New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14
d sired 20 nominate at will and not BY c9pnnes. ne
nau I'd Seah b. Strong Of Suffolk as Candidate, O.
tie same time paying high compliment TO bis noml-

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IAmasa J. Psrker Of Albany being nominated, he
was imrne dintely witbdrawn by Peter Csgger.
John II. Brown Of Orspse was nominsed' ou'
Withdrawn by Daniel c. Brdssn.
Hiram DEMO, Selsh B. Strong aad John Wilsr1'
ere then PANIED as the candidates. On the first bal
lot Judge Denio received % out OF liz votes.
Fernando Wood inquired If this vas msjorfy OF
all the votes in the Convention.
Fernando Wood-TheD, Sir, move that Hiram De
MO be declared unanimously nominated a. the csndi-
date for the Court ofAppeals.
The Chairman put the affrmanve, ana arg ,
carried when cries Of put the other side resounded
This was DONE and several delegates aud large
number Of outsiders answered" No.
Much excitement prevailed.
Tbomss Rvrnes of New. York made violent demon
stration Of dissatisfaction, but eventually was csmed
down by bis friepds.
The firing Of the Albany cannon by the Buck a1d
Breck Club which has been here during the session
of the Convention then announced the completion OF
the Democratic State Ticket.
The Chairman Of the Committee on Resolutions an
nounced that the Committee was prepared TO report,
and stated that by request the resolutions would Dc
read by Mr.. Edwin Croswel
Mr. Croswen commenced reading but owing 10
weakness of voice, handed the task over to Mr. Lud
| low.
| The following are the resolutions:
Reed, That congratulate the people Of this Union
upon election Of James Buchanan to the Presidency OF The
Chief Msaracy only refutns the predo
SB m T ba m h the theory Ra5a
system by proving the instructive correctness Of the popular
pesc ofthe Union sought and called 70 the
| and ssgscity alone equal TO the emergency
Rorsd That We deI and c a. he. % eo d I
mica e enbe mind ha we epndist the doctrine tbs,
people have the st ofnquisition into the domes
poperS f e G the II politics
that we equally deny the a.'sPh 6 69s s Psop U
State Constitution republican IN M aud similar IN
refused into the Union the ground of
oy modern and sectional and that conrstalae
the people Of Kansas upon the opportunity which they
unawed by external dictaOn and undi'turbed by .di
1G sac nct e.tsbps T TeoTy bv ep:ns conu
ton which shall leave to their own people the right OF deciding
Rtsoir,d That while depreca;e all pazan attempts to
invoke Slavery agitation and excitement the posi-
ton and applaud the spirit OF the recent admirable letter OF
President Buchanan in answer to the tom sew
Judgment this entire Kansas qneonwheher OF historical
fact Governmental actos placed therein upon its true
people Of the Territory cary defined pn
pe which lies at the foundation Of our whole scheme Ter
showed I Congress the true intent and me wing Of the
gste Slavery into any T-n; ry State exclude
,bererom but to leave the people thereof free to regulate
Constitution the United States This Convention declares
its unqualified adherence the groundwork after adjustment
in the only sanction
By stun consistent with its compromise with the
rights the States and with just recognition Of our ens'en
Re,ors That the exce. which politics. opponents
.sys cssa p"p That At b. we behold ia. State
seriously in its finances and the State deb: au.
years; the eans Of pride and aflence 10
her and tfs but that the example
mprodence set by the State has spread into the business
the anticipation Il future by present reckless
ditue prose debt and the abuse of credit and taa;
upon people remedy this state Of affairs by establish
ing sound and economical financial policy az Albany m
Realized That as evd.n Of the mssRaey o. our po
people Of State into Temperance by perceive nen
sccused proceeding to nquistol BY
the seizure and concaton OF property and a. sI9taer tune
.taon vexstOas in their PS5etfs J, . and p, which,
holders hei effect of which legislation has been
put back the cause Of true temperance and to hrrs the PEG
pie and unsete them in their business by needless prosecutions
Reoed That the late Legislature completed the circle Of It's
hearted Democracy Commercial Metropolis for their
the State by depyine their ancient municipal Liberties
aypi irS sy
and by uniting them to o,h. counties the
sne that the people justified in with alarm these acts
ghou the State bukc this sud corrup
retute these Of legislative usurpaion being pats
os evasion OF popular soyeegny az BY
th invasion, Of similar nature upon the local rights OF Erie
Re,oired That the semp open the Constitution and
the well settled Judgment Of the people by admitting
the franchise The cooed popnaot the with
ySs ,G Ga G We T. sn be Of to fts
s tbs Stat sB ,ys into Of obsT s the
order to strengthen the ranks of opponents in their
upon 1 the Of not to be deceived by
the device accident Of suppression Of this amend in
opponents have rnqahed this scheme; but iaerro
eete candidates for Senate and Assembly in regard to it, and
| to hold tb. N TO striet accountability.
Roirei Thst the Democratic patty shall stand where
eEDg home and freedom on our shores tia, they recognize
the equsty all citizens before the law and especially the
laced rgh Of re liberty and they regard all attempts TO
n,vrnt The i migration Of tie laboung masses of Europ
whether by retaining their rights OF citizenship or by denying
them access civil employment aud position, ubecom,
and powerful commonwealth aid as injurious to the
Rori That we declare the Resolution. Of the Black Re-
Supreme United States bow the nd-peu
the Judiciary and uncaed for assumption of the
Judicial functions BY Legislative Department. and that
the contrary the decision Of that Court respecting
tions policy Of States aud of the Fedea Govern
and essential to the rights OF the States independent
soyereigns and their communities and that
with that tribunal 10 holding that while each state
confer what iIanehes Iesses upon the sn9rsts Of rs
ctb. without their or the sanction OF the
Re,oIred That to the ticket this day nominated pledge
hesI cordial and united support aud th't we invoke III
to tue State and to maintain y IN the non and wac
feel the necessity of resisting and dsiyns th1, o.
| presents the only buiwark Of defense.
R.ed That the Democrats Of New York, assembled for
the purpose consultation upon the destiny Of the party snd
OF tie county cannot meet toesther without sen aee
eocounes Of the lo.s which both have suan. IL the death
abilities aud gre. administrative talents while they enabled
Lin render services to his country were the adrion
Of biz counyns and VI the civil Led Governments throughout
the world ard behold this column in the edihce
ftt beboovesu. all unite hands in SUSTAINING that
arch the Union of which he at the ornament and
The resolutions were adopted unanimously.
Mr.. John Kelly then stated that as the resolutions
he had offered regarding toe difficulties OF Nes-York,
and which were lsid the tabe-did not quite
me ct with the appreciation of the New York delesa-
ton he therefore offered the following: