New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-23
postpone the question until after the permanent 0ssss
zaiiop Adopted

During ,be rece.s Of tbt Convention several oeiesa
tons Of Wide-Awake Clubs arrived. The "Texs
Legion" from Mohawk aud Herkimsr. cana up oaa
canal patket.bast wirh hand OF m1sic. Tae Lick
port Club arrived by the Centra Railroad cars, accom-
panied by two bands During the arrival OF these
Clubs cannon roared nth les welcome
4, Oh the Ieassenbling Of tie Convention the hall was
more derse, Glsd both body Add galleries some 2, 200
persons being present.
DAVID Dudley FkID, from the Committee on Per-
msnept oFgaDizat D, reported the following officers:
Presdent-JAMEs M COOK of Saratoga
d. Dsl; sss, STA g I'D wS
s,d Luther cbsdSe Of nOckan, Driei John MeeaslG
Mo- tgcnc q = LssI,o,s and was, fssoci q fss.s:
Tsas 1e Chs Del o & s Nd s Is
Gens..ss' and ]. G. MfrSeresu Of CstWssEps
Secretayies District John II White {, New York sad tevis
Bensol Fsrri. IT, Of Westotsstsr Da esoTysR Psrs
esa FIN i1s IL seo :Ss soS s
tady District orson Carpenter Of Oneida and w s.nn
R BIZ IL 1 oson a STEW %. ;as nd
l. sheldon Of Cay District g. r. j. Herdech Of Eds and
James II. LOOMS OF Wyontng .s
Mr. Cocks name was received with warm damsn-
stra,ions of applause.
On motion Of ISAAC DAYTON, tho report was IN mi.
mourly adopted, amid applause MessrS. LIrrLHJoss
of Oswego and HmLHoCsE of Ontario condocted the
permanent President TO the chair, the Convention
warmly applauaiDg when Mr.. Cook appeared on the
platform. The President SPOKE as follows
GEETLEMEE OF The CosyEsTIos: am profoundly
sensible Of the honor you have coDfr upon me 10
being called TO preside the deliberations OF this
Convention. You enter upon your duties as repressn-
tstiV es of the Republican parry OF toe State Of New
York under more than Ordinary responsibilities Tho
noble of tie United States TO ch0oae their
Il Amin he A
the battle-ground Of the coming conflict. The great
ques ion whether freed IN is national or sectional
bow 10 be decided Permit me to invoke upon your
deliberations the spirit of c)Dcillaon and harm ny
We eUteT npon a national controversy With our oppo.
pents und,r the mott suspcious Oh ems. Sectional
divisions and persona snimosss are the oui political
capital Of The Democ acy. Permit me 10 oongratu-
LATE Won upOn the certainty OF the hpI go cess
If Republican principles in our national connciis.
The pationsl Ell ndaTd of Republcansm ls held ny
hsnd in which we have ebre conhdence-Abraaam
Lincoln Of illinois. Rest assured that, by him, t wiz
ne CT be lowered in this contest whether II 0ees me
cohorts o. Gisnroa or is ass4ed by the swindle Of
popnleT sovereignty. Bot gentlemen, nave no desire
10 de'sin you from tie bu-iness Of the Convention:
gee before me a large portion OF the Oh RepCDlcsn
puard of 1856 eager for the coming conflict who nave
The power AID the will TO place the EnPre State In
tie proud position she then occupied Warm applause
followed the delivery Of these remarks
BENZ wELcH IT,, calico up the resolution for the
ann. ntnent of Committee of two from each JadiciJ
District on resolutions, and the same was adopted
JoYs A. Cooke called up the resolution, instruotipg
the delegates from each Juoidal District to report The
names of three members from each district as members
of the State Central Committee.
Mr. SHERMAN raised the point Of order that the reso-
linton was postponed until after the nominations bad
been made.
Mr.. CooKE-It was laid on the table only till after
the permanent rrgsniz ton.
Mr. SBgRMAS-I made the motion to lay the resolu-
ton over until after the nominations.
Gen. EYE-TheD, if so / move to reconsider the
vote postponing the resolution.
The PREslDEST-The Chair ia informed that ac-
corong 10 the record the resolution only laid on
the table. 1t is therefore in order to call tup.
The resolution was then taken from the table and
adopted.
CYRUs o. POOLE called mp the resolution instrucang
the delegates of each ngrsssonal District to select
one delegate from each District to form Committee 70
report the names Of the Elt at Large.
JAMES C. SMITH, of Ootario, moved TO amend by
making tie Committee consist Of one from each Jadi-
cial District aod uetructDg the Committee to rep rita
full Electoral Ticket and that each delegation be re-
ouested TO suggest the names of Electors TO the Com
miue lie desired to see the Electoral Ticket repre-
resent all the component parts If the Rspublca Parry,
the old guard and recruits, well as the :rman
Republicans who have go molly fought the battle Of
| RepublcaDism. Uoudappsuse
ISAAC DAYTON seconded the amendment He be-
eved that the Electoral ticke should be formed by
Committee cid that il should be made to represent the
worth character and ability of the Republican party,
without respect solely to locality. BE was willing
that the Committee should consst of one from each
| Congressional District. Applause.
Mr.. POOLE did not why the old custom should be
departed from. He urged that the Committee should
| consist Of one from each Congressional District.
/ Mr.. KAyFFMAE Of Kings was glad IN hear the al
lusiou that had been made the German Republicans
| of the State. Applause He believed the Germans
of Ne~-York were, body, opposed to Slavery, and
| in favor of Freedom Loud applause lie bsiieysd
that the German vote would DO sody cast for the Re-
publican candidates. and toat the bells OF the 0pposi
ton would 10 November toll the fuDerd kneu Of the
| Democracy and the Ution coalition. Applause.
Gen. NYE vas opposed to the formation of cleo
tersl ticket by meaps Of a Committee. He believed ii
would be satisfactory to the people for the Rep
resentarivs Of the Dgres onal Districts present
each its ow Elecor 1t bad been proposed tia; the
c. DgIessOral delegates should suggest the Of
Electors to the Committee, bat there was nothing 10
compel the Committee to adopt the Daues suggested.
He thought the symmetry Of the ticket would be pre-
served, and TIE Germaps Of tpe Stae well taken care
if the selection Of the Electors was ef TO the various
| delegaous.
| CHAs. 4. DANA of Ne WORK advocated the forma-
ton Of Con wttee. TIE of the Electors would
be suggested by the Congressional representatives, bat
the Committee wopd be the body through which they
would rep,rt the ticket to the Convection.
| Gen Myth that case the Committee would be but