New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24
POLITICAL.

DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLICAN STATE cox
vENTION.
LWi.osros Co.-2d Dist, John Wiley ami n. Sey.
mour, jr.
WEsrcaEsTER Co.-ist Dist, George Archer and
Joseph II. Goodwin; Alternates, Capt. Dayton and
r. l.. Bucklu. Cd Dist, Lewis &. Plat and William
C. Hall.
SUFFOLK Co.-l.t Dist Benjamin +. Virgins and
Phiander X. Jennings. I'd Dist, John g. Floyd and
James b. Cooper.
DELEGATES TO THE DEMOCRATIC STATE coz
yENTioS.
MosRoF Co.-2d Distributions Bradley.
OsosDAG, Co.-2d Dstiict-Thos. G. Alvord.
OswEGo Co.-3i District-Jsmes A. Clerk.
CansC commissioner Jaycox has secured the dele
gate from his Assembly District Syrscusel for the
"Hards." Thomas G. Alvord, the appontee, is in
st,uced to oppose the appointment Of National Dele
gates by the State Convention.
The Syracuse Conven.iou also passed the following
resoiut on:
R,,r9 Ti The foreign End policy Of The prsnt
Nations Democsc Adnnisirson hs been msrked by pu
-r ,sasty and hrnus that 'hs sppooa.ioE Of tins
Corvcun. sud commend i: - the DsuocTsS oil tue ~a'e
Uzon.
Tile Democratic State Convention of Minnesota
was held al ST. Paul on Aug. Il ana ls. Geo. l..
Becker was nominated for Governor for another
term: Jones NJ. Cavansugh "a representative N Con-
pres. from the Id Southern District; Christopher
Graham Tor representative fIom tue let lNortnsrn)
District in place of VIM. W. Phelps; Syivauus u.
Lowry for Lieutenant C oyerp0r ani John Ii. Brsbn
for Attorney -General-ai by acclamation. ). Il.
Able was nominated for State Treasurer on the
third ballot. TIE Young Mems Democratic Union
Club. saws Tie Pioneer, had field piece in the
Cspitcl squsre. well served by squad of amateur
a,,iler.ts which beched forth, in thunder tones,
salute in honor Of each nomination The platform
adopted afirms:
M, ID, rpl. # ,h- errtoe. are Justly entei 70 the
aisur their oca tree from ht.rven
,b f~i,ss s,,c, his. On asii nr he number of IN
hbrsui. ous % Tie rao OF repleser soa The Lover Hous
sp. nd S.msp9 scui.,c nso the federal Union AID
ina Ia ie cr,ailoa Of such stat, Government, ths People
BY he vii II the majority fairly expressed at the o'oteoS
bsve tn excl ght adopt Cons dtliin "lH dos'
&c; eouHic, With s. Tepu blie,u form Of Government
II endorses the Cincinnati platform, and declares;
Tbs the Institution OF Slavery under Constitution Of he
within me s..s or Territory proposed 70 establish.
retain. abosh Il tia, the citizen, Of sscH etss Z,
respectively have exclusive sdic;ion Of the soect mi'
,h .os limits, ard that, therefor Conlres has no power
essbiah protect slavery IN @ 70 eh DC S's'S "'
I'm, az ,.mpt % r.ocer the African .svtrads Is dszrss
~ - 80 &c 80 II r. t,,s-rau-a snd lid con,prs-
.o sgAu. The pace hoaor d-aty Aai sA s-uce u me
Its blow 10 Gen. Cess tho OF letters, and tue
massachusetts, two yeas amendment, claims the
Homestead biz. IN wifal misrepresentation OF the
facts ~ q Democratic measure, and various o,ae'
planks with reference % questions Of local char
aeter.
II the evening, mass meeting ratified the noHana
tons. l. was addressed b. Geu. Shields, Gov
Slb.ey. tie nominee OF the Convention for Governor
ard the Hon. James NJ C6yauagh. From the pro
ceei,rgs j. : evident that tire COME OF the Dem
oo,atio party On the Homestead bill, in Copgres
,.t Winter is not calculated 10 advance rs prospect
in ArnesO,s-
| Tie Opposition esnddaie Tor the is'5''.a ,aFe y
/ the County az Owen, hyr was seStsnan ey u
yam. O." Scsroe" This a. appropriate designs
iot, As lie Oppcstion Ps-tyis eun9aaacsly 81 1o-
~ owep CCas,y, ony polling 20 .o'9' y 80 Demo
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