The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01

ing resolution
Where's. the Chairman Of the Democratic State COMMITTEES
that might be offered by individual OF the party
of choosing delegates Conventions arc an
xed aud varying and matters Of much interest and
meeting he 81 deegsss :Sod
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OF tickets to the end that one united and unim
peaed effort be made to elect democratic state
York may be again reaored the brotherhood democratic
Or. SKINNER moved the acceptance Of the report and
the adoption Of the resolution
Mr. JouN Il. brewer desired to be informed on what
ground was presumed that the next State Convention
would appoint delegates to the Charleston Convention
and he aleo wanted to know what the State Committee
bad to do with controlling the action of the State
Mr.. PARKER supposed it the duty OF the committee
IN i,spng the call for the Convention, 10 declare wha
would be the business Of the Convention aud they would
probably comprise in that the appointment OF delegates
10 the Charleston Convention.
the action Of the State Convention agate this mat
ter with the State Committee. All this should be left
the people He suggested besides that the report should
be SO modified to emit everything that might often
sive to the State Committee
Mr. TucKER looked upon the report as going no further
than simply stating tho facts declared that the State
Committee had virtually denied 10 that committee the op-
porunity of talking the matter with them, the
Mr. BsowEB nevertheless submitted that to be polite and
70 modify the language Of the report would cost nothing
He did not want to leave in the power ohe State Com
mttee to complain Of them
Judge BOWIE of Oswego, defended the report He did
not the necessity Of being meay mouthed about the
matter Indeed he thought the report too respectful to.
ward the State Committee
Dr. SKINNER took the view OF ii. He thought the
language OF the report at truthful and respectful
Mr. MING expressed similar views He thought that the
State Committee had motives declining to accede 70 the
proposition Of their committee. He advocated the &C.
cepiarce OF the report, leaving 10 the committee to
MEMBER of the committee, with the laudabe desire of
saving time and putting stop TO the debate, offered on
the part OF the committee to modify the report.
NEMBs in the background did not want see II mo.
dsed lie wanted to have it adopted presented. II
was already soft enough, without its being sofened any
more.
Thequeston put, and the report as presented was
accepted
The question REQUIRED the adoption of the resou-
ton.
Mr. 7. N NvEN, Of Sutherland spoke against the reso
luton al being too soft he regarded the State Central
Committee as perfect numbug.
a MEaBsR-wbat about the Secretary
To that Mr.. NIvEN said "dtto."
Mr. DANIEL B. TAYLOR thought they should resolve in
case the State Committee appointed delegates to the
Charleston Convention that they would stand w.h their
ints picked ready to declare battle against Them and
10 oppose the admission of these delegates.
Mr.. BRowER proessed 70 know no such distinctions In
the democratic party ~ "hards and softs."
Mr. MccoILrM, of the Syracuse Courier offered reso
cline 10 accede 10 the request Of this meeting they should
take issue with them before the people.
ANOTHER hfMBER thought that the resolution reported
by the committee was sufficiently definite.
Another OLD GENTLEMAN expressed himself as being OF
the same opinion and added that he thought lighting was
dangerous and Improbable business. Moderation was
the most powerful weapon that they could WELD He
thought that Richmond and Caggcr might be depended
10 act as they should act, and he did not believe
prudent the part Of the democratic party 10 point their
weapons nj each other.
Another MEMBER took q different view of the matter
BE did not want any OF this sort OF bush fighting &c
was in favor Of resolution insisting the election Of
delegates by the people, With SUCH q resolution they
would be able 70 beat 81 State street.
Mr. McCoILrN withdrew his resolution and that rcport-
ed by the committee Was adopted
Another resolution offered, continuing 10 existence
the committee appointed al the previous meeting
thorzng TO receive any communication from the STATE
Committee In reference 10 the election OF delegates
Charleston and 70 call another meeting Of the body
any time II should deem Il expedient 10 do So
And then. with cheers for the party and for the ADM.
nstrason, the meeting adjourned.