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

OacA md Nr tIno, Son Webb of Orange substituted
his place. .,u.
| the With District.
| row rroceed to nominate candidate 'of "o'erhor
| Carried :,
lie named James T. Brady Of New York as eandi
date for Governor. Loud applause.
Mr. Lawrence nominated Charles OConor.
Voice. You don't know If he viii accept"
MIR. Lawrence-No man will refuse nomination at
this time.
Mr.. sherman FAMED John A. DIX as . candidate.
thomas q; Alvord said the Comr,ttee on Rssoln-
tions being absent be deemed that courtesy demanded
that the Convention should panse in fs nominations,
nj I'll they were present. II moved the ord'r OF bus
ipe.s bs laid on the table until the Committee were
present which would he within afew minutes.
Mr.. Mcmahon moved to lay the nominations on the
table unit, tomorrow, 80 that the candidates named
might be telegrsphed to, and the Convention could
then .rtsn whether they would accept nomination
Ii would be very embarrassing if candidate was
nominated and should then refuse TO accept.
Mr.. Belts called Mr.. Mcmahon to order.
The nominations were then laid on the table for the
present.
Carlos Cobb, from the Committee on Resolutions,
Resoired Tha' the Old Line National Democracy Of New
York have allegiance proclaim and no new doctrines
reiterated protest against the absorption Of al other political
issues in the agitation Slavery question, ad now In
r6 in announcing position and purpose only repeat what
has been SAID by resisting the Wmot Prov,o Ia S the
1850 the excitement in 1854 and the Anti Lee
stages recognize the Anti Slavery agitation the simple issue
whether this American Union to be preserved for white men
to labor whehsr in the ascendant or in the defeat
principles in thesph Of who deserve to til
Re.red Ths equally oppose and eproba.e the plan of
Abraham Lincoln for interfering with the rights Of Stockholders
Arnold Dougs. for interfering with them BY unendy Terrific
rial legislation and that principles stand defined BY the su
Of
the doctrine Of Constitution Of the right. Of citizens Of the
decisions Of our highest Judicial tribunal!
ROired That We indorse and raiy the platform adopted
q hs ss%o oven Which caleb cahnr Presided june
last % the sn of our and RsH app9ov Of the Adj
minsrson Of James Buchanan, President Of the United
ssn Of ops and an interruptions opposition It's foreign
and policy has been conducted with bust hIm con.
country and becoming this great popular and free Govern
ment ,, .,, A., ,.,, d,
John C. Brecidse Of Kentucky for President and Joseph
that we viii Support and sustain only regular
national candidates of the National Democracy.
he q the controlling majority Of the
and that charge upon their ctous conduct the
disruption and division the party and the embar
Gratis predictions for to join
repudians faction who to .uoerve their schemes Of
and betrayed the confidence and patriotic Pep
4 Reolred That the p5e nded nominations Of stephen
dent at Baltimore have sembance Of regularity whateyer
ard are not binding upon the Democratic psy that Mr. john
be therefore, been nominated that the nomination OF
Mr. Douglas by faction OF brokenup Convention
violation Of the wohd rule which had been adopted Tor
m government ard in force, by minority c States which
are most hopeessy Republican after the regular delegations
from Democratic States had been refused admission
their seats and by body which no time could count
majority its dc egates In his favor when acting freely their
P,red That being reasonably apparent that the nomi
nation of knrdge and Lane will receive from the Southern
and PACING states 100 Electoral and that
be vote OF the State OF will their election
invite urge all Democrats who would desire with
US the Luco and Hamn to vote for John brees
nrdge and Lane and thus secure aDemocratc Admins
son and the supremacy Of constitutional principles By the
Five other resolutions, added, relate to the canal
policy and declare against gauug charters to railroad
CORPORATIONS, except with very limited powers.
Most of the resolutions were received with loud
cheering and particularly that one indorsng the nom-
nations of Breckenridge and Lane.
The resolutions of political character were drawn
nv the Hon. Gideon j. Tucker and those relating to
the canals by Carlos Cobb, esq.
Mr.. Lathers regretted very much that the Commit
tee had chosen to mix up subjects OF commercial char
acter with politics. II was niudioious for the sent-
ment of the Convention to be divided on those ques-
tions He boped that in referring those questions to
the Convention they would be separated from the rest
Mr. Cobb made "A further unanimous report IN favor
Of the construction of State Central COMMITTEE OF
two Fl ON each Judicial District.
motion being made to take up the business Oh
nominating State ticket, Ihos. u. Aivord 9Dect -
mch a course until the candidates named had been tel
eeuapbed and their acceptance asceFtained Inc
Convention he sad, must remember they are forlorn
hone. If they design to build upon the frag neD,s
they now have a substantial bocy, they must make no
mistake In their nominations. In this contest they have
TO iy their bones the place where they fight the
battle and he moved the Convention adjourn till to-
Adjourned