Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-20
TPron, the New York Herald September 10.
NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

SYRACUSE, September -, ls''.
TIL. Statement, tha; the ConrenoR originally caile"
~ n-er precisely At IL O'Clock by Mr. Smith Of Monroe
s no, based any actual snowedse 0! the exact time.
h, an A .cpo.on .: the reporter, from tn motion, iii
,b hur mad arrived The subsequent debate shows TIE
Wv. Of the delegates on that Pont.
Wr ELmarI. OF Suaols desires to deny. .uphaticay,
,, he ended substitute Nj Wood ia his place
II Nh, Mozart Hall delegation had been ruled out a" the
- rv.n,iou or ever authorized such assertion.
IT. .m,ut OF certain special correspondents istthc
~ - the yoorir- House between the Tainmany and
,,.. /, entirely Incorrect. The parties engaged
In thai; were some "i 'he " V''' wv IA" ~ - '-
rpw,li,s who had I-i!ted them =, .,.,
The followiugi the state Central Committee appointed
. l., ,I,. r,nv,r,ion presided over hy MF. A'FoF1i
I rir., pi,rct-C ?. Sciermerhorn. BetJ Ray
Second pi.;rct-Jas. Sogth-r, W. BradioF';
Third Observation-Disclosures Mcmahon. j. u ha'pro"'''
I Fourth p.trict--J1ln Cramcr, ofIil't ',ath:
/ Filth hi.trict-Jno. a. Green. Jr, W Da'"""
! Sixth p.,rict-N. J. sands. IEas hohie'; ucu
Seventh ni-ir.c;-Albvrt Il. Wheeler A. '. 'ieN''"
! Eighth pi,rric-Iirry Wilbur, t. T. tti!' IT,, go.
A. seven r. NJ Yesterday the Convention presided over
by Mr.. Alyord r-.a-,emblej at the Noofhir' h"u'. M
assembling Mr. Wood announced ;llat i'e i"s,rso ~
hall had been refused them. II ha'!:'S 'ee' '' e '' ~
! ell up by oil-r-. -. l.
nourcins severely tie Of tho" hr i'''sha' -
,cce'rs rom the Convention. lie went mo nc -
statement, Of the Organization; OF the Convention h1|',s
that il had been property made, and that there ''' ~,
ground upon which the boiling could BE- G''i"'' M
,aid ,n unfortunately for the Democratic pas ). II was
predicted that ;,e bi.;inr iru-ic-s must be :,''!"'
or the party would materially suffer.
Mr. Wood Alsn spoac ~ length, tra)gaC.t :. - h''.''
and Influences of tile ether Convention lie rcof'-: ''oi
H. Cou.mi:,e the following resolutions.
Received That the National Democracy of tie s.'f o'
New York through their DELEGATE, IN Convention a,'en
br r,i;yra,c il fidelity 90 tc Constitution Of the United
STATS, believing that instrument, with the compromises
made hereunder, and q, construed 10y TIE supreme Ju
cary the land. should b. gi.iiy maintained nHd prompt
Is enforced by she Executive powers ii" lie Federal t"se
B.ent Ia every State AMI territory a! That uis Gy VIZ
apply 20 the protection OF Persons and property in ;he Ter
Renly.d That We ahlor n, nccnllary doctrines Of VIM
I I in
,b!c conflict, which arise in This country ;ha'
which will he wac.L III She ,.;lo, and constitution oyl.:
people al sections Of tie tion against the d-aag"sur,
and traitors who seek slavery agitation obrcak down and
destroy the gorioU, fabric o: the American Confederation
Resolved, That among the most important and impera
tive duties OF Tie Federal "o'eFIten; IS The protection ..
IL. citizen, and ;er PROPERTY li." and ise!r properly
power Including tie person, and property 81 adopted S'
Ici.- citizen of 81. American rnom whether by hrihor
adoption, Is emitted ", aud Possesses, r:i' "h'h t"ho'
be affected acna'rI bY chang" -: residence b! me hc
ton Of foreign governments, rs tie al Laws 81 States
or Territories. When American niii"ai! once stamped
upon tie Lrow Il Implies tina, c Government La, s'ipu
.rd To- give protection the persons property Of the
citizen in all eme-' At all times, and u"ier AL eiF'"i"
| stiiIcc-.
