The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-15
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rom each judicial district 10 recommend names for q
sss,,y.i (pmmttoe for the ensuing year Carried
4. adjournment I'll = p. NJ was then carried.
As the deLgates left the hall they were greeted with
- from Ne Saise'y'
NETTING OF THE REGULAR CONVENTION.
As soon as the Wood party ef tho hail, Mr. syker APP
Ssared the platform, somewha, lame his leg having
been strained and bruised by his fan from the platform
Immense cheering followed both from the gallery and
body Of the hall.
Mr.. srRyRR said, before the act Of personal violence
committed on the Chair motion was made to elect
Mr. Hall and j. B skinner Secretaries That motion
- now put, and was carried.
Mr. CocnRlhE said, out of the nettie danger the demo-
cratic party has plucked the Hover safely After an UNI
faralelcd outrage the democratic party have returned
cratic party when they left the tersibc and disgusting
ges enacted here, where they had been invited by the
State Central Committee, did right There now is no
divided democratic party in the State Of New York There
was time when there was danger Of division in
ase party; there IL Not man, bunker barn
burner lard soft win fail IN come forward and
ufso,d the paropy Of tho democratic party The party
has indeed been rescued from the grave dug for it,
the present chairman of the Convention had been
Intended should hold him. Every man dcserv-
ng the name Of democrat would
cheers) After dwelling ut length the happy conciu
eon i se difference in the iary and severely deRounc
nv the acts Of the hired rtians who had there
under ray TO break mp the Convenon he expressed the
wish Lat the business the Convention might be
proceeded with in good spirit and moved call Of the roll.
1he roll then called aud all hut nine delegates
Piled. The list called heined the Tanmsny delegates.
Gswego was the only one contested.
hen the name of Mr. Bartlett, of Brcome called
AID he responded, the Convention aud gave round
after ronndo cheers, while cries resounded Of That s
glorious ~ "1hat's otd Ian's home
The demonstration attended the response Of each
iihard" delegate.
When David Potter entered the room Captain Rynders
shouted 'Here they come: we shall have Wood scon"
Volu-God forbid. cloud Iaughter)
Ny responded his amid cheers and
sr,es of " He's ut home"
when the name OF Isaiah Rynders was called he said
BY the blessings Of Divine Providence ard in spite Of
Ahe gentleman who drew pistol on me this morning,
and of the brawny that were raised against me,
an here" Cheers and laughter)
When Samuel Berdsail called, he replied . The Sc
here through their young and hard repre-
eeAtatives"
vosu--we are q united party Three cheers FOR
Heneca.
The cheers were heartily given
When II. r. Wing called, he said am here and
most happy to report myself the democratic delegate
1fcm Warren 70 the Democratic Convention. tCheers9
NJ RANDALL, Of Cortland, moved that Daniel :. Dick
nson be invited 70 take scat on the floor Of the Concen
A0n.
TIE motion was carried unanimously, amidst immense
The Chair appointed H. s Randall and Darius A. Ogden
. committee to wait on Mr. Dickinson and conduct him TO
o. Acer.
TnoMAs j. How moved the appointment of a,commi.tee
q one from each Judicial district on permanent organza
mon. Carried
The CHAIR then announced the following as the Commit
Nee on Organization :-Thomas ]. How Of Cayuga r. b.
Sweeney, Of New York Messrs Craig OF Kings Harden
burgh Of Ulster Bascon Of Washington; Kiniey of lewis
0gsenwood, OF Madison, and How, OF Orleans.
The Secretary announced the number OF absentees as
seven
Cries Of Read their names that may know them
7he Secretary read the Of the absentecs
announced that Messrs. Wieant and Smith would
Both be in after dinner
At this moment Daniel s. Dickinson appeared and the
Convention sprang 10 lis feet both in the gallery and hall
and The cheering for several minutes deafenng, and
repeated and again Mr. Dickinson shook
hands with Mr. StrykeY.
