The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-17
MORNING EDITION FRIDAY, AUGUST II, 1860,

Iarry or rregulrity would be opened by this c,nven-
'oa De did DOT understand tho C1ovebtion 10 have
Tecngnizea The regularity Of either eide but TO nave
tst bro,d, liberal ground OF The necessity Of the
unSr 81 The 'emocrs,r party in tho city o. New York
He ogap sge, upon he Convention, s, The name al jus
the ana air a., Z" carry out IN good faith her nrst
4licy and "a; With even handed mpsrtislity towards
The riiss Of ihe democracy Of the cy. (Avpause)
Cocnrl HArnAwAY sai he anew nothing OF the qrarres
CT 'be 10 m,1aey ci New York, ana the people OF his
pat 81 toe aay were IN favor Of carrying out the coc
ripe n popular sovei eighty ~ its utmost limit. BE
kiow ;hai mo Convention yrstsrsay admitted 70 rs
corptes Hris If Delegates New York They were
all al mated as demo rats, and would be IN
sass ait reIccs them rom the state Committee as
tot be!is esrnocraa. He favored harmony amongst
TsnnaIy rirnds Z, withdraw ope Dsme, and place
The sste Criirt tommstee the name presented by No
a.ri. gana applause II be made motion aoou. IL,
- vi Nd Re 10 ADMIT fnr members OF the committee
IN. ssADyosD-ina, wnria be acceptable ~ Mozart.
Thy MY rsfIe h'ns of,qval'y With ramnisny Hall
Lyr, SMITH deplred the qu.rsels AZ tho democracy
af Nsx YWs, spi Killing that the Convsn ION
should say ODE nod a TO these qusrres He found
tsee pS-t, from New York, and he found
OF 'bcse narnes that OF Mr. Kennedy, 70 have been .
former artiva DsD,heT II the committee The others
Nero sAaul be soub, VI harmonious action Of tho
committee. and he navsd in order test the feeling Of
m'ocrs o. tie State Central Committee from the First
district n,
Mr. FApsyy Of s~reca moved TO amend by substituting
tie nauss Of Wm. D. Kennedy and Benz. Wood. cloud
The vote wss pat snd Jeclsred carried, but the aye
er5 nay demanded no list called, and Ken
by large majority Of the Convention. The result was
resiysd y III loud applause
The follow ing ia TIRE State Committee for the ensuing
year, as anal,y agreed upon 81.
First eisplo,, VIM, y Ksrnedy, Of New York, and
s' 81 SSss ssa CALVIN Sa West
cnfstcr Third district, Peter Cagser, Of Albany,
ard + 7; Latin Of Ulster; Fourth district, r Il Cush
Tfih 1sfr CT Willard johnson. S Oswego and Arthur
Gilbert Of Oneida; sixth district, Nr. Hubbard, Of
ss,T. hmcre 'F ?. Ra.s, n Ssyusa and Sh.s
Walker, Of steuoen: Eighth district, Dean Richmond, OF
Gtnsssee, and Lansing, Of Erie
WN csAsBBRGAIy Of Dutchesa, moved the appointment
Of committee Of three 70 inform tho candidates Of their
nomination. Adopted.
berlaip, JthD Clancy and John Tracy
NJ CLANCY declined the nomination His engagements
would prevent his attending to the duties Of the office
10 visit imms distely the South
The CHAIRMAN then appointed David Aoulton In the
The following resolution was offered by CHAs 5. HoyT,
Of Yates, and Adopted
Resolved, rha, regard New York city the strong
represented by ber delegates in this Convention
r"n asmm1Dy .n, a Mozart Balls the for
and devotion democratic principles and the latter for
her Ddontsble energy and Irm adherence 10 the demo-
today be seized by beth and in future may they be 70
presented by organization and thus present IN un
divided front against the common enemy OF our party
(Applsose)
Judge willard then returned his thanks TO the Convcn
ton Tor the Kindness extended TO him during the proceed
ings the Convention He wished the delegates safe
return TO their homes and 70 their excellent and
powerful ticket
JAMES TaAyER being loudly called for took the plat
form and warmly congratulated the Convention tho
happy termination Of It's labors He dwct upon the I'M
porance Of tho hearty, cordial union which bad beeo
made to-day OF national, patriotic men Of the Empire
State, and warned democrats Of old descent who had
Abraham for their father 10 he careful lest the new re-
cfus In tho of ther candidates shoald be found
foremost in tho Eight when the cry Of victory cheered
TIT He urged the imposshilty Of sectional par
tsan he.Ig President Of the United States, and
SPOKE as length toquenty In support Of the principles OF
the candidates Of the party At the conclusion OF his
rational, the Convention adjourned sine die
Most Of tho delegates from the East leave to night
the haifpast eleven train.