New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

The G,reuoon sessiOu of the Democratic o'ate
Cor veptop. beld yesterday at Syracuse was
,tor,nv one. the interesting feature OF the occa'
sor being a hot fight between ISmmany ana
Mozart. On Wednesday, resolution had oeen
a1obted allowing both delegations from New
York City TO take part in the Convention. Yes
terdpy morning. u motion was made to recon-
aide: this action, aud thereupon violent debate
arcss,. After long dispute the action Of tue
dayg ygpreyious was recepsidered, and the Tam
marx delegation was admitted alone, the Mozart
mers beng excluded altogether, TO their intense
dises IT, aud TO tho keen delight OF the loyal men
whcs witnessed their dipcOmhtlre.
Irs the afternoon session q long series of reso'
lutiSs were offered by the Committee whose
busfs it was to prepare them. These resou-
tiouS march of boldly and right Loyalty with the
nctnprOmising declaration that the watchword
Of tSs Democratic party should be the utterance
OF klckson-" The Union must and shall be
pre- Z -ved"-and that the right Of Secession does
not snywhere or at any time exist With equnl
loyk.y they go on to declare that the seizure of
| the kJnited States property by tho Rebels, and
the k,,nding out of pryateers to prey on our
cork.Ierce, have precpitated the present strug-
! gle Z and that it is the duty of the GOyen-
! lnp X to put down the rebellion with al the
me J., in its power, and the duty of the
! pecfs to rally atout the Government Having
sai{ hls, the resolutions at once become affected
WIT the nsrrownrsS and disingenuOusness OF
pax; the politicians of the North are charged
wi.S having brought about the strife Of to-day
by stsuug the Slavery question, and it is stated
tha 70 the iniatuatOn of the Republicans with
regtd TO the Cbicago platform may be traced
the threatening proportions Of the Rebellion. 1t
i, It declared to be the duty Of Congress to
profile for Convention Of the States; that the
Del{ cratic party will sustain no war looking
toUk q disruption of the Union, or toward the
emtt cipstion of slaves that it is the duty OF
the Administration 10 abandon the Chicago plat
forIS and 70 make q new Cabinet.
TE, next resolution is q broad one, protesting
agas;t tho suspension Of the writ Of habeas cor
pus the interference Of the Government with
t,eaSnabe newspapers, the system Of passpOrta,
the Eight Of tho Federal Government 70 organize
syteks Of State police, and against the doctrine
of IT, President tat the States derive their au.
thorsy from the Federal Government. Tie right
Of Csiticising the AdminIStI alton is strenuOusy
urgtt; thanks are gwen to the Army and Navy,
whOk the Democracy propose to save from the
wles of politicians and the frauds Of contractors;
aud she teres concludes with q resolution to tue
effrCs that whereas the rupture Of tho Demo.
cFatb party brought the country into the thick
denesrs now upon 1t, it 10 of vitol importance to
reun;!c the same, aud that Democratic victory
in tie State would be "hardly less susp.ciocs
{" to tho cause of the Union than the triIt ph Of
the Federal arms on the ield Of battjs'
Tho resolutions thus presented furnsh 4 good
illustiatiOn Of blowing hot aud cola with the
same mouth. The variety Of causes 9s,ignsd Cor
the present state Of our National Affairs 10 aIsO
a noteworthy feature-the seizure OF the Cor
erDmant property, the agtatiog politicians Of the
North, and the disruption Of the Democratic
party, each being stated as the great, sole, re-
sponsible agent.
Attempts weTe made to modify these rcsolu.
tons, bat without avail, aud they were adopted
unchanged. Tie Convention then proceeded 70
nomirste State officers, and the following ticket
was made:
S,ssaryef Stats."DAvrD H. FIoYD JoEEs Of Queens Co.
Judge CouTt@ APDsa'. .GEo. r. CoNsToCK OF OnoadsgI
zoRGE T. ScorT Of Saratoga
1t 0rBsg-G General .......LYxAN TREsAlS Of Albsny.
JTtaHyey.......,...... FRANCIS C. BsOSCK Of Erie.
Canal CoieHr' .JAEvis B. LoRp Of Monroe long term.
w. WEioHr Of Ontsrio, short term.
stats PYil Ispeetoy WILLIAM c. RHoDys Of NswYoEk
The Convention then adjourned sine die.