snd after calling owe. the list Of delegates, an
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Upen the re- ssembiDg Of the Convention com
mltee on organization was appointed, a. touows3p.s
Cutting Of Erie; David Hamilton, Of Albany; and Elisha
Smiit, Of Chsnargo The names Of permanent officers
reported by the committee and unArmouy chosen
BY the Convention, "a follows =
President Samuel Beardslsy, OF Oneida.
Psoe Pvesidsnts.-GeoTgs W. Clinton, OF Exi5, and
Thomas B. Mitchell, OF Schenectady.
tcraars John b. Rey nods, Of Albany, and Thomas
H. Howell, Of Ontario.
Mr. Fowler, Of Orange msved the appointment Of an
executive committee. Agreed to- ana the following
named gentlemen se:ested such ommittee:-SAmusi
Fowler OF Orange; Elisha Smith, OF Chenapgo; Eli ali
Ward, Of New York HenIy W. Rosers, of Ere; and G.
deon j. Tucker Of New all delegates or altera.es
CEREAL JAMES G. HATHAWAY, Of Cortland, offered .
resolution that the delegation cordially accepts and rA
ss the resolutions opted BY the National Democratic
State ventcn Of August 1885, reade png those
lutiCGs at krgh Also, that the delegates and alter
mates ign these resolutions.
Unanimously agreed to, and the members OF the con-
vencn proceeded to sgn tie resolutions including the
anti fee soil and anti Know Nothing platforms, adopted
by the convention, August %, 1856.
On molten Of General WARD the delegation adjourned
On Saturday preceding the Yst Monday Of juno next
demand admission or rejection OF the National Demo-
c,atc Cow. niion.
The proceedings were un Snmous throughout and the
entire delegation appeared determined to require the
Cincinnati c. INVENTION to decide whether tree soIers
shall be accounted democrats in the State Of New
York.
The State Con nittes met ct The Globe HOTEL Colonel
Sam Fowler preaidlsg, Henry NJ Hyde acting a. Score
tary The butiLess transacted was merely formal Ad.
joprped sine die.