Loud calls of '.Dckinson,n "nckinson'' rang from
every part Of the hail. when Mr. DICKINSON spoke fol
kws:-
Mr. CHAIRMAN AND Fellow Cr7x,Ss;-I am exceedingly
gratsed 10 at time of such interesting crisis in the
democratic party many true and good enrol them
selves under the democratic banner BY the hearing the
have understood that there been some unortu
nate and dissensons IN our ranks to-day grow
ing Of the organization o the Convention but know
ing the facts in detail ] pass them all by, saying
m the abstract that | am here for union, peace
and harmony, and for them only. ! TO this
city for the purpose Of taking many fellow democrat
by the hand. The opportunity many has not
been offered me often. | hope that my experience
Oonduce to thorough unon-a union which
would combine ali interests, which would know
North, South Fast, West aud no sec
non Ny voice hoped might contribute to effect that
union. Whoever departs has departed from this pacific
counci has my condemnation Whoever makes effort
contest the party, inconsistent with fairness with honor,
with the usages OF the party and the dignity becoming
eberatve body, acts not only without my advice, bur
against my Judgment and my wishes. My feelings 30
ward the democratic party known ail-thc record
OF my life speaks for itself so long the differences
which formerly distracted the party originated a diff
i-renc. of principle and believed harmonious coun
sels could prevail acted up TO the honest convictions o
my mind as always do whether in veal woe,
defeat When those who adhered doctrines ad
the democratic creed. and joined themselves
80 other organizations, said then that only personal
feelings and prcudces and the desire OF individuals for
office prevented the democracy from coming together and
acting unit. Since then have. upon all occasions
underworld 10 cast oil upon the troubled waters may
Say Of tl.se past dssensons the British King said OF
the United States '.Though the last 10 admi, their
independence. was the FIRST TO recognise and wei
come their ministers when Il achieved" have
fear for the democracy Of the State for all It's
great principles of liberty and equality, its Rational
heart its humanitarian efforts, it, ceaseless progress
ms respect. for the universal rights Of mans and
have invoked peace and harmony amongst its disciples
Yes, fellow citizens, repeat, ] would my
from my body here before you, would that
my tongue should ceave TO the roof Of my mouth than
consent lend myself 10 wrong overreaching any
thing tricky in deioeratiye Convention never did,
and never will. Irepeat express opinion what
Is alleged to have been done for know nothing ofthe facts
but have the iron nerve 70 stand by the right when am
satisfied where that right is | have had some
experience in and dssensions in thu
democratic party. ] have the time when for
a stern discharge Of duty, like '.the spy of Wash
take by the hand, and I did not faIier
have the time when boquets Of flowers laid at
my feet because declined the Of my for the
Presidential nomination did not faer then, and am
able stand now, ever By the democratic party
through triumph am Of no section geographically and
section politically. am OF thai party which believes
in and upholds the equal and just rights Of and which
opposes all assaults upon the constitution, either Of the
nation, from whence they may am opposed 10
she party that treats the State than erod and
Plate together treated the people at Judea and Galec.
Despotic yrants they were and robbers Of down
srodden people, they did ask that the people, after
being borne down with taxation and going 20 Jerse
10 be taxed should 20 up the city to register their
But the republican party the party o, protested
benevolence and philanthropy, have not only lad their
hands the earnings Of labor in taxes but they ask the
iaborer TO leave his plough and the furrowevery work
tngman TO forsake his labor for day up ~ Jerusa
3em to get registered. (Roafs OF laughter and loud
Cheers) Now against that party desire the demo
tracy array itself 10 solid body Away with all bubbles
about organization in localities and about personal pre-
JUDGE have here matter that the people
who have interest in the sqnabbles Of politicians The
people have right demand that justice shall be 10
them in matters Of grave character and they will
that given The democratic party the great Catholic
party. By s doctrines abide. do not ask what man
holds Office; and he discharges his duty, don't
have held office myself and long enough for my advan
tage do not hold office and yet still live " as
Webster said Qaughter) Whether | shall hold
another oihce / DO not know, and do not /
am better of cut Of ciice than H. and have sense
enough 10 know it, II the people want mo
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