New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31

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and discussed pending which the House adjourned.
| THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTIONS.
| THE SOFT SHELLS.
| SYRACUSE Wednesday, July 80, 1856.
| TIE Soft Convention met to day at Market Hall,
| with Il full attendance. Governor Keinble Of Put
nam was chosen temporary Chairman.
r. Angel offered the following resolution
Re.OIred That Committee Of Five be sppoated By the
Com hisn Hail. that ths Convention is oIsGsod and ia
vention, instruction constituents and oediouce the
spontaneous dictates Of hearts ready TO
cratic psS in She Hse oTssnsn and noas5s one
Elecrul and State ticket that hsrmniz,d in principle nd
Of and pledge Of saccss
ria that hresens and perpetuate the un.n Of the STATES
by the uon the Democracy s1d that We invite them to de-
| sispsie the time and place OF such a eetng
The resolution was adopted and the Char appointed
| the following Committee B +. Angell L. b. Shep.
ard, w. c. Crane, S. b. Jewett, S. d. Fairchild.
Speechss made by Messrs. Cochrane Angeil,
| Gov. Seymour, Kelly of New-Yoik, and Others.
THE HARD SHELLS.
The Hard Convention to-day fairly attended.
Samuel Fowler was temporary Chairman. Judge
Beardsley made harmony speech, and proposed the
following:
Waere, The cdsioD of the Democracy Of til. stas Of
SewYock upon the platform adopted at Cnciods, snd ia
Of Buchsuan Brecsindse cssontai
&c fSa % s .s IN 1y eve &
those Of sbo Naona Platform; therefore,
Hs Convention an Immediate union Conventions
Eto t4s GSis d iS NEE HaPS' S sasa
Rersd rhst committee Of oae from each Jadeh D,5ct
Hall Con 'ention arrange the time sn4 piae foC pint
meeting sTe. upon the permanent ofsanizaAn Of tie
TIE resolutions were adopted and VIM. C. RACER
E. Ward and il. 5 Cutting appointed to c,nicr with
the Sof. c. mni tie.
The Committee from Market Hal now entered the
hall and was c.ivcd with loud applause.
Mr. B. Angel, tie Ctaiinsn 0: the Committee
said that Democratic Convention sitting at Market
H6D repre- renti?g po, ton Of the Democracy OF tte
State, had accepted a set of resc ltions wlch the
Committee now present had empowered to carry to
He then read the resolutions, which wera received
with oud applause, end at the cose three cheers were
On motion the resolutions adopted.
Bmh Conventions then adjourned to 2. n.. Ie9v-
ing the Commit. ecs to arrange the plan for unon
meeting.
TIE JOINT CONVENTION.
The two Conye entons united at p IN and the fol-
lowing nhict rs chosen:
For PrIsident-The Hon. W. c. CRANE of Her:
kimer <,y,
For Vice Plesidepts-P. B. SEeeney OF New York;
A. B. Corger of Rockland f. Hoes OF Columbia l.
S,eaon OF Clinton; d. Moulton of Oneida; O. Croker
of Eroome s. ID. Howell of Ontario, and J Urse'on
of Erie. \,
Tweed OF New-York; X. 2. Wpnor OF LiVlDS'On
aid w. +. Bryan of Genesee. o
Hora,io Seymour moved the appointment OF Gem
mee Of sixteen to report resolutions iof the aacp'oh
Of the Convention. Carried. .
TIE Convention took recess tll ) ocioOh'
EVENING SESSION.
JTnon the reassemhng OF the Convention e. -
O'clock Mr.. S. B. Jewett moved that the Cosven''ou
proceeded TO nominate candidate foI Toyefno. ~
Mr.. Hogaboon hoptd the FIST vote would be inf9r-
nal in order that each delegate might have on opp9r,
'OT'ty Tt, - amerdment was accepted, snd on motion
adopted. ~. soro,i,, coro ,,;..sa
Ia,t. !. Me:srs. Ward and shepard; 9, Messrs.
Jonrs and Kelly; 3, Mcssrs. TremEiu and Caggeri :,
Mtssrs Seymour srd Beardsleyi 6, Messrs. Fa,rchud
and BOVINE; 7, Messrs. Porter ard kIce; :, meSsH'
fbe st of Delegates bsihg then called, tie vote for
Governor resulted as ioBows: >,
A6dison Gadner.......G3H H. Sey nonI
A j. PSiier.............G3E + Con ing .:;......,''.'.
FsI snaS WeOa H. " Rosst cfE,ic.
Me,ss. Daniel s. Dickinson Fowler, Bronson, ard
Porter, one each. n - r5.o
When the ballot announced, The name OF '"ose
Brown was with Drawn. .1 ~;
name mepiioned in conpe ctioD with the nomhA'on 2I
Governor lie bad repeatedly said tho no Eoss'Oc
con,iroency could arise which would ihau:o nlm 70
accent the domination. His future pan lti NJ. Ia
mb,c but in pivete life, bat thongh lie dc hheI any
poi,ical Office, be could p@dge ha hearty ana 80;
| supnort 10 the Democratic party, us Ic" uni o''
lis hest eDdcavors should be used To scc1Is Inc e.s
| tiop OF Buchanan and Breckenridge lis esEHe't i
epdeayor should b. to restore the Empire st-Ie 10 Le
rrcrd rosit;cn as the main pillar of the sTea DEN >
cratic fabric Of tbe nation. While, therefore, nv
thanked bi. ID, mo arstc fiends sI tn"r Pis. s1ppi
an pyesent expression Of favor, he rS4ls'c- - %
Irl IN n al portion in Whcd be could bet COM 'oo
| townrd the suecess OF the party lL)u1 cAeeI'l.
| SIR Kelly moved that the ConN entIol % ''tc 60 =
ord ballot and fnma vote for G2Veinoi' ~ IL, w.
H.S. Cutting Of Erie withdrew the Z im' " h'''S }
! Mr. Kc'Iy addressed the Convention s.roasy ~
favor OF Feinln1o Wood, suf urSet t0e cla' "' 'n'
City OF New. Yoih D. the no nlnatiOn 70
he has not bad one since the days OF ID. IL ~:
NJ Den ocra' had ovcc done more IN Ne" 'i- N''!
than FeInan iO Wood. .1;, - a.
On motion was resolved that majority e. a.
| votes cast should tlcCi. .,
Tie second formal ballot res uhec ~ i'i"'s' g,
Naue C'bIt' '..''''''''''
styn I.......... ......7 'cbe
Wocd........................t Con- he''''''''''
PsIkeT............ ....s9 foEsr.....
| Judge llogabOom nOw and sad u W. oNiuo'
that no choice could be mace If us coo oi 'o'n
! was COhtiLutd. Tie timc mGet come w m s'He e'