New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-04
The Democratic State Committee.

State Committee presented this wornicg;
ALBANY. AgS 3 1852
DEAN RrCHsosD, e'q chaiy-sn Of he De"Oc'ede STATE C
sxs meeting Of the pvuocstc CITIZEN. from saf9G. .,.
parts Of the State, la the City OF New fOfk II may
last the qndensS were sPp.eS CS%@aes 20 "a eealI
sba. the and ooD.son Of Rs party Ct
STATE In oonpisnoe wi h the vie~s and inention. Of
and n the hope Of 1buins toward obec, of such
% to ss n ,T. y. i es Of hs @
meeting Committee invite ank and frendy IN
,.S are strongly il prsed with tbe that ap
preaching o the mPrtst eeotius ever h~o Ia tns
,,oU te.Se The Stat. 6naces and at poCy
ton viii b. presented Issue the DANGEROUS not treason
able avowed by the leader Of the opPos'1n n MS
Rochester speech IL, result. s determine whetoer the PePe
eelth resdy sustain principles - dtstfrc
the Political and commercial open'y Of ihc unor add
The uuoersnee inprtss.d with conviction that 1t
ysy Ssbips element 10 the End tba may the oou-t
free from nieI difficulties or oestf9ction Nehe ne
Of opinion appreheudd Unless other ard eMaueous
questions thrown toto the State Conveaon
the best and materially contributing TO
y be looked fi with ey me ps%"cy n {" % ss
Union as The a hsrse s osas q no. pos or stats pref
TO advance or to retsrd IN th- , reoyu,m. %
look ouly to the ms'esty ct the saoce" OF 'se
party OF tie bson, N that 3o imp Itst 'usse
S sins,oS Of the Gppostion and pledged ready
sus ain best the nominations ct the Charleston
soIa res, 70 at coseu, and absorbing consideration and 70
cordially with our brceIen tho.snout .ne sat sn ne
Anusted by these views the nnderssned oe'He Az
10 see every feeling Of rivalry which may have a
siscd tue Democratic party in the pa" yea raa aside
and TO meet the comnoH 1s & ~ - go 20 ,n,o ,he Ma
ona with the proud consciousness ct h'yns done
AL that da, and psiri'tism demsnSea a1d @n m In
rr pt action In Sate Dele gaton thefe u
five allow the Presidential question ptenaa',y 70
with The nomination. spa issues d G those r VINO
they ola coros feosshp ana respectfully
submit the follow ing Proposition . A. r,.r,.;.
State Convention limited exclusively to the election OF dele
% @ chSo Ss se S dsss s to Se SsoUs
mode 'A,sI s. i:Si.e Of future STS
"jpaS &sShss }fYSHH 4 FaSKra StENs%9 wood
"HARvEg GOODRICH, EDWIN CROSwELL"
The Democratic State Committee met at tde Dala
van House at i2:3o p. m. AL the members @efo
present except DANIEL h. S'ckies; Ihe pfopos.lloh
from Mayer Wood AID the Astcr House Commitee
was read, but action was taken upon 1. com no'
nica,ion from S. NJ. Shaw of The Cooperstorn Free
man Journal and other promnent Poh'icians, was
read taking ground agaif IT the Committees huiiling
the poweIs of the State Convention
Alter some consultation Mr. kenredy Of New York
spcke in favor of the Committee su0nlttrg the "h1ie
matter to the Convention. preamble ana resoiu
ton indorsiIg this ground were then unaulmons
adopted and call agreed upon, which, alter the nsna
form says: The State Couventon Is to choose de'o-
gates 10 the National COnyention or to deiermlne
" the manner in which aud time when they shall be
" chosen" Tue call will be issued tomorrow.
Tie Commitiee then adjourned. Lsrse n0mbers OF
outsiders arm, ed to-day. The Wood ueG ae lncensed
at the CALI but the Dickinson Hards approve ii
warmly.
Amcpg the outsiders who arrived this morning and
IN the night were the Hon. James D. Reilly the Hoo
Jacob Smith, Senator Ely, Mr.. Chaaler, Mr.. Seeley,
ard a number Of other members Of Assembly from
New York. mock Committee meeting WAS held III
the paIlors of the Oeiavao, Frank o keete IN the
chair and John $. Narew Secretary. There was much
Ar the Adjournment Of the state Committee. much
uranimy Of sentms prev allied amongst the Sots aud
that portion Of the arcs who are 10 favor OF Dcsn'
SOP and opposed to Mr.. Woods policy. Mr.. William
W iliams, Delos DE Wolf Lawrence of Queens and
many others gave in sdhersoce to tne ac'ion oi
the COMMITTEE, and declared against any acton that
could Distract the NewIork decg ,iou for the benefit
of Mr. Whe Mr. Lawrence, of Queens went so tar
as to favor the Committee with a asobg, bnt as It haa
for burden The s. We val chase the Batfalo,
hoys We will chase the Buffalo some Amusement
was created by inquiry whether he had any alluson
TO Mr. Peter Csgger and the Bnffaio Platform.
TIE following the resou ions and call adopted by
The Conn ittee:
cratic eecor. of the sd to the 'ohct Of the noe
a d. gates the Demo, rs'ic Ns;oes Convention;
,s,ea Aher duly ring the communications ad'
this Committee, savoe.ins on ae 9ar sac an
.apIs;' h.a 81 ,ss os. n Of it. da.ir. and ser
fa compilation Of the saeleo ms 90 noS
f,e c,see question o. this moment oi 10 aiss %
Democracy The State in relation herey ey attempting
either nms to eusree the Powers Of tne
sues sss,'rc'. .heus Se .aSS to Toe electors
q The State TO be BY them determined Ia Stale @'h'en
Rs,o'd That The Chairman and seeIey in i''gins call
ir The election OF cet eates 10 tbr
Sention sye notice Of such purpose IA ;be folio Sug oII
"Te Den Electors Of the several Assembly Districts
az tie requested appoint delegate e'ca 70 ose
70 be bed 81 the lih day cf Sep-o
Ien At l. eeoes m TO nominate eaoo.aa's "a CO.
<o,miSoner State Prison lospee,o Judge and Ce,s OF e
(oUrt Appas and choose delegates % tue next NauoH
Conv,uor be held Charest 10 dt-rmne the lsn
which. the time when they shall De cosen am i1
such other bUsins Convention may seem
pTopeT."
On motion Of Mr.. Macarthur Of Trey, the yeas and
Rays called, aud the resolutions aud call were
adopts d unanimously
There has been much excitement aud many specuia
tons and developements since the meeting OF the
Committee.
Tie action Of the State Committee was freely can