The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-16

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yoS "a view OF the recent action Of the Convention
with respect !. the seats o. 'ne reeut ION ION
new a1rNi nc :. men and democrats to maintain the
Sdeitv thew owe 70 the organization in New York q
wen TO main ,, iee Tine S|n eop.as .csiou
of The Convention but Nad prepared hastily the follow
ing protest which they de- sired to present to the COnven
The delegates to this Conve ton from the city Of New
York. elected under the call Of the only Organization Of
that city which has uniformly ma ntaned the regularity
Of the State organization which H. Convention repre-
sents have been deeply wyonsed b. the action OF the
State Convention ss unjust IL Is undAsfved In admit
ting to seats upon the floor With eqsa p ~ g mat q
who have not been chosen at popular assembage OF
kind but been depued attend here only by local
State Convention last year, but also by decisive
vote In the National Convention which nominated
our Presidential candidates. REQUIRED 70 decide sud.
those heretofore regarded friends. they do with
deep heartfelt sense Of the importance Of the greatest
possible unity in the democratic ranks at present The
crisis is not merely Tor the sake Of the great national
democratic party but also Of country at the moment
when s perpetuity endangered by fansclsm in one
section aed threatened with cessation the other For
this they will retain their seats in the Convention
and support its nominees but decline 10 cast any vote
the city Of New York who have not delegated
TO this Convention by the democracy Of that city, and
are hostile to their orgrnSasn and Tssses
JOHN HARDY Secretary
Dr.. BRADFORD, the part of the Mozart Hall deega-
the Convention relation TO the New York case, which
had been settled by the committee in which the Conven
Mr.. W. H. WALLACE moved that the protest Of the Tam
many Hall delegation be received and placed on file. Car
JOIN J. TAYLOR from the Committee cd Permanent Or.
ganization, reported the following officers
Presid1t-Hon. John willard, Of Saratoga
Michael Halpn Of New York. %, A. 4. Clark, Of West.
chester; 3D., john Tracy Of Albany; 4th, Gor,on J.
Thomas Of Clinton 5th David Moulton, Of Oneida 9th,
E. j. Burhans, of Delaware 9TH, Henry r. Pomeroy, Of
Cayuga; sth, c. ]. Allen, Of Chau,auque
Stcredres-lst District Moses d. Gale and Samuel
Boardman, of New York I'd, Lawrence Hardy Of Kings;
3d. W. G. Derby. Of Ulster; 4h Vim. Il. Wallace Of st.
Lawrence 9th f. J. Clark Of Jefferson 9th, a. A. Dow,
Of Tompkins; 7th J. j. Matteson, of Ontario; 9Th, Al
The report was received and adopted unanimously.
Colonel Hathaway, Of Chemung and Mr. Ludlow II Suf
lard to the chair As the President took his seat he
greeted with loud applause He addressed the Conven
GryT1YNry OF THE Coyyryrroy-I beg leave TO return
you my profound thanks for the honor you have done
in calling me TO preside over your deliberations After
hearing the eloquent addresses made by the gentlemen
who preceded this Convention shall detain you
longer than promise dscharge the duties of the posi-
ton you have assigned me to the best OF my ability.
WM h frplow moved the appointment Of a commit.
tee Of two from each judicial district TO report resou
Hon. RonrRr T. GRANT moved the appointment Of
committee OF two from each judicial district to report
electoral ticket
CHARLES s Horn moved TO amend, that the delegates
from the several Judicial districts report the for
electors from each district.
Senator VAUDEVILLE inquired what had been the usual
The CHiIR-The usual plan has been for the Con-
gressonal delegations to report the names.
Mr.. MASDEvuIE-1hen shall support the amendment.
Mr.. LUDLOW said the appointment Of the committee
proposed by Senator Grant not contemplated 10 take
nom the Congressional district delegations the right 10
consult and suggest the names Of electors But at this
tne it will rea6 lily be united action OF the commit
tee required, and necessary in order to form such
electoral ticket a. viii harmonic all interests In the
State favor OF the candidate OF the democracy. He
should hope the original resolution would prevail.