Resolved That We h-a1ly enor.. til. administration
OF James Buc,auam aud We proud ~ him A. d;'
nrli.led Democrat. who has maintained with unii'-r
fidelity the true Interests @! tie country ho;h a home
Ee.oiyeI Tia, ,le canals Of his STATE .ecrey he
property Of our people GUARANTEED by the Constitution
and cnun"t hu' III" people astis an evident,
Not openly ayowr pgrpo-r, If >Dic 81 the SOta. lead
the political parties, ~ to irc The machinery 81 the
Government; flOm the primary meetings y: tc people W
and through ;hr election ami the action ci The .htrr
corps Of public servants a. To- CIV" 7" the an'"h' c
meats Of the traffic movement %. advantage over i'
pride uf pt. state. and expressly charge trt large
arr Of the troubles AMI 81 isi"s Ia tie Democratic rdrE
!. OWN: TO tie INSCRIPTIONS nrat' used 10y The railroad
managers 20 control political I''o and make ,uh-
-ervrn TO ,- private interests a reeairy sAi; "i TIE
melHhrr- OF thi' ,"ulle,. corporation
Received That bcin. ia favor % Ia. aynen, ~ the STATE
of u,; debts. and utterly oPpo.eit epuiiaon even by
implication til Democracy the state viii vote unanimous,
Is in u the q" law authorizing the loan Of
and half millions Of dollars 10 pay The floating i"hi Of
| the STATE
Received That unanimously nominate for Se're'aryof
state David r. Floyd Jones, Of Quc.u. fyr Comptroller.
Sardori f. Church! Orleans; for Attorney General. Iy
Trrinai Of Albany; for state EnsinCer Van H. ie.
mond Of Wayne for stat Treasurer, i'r N'ndtrp'o' "'
Eri- Tor Canal Commissioned IA Skinner, 81 llrr.'n.,
for >tat. Prison Inspector, Xollc : tlicrsin Of - Law
r-u-e: judge oI TIE Cour' Il Appeals AeN Jou.1G.
of Ahlny. TOT Clerk @: Tie Coa:t Of Appeals Edward s.
R.olysd Thai the STATE Central Committee ave pow
81; any vacancy caused! 10y n, nonaecci'ance o any
nomination made hy t..- Convention.
Resolved That the Central Commit have ia" pow
appoint committee ia ctrh Congressional district.
whose duty hall hc call Convention in aid Con.rc'
,ional district for tie purpose CT rcc:E. cegai, 80 He
Charleston Convention.
The Convention then adjourned sir. dj,.
w> COMPOSED e the Mozart Hal delegation. a sOi.r
-! the contestants WHO did not appear ~ i!e oer tp:'eh'
zion.
Ia ,. evening band Of Music scrcaalrd W. Dickinson.
Dean Richmond, Slr lager and 9.'s. AZ the No.rhe'
HOUSE. Ahand s.rrna,.,ti Mr. Wood Who ap-as, ~ the
window aud address" them lie 80. surprised a. III uis-
expected complainant. Il Hin pleasure q; all ir- t"
meet with his democratic fellow 'zen' lie
con,rrd the DEMONSTRATION ilu- made ;!cr 10 the course
he iul taken that LAY vim Heating the r:;s o the people
To- ..ri their delegates 20 ia" Charleston Convention,
rlau any paraliy to himself lie went on 10 as ia'
tie denied tie rgt "f any Convention called for IL" pur
;o.. nominating. state ticket, :" --nt j"r.atrs 'pa
National Convention: tia; il Of tie fundamental
principles tire Democratic party ; all the power, To,
delegated are reserved t" the people that Convraiion
called together FOR purpose had M power with re.r
another ai that not single delegate TO the body claim
in, To Convention, IN session at Syracuse,
had conferred upon him the privilege OF ting Gpna that
subject, lie then into argument a 10 ihr reserved
right. %. the people and Of tie surpaons Of political
ciau,s ii> remark, being received with loud airlai>"
MIR Wood anh all the Mozart Hall lett for New York
| on the II T. VI. train