New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11

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The Democratic State Convention
spe cia Dispatch to The N. Y Tribune.
ALBANY, Wednesday Sept lO-li:sO I'm.
In the Democratic State Convention thia evening
Ex-Governor Horatio Seymour was unanimously
nominated. IIo made lengthy speech, denying
emphaticay that the men now in power could save
the country. He bitterly denounced Congress, Tor
the Confscation and similar measuresj denounced
arrests for political ofenses iilegal was willing
to carry on the war constitutionaly.
Fernando Wood spoke, and suggested Seymours
speech as platform for the party, which was nearly
carried The leadefs thought it better to wait for
conference report. IL was laughabe to see Purdy
and Wood fraternizing. The Conference Committee
was in session several hours, having long tight.
Brooks wanted the Lieut.. Governor and Court Of
Anpeals for their snare, to which the others could
not AGREE. Brooks went for instructions, and got
power to do as he pleased. Possibly ID. IL ST. john,
probably ID. r. +. Jones will be Made Lieut.. Gov
ernor. Mr.. Tamadge for Court of Appeals Is
certain.
| There is row about the resolutions; Committee
disagree. The Regency want to merely denounce
corruptons and prosecute the war; others want
Seymours speech AS the basis Of this platform They
are still disoreeing at II ?. m.
srola Our Special Correspondent.
AGBasY, Wedneidly. Sept. 10, 1862.
! notwithstanding the continued going and coming,
passing and repass ing Of hundreds of people daily
through the city. On route for Niagara, Saratoga the
Lakes the Far Wcst. or The Eastern cities Albany
has not for months witnessed brighter or more ex-
ci-able day than Yesterday. The occasion for THE
ioility-lo every one whom your correspondent met
seemed io1y-was the Democratic State Convention.
ON Tuesdsy afternoon delegates 20 the Convention
commenced arriving by boat and rail, ana with their
ever at'cn Ian; trains OF hangers On, soon filled uP
the principal hotels.
S.anvix Hall and the Dcleyan IIouse were
thron,ed. The Nozartcn led by the inyincible
Fernando tai ing their quarters st the latter es'ab
lshment TIE magic word Mozart, Whispered into
The ear Of tho clerk, The open sessame % the beat
rooms in the house. Fernando with smiling lace
received DIS hosts IN the lobby, and posted them as
20 Wha' wgs gong on. There were niao CagBei'
J Ryniers and other lammany lnnlnaues, all looking
tlclscd AMI acting a. il they had heard some good
news. and ro 20 them they had. M0Alrt ana Tam.
many had shaken hands, aud bad embraced each
otier and were upon sn equal footing once more
There were DO side whisrerings, with cautious
! look ont kept for eave-dfOller all We're mar
monious all were ioy aud a. the name OF Sey-
mour" glasses I'M ed loudly in tue bar-ro0m: No
other candidate talked OF save Seymour clearly
foresbadowiny that no would be nom mated for Tow
ernor by acclnmaiion And 30 the delegates went 10
bed oi their own voit0a, or were assisted Ihereto
by oblgiug friends who could stand more than
they TO dream Of Seymour, aud o. the manner IN
which they would shout Aye when eulled upon
20 vote for BIZ nomination.
This morning there was considerable caucusing IN
regard to matters 81 Organization. At Fret II was
decided 10 appoint Judge Comrtock, whose sympa-
thies with the Secesh already well known,
! Chairman u the meeting, but this project was
knocked in the head for fear that H. would either
eay nothing in accepting the compliment or n lie
did speak hc would give free fers T. h- tongue ~
Ia full oXpression of his peculiar ideas.
| a the hour Of noon approached the hotels were
deserted, and the delegates wendell their way -
Iweddle Hall, admission 10 which could only be ob-
iau,d ticket signed, " Peter Clggcr.' Tie HAL
was tasiefuy decorated with American flags from
center aud over the platform. Precisely al llgh
noon the doors were thrown open, and IN niue
time the lower part Of the hail was filled with tie
idclesltes outsiders benz shown into the gaileiee
/ A few minutes past -, Peer Cagger called the
Injecting - order and nominated ae temporary Char
man tie. Hon. Henry {. murphy Of Brooklyn, who
WIS unanimously elected.
Mr.. Murphy. upon taking the ciair, said: In re-
turning you, Gentlemen, NY very s'ncero ackno"E
cdgueAis for the honor OF lre .dug over The pro-
oecdiuys Tor the organization OF III, Convection,
may BE- permitted to add that accept the position
iIOm 10 Presumption OF any personal htness 10 ler-
form lie duiies, but from a sense that my Tubhc
couise, since the Commencement OF our unhappy
troubles in sustaining the &C ual Government ~ a
vigorous prosecution OF the war, 20 rc-esab!,sA It's
authority, meets your approhatl0n
Such, indeed, 10 necessarily tile unanimous senti-
men. Of this Convention. Tie call uulcr which you
have assembled invites all good citizens 10 COOPERATE
together in UNFOLDING the supremacy Of the Federal
Constitution over all State Constitutions and laws
III maintaining the integrity, nationality, and ncIs-
fcubility of the Federal Union and insisting upon
obedience 10 ts laws. For there great and true pur
po.es only you are convcned-chlled 10 forget all
pas differences 81 opinion. and discarding all poli,
cal al tiHcOns, IN the present peril OF our coOntry
and is institutions.
lou will 10 perform Your part as that while on
the one hand the world shall see that You adhere to
the constitutional principles OF Government Land
/ down by the fathers you VIII assure oar country
men at tie South, whether WllliuiIy or lguOrauty
il arms against the Government, that the rebellion
| shall be put down, at Whatever cost Of blood and
treasure. The PretIdcnt has declared that this war
has such porro.e, and shall be carried for
other. !, II therefore emiuently proper that the
conservative men Of the State Of New York should
not only unequiyocaly give him their support in al
constr uliOna measures TO that end, but also organ
ize and prevent ANY secondary considerations from
interfering with Thu resolution.
Tho miserable question OF dumcsti, Slavery should
no longer be permitted to disturb councils. It,
political sgAhcancc II gone, by the folly Ci ils own
Ifupporieit. II that institution shall auiyiyo the
wro,k oil matter which the present attempt 90 revo-
luton Aas calfed and shalt cause, ~ must be from
no favor al tho bands of tie trcemon o. the free
states; ana If t perish it should be ar u consequence
and not as the purpose OF this war.
The right Of seI-goycpmcut,' the hopoi Of the
unprivilolcd classes of mankind throughout the
world, ani our own nationality demand that we