The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1863-09-19
Political.
The Democratic state Convention.

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Democratic state Convention. and also 'eversl out
eide delegations from New York, have arrived. A
dispo'iton 10 apparent among Of the Mozart and
Tsmmsny DELEGATES 10 reconcile their differences.
Failing TO accomplish anything before the organize
tion ofthe Conventions, (hey hops that en- expression
by the Convention ofa wish that they would settle
their dfcuties will result in united action and the
simissiou Of . mixed delegation. The leaders from
the interior ar" anxious 10 have the matter 81 the
Nev Yort representation smicstiy cd listed but
,hev sesm determined to make no concessions to Nj.
Wood and HE party.
Albany, Sept THE Democratic tnton state
Convention met st Tweddls Hall, at ~ O'Clock noon
and vas called to order by Peter Csseer. Judge Hand
Convention - follow:
tentbmev. n the Contention 1 thanh YOU for the
honor you have conferred on me. trust proceed
tugs viii be conducted With harmony. During the
cong period that the naturalization o. tho shsrs "
the nation vas In the hands Of the pemocrscy, our
prosperity and power excited the admiration and a.,
have come over S., and the Union and the Co1s,in
ton are In danger an unustihstle rebellion thres;-
ems destruction to all that good citizens hold dear.
The duty Of tho Dsmoetacy IN this hour u ieril |,
e.n TSy Ss' b, IN 'sc .nt Of e
lisve IN tn" 'u,f,mscy Of the laws Nouh and south
but they isp. ~,h '19rn me n,n ,n that hcy
ere for this sar 20 maintain the Constitution and the
oi o. hs s' sss 70 the sad
and they are for p,,ee and Sc.eii.tion .. son =;
s a Ts '"s
this occasion.
The roll Of delegates VS. then called New Yorl he
ins omitted
Mr. A. q. NeNett moved that the Tsmmany Hail
delegates be requested TO waive the presentation Of
any question OF regularity aud confer with the Mo
sar Hall and kcKeon Obligations ia order TO secure
. united delegation from New York
L -
out the keKeon deleya'iou
Mr. Lcvi H. brown moved a. sut.,i,nto that the
delegations from New Yort b. requested to withdraw
for consultation, With the viov OF presenting united
delegation
| Mr.. Mckeon favored the substitute, claiming that
his delegation represented the city Of New York: but,
b. sad. no matter wha, tho de ision Of the CONVEX
ton nsht he rss.,i 70 the elss.'ion for which he
secure III. p.ifeet union and harmony la oppo-
si,ion to NE Sstonsl Adm inisIailon.
msrkins ihs,ts Va. iu.trtc,.d 10 ssy i,.i ,ei the
,.ac Of harm9ny snd 70 secure unit d setion. thc
With the f.pr,sntaiives from MOST Hsii but hat
they could not consent TO recognize other oreAni,a-
Ugh '' m. ns' ,IFT s u 10 . ont the
hcKeon del.sation VA, lot by . vote 81 ~ ,oT4
,ions from New York TO vl;hars" ior eon.uit.t'"n
vi,h the view Of presenting united delegation,
| thsn adopted.
|
Called 90 order At , 80 L. NM NrIt.on STAGED
the, his delegation had named Philip W. Enu, Ihos'
McSpsdon and himsrf . co.Ainittee TO confer With
Tanrsny Hall and AoEaf. as to represent alton 10
the Convention. They had Informed the oth-r dele.
sstlon: 81 thi, acten, hut hsd '--ived no 0,
recornitinn from them. Mr.. U.ycln remark ~ Al
the Chalrmsn o. the 1smusny delegation, Who va.
10 report the result OF re ooneience -sa not pf.cni
and he sussstcd that the subject rs Dropped Tor the
:, Nj. Humphrey. Of the Committee on P,rm,n.n,
I OtgAnl. ali u Ia, Nht
y, irC.a.n, An.,, j. Pa,h-.
. D.n > Aisn of bu,she.. a. p SeS Of s .aSn'
= lss..dy ' q sqa sa:a' q s., t Is .as'
q: s"'i ,oSn' 81 sn;cShdAs;' a. r. fr.rl, OF
/ 70. n.'nd. Of ot'eeo; nCorpoll. S;c1hcr: sam
uel Richmond, Gen.ssee; Jo. jackson, r. Ni.ssrs
denbursh. Of lister; Daniel sh.psfd 81 s.rstosr
\. G0,TnS..i Of Js'e,.on ~% fqrd; Of pe.ssre
d !. on taking the Chair. Jude r.rle, ..,a W.
st.. Il 81. s:S nsioT.t ass si.' e a.. AZ.
!. before ": Without Gu, nsr d ns,onsi policy ".
y III. Pre,dcn, forr,hsdo-s an intcrninsblo var 10
i, Other puIIo..s th.n restoration u the Mon i
4 turn TO constitutional policy, by Which tie nor
sns Or hs s,.s s sf S9sG %iy se rsns
all their former rishtt Under no crcunl staners cal
we do vi rs. 70 aun'a TO pr.ysnt II We shou
.r honorable en- r. concist On, while With force w.
compel ephnii',on TO the Constitution. Nov, who,
n elated with great military rucce.sr,, We should mas
ia nanim1nsy open the sXenue- Tor eonciliAtion sn
sion we're void - We hold And on 10 other prineipI
can ve Justify the execution OF fore. sum =. II
10 and has only "nd to tho N.ona co Ss III !,
Senators and Rspr~.en'ntives to cnnl. L To- ful r,
IN rebellion Indications are already appsrsnt in
q the Southern States Of desire 10 return g. tn