New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-10
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
AInASf. Wednesday. Sc

ALnASi, Wednesday Sept 9, 1865.
The Da,nOcra' e Nu.un state Conycntion met
saot n Tp.dll' J. 2! y o'clocs noon.
Tho NJ ard Yl.i.rss were crowded Win delegates
ai,,rn'.. =, SO d spc"i lt0rS.
oycpthe s.,c, hul. life size porTat Of Gov S'
m"1i and thc 'gc ad The g.iicr'os az. hdnuSv"''
decorated vsh large aud small flags and streaH,'ls.
sAe Cou,,n'o called to order BY Peter % HrI'
who statc@ that he Has Instructed by the See Gu,
Temporary Challiian -, H., ,.os
Tic lc,air ti,n sS'ordea AID Judge ha"u Was
g. riaous.s cAuson tc, potoy cAaI'.i's a. ,
Tn v,ntiOi NeSsrs a. Book ,taver Oh oh"haSa ana
H. 4, iinwcl OF Stcaben were appointed 10 conducts
Ju iiand 20 tie enar, wi'' addressed ihc 'oh'c""'
,;v,,nrpry or sHE CONVENTION: thn''S you for the
tsr y0n haNe cnuei RED IN me IA cdhG me 10 preside
=. AZ .einizsiou. rust 0nr proceedings VIII be
=, ,u,io.i Win .aTi.OUt. and be aGth only rs become
- ,,,, Genacr nc lty, and that az tie acts of tis
I,,tiol ri i be Ter le good Of the country Though
. meet 'le rep eset tIycS ii tlat party We have
.r vtcs tAs1 r'ffc parry action or paitY purIOScs
u. Wg fe long ucriod thei the admnruatiJn ei
i.rlas If tic lion was in the hands ot the I've
loe.ac!, ~aI prosperity and powcr excited tie adnnTa.
D md f-tol>lTieht Of tie word; but darkness and
ro.6c ANe cdus over us and Che Union and the ton'
s.i..la are IN danger. Al uniustdahle rebellion
tcES j,t,~ tiou To- all tina good citizens hold dea.
rtc sat! of Lc democracy 81 this hour of ycrli Is
r .a fh,, Hc~e in the personal liberty Of the cil-
E rt.icri 10y tic Consist alton. and thc! believe in
ti taisc' o LhU laws. North and South; but thcy
's. - IN. come Whence may tie lgsiiu.i.o,.
e.. - r>t 'fiou--u0 THAI this Star. which has gN
so %a',4 h.ood and treasure 10 suppress this nsrr
l.,t .,yGf ire Hupirc State are for this way
q. irt.. tie t1,iittion AID the supremacy oi the
uud restore tie Zion. and for no Ot1rr iHrlos"
Some utacl Is CONSTITUTIONAL AID the, are p.ce ana
ro.rila.fpI as s0og as { lesc Objects are ontWncd
s.l Heaven lL.de a%r cOLAac.s iol tile promotion VI
t..,.s. - sl pur ,ses OF tins occ-sl'n
A = Sic.l.s If Orleans and !. Il. Craig Of Kings
Sr." ~ .ninttd temporary Secretaries.
3D., OIL Of dect. tes was then called New -loik bc-
oU tied.
,ir 4 j. McNcit moved that the Tanmany Hall dol
.ss Pee uv, ii % waive tie piesc Itation OF any
a. col = la iit! and confer Nisb the Mozart ln
a. tl,Kcon dccg tiol IN order 10 secure united
do. &c.. g. ON New York.
,'r John Is. Hastn moved 10 amend by striking oui
T.. NckeoH delegation.
1 Levi II. brown moved As a srbstitut" TIA. the
q .- ,tiuns from Nc.'-NOrA hc requested 60 Withdraw
.l ,ultation. with TIE view OF presenting united
ir-ttiuI.
~ McNcou flyored tie >lhstitute claiming that his
delegation represented Tie cit! OF New YORK; but h'
So. au o. scr what tile decision Of the convent o
ri-t De ~ icsa'd 70 the dele cation for Whcl hc h"n
tA. hDHu3 IL spt K they would submit III order - 60
e.t % most perfect uio; and harmony III opposition
lstrc Nat. nal administration.
slr Elijah /. PWdy opposed the substitute, rinaih
. tA.t lie instluc.d 10 say that fol the SAKE o.
3 r'nony and 20 SccITc united action the laiHnail
L.. delegation were prepared 10 confer with Tie ,lhe
.cliaiivcs from Mozart hil but that they could NOT
CONSENT 10 recognize III any way The claims oi other %
gDAl.t1as tlat have sprung up ia wees.
lac r.ut.J. 81 Mr. i.askn u strike out the Ncheon
ar ..llon was II by a vote OF - 20 ~
Che substitute IL M. Brown, requesting Inc doega'
Ii \ iiu Nrs-l ora TO withdraw for consultation with
tie vie, OF presenting united delegation, "as then
EcHIGcl.
on, motion, tie following Committee appointed
o. TcrIu. lelt Organization: ,
Ea,tns and Dgie ID. AuAru, sd-I NJ Niv"n ana james
Inaycf. ,tA. !. Av,ri aud = d. flender-i 'in-enis
L.m L. iii .er, l-C. {. b. Walker and Thomas Games
Recess TIL y. N.