The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-12

the Platform for the Presidential Canvass
List of Delegates To the Democratic National
Conventional Rough Prescription for
Know Nothing SOfts, &c., &c.
SECOND DAY.
SYRACUSE, Jan. IL, 1885,
The Soft Shell Convention adjourned at O'Clock th
morning
The following resolutions adopted, with but
dissenting voice-Mr Van Dyck, Of Albany
Resolved hat our federal government bsus retained
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members of Congress The s Of December
Febrassa b elections altered SO a. % read This con-
Of the democratic members of the House Of
T. Resolved That though we have encountered in the field
ses
% % OF oSs a. Its death And we deem due
manly w.s Ieths aopal scope Of is princples-e high
ne democIasy and that he ecord It's lie contrasts well
which have succeeded L. and which claim divide its pol
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nered the approval Of the democrac, of this Slate and Unon
bonnr aa as on ever which the
spirit, exhibiting in all m departments vigilance energy and
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sound opinions and the example good
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ans ans s srv G % the Of ~ s unit
ill all vacancies occurring in their body.
At three O'Clock this afternoon the Convention met,
Mr.. Ludlow in the chair.
Mr.. JEwErT. Of Monroe, from the committee on the
subject reported the following named persons for dele
gates to the Cincinnati Convention
AT LARGE
HoraNo Seymour Dean Richmond
Nicholas Hill, Jr., Robert Kelly.
Dist. DISTRICT DELEGATES.
Nv. II. Ludlow, of Suffolk and H. F. JONES' of Queens.
2-Samuel L. johnson and Thomas g. Talmadge.
3-Thomas Bowers and Albert Smith.
4.--Jobn Kelley and GeoI ye H. Purssr.
5.-Stephen II. Feeks and Wilson Small.
6-Isaac " Fowler and John Cochrane.
7.-WiNism D. Kennedy and William J. Peck.
S.-Lorenzo She paId and Daniel F. Freeman.
0.-James Copnor and Azor B. Crane.
10.-John c. Holley and David E. Fowler.
l1.-T. r. Westbrook and Danor h X. Olney
12.-John P. Beekman and Gilbert Dean
P.-Willism A. Beach and Charles I. Macarthur
14.-John V. l.. Pruyn and John Mcknight.
15.-lsaac W. Bishop and Joshua NJ. Todd.
l6.-rimothy Hoyle and Augustus c. Hand.
17.-John L. Russell and W. C. Ccain.
18.-John c. Wright and Eias Brown.
l9.-Robert Parker and Samuel n. Shaw
20.-John Spracker and Francis Koe an.
BSaTd ana HTsSs sSrsy a1dsd
23.-Dewitt G. West and Charles Smith.
24-Dennis Mccarthy and Seth Hutchinson
25.-tlmore P. Ross and Calvin Foster.
-W c. Drezer, of Ontario and G. Sentell, Of Seneca.
27.-John j. Taylor Of Tioga, and Henry D. Bsrto Of
Tompkips.
2S.-W. G. Rhodes, of seuben, and James Falkner, of
Livingston.
29.-S. L. Jewett and james c. Campbell.
50-Henry Gowacki, of Genesee and L. P. Weatherby,
of Allegheny.
3l.-wilam vandervort, of Niagara, and o. Tousley of
Orleans.
32-lsrael 7. Hatch and James NJ. Murphy of Erie.
3S-Samuel s. jerks, OF Cattaragus, and Hiram Sacket
OF Chautaque.
Mr. BRIGGS, of Kings congratulated the committee on
the completion Of its labos He urged the adoption of
the report, and called for the previous question.
The motion carried and the report adopted.
delegate presented resolution that If 1t be found
that any Of the delegates affiliated with the Know
KothiDg Order the delegation shall expe him and ap-
point substitute. This adopted with applause.
Mr.. SHFPARD moved vote Of thanks to the officers.
The CHAIR returned thanks, when motion the Con-
vention adjourned, without day