The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-02

put down forever the absurd ana UNJUST uoSa Vi prom
Mr.. snyder's remarks elected applause
On motion OF Mr. CALDWELL, OF syracuse the following
Committee Resolutions was apponted:A. b. Caldwell,
John H. Williams, Hugh Sloan, 4. Austin Gay, 9. A.
Kohler.
liquor dealers Of the State had failed the objects
they had In view from the want Of permanent and e-
cent organization In the crisis now upon this large body
of merchants is demanded Of them for their pro-
lection that they should do something bind themselves
together in the State and in all counties and districts
He suggests the formation OF State committee formed
of the prominent members OF the trade all the Judicial
districts Of the State, with power to make all arrange
ments for local organization and whose duty 1t should
BIO to watch the Interests Of the liquor dealers In the
elections for State legislative and other officers He
moved the adoption Of the following
Resolved That the Executive State Committee consisting
of seventeen be appointed by the Convention whose duty
y will be protect the interests o. the liquor dealers of
local where necessary for the purpose Of
ing the interests in legislative and local elections
Adopted unanimously.
After a recess Of one hour, A. B. Caldwell, from the
Committee on Resolutions, reported the following
Whereas the constitution and laws Of the respective States
defend their inherent rights and other things pro-
tect and foster all trades and upon
principles Of equal and exact justice TO all who desire to
Whereas those rights should ever be held sacred and in
and thersis human legislative power which ies
them because there few who abuse their privileges
right e away Limited as
m % ARE been
Resolved That the present Excise law entitled IAN act to
eating liquors us with principles Of justice
as does to besow upon one class of ctlcns he power
to sell liquors and debarng al others that It places
often dispensing licenses the unworthy refusing
Resolved, That Incorporate legislation perncous in
us eGes on TIE community az other species Of inemper
9uor ion shows to
feeling much unjust oppressive litigation Of which the
,prssen. excise law furnishes ample illustralion;
drinks should be depored condemned offence
Divine nor that the nnecsnt shond' b ndser Hni
hSsnss e. hs
the inception Of the abuse ofntoxang with
the age Of NOAH yet neither when the 1sraees were after
or dictated y lhe Almighty The temperate n.es
BY SAVIOUR nor % Pa nop M a Sos Ven
Ind the assumption among the dogmas Of the faasm Of
Resolved That favor Of the immediate repeal of
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ana wines any quantity and that upon every application
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the Legislature prescribe reasonable penalties for all viola
Resolved That hereby strenuousy protest against
resaaen s Iss.asara last
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only use our influence to prevent the adoption Of the
wsS Dns e y amend
Resolved That the prohbitory Liquor law proposed BY
people coming election rsinoS. dissisrs and
and Of ana ssr no harley,
mss rreparabe injury on the CARRYING trade depress the
throw thousands out of employment sd strike death blow
H. IF Ss a% e. been by
our courts as with the constitution and the bill
mary seizure and scArchss and and as can
to sS e, win ns saneeE of The
the constitution as is to any experimental which
That and ali a those n
rested in the preservation Of constitutional liberty be
their guard watch the Senate have the Assembly
IT u the hour of civil commoon and Of national calamity
false friends '''' NS'' : 10
The resolutions adopted unanimously amidst loud
The following was announced as the State Executive
Committee
Ezra Downer, Syracuse member from the State at large
First DItrict-P. W. Engs, John H. Williams.
Second Disrid-Patrick Mcclure, Gilbert J. Beber.
Third Dislrid-John Tracy, Frederick Vine.
Fburth Disrict-James Marine, L. Clark.
Fifth Distrit-Thomas d. Green, Samuel Maltby.
Si1th Diarid-Charles A. Kobler. d. A. Fuller
Seventh Distrit-Jerry Cronni, G. o. Weed.
Eighth Distrid-Peter B. Bradt, Stephen A. Wilson.
On motion of Mr. Caldwell, the proceedings wero
dered TO be published in pamphlet form.
Mr. McQUADE Of Utica spoke in favor Of union Of tho
liquor Dealers irrespective of politics. and moved the
State Committee be instructed to authorize tho calling
county conventions which shall be pledged 10 support for
will pledge themselves to oppose the constitutional amend
ment and to support repeal of the present excise law
Adopted.
Mr. TowNE moved a resolution requesting delegates
from the several counties organize county and district
committees for the purpose Of carrying out and compet
ing the State organization OF liquor dealers. Adopted
After Of thanks to tho officers and proprietor of
the Voorhees, House, the Convention adjourned die
New York judicial Nomination.
BINGHAMroN, N. Y. Oct 1, 1861.
Hon. Charles Mason was unanimously nominated for
Justice of the Supreme Court for the Sixth Judicial dis
trict by the Republican Convention held here today.
Massachusetts Republican State Convcn-
ton.
DENOMINATION OF GOVERNOR ANDREW.
WORCESTER, Oct. l. 1851.
Tho Republican State Convention called to order
eleven O'Clock this morning by VIM Cha0n, Chairman
OF the State Committee.
The Convention was very fully attended.
Hon. H. L. Davis elected President with the usual
number Of Vice Presidents and Secretaries.
Governor Andrew was rcnominated by reclamation
only one voice in the negative.
A motion prevailed almost unanimously referring the
other nominations the ticket to select committee OF
two delegates from each Congressional district, which
were appointed.
The Committee Resolutions reported SERIES all Of
which unanimously adopted
The resolutions declare in effect that the maintenance
OF the constitution transcends any other question
mands the life and property Of all citizens express de-
sire nnon Of all the friends Of the country against
it's pretended friends and open enemies declare that
rights secured loyal citizens shall be endangered and
that dsoya citizens rights adverse those who
loyal approve the acts OF the administrations recog
mise the devotion of the volunteers endorse the acts Of
Governor Andrew and recommend the exercise OF great
caro- In nominating subordinate officers
Hon. Charles Sumner then addressed the Convention,
favorng general emancipation Of slaves the strongest
blow that can be struck at the rebellion.
Tho Committee Nominations reported as follows
For Lieutenant Governor-Edward Dickinson, of Am
herst.
For Secretary Of State-Richard rockingham, Of
Charestown.
For Attorney Genera-Dwght Fisher, Worcester.
For Treasurer-Henry X Oliver, Lawrence
"A For Auditor-Iev Reed Abingdon.
" The Convention unanimously confirmed Mr.. Dickinson
{Bc and Evere for Lieutenant Governor and substi-
tued Oliver Warner republican) the present Secretary
of State, for Mr. rockingham.
Ex-Judge Abbott OF Lowell (democra was substituted
for Dwight Foster the present republican Attorney Gene
raj
The committees recommendation for Treasurer and
Auditor was accepted They both now hold the Offices.
Rev j. FREEMAN CIARKE offered resolutions declaring
that the people of the State will rejoice when the time
shall come the wisdom OF the government, to remove
slavery and free all slaves within the lines Of the fede
raj armies compensating loyal owners.
This resolution tabled in the order Of business, and
subsequently the motion to adjourn carried without
acting upon it,