The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-12

)RNING EDlTlON-SATUR
Mr. Graham already heli good Offices he thought that
was quite enough, and no (Ar harsha would vote
for him.
The nom,nat,cn wss then proceeded With. when Mr.
SrahAmr ffsnds finding they bad no strength, withdrew
his Dsme hr: vaa Rensselaer, Richmond, son, Of wsyne
nominated on the nst ballot
The Cow ontion then PROOF eded 10 nominate q State
Prison In.peoor, and William Rhodes, hard. sf Smirs
was unanimously nomina, ed after the crst ballot
The Convention then adjourned Till O'Clock Pm.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
lfTEMfT 10 nRFoRN PRIMARY uuCnoNH.
Immediately on the resssembling Of the Convention
Mr.. JoHs KnIzY offered . resolution relating TO tho ses
semert Of the difficulties in New York. and looking 70
the abandonment OF the present ward organisations
Of the Union, Cooper and wihon Small Committees.
NJ SHAW moved that the resolution be laid The table
Till after the report Of The regular resolutions
Mr. THOMAS BYHxE said he opposed 70 the last
luuor-ii sought 10 abolish al ward orsanizaons Mr..
Byrnes said That he represented ward In The city Of New
York containing SEQ democratic votes, aud the who
dared 70 present ticket with the Of Judge DEMO
upon II would 90 over the dock, "hy the Eternal"
The resolution was tabled.
GovxRoR fHsAoUR's APpAsL JUDGE pHxIo
Ell Governor eMoUR asked the indulgence of the Con-
venton for moment For three days. as The expense
Of interests very important him, he had remained In
The city, because he eh himself compelled do by
great duty Of those duties by which ooca
sionally compelled 10 come forth and take . stand
even against popular feeling Tho time had been when
he had found bis duty 10 stand the executive chair
against bill which he considered an attack upon the
personal rights and liberties Of the people OF the sse
and At that time compelled 10 brave the attacks or
,anaticsm and the denancsions Of many bad and
good men, and had nnohed from his duty He should
not do 20 now, although Il WAS always uuthankfu
task to oppose the personal feelings Of warm friends
and to urge upon them course 70 which naturally they
felt peculiarly repugpant But this moment OF the
utmost importance to the reputation and welfare Of the
great democratic party had often been tho province
Of the democrats 70 rebuke hat party which, setting up
for itself the Standard Of false philanthropy and which
stood ready 70 denounce the judiciary executive when
more than one occasion the democrats nas been com
PEELED stand mp and rebuke the fanaiicsm OF the pulpit
81 ana ~ "a ss
10 denounce boee who struck blow at these institutions
o our land Recently they had suffered defeat. when
the tide OF fanatictsm had set too strongly against
ss. and we're .svssd sa % sas he .snnsns Of the
He reviewed the course OF The republicans. who had
struck since the last election, the desdest blow a the
principles Of local se government that ever received
power Of auch men He held hat wrongs had been in
cted on the Empire City of the Empire sase too nagrant
with the city In the attempt do justice meropo-
Ill., and repeal those laws But this question should 60
Our opponents CRY out assiss us that this eng oons
tn0nAl They would have the world believe that nohiug
be oppressive and undemocrauo thss 10 constitutional
Now, The constutonaiy unconstitutional Hty Of these
laws matter for confederation Their odioes
irjnstice 10 what the democracy complain Of He ws
aware that many good democrats feared thai the party
might plsos Itself In wrong position on this question ~
seeming In any TO endorse any entertaining
Rut Unuot ha nh0rA al
had always stood mp and devounced men who
sssslsd our judiciary. and they have never a.
He reminded the Convention that few years ago, when
the Court Of Appeals declared law which ooncted with
opposition we're = base q they were impouO upon the
Judges deciding He proceeded 70 argue that the party
might ven be convicted o. incons.ssncyn they now sui
fcrcd feelings In consequence Of difference OF
opinion, or mistaken Judgment, might be, on the part
Of Of those Judges esrapge the demecrAcy from
| Judge DEMO, aad reminded me demomss that
b. so hs ss ssS pss
Ee declared hh conviction ihai Nsw York would riss
above =. personal feeling in WIS = .sssr and would vote
how high and noble position The democracy occupies 10
s respect for the perfect and entire Independence Of IL
judiciary.
TuH MAYOR woop
Mayor wooD now tool The platform. He said that he
rose under peculiar smbAMsment 70 take part In ais
debate The embarrassment In pan from the grea,
contrast vncn he knew would be apparent between the
humble abilities Of himself and those Of the dhtu-
fushed gentlemen sho proceeded him. II also exist-
ed In view Of bis personal, Official and political
connection with the great question, with which tho
merits OF hs termination, made, win be connected.
He could say that he responded fully and cnirsly
almost every word and sentiment uttered BY The gentle
man from Oneida He responded fully 70 the statement
ei . sug q upso 5. do. aad
ssrsi the aacks Of the opposition, but he desired 70
make tae additional remark ha. se recognised = The great
element or this government that should bc divided into
Tires dsrArtmenn-leG ,lasvc, eIccutvc and judicial
and that nc'hcr should Interfere with tho cher Al the
vsl, 70 smeSy abuses Of hs character n va q n the
Gays when Andrew Jackson called 70 tho chair when
bastard attempt vAs made 70 encroach upon his prero
saive The democracy stood By him In his darkest hour
when the executive has sndeavored 70 strike ~ the bcr
~ and privileges Of the people then, also has NE democ
iss asnec sc party Win .ssd By those whose privileges
and prercsaiyes are unjnsty Assacd Genilcncn could
:: ss s J p s ~
up b. o.n opinion ss,in'. any iuse.i sounai ,n The
Me,rcps Police bin, and much he had sscrhoed
pecanlary and oshervise expssdns he had ven thou
30" 10 10 sssms.oa . ne Sseos Of ss cou III Hs S,us
,herefose, claim 70 BE- law abiding citizen asd man.
be could safely say refsrded vh more respectful feeling
courts. He had vosed against The nsv constitution Of
,he sAis beoaase made NE Judges elective. he
shs dr,y pool Of parry warfare Bui MAI ssaiurs Of hs
ccnsstusion vss adcpsed. and by Il NE Judges have be-
come elective, AMI have become party candidates. vusi
for on pure p0ty tickets. There va disguinng the
fs hal all parties do present candidates for all judieA
oaces political considerations. Thsr nauss are pre-
senied party men, and has become impossible 70
parsss par ana nc jrdicsry 10 oone arsoly 70 Me
questsca peacye them, what his bodyf n was rep
resentalive OF the democracy Of NE sAe, called 70
gether for Mo purpose Of nominating hchss, 70 BE-
vc4sd for BY the demomano party, and no oshes.
ne delegates Represented . political party. hey met
under usage and poicy-mel 70 nominate uckes acccp<a
he 70 the people Of the statc proper then, 70
inmate uokss soeeptable 10 NE people themselves rhe
Converucn had 70 what he oonrdcrcd Inc main and
moss Important POINT They ha1 formed ticket win ps-
euar harmony, snd every name had been presented
party considerations. emnsnsly proper In this caAe,
ioo 70 inquire how far the principles OF thc nominee
square with The principles of The democratic party He
asked, Dsnio democraii Qoud res Of "yes, ys"-
"po, po') what the principle Of the democratic