The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-04
THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
Meeting Of the New York National Democrats
State Cemmittee--Cal for q State Con-
yentisn-ne Canvass In New Jersey.
Pennsylvania and View England,
&C., &C., &c.
Meeting OF the National Democratic Conn
mittee mt Syracuse.

mittee mt Syracuse.
SYRACUSE, ". r., July 3, 1860
The National Democratic Committee met at tho
VOORHEES, House in this city eleven O'Clock this
l ing, John Green, Jr, in the chair, and Matthew
| Mcmahon, Secretary.
All the members OF the committee cxccrt ,hose from
the First and Fourth districts were present,
The following call for a State Convention was ,aaui.
mously agreed UPON
The national democracy Of the State Of New York
who support the nomination Of John Brock Of
Kentucky President and Joseph Lane Oregon for
Vice President, requested TO choose delegate in
each Assembly district represent them State Con-
vention to be held this city OF Syracuse Tuesday
the 7,h Of August 1850 at twelve o'clock noon ior TIC
purpose Of nominating thirty I've candidates for off,
ccs of Presidential electors pledged 10 veto for D,ccs
nridge and Lane, and also candidates for Governor
Lieutenant Governor and Inspector Of state Prisons.
By order Of the National Democratic State Committee.
JOHN A. GREEN, Jr., Chairman.
MATHEW MCMAHON, Secretary.
large Breckenridge and Lane banner was susperd ed
from the voorhees, House during the session of the
mttee, and guns fired the announcement Of the
call for the State Convention.
The members Of the committee represented that a
strong feeling in favor of Breckenridge and Lane existed
among the democracy in their several districts
sub committee, consisting Of Hon. Gideon J Tucker
VIM. G. Sands and Harry Wilbur, reported ser e. Of
resolutions which were unanimously adopted
The following the resolutions
Resolved That the constitutional ecmocrats
of the State Of New York have witnessed with feelings Of
deep regret and dsappova the rejection by the Charleston
Contention Of the delegates regularly chosen accordance
with the usages the party by the Congressional districts
Of this State under the call oi this State Commec that
the subsequent disruption Of that Convention and the
secession OF most OF the democratic States hereom
to be directly traced TO the Misrepresentation cen
timents aud preferences OF the Of the
State by the votes given by the majority the 6eegl
tion which admitted TO cit in that Convention and
that cannot recognise in the made by tho
called Convention at Baltimore, presided by Mr.
Todd any OF the evidences Of regularity and usage which
would render its action binding upon democrats and
| party men.
Received That the thanks os the true democracy Of
New York due, and hereby rendered 10 those
representatives OF Virginia, North Carosa Georgia
Alabama Mississippi Texas Arxan sss Missouri Tonnes
Sec California and Oregon who gave their generous SUM-
port and recognition 70 the regular delegation from this
statc and that the Chairman Secretary OF this state
Committee transmit copy OF this resolution to the Chair
man Of the democratic State Committee Of each OF sad
| States.
Resolved That though thus aggreved and Injured the
national democrats Of New FORK have net altered and will
never atcr In their attachment 20 the principles Of our
party, which wrong outrage can deter them from
supporting and advocating and which they have never
hesitaed TO declare and sustain darker days this
TINT standing now rs always IN rrm resistance North
crn faratcfm and To the social warfare wagcd rpon
Southern rights and southern institutions, We are not
surprised disappointed md The builders Of tho
Buffalo patform--thc traitors who first organized
Northern democracy, IA 1s4s, under the leadership Of
Van Buren, and Adsms-now active and foremost IN srs-
timing Presidential candidate who Is repudiaeJ 40
Martin Van Buren, has been repudated twelve years ago
| by the Southern democracy.
Resolved, That recognise John G RrcskrT'See "A
the only true and regular candd date of the tona demo
cracy fr the Office Of President Of the Uned sta ard
Joseph lane only true and regular candidate for
the Office OF Vice President and that this State Committee
doe hereby approve, endorse and raj y these
tons, and will sustain them IN the coming campaign.
Great enthusiasm prevails arcpg The Brcck.rrdgc ard
Lane men.