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

XXXIII-sts phen Y. Caldwell Of Chsutauqus
On motion of Mr.. hathaway of Chemung the report
ives unanimously adopted.
The resoiDg of the names continually interrupt
ed by loud applause AID the adoption of the report
the Convention rose, and gave round after round of
enthusiastic applause.
Amid much excitement James s. Thayer of Rens-
seaer, moved that the Committee of the Boil aud Ev-
eret party with VIII, the formation of ticket the
Committee OF this Convention had been in harmonious
consultation be invited to take seats on the floor OF
the Convention. Loud and longcontinued applause.
The motion was adopted unanimously.
WIN. Ii. Ludlow OF Suffolk, from the Committee on
Resolutions, reported the following resolutions, which
had been unaniInou ly adopted by the Co nmittee:
RssOsed Thsl the Democracy of NewYork acting through
h regular orsansAton and assembled 10 Delegated
ofthe States and Federal COns;utiOn; deeply impressed that
q ali the dates and GpO:ed BY the latter
The Sg. s ,s Of sSc'1I dyb 10 cone one
& ts The free and s sPs ,s an ~ S
do%se psdsed RsES, use
sieb sDS Interests Of portion of the States movement at
s w SA n I BE- tn voc and repoo
active and combined resistance Of al Pstoe and conservative
Er,oised That we recognize the doctrine Of the equality Of
sae sts he and By Congress
tect and BENEFIT Pa az species o. az IN ob
property unequal and unjust and subvsrye Of the greet
peacc 9: gneR and In Sosion Of he spirit
Of the and ding wesken the bonds OF Unon
or In retaliation for is refusal dangerous ny
MOI rights of the states and the citizen; thereof sna
s sRss II .0'h ''''S' V " So 49, No..
c,c National Convention Charleston and Baltimore a1d re-
1rzing the nominations in seeofdance NTH the popular i
ISI a. he Democato caddae, President and Vice
President UDd stas and pledge to them our cordial
ReIrS That no of the present Presidential contest
Nd 20 much to be deprecated tn ion Of Abraham Lin
cir tb t oual candid the Rep bcsn party aud tnt
of citizens coop
erst~ syeng such calamity snd t1enolng 70 nsl our
OF Withholding him the thirty I'VE electoral votes Of New
YoIk and thereby securing hs dfea 70 ac3naon "
the presetsd by this Conyenton soPeAag 20
it, high personal and poica character as vindea % o. we
va dom s9d N 81 citizen. NAV be iey
n the Electoral College thus composed Of n' s
Committee be suthoed to m vacancy may oee e on
b as they sh deem per or necessary to give the
united expression to She national conservative sentiments oil the
Resolred That while uniodfuI Of the wise sduni'tra
ton Of the NatiO9s sss ne people o. t, ts are asep
maj alton Of the State Governments by tue Republican
81 the people 10 distant objec philanthropy sdnonh
u Of tr necessity Of domestic reform Of wrestling te coato
OF hs Republican politicians and restore to Denocfac seen
Ey,S That the jobbng robbing and corruption of the
pnI it.sto1 Of ~ State preying upon all in.eres
ard ying eSaeons upon every description o. private ana
aplses AID eouutes have reached degree Of oppres
sOu and nmy 70 longer epda5s6e ey nee Of Their
property rights honor ard restore an honest ~
of the Government and earnest III sucb IL
the Of Kelly end VIM i. Allen, honest men, o0o III
sustaining tb. sht, and Tebu ling the wrong -, .,
Bsed Tbe instead OF listening 10 the pToposlnon OF VIC
sseon ss;stor and Republican politicians further
ne people Of this State Ia the Of Freedom oy tsPeag
WIN we nfrsge and introducing large negro element o
II eoDuong our elections demand emancipation ot TUG
Wni eh Vi the State emancipation from unreasoniOe
G sIIIpt legislation and from oppression with winch
hePnO1c3H Ll'fue Is crushing them
The reading Of the resolutions received with
outbuTss Of applause, that indorsing the nominations
OF Douglas and johnson being greeted with round after
round Of cheers, the Convention ri,ing while giving
vent 10 their feelings waving hats and handkerch efs.
On the ad option Of the report which was mo we'd by
Duncan s. Msgee with appropriate remarks sbe az
% ause Of the Convention was renewed AT this time
cannon outside gave notice Of the completon of the
main aboIs Of The Convention aud continued through
out the remainder Of the Proceedings 10 unite it's roar
with the cheers of the Convention.
Duncan s. Magee moved the following resoution;
Reored That 1, Il the duty Of the Democracy Of
mike practical recognition Of the principle Of Popular Sever.
Ign,y In H. case of tho people Of Schuyler County aud TO
srsne 10 the people OF that county as gallant defense Of
le rists 70 snsge their peculiar eairs In thsr
way candidate who personste ts sea made
for The people of Ksnsass gallant defense IS oar delegation
bosh q. ChsesoD Baltimore gsye to the real sentiments Of
the people OF the nation
Adopted. ,a
The following dispatch was received and read; ,ooo
sTAusTos, Va- Aug 10, 1860
TOME Pye,ident Of The Democratic C9nrentloni ,,,s,.,
Guard yigins Il in session. In large
tic CoByentis Count Virginia for Douglas ana 'oh''N
D. moGsry and union (sigaedl ,..
H. L. HOPKINS President National ConSehush'
Mr.. Lyman Il. Smith moved that the Delegates OF
the several judicial districts report names for members
Of the State Committee for the ensuing year. anu thai