New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12
LOCAL POLITYCS.
THE HON. MIR. C0ZANS.
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states that Mr. Cozans who member Of the last Assem-
bly, accepted the nomination IN person, declaring himself
favor Of the Constitution and the Union, and that be
rHmmeed by promises his future political course
lie ought have added that no alike by
cedents and BY promises In the last session Mr. C3Ean Th
:, ambitious taker gpslizsd himself by his vioen
denunciaion Of Northern feeling and his unhe.tsng ant
e1rayagant support OF Secession sentiments and measures
So fsns cA his in this respect that be eIpose'
himself on more than occasion TO the remonrsnces
the moderate among his political friends And ever
and the fame Of patriotism inded by tho bombadmen
Fort Sumter consumed all the ties OF party like bsI Mr.
C1lsns almost alone stood up on the and opposed him
the outburS feeling which swept the Hou,e
When the bill to raise volunteer force, In response TO th'
President. appeal was under confederation hi, voice
heard hr ushou the entire day in vehement opposition
he esorted to every parliamentary device within bis knoW
edge 70 defeat the In this way be rendered
odous 70 his Democratic associates who they have
been among the most jealous In their patriotic efforts II
behalf OF the Conution and the Union aud one OF them
Mr. Alexander j. Bergen Tebuked Mr. CozGns and the two
three fscous members who followed his bad example a.
follows:
this question: that there could be In such
time The great fame Of Henry Clay dated from the day hen
he len the Speakers desk and advocated war with an enemy
who had in,ued Government He would tell the young
emen from Newi ORR who had spoken against this bill
that they isrepesent their constituents Already In New
York they offered and the Government in
support OF re'oue policy and any amount OF money can be
raised to-day assist the Government In yrdicAng the
laws lie had very little TO IN explanation Of this vote
for he deemed needed explanations but he state
tbs, he had not met Democrat with the exception OF poll
and there who tales any exception to this BILL
who Il opposed to furnishing and means TO To General
Mr. Cofns uee his return toihe city appears have seen
light lie has taken the back track ard with al the
DOR Of new convert nov s1e. ~ ior war 70 ,he sIe he
been uied and treason would have had is way uRop-
posed Ills tsdy repentance scarcely enes him to the hon
o!Able mari Of public confidence which he now seeks
Pro PATRIA.
RESOLUTIONS OF THE PEOPLES USIoS CoSyEs-
IIos.-At the meeting at the Cooper Institute on
Thursday evening, the following preamble and reso.
lutions were unanimously adopted
h,sds BY the decision Of the people the State Of New
York has been decreed tina; In the present es the
duty OF every patriotic citizen 70 AJ aside every personal ar
po,ie. confederation and unite on common platform
ns for lis object The support Of the General in
effort 10 put down the rebellion that threatens
existence nation and pes the Of Human
Liberty throughout the world, and
Whsds IL IL the highest duty OF every Toys. citizen TO
strengthen the hands and cheer the hearts Of our brave sol
privons OF the battlefield in order preserve the liberties
and institution, hasded down to by the patriots Of III.
W1erao, The people Of the State Of NewYori 10 mas.
meeting assembled IN the City Of Syracuse on the lih OF
September did EsTee TO abandon party and unite on Ticket
made mp OF representatives OF all parties on the platform Of
the preservation Of the Federal Union =. 4 is. and
In meeting assembled at the Cooper Institute did unan
mo1,y sy and % we sSon o. rS
Union County cke be presented tn people the
platform that on which the Peoples State ticket pct for
Wares Thi, Convention hA, prosecuted the duiy ssBsa
q n g. ssNa s e su he =.
cry respect; therefore, bel,
Rored That Conference Committee appointed be-
half Convention be aud they hereby directed
every effort 10 the indoemeut Of candidates by
The other Union organization. Protesting 10 have thp true ob
ect in view and In failure that the said Committee be
s hereby directed 20 report the result Of rs action TO
W oIs 20 I ,oa os ts p"oDIs mi. conyn
ton take such stsps be to the
the Government and give 20 army that morL support
which the triumphant election OF the feoPss Union 1iese
Eloue confer.
lected by the Chairman 20 make Arrangements fer
meeting q tn. people to reilly the Peoples Union Iieke, for
this Comfy. - I.t
address TO the State in behalf OF the Peoples union State
and County Tickets
I,SOv,d That Committee Of Five be appointed prepare
plan Of organization city for the ensuing cleo ton, with
directions to report At the ueIt meeting
Res d. That all candidates nominated by this Convention
be required pledge Themselves fully ami rneqnvocay to
support the General Government In vigorous prosecution OF
DE war 10 preserve the integrity Of the Federal Union and
The Enforcement Of the laws. and to support the Peoples
State and County Ticket nominated Syracuse the lth Of
september and copy Of h. Is.2uon be sent BY the
Chairman OF his Convention to each CT the candidates nom
mated by this Convention
PEOPLES UsIoH SYRACUSE Communicable
Of Sses Dr. Aea n. the s
delegates were present george Moitcn moved that
by reclamation candidates for the yudgsshps Of
The Cout Of Common Plessnnd Marine Court The question
declared lost when appeal was taken the decision
y, he Chair The Convention sustained the Chair.
formal ballot then taken for Judge OF the Marine
tourt W
" Msynard...........2s John Anderson, jr......l2
Hiram Kstehum. X e. Downing 10
The Chair decided thai there no choice when second
ballot tsken which Maynard receyedJ votes Down
inT 81 Anderson cho,cs nb b ballot motion wa, mad. 10
suspend the rules In order that nomination might be made
BY reclamation An effort wa, made to lay the motion upon
ton was carried amid great confusion.
Delegate said he suhorLedo withdraw the nsme OF
~" A Voice" That ain, SOP
tn. Delegate said tha, be had biz authority from Mr. Andsr
declined in favor Of Judge Maynard
Confusion and cries Of q That. hght.n
.m1t was made 10 rscontdef vote th, was lost
delegate yelling No" for nearly half minute.
One Of the friends Of the nominee mounted desk and said
that The Judge desired to the Committee at Brown,
Hotel after they adjourned
A Voice. move dourn.
ErCouneimen Reed that the rules be suspended In
order nominate by accamaon Judges Of The Superior
when MI Reed moved that the COMMITTEES nominate BY
reclamation Judge, Hoffman and Woodruff for the superior
putns ..t confusion, Mmcslas Eel. obtained the oo
and stated that this the only that
,ented the P.9P !nSn s al s inS
The Twenty thrdrtreet Committee was enlisting all the
prominent men they could and obtaining means to sdvinee
Bennett Of The Herald and had bean instructed by him to
put forth the name ofAbhsm d. Russell Of the Judges
othe Superior Court lie certainly hoped that the Committee
would upon Busses as by doing they could
secure the aid Of poweIfsal Srs.n; .s,,,
M spoke further upon the importance Of securing the
support The Herald, aud moved amendment that
Judge Russell be nominated In the place Of Judge Holman
Cries of mo no"-"Vote II down." Don't see IT.
Bennett can't be trusted nc.
Mr. Morton and Mr. Van Ripper spoke In opposition to the
amendnent and could see no reason why they should call
upon Mr. Bennett Mr. Greeley, or Mr. Raymond, or any
other make nominations which the people had dele
gated them only to make Both tho speakers were parcu.
y bitter against the paper mentioned and wanted 10 know
what his sober and having the good Of the I'm
ion movement heart could nominat. better men, and
acceptable to the people at this time than Judges Wood