New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23

be o. 70 eek an eice favor from The hsiSs
of any Of r.se nominees. ruey sifsi only TO show
kep,ucky, M,rys,d and Missouri, and sll toe Sc aes
Of he Uniou, ihs. New-York would De- with them Ia
lS6p. One eelesste lad declared be you'd not AGO.
ciats with this Erie Couoy Datcnmzn. He could only
LAY that at hone no occapied high social posloo.
snd gas welcomed at the home of an cxPresiden. OF
the United 5, stss.
Mr.. A. H. PREscoIr advocated the adoption Of the
report If the COMMITTEE.
Mr.. ScKoocs spoke war My ia favor Of Mr. Dors-
iemer, and in speaking Of toe report IF the Commit
tee he called the attention OF gen,leneh feared
break their oaths and oblg 10 the fact ths the
last Troy Council adopted q resolution aoo6shns al
the catbs end obigat ms of the Orcer. lCh.ers
Mr.. UiIxASs said tbs, Americans haa arrived Q. "a
i'm portsnt cfisis They aust either dissolve the putty
or mske their power fe, Ia the Sae OF New DIX And
the United S,stes. He declared hts Adencstsn I'M
shaken and gretted the necessity enoulf ever nave
srisen 10 make MIN vote for Democrat; bu. looking
g, tie condition Of parties All especially OF the Aue-
can psrty, be had come 20 the determination u upte
with his friends in approving the report Ut the Con.
mttee. He took ssue with toe <, ntsensn who ss'd
no principle involves IN this acIcn. There was Q
principle in it, for It sought u prom tie the future peos-
poets Of the American patty. II would be no prnci-
PIE 10 mae sTss hi III ths, would % pro
ductive Of TO good reeults.
Mr. BATES OF Westminster said the Convention hsd
made Themselves dicolous, and be should not vote Tor
the ticket.
ON motion of Mr.. VAS ASrwsRP the previous ques-
ton was then ordered the resolution 10 vote rssd
roce on each csno,da'e.
On Mr.. Dorstelmers NOMINATION o count was &C.
msnded. The vote for his Endorsement stood VI
sgainst o..
When the negative vote WAS taken, cries reeounied
through the hail of Sup Americans, up"
The other candidates were all lndorsed.
The folio wing State Committee was then announced:
L. s. Parsons, Henry Lansiog and q. Y. johnson,
of albany; j. w. Sewage and + c. Wagner OF New
York ~ Il. Lord OF jeff ron; n. S.rocg OF aonros;
Harvey Smith Of Rensselaer,; W A. Russell Of Wash.
ipgton; X. +. Stevens Of OUoodaga; q. Page Of ~.
Lawrence; +. $. Sweet Of Togo X. JeSett Of
Erie; Lorenzo Burruwes of Ofle sns; j. Matseson Of
Oswsgo; aDd Erastus Br )oks OF New York.
MIR. ANDREWS moved vote of thanks TO Mr.. Brooks
az PRESIDING otiicer. Carried unanimously.
Mr.. Brooks oeirg allied for, spoke in warm indorse-
mebt OF the policy Of the Conyeat,oo He regret ed
e. me thing on the ticket bat he said this morning,
he prepared to follow where tue Convention leads,
and would give An earnest support ~ the ticket. lie
regretted the the debate had taken 10 night.
He denied that any sacrificed q principle BY
voting for the nominees be here to crafty any
prejudice enmy against either OF the other parties.
He saw tso great parties to which persons had A.
tached themselves be"ause thsy are great. He cav
here representatives Of a. noble constituency as ever
lived who we're p,werless before these two parties.
lie sought to remove the obstruction and destroy tho
streIgh VI these parties STATE ssues alone were now
involved. He looked beyond, and being In favor OK
uprooiirg aud destroying the political machines Of the
day be desired TO show that the American party
has the power TO do 80. He say future ahead He
saw aTcuId TO the ht and lett and he asked
Amerc ADS to 90 home and reflect on these matters.
They had, by their sctioo 10 night shown the other
parties hat the principles OF Amercansm must DO
respected. He thanked the Convention TOT taeit con-
duct TO ard the Char aod ured them he was gong
10 support a ticket hch would be The representatives
of the people a. the State Capital in 1860. Cheers
The Convection then adjourned, with cheers.