New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04
The Democratic state Committee.

ALBAHf, "Wednesday Ot ). 1901.
TIE Den ocrsiic State Committee INST a; l o'ciook.
Sauu.l f. Butt. ORTIZ attends behalf of the Uoos
men { Ntw-Yo,k City aid Ald. Dayton Of BIO 'kys
IL ptssn " represent The Union men OF K'ngs County
The proposition for placing Union Electors the
Douglas n ket TO fill aLcies, AID for pat log Henry
5 RAJ dali On for Eeeor at large, aop perfectly
acc ptt bic TO the ate COMMITTEE, provided t1At the
parties ihos placed on the ticket will accep. snd do
clare tbens.lves favorable to fusion.
IL IL ruuor.d that MT. Randall Refuses TO accept for
ally but states that be will decline, the gncunA
that be cannot prevent ary pero Who chooses fro0
vorg for him. AS this leaves him In reality IN an AZ
tag bisiic Io,ition unioD and still Identified 9TH the
GTeere Et ctoral ucBe il viii pro oaby bs CONSIDERED
IT. unds for refusg TO accept his Lame La that event.
Mr. Bronson vii be substituted
ALBANY, Wednesday, Oct 3-6 p. n
The Democratic State Central Committee adj 'uIned
at ,io,k this at EMO ATE session listing about
toIee hOuTs during wbic1 entire auiuity preva led
Aft TOD q dbcussion Samuel I. Batterworb on the
part of the Union men, agreed 10 the wihdra Fst OF
the Dsme Of Henry s. Randl aud the gu s,itdston o!
that OF Gre, De G.. Br IA ElectOr IT large.
Alderman DAY ton stated on his own responsibility
that III. Greere men willing TO unite provided
they uld nouua the six sectors 70 be chosen and
lbe Lieutenant Governor. No proportion OF hls KIND
was TO- n ally before the Committee from hs Greece
patty and no action therefore was t4ken on the sab
ject.
Mr. Buiterworth announced that the National Ad-
nuisrsiion taG sgnieo their intention to support the
Uni. Il. ket greed on by the Committee.
he following is the 'fcia report of the pressed
ipgs:
sta meeting Of the Democratic state Central Commte held
City Absry the % int, the following resolutions
ulsniu outly adopted
Bsoircd Tbs Hon Greene G. Bronson Of NevYork be,
he hereby substituted ct st LsTe the Demo
tic teiol ekst in place Of the Hon Reuben H. Wal
Vtuh declined
EesoIrd bit John r. Brouer Of the County Of Klogs,
Jscob We,trvelt Step =. Rnsse Wm. b. Dunc.n and
VIVA Kobe, OF the Ci,y r. Ne~.iok AGA ,b scan T.
Congr Of the Count, Of Rockand be- AMI they hereby
,pb,titG.d Dntrc' Ele' on he Denozl e Electors
Ticket IN place Of ChNs Colens OsVad Uts-ud tfsr
X 1ilos James Robinson, John Anderson. end EdSsd
Hsi.b, who cecline.
Re.irsd Tint the VIM C. Grain. Of Hetiuer be and
Ia hereby tubtuted th Oenor candidst LutsnaSs
GoveI Or piece of she Hon VIM. Allen deooed
(SiepeG ID. RICHMOND, ChsfmiL
p CAGGKR. S,crttsIy
sIabce sgsibst any recognition Of the Greene
Comg iree cent into the State Commit ee from
Fra kin County.
Innediotely sfter the State Committee had completed
tie Uni q Mr.. Braoy lief, tor Hudson where be is
aocrses the National Democracy tonight.
Mr. GIeere expresses his determinali IN 10 carry
the war The biuer end and it is Icsd that NJ
Il s6y will siuUp the State from now uatn elsstion
Coy sgsiI a tie Union Ticket
Mr. Bronson accepts of tie nomination of Elector At
Lgge.
Dean Richmond left on the boat this evening for
New-Yofk.