New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06
TIE amendment was los and the third resolution

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adopted as rer rted by the Committee lang ,ubaitue
mr. a Gl' toug Of Queens oiertI and the iesoln-
The MI a resolution, which was i0s'' "''
Arr oaxsd Looms moved to restore .me inc against
exp ongrd in the Committee repor be passport syp.
tusl ensi'n " III sv,tem; the 'uppres lon ~ neo
a;,;on in The press; and the doctlne ,bas pa WIG
Ssriye Ih,ir authority from the fedeihi w, ,ha trne
lie M iutained that IS resolution Nv, un0 70 see
t,rincirles of Democracy, and be whs n't "!nk 80
IL frincnles violated by an Administrator Wlhou'
recording e proteat Of the Democracy sgal.i n' uo
A. p. lanns of Ell, spoke INST me moaCn, ns
hold II 10 be the duty of all god men not to emoaras
,ba Coverument in crisis like this Fer ms' ", ne
ond rll or that the President, who IL hahs 10 I'M
rear nent il he viotes the Constitution thond 'ase
bis own cOurse, and act on hls own re-Pnnslo! ~ ~
such crisis as il-, than that bold Iebeilon souu
d. ,iro, this Government. lie made an eloquent sp-
neal 10 all Democrats to strengthen The hancs o ths
Administration mill this danger shall have la.teo
away, and the Government OF the country 'e
lsbed in all its strength. -.
tlihio cesire 10 Strengthen the laDds OF the GoVe'h
ne,t, wonld rot forget that the Goyermen' J, ma'1
for the pro,ecion Of the gov'rred Lena appia.;;I
The resolution conld not lie Obje tionsbe to anv ia'
nipded man. The habeas corpus IL ssceu r'sh'
which should he sacr,dlv guarded. We o. kno"leoRe
the right Of the Administration to proclaim ma Iia
law where necessary; but we deny ue rrns ,e % we
Goysrnment 10 feiEe upon citizen ans incarce'6'e
him without giving him opportunity 10 knmW lne
charges pganst him. ard 10 hurry him oil 10 Basiiie
wi, hout tial or examination. We do hot deny 'ne
right of the Admit istraon 10 suppress puo
pan ca,ous; but We do deny ia ghu 10 iefufe To trans
init Ougb the MALE for the ohense only ni c7n-
vas-ing the MEASURES OF the Admins rh'ion' Weuo
de,y right of the Administration 10 emI over any
couinnlily on Il complsi peraps OF an enemy, 10
suppress ne wspaper, aud TO destroy citizens prop
erfN, i.oud applause.
The nin,h resolution was then unanimously adopted,
amid loud appliance aud much eLlhusiabm NV VIII NC
! iouud in the series -,
The whole series Of resolutions were then adopled'
| and loud cheers given for Il platform.
Mr. Cnyler Of Wayne then moved 10 tase up ire
omnaii0n Of canddaes and that the Hon. Da''a NV II.
FIo,d Jones be unanimously nominated ior we once
| Of Se re,ary of State. Loud appauseJ
| Mr. Herman heartily secoDded the nomination, and
ho ed if the eOple in favor OF honest men ior
/ Office they would unanimously elect MIR. Jones: Ap'
| nnn,el When our brave volunteers were focking
10 the war 10 the nidst OF The embarrssn ens thrown
| in their way by members OF ibe sfa'e Mihlary
Bo rd and by the shoddy contractors, David Floyd
Jones stood up in their Gefenfe and they all bore les-
| Iinony TO liz generosity. lLood cheers.
