The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-28
Tl.e Calls for the stote Convemtions.

Whereas, the Democratic National Convontlon Assem-
bled al Cincinnati the 9TH Of June, by unanimous
vote
Resolved That the proceedings this Convention relating
stricken from the record thereof and that earnestly
mend 10 bo, delegations here present to unite IN call OF
State Convention 10 nominate An ELECTORAL TICKET and
ticket for State officers
Aud whereas a committee of nve from sch delegation
Cincinnati, then and there agreed upon caii to be
signed by the respective delegation in the words follow
ing, 10 wit
To THE DExocRArc ELECTORS THE STATE NEW YoRK-
emSed a, CINCINNATI BY thu
OF james Buchanan the democratic candidate for
denc recommended that the representing the
s,a o. New York at that Convention SHOULD unite In the call
ticket for State officers The undersigned in pursuance OF
10 assemble on the 10Th day d july next O'Clock NJ a.
he National Hall In me cy OF syracuse 70 nominate an elec
request the respective State committees make the
carry foregoing recommendation effect
The undersigned avail themselves Of this occasion recon-
most hearty and active support Of The candidates OF the demo
principles in the State entirely Dependent upon their good
.an1 whereas we have rendered to the State Commit
OF the opposite section convened at Albany copy Of
the above call, signed by us-ieayng to tlem the desg
naon Of the time and place such State Convention aud
inc. ding among it, purposes the nomination of State c-
GERS they have refused to unite in tho same, exprese
ing doubt OF their power to unite i'll joint call of such
Coz, tbtion and refusing to admit the authority Of the
Cincinnati Convention in the premises =
Resolved That doubling power call such Con.
venon and acknowledging the binding authority OF the Gin
cina eouton hereby call tho democrats OF the State
ork, friendly election buchanan and
John G. breckenridge without reference TO past divisions TO
Il one
III, 10Th July L. NJ tor the purpose
he transaction OF such other business come before the
CrvoniioA.
albany juno &c. 1856. -
A' 'Fder Of the De- DEAN s01 RiCMSoND, Chm
T. CAGGER, Sec'y.
DEMOCRATIC {HARD) STATE CONVENTION.
A State Convention Of the National democracy Of the
OF New York, to consist OF delegate from each
Assembly district will be held ut Syracuse the 9th
day August 1885, IL O'Clock noon for the purpose Of
uniting i'll the nomination Of Electoral ticket and
ioAt. tor State ccers TO be supported by the entire
democracy at the next election and the State Committee,
which Dean Richmond Chairman is respectfully
questcd 10 call similar State Convention Of that portion
democracy represented by such committee tho
ume and at the city, for the purpose,
Ind 10 the end that conflicting organizations may be
merged and perfect union Of the whole democracy
sun ma ed. Dated Albany, June 26 1885, (Signed),
IRAs1tS w. GLOVER, WILLIAM G. ROsiER
JUHN y. SAVAGE, JR., PIERSOS MUNDY,
GII&HoM COHEN, JOHN CARPENTER,
sam FOWLER, BURR B. ANDREWS,
DkOSykNOk s. ADAMS, AUSBCRN BlRDSAII.
IANilL u. AKIN, b. FRANKLIN CHAPMAN,
j. MS r. FONDA, STEPHEN H. PARKER
EIWiN HOES, LUTHER ii. HOvEY,
NATHAN 7. ROSsITER, HENRY NJ HYDE,
Isaiah BLOOD, SHERMAN MCLEAN,
ii WIN JDlGE. THOMAS a. OSBORNE,
RICHARD H. CUSHNEY, ALDEN S. STEVENS,
National Democratic State COMMITTEE
SAM FOWLER, Chairman.
ions Y. SAVAGE Jr. c-o,.s
HENRY NJ HYDE,