New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17


the report commence with the Eighth District, as he
understood there would he contest In the First
District be desired TO leave that the last The
OF ibe Committee in all bus tie First District were
then handed in aid adopted. - U.s.
The Ist Distrc, beitg called Mr. John Clancy pre-
ssptsd ,be hsmes of Kennedy and Iiden from the
Tanmany delegation. DIR. Bradford presented the
name OF Benjamin Wood for member of the Committee
On the psri of the Mozart delegation. DIR. Bradford
taid that the they presented but one name to
equal terms 10 the Convention with Tammany aud
not superors They only desired to DO equally rep
reseDte on tie State Committee, and deeply regret
It'd that Taumsny had thought proper to clsi n
the entire representation Mozart was for the
union of the whole Democracy of the city
but this action of Tammany, joined with the fact that
Mozart candidate last Spring and badly defeated woad
though that erganizaasn would desire to
iii ne the warfare He had hoped the nights rest and
sleep would restore amabity TO the Fammsny eega-
tion tul instead they appeared TO have suffered from
the ee of fearful nightmare lie and bis colleagues
quite content 10 trust themselves IN the hands OF
the Convention which had thus far tire ated them with
honor and fairness. He did not believe the Conventon
would now deprive them of the right of equal repre-
seuaion on the State Committee where they desired
to keep of the number 10 constant fellowship with
their friends. But whatever might be the action
If the Convex ton, Mozart Hall would bow cheerfuy
TO the will of the majority. Loud applause.
John Clancy said that Tamuauy had presented NO
names for the State Central Com mittes, because TaA
was recognized az Ouly uidr Org tllLalOn
of the City of New York. The names needed
commend they commended themselves to the Democ-
raey of the State. The Convention recognized in
Tanmany it, old freuGs aud be believed that reeog
pizing the regularity of Tammany, tbs Convention
could 90 less than admit them to their proper rep
resentatiop on the State Central Committee.
d.. Bradford said he had hoped no question as to
regularity irregularity would be opened by this
Convention He did not understand the Convention
to have recogpiz the regularity Of either sde but
have taken broad, liberal ground of the necessity OF
the union OF the Democratic party In the CITY OF New
York. He again urged upon the Convention, IN the
name of Justice and fair play, TO carry out in good faith
Der first policy, and act with even-bauded imrartiaty
toward the two wings OF the Democracy OF the city.
Applause
of the Democracy of NewYork and the people of his
part of the unty were in favor of carrying out the
doctrine Of Popular Sovereignty to its utmost limit.
lie knew that tie Convention yesterday admitted to it's
eounsejs two sets Of de-, gates from Ne sYork They
were all admitted Den ecrRts, aud 1t would be in.
consistent 10 day send one party OF them back and
reject them ON the State Committee, as not being
Democrats. He favored harmony among the Demo.
Gratis OF New York. and besought his Tan friends
TO withdraw name, and place on Che State Central
Committee the name presented by Mozart. Loud ap-
pause If he made motion about il, it would be to
ADMIT iour members of the Committee from New-York.
Applause,
DR.. Bradford-That would be acceptable to Mozart.
They only desire terms Of equality with Tammany
Lyman B. Smith deplored the qusrrels of the Democ
racy of New York, and was unwilling that the Con-
yeition should gay word as to those quarres He
found three names presented from New-YOrk aud he
I, und of those names, that Of Mr.. Kennedy, TO
have been former active member OF the Committee.
The others were Tilden and WOOD both good men; but
he believed there should be doubt of harmonious
scoD of the Committee aud he moved in order to test
the feeling Of the Convention that Kennedy and Tden
be declared The members of the State Central Commit
tee from the First District
Mr. Hadsy of Seneca moved to amend by substtut-
iig the names of VIM. ID. Kennedy and Benjamin
Wood. Loud applause The vote was put and de.
carsd carried but the yeas and nays were demanded
The list was called and Kennedy and Wood were
elected members of the Committee by large majority
of the Convention. The result was received with
loud applause.
The following the State Committee for the ensuing
year finally agreed upon:
First Distic.-wln D. Kennedy of NswYok and Benjamin
King. and Calvin Frost of %estcheste Third DisePster
d Ass1s III as1 .ss q e.
, Fl Of and
ESSSdS Gls. M II i Eth. District
VIM. Chamberlain, Of Duchess, moves the appoint
Den of Committee of three to inform the candidates
Of their nomination. Adopted. .
The Chairman nominated as such Committee w m.
Chamberlain, John Clancy, and John Tracy
Mr.. Clsncy declined the nomination. His engage
mnt would prevent his attending TO the duties OF the
office. He was about to return TO New YORK, ana
from thence to visi Immediately the South.
The Chairman then appointed David Monitor In the
place of Mr.. Clancy.
The following resolution was offered by Charles ..
Hoyt of Yates, and adopted:
Resored That NewYork City the stronghold Of
the Democracy the pre- State represented by her dee
this Convention from TsmEany and Mozart Halls the
the antiquity her organization and devotion to
Democrats principle and the latter for her indoabe
and frin adherence the Democratic May the olive
thrown them to-day be seized by both and In future
they represented by organization aud thus present
undivided front against the common enemy oil our party
Judge Willard then returned bis thanks to the Con.
ven ION for the kindness extended TO him during the
proceedings of the Convention. He wished the dele
es safe return to their homes and success to their
excellent and powerful ticket.
James s. Tbayer being loudly called for took the
platform and warmly congratulated the Convention on
the happy termination of its labors. He d~et upon
The inheritance of the hearty cordial union which had
been made TO day of National patriotic OF the EN-
pire State and warned Democrats of old descent who
had Abraham for their father to be careful lest the
new recruits in the Of their candidates should
he found foremost in the gh when the cry OF victory
chez red their ear. He urged the imposslbhy OF a
sectional rarzan ever being President of the United
States and spoke eloQuenty in support of the princ
mes OF the cand dates of the party At the conclusion
ri b remarks with hearty cheers for the tickets State
ard National the Convention adjourned, size de-
Most o, the delegates fir ON the East leave tonight on
the II tram
uoxva Democratic state Convention.
DAyEsPoRT, Iowa. Thursday, Aug TO- 1860.
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