New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-16
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The ssleos,es to this Convention from the City of
EevYork elected under the call Of the only orgsniza
tim az that city, which bas uniformly aioed the
reoula,ty OF the Sac organization which this Cou-
yen,;on represents, have been deeply wroogd by the
action of the Stare Convention unius' It is unde.
strxe6 in admitting 10 upo the or with equal
power that of the regular delegates other persons
residing in that city Who have been Oh, sen a,
popular assembling Of any Kind. but heen drputed to
attend here only by local organization, which vas
not Only repudaed by the State COVE lion List wear
but slso by decisive vote in tire \ ronal Convention
which nominated our Presidential car did tee REQUIRED
TO decde euodenly upon the action under an xpccd
decision thoee heretofore Ieg as frends thew 40
with deep heartfelt sense Of tho importance Of the
gresitA possible uni In the Democratic ranks at
present. The crisis is not merely for the sake of the
great Ns'iona ID mocra'ic party but sso Of
Try, ~ the nom nt when Its perpetuty is endangered
by faDaiacism III one tion aud threatened with Sc.
cetsion 10 the other For THE reason they will retain
their seats In TIE Convention Aud support its nominees
but oeclne to cast votes III REID whi b can be
tIaiz q by the votes of from the City of New
YoIk WI Rave not been drlsgaed TO this Convention
by the Democracy of that city, and are hos lie to their
CsissD THOMAS b. TAPPAN Chairman
DIR. Bradford, Oh the part Of the Mozart Hall Dele.
cation, protested against any fnrther action the pat
Of the Convention in relation 10 the New York case
VIII bad been settled ny the Committee ia which the
Conyei ton h. no cobiidsnoe
Mr. w. II. Wallace moved that the protest of the
Taumany Hall delegation be received aud placed on
file. Carri-d.
John J. Taylor from the Committee on Permanent
Otgsr iza'ion, reported the following officers:
Py.~dens-Hon. John wil,rd Of ssra,os&
P.:';seat'cl District RS6er b sfedfsrd Michael
sSG d Tmf cy, Of As'9y DI ~ SGSn T6Gms Of
vi Henry R. POme'Os of csyusa VII C J. Allen, Of
Sovetere-Frs, District NO.es D Gse ar Samuel Board
man, Of New,Vork Second District, Lawrence Hanly of
t5ss Nm Ths H Msss. Of s. derby Of Fs 6 fGarh De
Glars Of geter-on S1th District H. Dow, Of TOmpkins
A J. Mcneil Of AlegaIy.
TIE report was receive and adopt. unanimously.
Col. Hathaway of Chemung, and Mr.. Ludlow of
SnhuIk were appointed COMMITTEE TO conduct Judge
Willard 10 the chair AS the Presld took bis
be ~ss greeted with loud applause vile addressed the
Convention as follows:
Gentlemen OF the Convection beg leave 10 return
you my profound hsnks for the hon you have done
ne IN calling 10 preside your deliber ations
After hearing the eloquent add esses made by the
senkmtn who preceded ms, | sbsl DEAN you no
position you have assigned me to the best OF my ability
fApplsose.l
Vim. H. Ludlow moved the appoint uent of COM
mittes of two from each Judicial District report
outions. Carried.
Hon Robert I G ant moved the appointment of a
committee of one from each Judicial District to report
al Electoral ticket.
Charles s Huyt moved to al end that the delegates
from the several judicial Dietrcts report tue
fer Electors from each district.
Serator Vaudeville inquired what had been the
psusl practice of Conventions
The Cbsir-The usual plan has been for the Con.
Sressiona delegations 20 report the
Mr.. Mandeville-Then shall support the amend
ment
Mr.. Ludlow said the appointment of the Committee
propoe' by Senator Grant, was not contemplated 10
take from the COngrs seional District Delegations the
right 10 consult ard suggest the of Electors Bat
at this time IL i'll Oily be that the united
ton Of the Committee If required and ssary in
der to 10 m slch an Electoral iket as will harmonize
all int In the state Ia tavVr Of tue randide OF the
Democracy. BE should hope the res luton would
prevail.
the resolution to take from the Congressional represen
tatyes the right to sngge The names Of electors Ii
sim ply oes gus 70 ure united and efficient ac-
ticn In the formation Of TIE ticket.
M. Uoyt cesired that the harmony 80 apparent
during the whole proceeding, shDnld cOunue TO marx
tie ae,lon # the Convention. After the explanation
made be should chetTfuly withdraw the amendment
and concce 10 the prosperity OF the original notion
Loud applause
Tbs original resolution was then carried unaui-
mously.
LyInsn T. Smith moved that the delegates from the
eyersl iuoical Districts be requested TO report the
names OF members Tor a State Central Committee for
the suing year. Adopted.
The President announced the following Committee
w II Ludlow of Suffolk (Chairnan) James B, Craig .
jane: G 4. SsPsy Bushnell s @
der B.Scock Of 0sTsgo sau EaT Of HeTkmer samuel o
Hsibswsy q SheRTs Nelly g'so II fV%stoy
ssus and C. c. Terrence Of Erie
The following Committee on an Electoral Ticket was
then reported:
Robert Grant Of Sullivan; Smith Ely IT,, Of New York
WIZ Daehe ya%e oI R6ni,sse5
9noa5sg. Of L.Si' ~ B. LO ,i sS Of B5OoPe
Lsnrlpg Of Alegany A. L. Dairow Of Ofeaus
S xtvp Sui b moved that the Convention now pro-
ceed to the nomination Of candidates for Governor,
IieuepsI Governor, Canal Commissioner, and State
Prison Inspector, TO be supported by the democracy
~. Neu-York at the ~ election.
L. T.. Newman moved 10 ameLd by proceeding 70
nominate by ballot, bat withdrew the amendment.
Col. HaihsU ay moved 70 amend bs declaring w N.
KeIly upal iuoutly Dounaed by sccanstion for TIE
Office of Governor of the State Of New-York. Ire
ncer 6cus applause. "
sstic cheers, and Wm. Nelly was declared unAnlhouS-
ly dominated.
TIE Convention here and gave three cheers for
the nominee. r
Michael Connolly wanted to know what VIM. Kelly
was nominated. The county he came from mad not
been Damfd. Laughter.
Convection knew who VIM. Kelly was, and where he
came from Loud laughter
Justice Connoy-Wel, we have plenty OF William
Kelly q in NewIOrk.
Col. Haihaway-Yes; but there il no such VIM
Kelly 10 that ci y my William Kelly OF Duchess
TI.aueh,er and applaDse.
L,sndeI Babcock-Mr. President, nominations by
atclanation EN- TO prevail in this harmonious Con
yeption move that TIE Hon. VIM Allen OF Os
wego be nominated by reclamation for the Office OF
Lieute liant Governor Loud and enthusiastic APP
psuse
Motion carried amid warm cheers
The Convention then proceeded 70 ballot for cand
dste for Cans Commissi nfr.
Charles s. Hoyt named WIN. w. Wright OF Ontario
T.. A. Ogden and ID. THUS wero ako Iauod: