The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-25

Pscsss osuss OF no New York AmeatoAn Ss~ss
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GALL FOE a O. 40 NOMINATING convsS0oH AZ
SYRACUSE oAS raz 6rH Of saffsNstA
Albany, August u. 1868.
TIE Americas STATE Cen Al met at Association Hall 10
day.
There four hsadrsd aad I'd sAegasss prssss -
tie Cousoa one q ths best n point chArasssr eve
Adee0bsdb BY the party. Every coaaty u NE 8s's sx'
os Bsocme, Csssarsusus and C,rtand srs r. ~ssss's
ANh interest 10 evidently felt al over the ssso> u NJ
rsss ~ tss de'iosrsons - 70 the time q hcsde ~
Cosvsotasa-
notsou being made TO give password y delsr,Ast
and exciuSe Ill ohsvs from the halt sastus Brsoss ~.
posed H. ssyrg the time past whom policy dosvtsa
closed doors and for BIZ part no ready throw oee1
tes and a future % The public - tibet
motion rsqussips that an persons prsss.s VII, ~
VICE frssidest Norshrop, who PRESIDED prssssAsA n
address from Jesse Damn, Esq, Prss1en1 Of Ne os1a
oi whlon was rsaA ~ G. sOrosss, ED, ~ rsssvsA
psisopss and opposed union not ousds1 q .aoss IN
wss appointed 70 report list Of ocsrs for ne eassag
year. when . rooees wss taken du 3 2. n
oon.ss reported Ss so.o! o sSsss 4. esq.,
Pyatas~s-.H B. Nc..ars., q w..Ai.s.e..
Vice Preside3 -Golosmith Deuistou, or Ste ubsa.
Sersavy-James y 6usssd, OF wasaingtsn.
zreasxrer-R r. stevens, Of Onoadaga.
Mr. NoRmRoP returned thanks FOR the homer ooufsvsA
upon him. he was proud 70 be able 70 Stand snsAg
ADesiosn born men - an American. &c ~ss
bsrs bad been brought up beneath the inaaeass q
American institutions, and preferred Americans to say
where they came from. He stood upon q platfUr0 In
which the plank, I" No union with any man ssSy
priroplssS ne Ansr,o..s = ;nir4 parT in sss STATE
found necessary to draw from the other parties.
Was OF much mpcrianoe that they should do 90, bat Ne
would not give his vote any uniess he
Will espouse and carry out American doctrines 90
fered 70 the large numbers present in reuaoa q ~
expressed the belief that IL they DO no: sa,ss
away the present oppStuaty they win have Ne
VII. ss Of tho s M
not 70 DO abandoned, snd he willing struggle On,
not for seven yess onythe time consumed IN sinstng
American during bis lifetime for A.s
rican prncples and tnou, necessary, leave osagass
ny on bis children 70 zee them carried out
an ADDRESS 70 Be puosned al future time, Ard Ass tae
utions 70 be submitted TO the meeting Hon Jesl
Headley George Briggs, Dwight B.chelosr J. N. asy
nolcs, A. q. Horey, p j. Coons, gilbert WlooxoAs sAA
James z. Thon psoa
The following despatch was here received -
ELMsA Ausua - 1881.
there can be surreedor Of the american pra
csss nis 70 Sna party wsSs are as and stsss, fssa
schools. and American
Mr. sAsD.Rs Of westohssser moved 70 fix tho time fer
calling the a.e Convention a. Syracuse, BY making Il -
Mr. CHARIAs MAcoxBxR, OF Buffalo, msvsd 70 lay 10
resolution on the Table.
Motion carried by l26 10 81.
MI wmuRAL, or New York, then moved to call Ne
Convention at Troy on the 7th Of September.
motion To lay this the tab lost BY 80 10 lss
Mr. WATKINS, Of Troy, moved 10 amend BY substituting
syracuse on the 9Th Of September the day Of the RspsS
Mr. HovkY, Of Syracuse, moved TO make the day for
holding the Convention the 22d OF September.
Mr. sKxMs, Of Niagara, rose 10 point Of order, aud
SAID the day was liked by the Consultation on tho seooaA
Mr. SAMmoNs OF Herkimer insisted on The constitutional
SHs Sss s s.
meeting
N HovKRY spoke 10 favor CT holding ths Convention for
the American party alone courog support except such
q could be given 70 Americas ppiuciples.
Mr. GEORGE koaros, OF New York, favored the calling
Of the convention 90 the sh Of September, a. Troy
Mr. wools, Of New York, favored The calling Of ths
convention before any other party 1nen Il Others de
sired 70 take up American candidates they could do
Mr. Hovr With ifcw his amendment
Mr. WmmAI hoped tho Council would not send Ausrf-
he ,Sousbs tho Amorcsn pty h.d SsSsr SvPv ~ nss
form-
Mr.. J. R. THOMPSON, Of Monroe, referred In spiritod
hoped the Convention would be called The Sh Of Sep
tsmber, and thai resolution Inviting unioa Auert-
eoOptoo-
The Republicans 70 take The responsibility Of refusing
union.
General px<%r, Of Hsrtimsr, spoke strongly !. fsv~
cans would only study their couvsaienoe and AZ
The Convention 70 suit themselves, before sas ell vhs
favored Anercan principles would DO found vosing with
GsoRor MoKror again spoke against tho propostoo 70
meet on the same day with The republican, he thousal
men were judged by the company they keep, end he
for one did not desire 70 90 into infected dstrict
DANIEL UlxNs took The door amid louA ap-
where the Americans held their conventions unm.
portant The Americans had before met the repsb-
s.S ia1 .ss n rs r ss
person need be alarmed Of going 10 Syracuse on the sans
would steal their prncipess He wished they would
they attempted 70 steal them they would have rough
ra,sS r. 40 ,hsv n, 1srs me :, - sa o. oeAs Ger
thsy afraid being overborpes rhea they wers no men
for this cras for was crisis Although ,ns Americans
believed % be upward and onward. Loud cScsp. no
Hon. T. HnADy thought that there was Importance
Convention. he was in favor Of such union Only n
could DO union Of principle inauguraaed by the people
and carried into operation BY thor voluntary action. He
o. insisting upon union upon principles ndependsas q
party leaders There some in the republican party
act He would Dos meet with them upon conminsss, or
in any other way. But he believed the hcars Il he
ground that tho notice was too short
ERsrrs BnooKs said thss unlike many gsnilsusu hsrs
be less occasion 10 excited than tho present
His eyes bad been pleased and his heart overtoysd
BY the APPEARANCE Of This great Convention that he had
no room Tor osher feelings than those of delight He
found the American party Ike HAmAby Rudgs's ravss,
and would sull never say die He fen embarrassed By
ths question for Although ~ Mr. unnAn haA I'D u VI
immsaerial when and whore hs Americans held Stale
Conveutou he felt that muoh dspessS upoa ths result
Of 70 days deibcrs;ion He vas ihnk p9 nov Of those
gallant men who were 81 this memsnt wAacang win In.
ierest The result Of ihs proceedings herr. He, for
composed Of John j. crssendes, % Ksnsscky-QssA
chAersD-s John Bell. Of fsnsssss-lcAsss)-
~ Humphrey harshall, Of Keusucky-(chseu)-ss
rtota Uoud chserng) He vas not prepared 70 unise
with any party Az an American, he bsd both democrats
and republicans ~ length until they should MODIFY
their oplnious- (chcers) But he opposed 70 Ne
corrupt and corYupng policy Of The prcscnt adminisa
uoo and be was Wiling 70 grasp hands win any man o.