Senator GRANT disc aimed any desire Of Introducing the
resolution the Congressional represen
the right to suggest the names Of electors II simply
designed 10 secure united and efficient action In the for
nation OF the ticket. Applause
Mr. HoYT desired that the harmony SO apparent during
the whole proceedings, should continue 10 mark the
action Of the Convention After the explanations made
he should cheerfully withdraw the amendment, and
coincide in the propriety OF the original motion cloud
fhc original resolution WAS then carried unanimously
LYMAN B. ssIIu moved that the delegates from the
several Judicial districts be requested to report the
names of members state Central Committee for the
ensuing year. Adopted.
The PRysiDExr announced the following Committee on
Revolutionary. H. Ludlow, OF Suffolk, chairman; Jas
B. Craig, Of Kings John Clancy, Of New York; J: d
Hunt, Of New York; James Thayer, OF Hennseear;
Bushnell Of Greene Peter Rowe, Of sshenas.say W
Oswego; Samuel EArll, OF Herkimer; Samuel q. Hatha-
way, Of chemung W. !. Kellogg; q o.sego: H. R rcme-
ton, Of Cai,sraugus, and C. c. Torrance, OF Erie.
The following committee on an electoral licked WAS
report<d-Robcrt Grant, OF Sullivan; Smith Ely Jr
Of New York; Robert Christie, OF Richmond; VIM Cham
berlan, Of Duchess james Thsyer Of Rensselaer, G.
Pa ao Of onousssn ssydsr Of Iss: Looms
OF Broome John Kirgman, 81 Cortlandt j j. Mattesou
Of Ontario Jacob Lawrence, OF stuben; b. tanning, VI
Alegany: N. f. barrow, OF Orleans.
SMITH moved that the Convention proceed TO the
nomination Of candidates for Governor, Lieutenant Gov
ernor Canal Commissioner and State Prison Inspector
lo ann rtpI nv Ur
l. c. NEWMAN moved to amend by proceeding to nomi.
nate by ballot, but wth1rew the amendment.
Col. Runaway moved to amend by declaring VIM.
Kelly unanimously nominated by accia nation for the o.
dee OF Governor Of the state Of New York. rremen-
The amendment was carried amidst loud and cntusas-
tic cheers, and Wan. Kelly was declared unanimously
The Convention and gave three cheers for the
nominee.
MloHAKr CONNOLLY wanted TO know what Vim Kelly
was pominatedY The county he from had not boon
Col HAfsawsr.-I thought. sir, cvsry man in the Con-
vention knew who VIM. Kelly was, and where he came
Justice CossoifT.~wer, We have plenty Of VIM. Kd.
Col. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS there is such VIM. Kelly
in that city ~ my VIM. Kelly Of putchess. daughter
LEaypvn BsnoocE-Mr. President, a. nominations by
reclamation seem prevail In this harmonious Convcn-
ticn move that Hon VIM D. Allen, OF oswego, be nomi
mated by acclamaion for the Office Of Lieutenant Cover
nor loud and enthusiastic applause)
Motion carried amidst warm cheers.
The Convention then proceeded 70 ballot for candidate
for Canal Commissioner
CHAuss 8. IIoyT named Vim. W Wright, OF Ontario.
T. A. Ogden and D. s. Titus were also named.
On the hrst ballot, Mr.. Wright received llG votes,
being largo maority OF the Convention, and declared
unanimously nominated amidst applause.
@. 7. THonAs of Clinton, moved that VIM c. Rhodes,
Of Chemupg be nominated by sccamaton for tho Office
Of state Prison Inspector cloud sppAuse) Bsif dozcn
dclcgafcs seconded the nomination.
Col. HiuAwAy-f believe one viii object 70 the
nomination OF this moet excellent officer. only know
naughty thing of him, and that u.s. that be once de
csrcd be would have democratic chaplain al Auburn II
BIZ had 10 70 n the devil for him. (out iaughtcr)
Mr. Rhodes then nominated by reclamation amidst
very cniirsiatic demonstrations.
Nine cheers ~ere proposed FOR the complete ticket,
vhIh given with hearty will, and after notices
had been given cf the place VI meeting for the several
committee the Convention adjourned III nine tomor
row.
MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE on ELECTORS.
SYRACUSE, August Is, 1s6o.
Tho Committee on Electors holding scss NJ 70.
night the Syracuse House. The committee OF the Bell
and Everett party meeting In an adjacent ROOM Tho
negotiations between the two bodies entirely harmo
nfc, thru In thc ora