The New York herald., 1863-09-03
There has been quite revolution in the organization OF

There has been quite revolution in tho organization OF
| the material OF the committee
The antiradcals have got large majority Of the COM
mee. In fact tho Seward side of the house have got
the ticket State Central Committee and the platform
originally adopted Tho only point gained by tho radicals
the emancipation resolution They have been defeated
every other point Tho ticket, except the names Of
Cochrane and Olcott are all fermorly Wings and
Seward men.
The radicals very much down In thc mouth, and
take the result like compelled swallow unplca
sant dose but make all they Of tho emancipation re-
solution They endeavor keep up their courage that
point The other sde exceedingly jubilant, and show
In every motion their Joy the result They consider
that the amendment approving Of the emancipation reso
luton simply . war measure has taken the sting
from that resolution.
Proceedings OF the Convention.
SYRACUSE, sept. 2. 1853.
A eleven o'clock this forenoon Judge Low, Chairman
Of the State Committee called tho Convention order,
rcmarking that the last Convention had adopted
resolution providing that tho body Of the Convention
should appoint temporary chairman.
Mr.. OPDYxK moved that the Convention take
until two O'Clock He made tho motion in the hope that
longer and fuller conference among tho delegations
would result In more pleasant and harmonious action
He made the motion at the suggestion of many prominent
members OF the Convention. There never was period
whom harmonious action necessary than now,
and he therefore sincerely hoped the motion would pro
van.
Mr. RAYMOND seconded motion, concurring fully In
the wisdom and policy OF preliminary conferences by the
different delegations 70 which the gentleman who made
The question then put and carried there being but
few votes In the negative.
II Is understood that the radicals proposed Ward
Hunt Tor temporary chairman and Postmaster Wakenan
for permanent President.
The candidate OF the other side senator Morgan.
The object Of the recess 10 to endeavor 70 reconcile these
differences.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Al p. n. Mr. Low again called tho Convention TO
order.
Mr. RAYMOND moved that Ward Hunt, OF Oneida county,
be appointed temporary chairman. (Applause)
Mr.. s. II. HAMMOND Of Jefferson county, said no should
vote for Ward Hunt be believed him 70 be
upright capable and loyal man and not because no had
bcen selected for the place by committee. He asked
whether permanent president had also been rescted
], had been intma,ed that the committees for the Con-
venton have also been selected by This committee, all
the members Of which not delegates TO this Convcn
ton (Cries Of Question, Question" !" " QuestonO
Mr.. RAYMOND SAID that In making tho motion he had
acted Of his free will In his efforts to cfcct
ganizson OF hs Convention he had conferred with
members Of the party In this city, whether dele
gates He knew Of committee that had either
this question or that Of tho committees Ia charge ZAP
pAuse.)
Judge foger OF Ontario county, and George W. schny
conduct Mr.. Hunt 70 the chair.
M Hunts aPpear.ncs % INC platform was grecssd ,
conspiracy against the government no regarded ~ about
closed Tho rebellion near its end. The thousands
who have died for ther country will not have died In
vain the result 70 tho overthrow and punishment Of
the leaders Of this rebellion and the establishment on
No man at this day can fully comprehend the eors that
have been made % save The Union but al can CON,
Port i Hudson Ihs rebel armies sre dsmoraIi1od
and nearly destroyed, and what the state q
party az q demonstration to tho administration and
people appreciate the efforts mado 10 save the
country Ho reminded the Convention that y was It's
ed men--a ticket that will meet the approval Of the
people and convince the that New York
appreciates the gigantic eDrts u has put forth IN our
On motion Of RALu rArHRor OF Albany. Mr.. Stevens,
Of Orange Mr. Archer OF Wayne. and Theodore Brown,
The OF delegates then called. when appeared
fhat the SIXTH Ninth, Tenth Twelfth, Thirteenth and
sixteenth districts OF New York and Putnam county were
Mr. BEARD. Of Kings county moved that tho Chair ap-
point q committeeyn contested seats.
