Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-20
THE ALBANY REGENCY CONVENTION.

SIR Lein- S,c,on had firm conviction that the inierr,;
Of party demanded action now. Thcrc was an old ,> snf
that Il wa the h.. To- make ~ Ill differences with an
rucuy nhr you In IT. way lie thought ra nos va,
the tie Democrat, 10 make friends thoroughly
II they had been really en-iaics. When disturbing
question agtaiel between ary parties there could be-
10 real harmony Better 10 settle IL AZ once for the Dis.
cu.,iou Of il would only Keep ~ agitation VI, an un'
necessary the pro. oi tie s;d'c 10 call Co'c
,on unnecessarily AMI Their. certainly could b.
necessity since the entire matter i! been discussed
in every i.,irc under the explicit call 81 The STATE Com.
u.i,,. lie r-f.rr. the tine uhri New York occupied
proud position IN H. National Convention, all" Hoped the
tin. h-i arrived when shat influence aud character
would L- recovered ny tile crri. Lnpirc Siais.
Mr. Ero,ali sad he utterly opposed to ie district
system hut N. question only OF poipon"uent-
II th- Convention adjourn, nov Without eecins delegates
II will r.t-rmh- AZ future day. hnd who can tel what
change may tax. place. aud how many Wise can'lidate,
NAV be ia The irl iniu-nc. Tia. choice Of delegates
Mr. IIa..y OF TompkDs. -ail that, anticipating this
Convention will nov choose delegates 10 Charleston, he
would move. amendment To the original motion, that
tie delegate, 81 the several Congressional districts present
name, Of the delegate, themselves.
The C.ir--The motion i not in order the question being
on the motion OF Mr. Armstrong to postpone
The ave. and nays demanded on hi. motion, and
the l,l!uwlng She rr.Glt-hycs g. nays ~.
SIR. Wing moved the following substitute Tor tie original
resolutions:
Resolved That the delegates the National Convention
he appointed at til. time. il ;lc following manner Two
delegate and alternate" from each Congressional district
hall lie nominate by the delegates Of til. Convention who
together represent such Congressional District anu Tor the
delegates .lre Ills CoHv, n;on representing Ju ical
district. and ,wO. shall nominae one delegate and one
four, shall nominate one delegate ANA one aere' i"se
representing judicial districts five aud ak shall nominate
one delegate and alternate; and hose representing Jul
dca districts and eight ore delegate ana one 'rr
n,t.-ani all the delegates thus nominated hall lee
pointed and duly comm stoned by this Convention
Resolved, That delegates t. the next National Con.
yc,on m and they hereby Instructed, 10 vote on all
questions pertaining TO The subject matter IN re-pectio
which they are appointed according the directions of
the majority ot their body when assembled nj delegation,
and that the Of the Democracy If New York IN tue
Charleston Convention be- east from ennngio end as the
4. ..F,I .ts,,f.. Al n.upr -
the State.
,urc a, he dill not fully understand IL.
Nr. WINK briefly explained lii resolutions
Mr. F,irciid Madison. posed the latter portion ~
tie resolution which instructed the ieega'eS 10 cast their
vote as unit The prcpo.on WAS to allow the delegates
from the Congressional districts 10 cleo. The Charleston de-
gates. and then th, body in,,ruc, those de!es'e,
how TO vote. lie was opposed 80 such course
john Cockrane thought ;hc Convention should nov pause
10 take bearings in order discover whee Il stood. l.
was proposed choose delegation IN Charleston to 'ei
sent The voice STATE ~ New York. mot - r"prc-nt
M AZ. on;, Congressional districts a." the state lie Tf."d
, va, importance If nlidy uniiirg the vote ri th-
NV York delegation, and a' he believed could Only he
lone ~ clcc.nc the dccritrs IN The ,er proposed icy
NJ Herman 81 Oneida. H. believed that no Harmonious
delegation could be- chosen i: the amendment proposed by
Nj Wing should prevail, aai be argued NJ length in sup
Iainh Hyilrs. said tia, 'le rlll natter Of The fac.