Tie Hon. David X. Floyd Jones was then nomi-
| naed by aeclsmatiOn, amid loud and enthusiastic
| cl eers n,
| Hon. George +. ComstOck for J1dIe OF tie Court Of
| Appeals, and the nomination was made by acclana-
| tion. ,,,
The Convention men pTOcteutu 10 uOuiuhto Nauu'
| daIe for Controll,r by viva voce vOe.
| MIR. Callieott nominated the Hon. III. paiks Of
| Kings.
| Mr., Parker nominated d. b. 81. John Of Orange.
| Mr.. Lansing named the Hon. George r. Scott Of
Tie fret ballot resulted for Scott, $50; Parks, 54
! 81. John, g
J1ige Scott was declared unanimously nominated,
| amid loud appause.
Mir. Laid said that a short time ago, when the Con-
v4rton was hesitaug as their duly az IMPORTANT
question, they heard words nf wi-d"n ad OF he rom
oi G member, which had awaken iheul to ,ente oil
| he light hat man was Francis Herman Of Utica.
lie mo, ed bis unanimous nomination for The odiee of
| Attorney General. Loud applause,
| The mo'ion was unanimously carIird.
| MIR Herman rose and was proceeding TO decline,
&C., ON Mr. Luddnpton ra'fed the point Of order that
| Sc was party IN Interest, ana could not DC heaiu
! sLoud laughtef
e. am unsurrn ountable barrier hi acceptance Of The
tsfsu pnddc w de, be through the Prest aud lie terti5e
sepged the Convention TO accept bis decension now,
Sud sll,w him TO nominate Lyman TIemaire Of Al
Ssoy. lApl laute.l
J. Mr.. TTemsne was then unahmousy nominated ns
Me Laning OF EIie. moved that Franei, C. Brouck,
iEf Erie Le unanimously nominated for Treasurer.
Gpe mmion was carried by acelaniaon.
The COnve tiOD then proceeded " nominate candi
ate for CaiSl Commissioner Tor the long term for the
L. a,tern District.
L jaime. b. Lord, Of Monroe, put in nomination,
f-ld Mr.. Darcy, OF Kngs, nominated James Brady, Of
ALBANY. 49,
| I Mr. Lord was nominated on the frrt ballot and lis
! jminstion de Jared uusbimour.
II Mr. Lndoinetop moved that w. w. Wright Of On
A. IiO be unanimously nominated for Canal CommiH-
s$ODer for the short ten The motion was unanimous
Y, adopted.
{ senator Connolly, with few appropriate remarks,
ouiusted William &. Rhod Of New York Tor State
Sffson Inspector.
y Mr. Herman named John Grifiiths OF Oneida.
"a Mr.. McCany nominated ID. j. Hilstead Of OBon.
y Several other delegates nominated Messrs. Z. j.
n lark Of Jefferson, T.. e. B. Walker Of Chetnung,
Sloer # Brooklyn, and Thomas Of New-York.
4 On the fst ballot Mr.. Rhodes was nominated, and
le nomination made unanimous.
= The following were then declared elected men,
X err Of the State Conn itee for the ensuing year:
Albany jacob Iiuid.pbargh Of U'er w. RichGd a.
rnso Carroll o. HtkiD.r sDd Ms,d johnson OF O.wesO
VI. Duncan nsgee Of Sch 'yIs and ASrsm Il Miller Of
onroe Viii. Dean Richmond oi SyTScuse aud A. LsLDs
vote CT thanks was then passed for the officers OF
e Con venion, and with load cheers for the platform
I'd candidates, the Convent adjourned de. .-
After the wijhdra al Of the Mozart delegates they
ksld meeting st tie Voorhees, House. and ad dourBed
s, meet In NewYork, 10 draw mp statement Of facts
T. present their cnst ueDs, and TO protest sgainst
I've action Of tho State ConvehliOD.
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WAR MEETING IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
In opposition to the action OF "a Convention held in
tie lid. Assembly District Of Westchester County,
ebout week ago, which was managed by a number Of
well known Secessonists another Convention was held
yesterday Sing Sing by Democrats Of very different
stripe, consisting entirely Of those who lelieve that
the Administration has done Ill that could be done in
putting down the rebellion, under the circumstances