Tho mo,tn ed. and the following committee
apposnted-wado Huchines John Keyser, Chas. Jones'
o. q. Beard. John Lyon H. Hastings, Jas Reddington
Chas Rockwell John O. Churchill. James hcQuade L. II.
Prndie, h. r. johnson, John Wiley, Q. H. Thompson, A.
Mr. HrIcrnsos, Il New York. moved ,ha, the delegates
from thc several Judicia'dstrcu report the names OF
three persons as members Of The State committee, and
rep RI the 10 the convention.
Mr.. RAYMOND opposed the motion a. belonging 10 The
Convention after permanent organization
The motion was laid the table by consent
Mr.. TRUMAN n Troga county, moved the appointment
Of committee ~ sixteen permanent organization.
The CHAIRMAN named the following the committee
I-Isaac Hunt and o w. Brennan.
2--w. II. Robertson and 4 I. Packus.
| 3--James @. Graham and VIM. H. lobey.
s-Nsthan Lapharn and Charles q. Myers.
6-f,eman f,rockway and James VI. Munro.
| 6-Lyman Truman and A. B Cornell.
| 7-Isasc Endress and Charles J. Folger.
| SD. II Cole and q. Mersce eau.
On motion u Mr. RAYsosp, the Convention then took
until I've y. NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
| a. ave o'olo the Convention called 70 order
when Mr. TRrxAS, of the Committee Permanent or.
| g lnxation, reported as follows
| Prss,denf-Abrsm wakenan, of New York.
Vice Preidents-First dlstrict-wm r. Stewart, Robl.
II. Roosevelt and Joseph Taylor, Of New York. Second
dstr,ct-wm. Norton OF oneeas Alexander Davldson d
Rocxand, and s,Ias y. CHORD, OF weschestcr. Third
dstrct-Jamcs Brady, OF Albany. o. Reynolds Of Rcns
seaer and C. Curtis q sullivan Fourth district
John Fine, Of 81 lawrence r. NJ Little, Of Warren and
james Gibson, of Washington Frtn distrcs-c Itttls
field, Z oaondaga tzra Graves, OF Hskser. aud . &.
Collins OF Lewis sixth fistrict1icz w. H0fchkss n
Broome samuel D. strong, or cbemung and James Bnl.
nett o. Madison. seventh dssrictR,bcrt Campbsi q
steuben Freeman Clark of Monroe. and John E Scseye
of seneca Espth districtc ". Shelley OF Nisxnra u
Benedict d Chautauqua and A. q. Rice Of Catlarauxns
rnasle o. New York second ds1,csjohn A. s,s.yns
o Kings, and John u butcher. o Dutchsss. Third dis.
trotIohn ~ Gardiner of Schohsrss and samuel R.uey
4 of Columbia Fourth dsuict-wsldo NJ Potter Of sara.
toga, and ~ y ckinson 6 Franklin, Fifth district
James McQnads, Of Oneida, and r w. Newtn of Oswego
tixth dsirctf. Counttymsn Of Otsexo, a1d n NJ Case
1 OF schuyler seventh distrct--A r.. Cummings of
| Csyuga. and A. " hsrdsnburg, of Yats1 Eaghth ds
trctJacob Odcil. o. Osie@ns. and A. n Cole Of Ale
| ghAny.
Ths CnAp pu, the question the adoption Of The re-
1 port and u carried without dissent
! on taxing the chair Mr.. wAxrwAx sad
GCunn % rp Corsvnos-i beg you win accept
hearty thanks for thu honor you thus conferred
IN calling upon 70 act ~ your presiding o0sosr lt
tie supposed when came hsrc that wus % have ,r.
pcsed me lhe Mdoous duty Of thss position accept
II with din'deDce relying kisd confederation
shall spdasvos W exercbs the duties u once ,o
italy and Justly, and, I trust, 70 sbs sasssfscslou
\ cf the entire oonvcntion. We coas here r,nls-
msu, under peculiar chcnmstAncs~. You are shs
representatives of tbs great Stats of New Yovt vbh
by us msiortunss ~ sst political canvxsw q placed
10 position snACnntc 70 the loyal s~utnssnt a he
great Amef.as pe.pss ms ooms here to-day hoping 70