New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

80 They were tod again and again, al the nrst
hing out of The war, that there was fear that
Sfots act on would come IN conflict with the United
States and were warned against the danger of 1t.
We now find ihGt II, by some lick Of Judgment,
some :ndiscroet action some over-auxiety 10 please
friendp. we should fail TO exhibit here snch spirit
of fairness and candor ~ will place before the peo-
ple candidates upon whom all can uDlte--li by snch
means the Government of the State OF New-foTs
should be suffered to pass into the hands OF the op-
ponents of the Government Of the United States, the
very evil 4hen threatened Will actually come to pase.
Ii the Convention by its action here allows lne
power Of the State Government TO pass from ih'
lands Of loyal men into those of men whose leaders
arc dsloyai it will incur fearful responsibility H.
on the other hand, tile Convention exhibits that
wisdom which the crisis calls them to exercise,
the success Of the candidates nominated here If an
assured fact. This body has met TO pat the IignI
can didates ~ nomnu ion. He therefore, eNhoflsu
all the delegates 10 bear IN mind the Imminent Gan
ger which threatens the country, ana 10 rs,nsnoeI
that their duty here is TO subordinate all hopes,
friendships personal feeiBgs 10 the single pnrpose
Of 30 shaping their action to secure success III the
coming election.
Judge Johnsons remarks were frequently inter
rupted with applause.
Clarke b. Cochran of Albany moved that = com
rttee Of two from each Judicial District be appoint
ed to nominate permanent officers.
Thomas G. Avogd OF OnoDGHga raised Che point Oh
The motion was Withdrawn Tor the cainns Oh 'no
John r. Hoceloom called attention to the fact
that several districts II New-Nork City were con-
tested. ,.,..o,,o,.
were a boous concein concocted III Syracuse on
Monday. H.. e
Henry }. Raymond the calling OF the contested
seats was omitted. -.
CHARLES Cook Of Schuyler moved the appoint
meni Of Committee Of Two from each Juui,i"i
district on credentials and contested seats.
Thomas G.. Alyord fai1, by custom, the state
Committee bad always nominated temporary
officers for the Convention. lie believed the Ilgn'
10 select temporary oihcer rested IN The tonVeh-
ton itself.
doubtless have made the ZANE selection as the Com
uittee. But this was an entirely new body Of men,
and ne deemed Il desirable TO give the fulest oppor-
tuuity 20 the delegates 10 eNplcss their own SEMI
uen,s aud free the Convention from every sus-
i,on OF packing and wire-working.
He moved that the delegates from the several Ju-
dical dieri.s proceed to elect, first two delegates
from each dstric. 10 act a Committee on Crcden-
sls; secondly, two delegates from each distrc, To
act as Committee OF Permanent ORGANIZATION,
Il irdiy two from each district TO act as Committee
On Resolutions AID AddTcss; and three iTom each
dsrict to act as state Ceu!ral Committee Tor the
ensuing year. Appliance
Henry J. ia, mond was surprised to fnd gentle
man WHO expresses desire for the harmony oi the
Convention propose TO start with such revolution
srv proceeding as that now submitted. lie spoke in
favor OF leaving the priyilele of naming he Com
mittees asheretofore. in the hands Of the Chair.
Dir. Avord replied that the Republican CcnVen-
tiou OF 1861, oil which The gentleman from New
York iRaymondl was "a member, adopted the precise
coursc now STYLED revolutionary" The sane
tling was done las year when the Republican OF
gapilation was swallowed 40 ~ a Union movement
J his Convention is to or ginste new examinations
and lie proposed that il should start with indie
peUdent action and not as being run by aly Com.
nittee or any party clique.
/ EX-Sena'oT COlvin held il 10 be democratic that
the delegates themselves should select all the Com
pittees. Ii WAS not Democratic thai the ChaiTnln
v DO knows bn, few Of the delegates here, shonld
have LET Of Committeeman prepared for him,
70 rla tie machine III the regular track.
Clark i. COchIane assumed that there were no
cliques or selfish divisions ia this Convention. lie
assumed the whole object Of the Convention TO be
10 act in unisou and harmony, and do the best for
the good OF the country. The Chair would select
men for the Committees whose names would be
guaranty for fnir and honest conduct. The system
sought TO BE- uaugufaed would be full of inconye-
nlences.
! Alter spicy debate, the question was taken on 80
much Of Mr. Aiyords amendment ~ related 10 the
selection of the Commit Credentials IS deega-
tions nom the Judicial Districts and the ssme Wac
The original !esolution was then adopted, that he
Committee he appointed 10y the Chair.
Clark b. Cocllrare moved the ~ poin'ment by the
Chair Of Committee of two rom each judicial Dis-
tJiot 10 report perm .ne0t officers.
Motion carfied.
1he following Committee on Contosted Seats was
appointed:
si District Sheridan Shook srd John Kevse. ID Chaila.
Jones and G. r barton. 30 " H. ~. TObey and Jiues g.
Graham. 4h. j. a. Haven and Jales ~ MARVIN; 5tL it.
A. Eel sn3 Amo, H. Pfe,,0t tth. CbEle Cook and Allen
StueylIi 9Th James T.. Waller aud .. {. CcsclsId GtA
VIM. Keep aid r. +. Goslin.
The following Committee on Permanent Organ
iz.iiOn WA also appointed;
ist Dis'.-Ws-h Smith aDI O w. Brennan
q Dist ). %. tranthsn eud George A. BIsniIs,h
81 Dit--C. Il. CochIsne suI J. III. R.mssy.
fth Dist--4. y. James snd 4. y. " AZ.
9TH Ds..-Palnsr ". kelofg and X. v. Bowey.
Hir Dist. h. KEN cdy aud s. Io.mtA
sta Dis.--C. j tolgsr end : Skinner.
,tn Dist =. murphy nd a. G. Yoapr
Recess I'LL O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention leassculbltd a. p. N.
The rules Of the State Assembly we're adopted %
govern the Convention.
In response 10 The l0la la OF the Convention
Lyman 1Temain took the platform, and delivered n
seech III review Of Gov. Ssynolr's addGcss 10 the
Democratic Stte Convention. After bi ~ re-
viewing he Circumstances under which the present
Convention met, aud inviting ,he cooperation of oil
Oysl men wiling TO sustln the Government in the
prosecution OF tie war ne said Convention had
recently been held, composed Of delegates of i'm.