,,, n . ,c.,inn !. nee. Il, Il to tlr Di..
ricis the del, cation will he or-ie Tie other plan i
.lm,lv meant slg on III" men i" Congress "uhl sp,-
rici. .yauI elect lie i not:a."r SIDED dcl,aiipn.
H. -.oual isl.i't 'l-t'cs "'b'
"uht. put III na'rr "n - .e,iht, 'a' we '.auon
would ,, on somebody else lie ii not Tor hmsc
but l- lid lis Congressional District truly rcre-enie.
and wished o Jet thu Convention Know what "a' tile true
meaning of the propositions
The amendment offered ly Mr. Wing lot. and the
original resolution adopted 81 very decisive vote, only
two or three negatives being heard.
The fo,losne COMMITTEE On Resolution. was appointed
first Di.iric,-Me.,r.. CLANCY AMI Eynders.
second Di-;rict-Mcs-r,. Armstrong AMI Siait>.
Third Di-irict-Mr.sr-. Snyder and TG';l".
Fourth p,iric,--Mc-,rs Laurence anl Wing
r,nh District -Me.sr- Earl and Gregg.
sixth Di,trct-Mr.-r.. ,ir'ild an: Randall!
seventh Di-,rict-Nle-srs. Mage anh Br..l"y.
Fishth pi.irict-Me>>r-. Skinner and B.hc"cs.
The Convention then adjourned until inc clock Thur
s7a,cr,Y. THURSDAY Sept. Ii =. VI
The resolutions yet reported They strongly A.,
n thu ri:,, American citizens, native or atof'ci a
over the world and the duty Of the cogen;aet to po'tc'
item: the proiga'r -Npendnr"o' The opposition
Oh the canals AMI recommend economy. r.crt'
~ 81 the two million am, half loan hnt ali'ove -, en-
ior.r,n,nt hy the people. tl- ieb' eA't' Iscsre III
favor Of leaving to the Courts all matter. J,'s M
to the judicial tribunals that relate to 'he efo w .e
Un.i states and declare that Congress has IL" power
.at. .l.very into the Territcr or .he rodr s9r ~
Territories or l. prohibit the south from 'hrir % snare W
., henG;. n ,b. territories: endorse The national All
n,.s,ra,nn and moderately Lenounce The Registry a~,
hut urge the Democratic voters 20 sr ,'s s"
The resolution, prepared 10y joan t'ihcy anu nave
bu .ouc,r,L in vii! much un.tiiiy y the cohn;tte
sYR.ccsr. Sept. l5--it p. II
o.roct III. rrr.iI.n;, William H. Ludlow. announced
, M first business In Orde! WAS reports oi COMMITTEES
Wr she's. Of Richmond, from the outase on Contested
s,, ,rror,r ri in f4ycr Of admitting Oryi.e Robinson as
Ii..a,s from Oswego. Report accepted
Mr. Isaiah Eyu-r called attention % The report from
The ucci. correspondent Of the Daily News, which ia
81 ia; the .necia Bog in Syracuse with rlinmaHy
IIa dr,esars Til, appeared the News" and another
naly reliable paper III. day before the Convention net
rv-rybody knows the Beneca Boy with Wood or the
Nozar, Hall party He did part. far he OBJ
served IN the fight, but he VA. brought UP by them
NJ S;ryker, o: oneida moved tina, he Convention no~
nrn,eei m nominate candidates for officers. Adopted
Mr. Eynd.rs said that h"re only csni!a'" III
the field the desire Of the whole Convention vas 20
r-nomnae Judge Johnson. tie present. alb" Judge be
moved that Alexander johnson be Enani.al declared
the candidate VI She party for Judge Of the Court Of Ap-
peAi, Applause followed and Judge johnson was unan
nously nominated The result: received With lou
cheers.
Mr. Armstrong, Of Queens, nominated David z. J
Jones a candidate for Secretary OF state APp!st
He desired TO saw a. Mr Jones appears the nominee Ok
body that ne. Ia private room At hotel last nga,