The New York herald., 1862-09-12
UEMocRArIc STATE cowvEmTluM.

DEMOCRATIC STATE e0uvEmTlOw.
Second Day.
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Af,ev spirited discussion BY r. p wsxza and Others
shs resolution tabled until ths report Of NE CON-
nittes on Resolutions WAS ready
Judge Coxs1on from Ne Committee cf Conference ~
ported that the committee had naAs 10 manner Of ar
rangsnen. They found that The Conventions agreed in
principles. and expressed desire to support the
ticket Tho committee from the Troy Convention had
suggested that they could hope to call out and
an entire wthoat this Convention placed representa-
tive upon the ticket They offered for the considera
tion Of the Convention the Of T B. st. john wash
ington Hunt and w. G. Hasbrouck, for Lieutenant Gov
ernor. s,s sf. .a4se
Captain RywDrss mado spirited speech IN favor Of st.
John
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DAVID r. Floyd Jones =
- Congdon, Of Rockland..
Mr. Purdy cast seventeen New York votes for Mr.. 81.
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The nomination Of Mr. Jones was made unanimous,
with loud applause.
CANAL COMMISSIONER.
viua pos vote was then taken for Canal Commission
Or, and VIM J. Skinner was nominated amidst loud ap
piaass.
Gaylord J. Clark, Of Niagara, nominated on the
third ballot for State Prison Inspector receiving 104 votes
against 20 for JAS K. GAnAal.
CLnx o. COURT o. APyRAS.
Frederick A. Talmadse, Of New York, WAS nominated
by acclanation for Clerk ef Court Of Appeals.
MAn CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Ihe following ID the State Central Committee for the
ensuing year
NYa Dsarses-Etah F. Purdy, Benjamin Ray,sf New
Sscs~d Disria-E @. Sutherland, Of westchester; ,.
Mird Ds'.a-Petsr casssr, Of Albany; Jacob Harden.
9sara ~ Sss.,;es-R h Cushing, Of Aeassonery; Edwin
FsHh Disria-w. johnson, Of oswsgo; Lorenzo caEryl
stssA Distrsc-Duncan 8. Masee, Of Schuyler; Dorr
ssue,aA Diaria-wm. Q. Rowl.y, Of Monroe E. p Ross
EigaM Diarscs-Dean Riohmond, Of Genesss; A. p.
Lanegan, Of Erie.
On notion the Democratic Central Committee were
ordered procure the printing Of hune thousand
copies Of Governor seymoars Speech atty thousand
more In the German language
Nr. LASNo, from the Committee Reaouto oas port
ed the following series =
Resolved, That the democracy Of New York waving
the expression Of their views rendered
imperative BY the imperied condon of taer country,
Fra-That they win continue 70 render the govern
nent their sincere and united support in the Of all
Se Union as il was ana msuain ne oons.isutson a. Il
s believing that that sacred instrument founded wis
dom ey our fathers clothes the constituted authossss
with full power to accomplish such purpose.
Second-That by the following resolution, unanimously
passed by Congress- in July, 1851, the government
pledged to the policy incucaed therein, and which
aos DO departed from without violation Of public faith
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States now in arms aeanst the constitutional
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a: s S not for s'sss e; o. ss
psmacy eonsnon ana 70 preserve The Union, with
n: adsny nifty Equality and right. Of ne .syers sa.ss
the ought 70 cease.
Third That we having confidence In the loyalty Of tho
tofors expressed by the democratic party that the
illegal and unconstitutional and imprisonment Of
citizens Of this State without tho justification ef
cessity and should be discontinued.
F6wA, That we are willing 10 act in the coming elec-
ton With any class OF loyal citizens who agree with
the principles herein expressed that hereby invite
the co operation OF all citizens giving che emphatic
70 these principles BY supporting the ticket
nominated by this Convention.
Immense applause followed the --,dng Of the rseolu-
tions.
Mr.. DvrY, amid loud cheers. withdrew his resolution
- make no platform.
FHRsAsDo WooD offered substitute for the resolution
fespecting the arbitrary arrests Of citizens.
The substitute denounces such arrests N strong terms
inconsistent with the theory and spirit the govern
msn, and declares that those exercising such aSrary
powers are themselves traitors and deepo&s.
spirited debate ensued upon the substitute.
Mr.. WOOD made bold fearless and eloquent speech in
support Of his substitute denouncing the original rcsou
ton a. backing down from Governor seymours courage
eue stand.
After further debate Mr. woop withdrew his substitute
after slight amendment had been made 10 the original
resolution by Judge Comsock declaring such arrests
are usurpation and crime and supporting the liberty
Of speech and freedom Of the press.
The resolutions were then adopted by accamation
amidst most enthusiastic cheering.
The customary vote Of thanks TO the ofcers Of the
Convention was then passed. and after brief congratu
aton 10 all who took part the proceedings OF the Con-
vention, Judge PAcs the presiding ocer declared The
Convention adjourned sine die.
NEWS FR0M SALT LAKE.
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