The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-06
NEW YORK STATE DEMocR AysC
CONVENTION

SYRACUSE. Sept Mr.. Reifeld !, HI.
speech on taking the Presidents chair aid
the party in power. under the name Of Re
publican. after voting down every measure
OF compromise. including thar submitted bv
their own party frsends, a. il intendins "a
still further exasrrrate the South. IN viola
ton OF good faith. again returned To the Dol
icy ol prescription
We have. therefore. as in lel4. the battle
O. tight over again for fulfilling the purpose
of the great and wise measures, the indepen
dent Treasury plans Ii becomes necessary
that the Democratic party should preserve is
INDEPENDENT organization. and 20 insure the
more speedy conclusion OF the unnatural war
lie further SAYS civil war will never pre
serve. bot forever destroy the Union OF the
State
The decision admitting Mozart and Tam.
many delegation. Causes much excitement.
and will probably have the effect to recon
slider the action oftl.e Convention 10 morrow
SYRACUSE. Sept. 5th.-lmmeiiaiely after
the Convention assembled. a motion 20 recon
sider the vote on the resolution admitting the
Mozart and Tammany delegations, Yesterday.
was made. A warm aud spirited debate en-
sued. when the Chair decided that the New
York delegates had no right to speak or vote
on the question.
An appeal from this decision was taken.
and the Chair was sustained by vote of lI2
% 60
After a long debate the Convention re
fused 20 lay the subject on the table by
vote of 9l 10 ll2
The Cow eation then refused To hear Ne
Master. OF the freeman's journal. speak and
ordered the main question. A very stormy
debate ensaed. The Convention then or
dered tho main question. and the vote was
taken on the substitute offered yesterday,
admitting both delegations from New York.
and 4 WAS lost-ayes, 81; nays, 100.
Tho original report of the committee al.
hitting lammany MAS then adopted without
calling the yeas and nays.
Upon the announcement OF the result Mr..
Genet. on the part of the Mosart delegation.
rose and entered protest against their re.
Iec.ioi. OF the representatives al thirty eight
thousand Democratic votes ia the CITY OF
New York.
The delegation then withdrew
long series OF resolutions were offered
generally expressing loAe for the Union. and
a determination Ia vigorously prosecute the
war Tor an honorable peace with alt sections.
ana general detestat!on o. the Republican
party and its principles.
The following are a..,ong the resolutions:
kesolred, That the Democracy Of this
State will sustain no war. nor countenance I
any peace, teuding TO separation of these
States, and that they will regard any attempt |
this conflict into "A war for emanci- !
patton OF the slaves. as fatal 10 all hopes o. /
the restoration Of the Union.
ResoireS, That il Is the duty OF the Ad- |
initiating the patriotic spirit OF |
the people and abandon the narrow platform |
OF the Chicago Convention which stands con
demned by the the SURFACES Of nearly two
thirds OF the people and To step forth upon
the broad platform Of the Constitution; 20
expel corrupt men from Office: TO exclude
from It's councils the advocates of secession
or abolition and to reconstruct its Cabinet
So a. TO conform To the allied interests of the
country. and command more largely the pub
lie respect and confidence.
Rssoiced, That while we admit the neces-
s'ty OF the summary process of martial law
among lnsurgcnt populations. and within the
lines of military operations: we protest
against the direction that any power except
Representatives OF the people can suspend
The privilege of the writ of habeas corpus.
for civil ofienses. We protest against the
assumption of the Executive Power TO estab-
ish system of passports against the right
Of the Federal Government to organize sys-
lens OF State police; against the assumption
,f the Federal Executive: TO rcpress discus
'.ons oi n free press by refusal of mail facil-
ties IN any way, except by the decision of the
,isil tribunals; and that finally VIC protest
lgainst the doctrine of President Lincoln's
message, that the States derive their author
~ from the Federal Government. rs subver
'iVc of the fundamental principles of Amer
can liberty
In the afternoon session ID. B. Ogden made
patriotic appeal to the Democracy to rally
round the stars and stripes in support Of the
Mon. He said the rebellion must be put
Town or the government under which we
have lived for 20 many years will be put
Down. He would have this rebellion crush
ed, and then would guarantee to the South
all her Constitutional rights Immense ap-
Dlsuse greeted these sentiments)
long discussion cnsued on the resolu-
ions, which were taken up separately The
resolutions we're adopted
X. Floyd Jones WAS nominated for Score
AIRY Of State, Geo. r. Comstock for Judge
IF the Court of Appeals. Judge Scott Tor
Comptroller. Lyman Fremainc for Attorney
'eneral, G.. + Branch for Treasurer, J. b.
Leod for Canal Commissioner for long term,
md W W Virgin; for the short term
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