New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

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AZ rtgre from sospd nsnca policy snd Jas: eoa..
tuos CORR actions thTeeniDg the peop's xis en- ~
ese n trrers this ,Sup. and corup,ins policy de'-ro'
The .ppr5t~on aud saPpor II the taxpayers aha 'ne
Re.Sts Tia. upon the Democratic parry h The
r.4Lce Of the cred ors q The se ~ tas - o.
t fats aid credit and the fnhuaeI q rs oohfst ma
and Rt 49, q O. s,e
iop 80 80 W. cannot that innocent persons shcud
by sch xror gfl Of ae STATE IN f.vor Of dis
81 nS ,hose bie.ons by the adoption OF the Losn Law "
people at he ensuing election io5 that PuF
stem Of which has given Ns- Yofk is
comuaudins position Is commercial s'e and 20 ne % %
the Canals declaring that they shs ernsin he properly
Of he se orye ms, noe, To o hays i Wiz
uevi,abie grinding tsxstion as for the -e o.
M sa b ,n,ssion oEed for the sale Of th.
pstimony Of the people to Oh fe2ohs''
Reored That though the law imposing the necessity Of regis
traod upon sbe electors Of state originated IN osn
cip, a. 10 opp ss,ive Unconstitutional ans offensive 20 IRE Ia
boring classes And far encouraeeEen rs'h-r thAn
bDdraDce ~ election frauds tt ne duy o. every Dsno
cratic action % enrol me ns'n. And those
70 tranIn. the outrage and 70 enosrr' aug e
The others IN the exercise Of hight e1H'hsi By the
Relied That the and able declaration Of Wm H.
Sesd tina. exists between The .ectons OF this lion a.
ue duaticn and the ubusson Of The other by the
Of its domestic institutions, and rs political and g.
c desadan revolutionary threats aimed not
only at The Constitution and ne Union 81 th.s- sa by az
p1osn iDa, Wn,n annon 81 "a ~ 81 m
Mir. w. J. SHEA moved the unanimous adoption Of
the resolutions.
Mr.. SAMUEL SrETsoS and Mr.. ID. A. OGpES a1yo-
oatd the passage ofthe resolutions in their entiry.
Mr.. ID. s. MAGE spoke warmly 10 favor Of the reso
utiors which had been formed en- the sound and solid
principles Of party alone.
Here there were loud cries for Mr.. Lyman IRE
MAINE, tho came forward on the platform amid loud
cheers ard made lengthy speech, which wa Well
received.
The PRrsIpEsT announced the following Committee
to submit the of Charleston Delegates TO the
Convention:
Smith Of Putnam, and r. Fsfen Kins.; III MI. a.den
turg Ulster and ?. Cagser Of Albany w. MI Cushney Of
ard j Es Of OaonSasa VI w Hssey Of Tompsin. and D.
Bates Of Oisego VII, Thomas T. Howe OF Cayugi ana
Seneca
J. Miner of Clantsuq1e
Recess till O'Clock.
ON the reassembpg of the Convention at p. No., a
further adjournment till clock took place, the Com
ntee the CbaIleston Delegation not being prepared
TO report.
TIE Committee was in session all the evening until
O'Clock and at that hour II was again called 10 order,
when Mr.. CHAAPLAIs Of AIegany moved the follow
ing resolution:
R,ed Ths, the delegates the Democratic National Con-
yeuon 10 be appointed hereby thr Con-
"a vote
will of orty Of the members there aud In csse any
.op and ts not fortha in writing decline such sp
pon his shall be REGARDED vacated and the dees.
powered supply vacancies by DEATH absence resignation OF
This resolution was adopted unanimously, and greeted
with cheers.
PrTrR CAeorr, from the Committee on the Charles
ton egstion, reported the following az the list:
Deleoafes at LGr9-Desn Richmond Of Geneseei alternate,
The Augusu. sehe Of NewYorki alternate the Hon.
Isaac " Fowler Of NewYoIk alternate the Hon Schuyler
Ins Hon Deo. Dewot of o,weso; alternate the Hon. A. O.
Fi;st Dict~w H. Ludlow of Suffolk, Tennis O. Bergen of
Scnd D,tic-H Mclaughlin Of Kings, Francis B. spinOs
TS,,d Dsiet-John Y. Savage of NewYorh VIM Miner Of
Fon,m Dsict- John Kelly of NewYork N. T Brennan of
F0ih Di.,,e,-I.aah Rynden Of NewYOrk Edmund briggs
Slts Di.tr-JOhn Cochranc Of NewYOrk Anthony DurrO
Seren1 Dlstrie-Nelson J. Waterbury Of NewYork VIM.
N Mcintyre Of New, York;
L'ghM Dd'e-Ed"sia0 cooper Oh Ne~ioiH An'ie '0n'en'
Ninth District GU ,erueui Kembc ofPl:nan, Edwin Gross
Tenth Distytet-Bcn jsuin H. Eds of Orange John c. HALEY
Eieren@ D.tt-wm F. Russell of Ulster GeoFse Beach Of
Te Dist,it-rheOdcre Miller Of Columbia, Henry Stats
fhteenh Di,,rc-Dsvd L. Seymour of Rensselaer, Moses
v auen, Of Rensselaer,.
FoDfetnM Coming Of Albany Peter casger
FVccS Dtr,ct-JOhn Tcomb Of Saratoga Chsa R. Ingalls,
SiIecSth Drict-Lenlc ste.son of Clinton, Sidney Law
SerenfenM Drici-James Spencer Of St. Lawrence L.
Tsseam Di.yiet-AlOnzo C. Paige Of Schenectady David
N.ns,esnts Ds,t-Ssnuel North Of oseso, Alexander Il
Testieth Dsnicf-Jobn s,ker Of Oneida D. P Bs.ell OF
Tcnt, srs Dnic,J John r Hubbard of ChenaugO, Henry
:. Randall of Cortland. -
T FaIclild Of Maoisen
Tsent,srrd District D. C. West Of Lewis. Allen C. Beach
Tceriy cu,t, Di.tre,-J Z. Hasln of onOudAga, John
6. Peek OF Onondssa - o,--,,
Of Wsyne
Tws1is nth Di,t,ict-w. W. whsh, Of Ontario, D. A. os
Trntv ssrents Di,t-ic-Hsury p. BartO OF TOmPiin',
1 Tnestp Gy Da,-c C B. WALKER Of s.euser. A. J.
T,senfynini Dtrie-s B. Jewet of Monroe. B. s. GIke-
Thi,hefh Ds.rict-Msrshsn B. Chsmpla!n Q. Allegheny
Henry J. Glow ,cbi OF Geussee.
Th1fl.6,st Driet-Ssuford Z. Church Of Or-aDs, A. H.
Eas'msn OF Nseara
Tiuf,-secord Dsrc,-John T. Hudson Of Ere, Apieus
TsStt ard Di.trtcAJohn C. Devereann of Caitar,uea'
Hiram J. Miner OF Chsuauque.
After the reading of the list Mr. DUNLAP, on behalf
Of the delegation Of the Niagara District ssd their
lnsnimous choice was Sanford +. Church and DIR.
Eddy of Nisgara. He thought it arbitrary for the
Conve ntion 10 override their wishes.
Mr. kEESAS appealed to the Convent on to know
vi .her such Committee as this, enjoying the entire
confidence of the Convention, when, after mature aud
celebration they present unanimous re-