New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-15
The Demo .ratic State Couvcntion.
ALBANY y. Y. wednosday. Sep. IA. Is

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The Democratic State Convention met a.,
Twoddle Hall at neon iC-iay.
The Stage of tbs i.ll was rriy decorated with the
Stars and Stripes. and splendid Mcclellan and Pen
Gleton banner.
Al the delegaiicns from the various counties IN the
State lu, aid there is large attendance 81 out
sders.
Hor. ! ETEn CAsGRa on behalf Of the Democratic
State Central Committee. calei tie Convention to or
der and on ls motion. lion. AulEsnALL L. CHANPLm
was appointed temporary Chairman.
Mr. IRA SHAFRl- Of ALBANY. and ,rr. CULVER. Of
Kings County were dealealiel 10 condact Dir. Champ
In to the Canir.
When tie applause with which .lr. Champlin was
greeted on taking tic chair had subsidized b. ssd-
GEyTLTMgS or TIE CONVENTION. / am grateful for
tie honor done me la selecting me to preside youI
stances OF great responsibility. IS the represent uiVes
Conservative citizens Of the nrcest stat" AZ me
Union. your actOn will nave n COMMANDING iinnsnce
upon the destiny ~ onr country. Yen nrc tue tTst
dele 'cd OF Electors convened IN this state IN erdolso
he ton and cooperate h. the purposes o the recent
Nn'ilnl ConVerf!o, held ~ Chicago lnu phYo come
together irbu d with the patriotic principles Nelch
Animated ,An bodJ. You d. nol meet az ptrt1ais !"
pro note mc,e ity success bu' :" earnestly ,ohtSei
what ,ou EN- do to save country. lon VIII tnLert
wisdom affof i,n ild it. fpii o. concord and
viii cand.dy respond 10 is 'ctou. so hnrmon!orr IN
and lclOus IN Ahlcn ~ VituN'N
us efforts tor the earliest atiinable peace cn'bt'ht
with the complete Integrity Of the Union and the IN
tODa honor. and ~ which gase q Us hs s'iNd@ro'
bcaier tsat great nd gallant l~eaer. ceh'fn ns"i
r. Mcclellan lie record Of wa'so past LIE Il
cerf.iu runratt Tee that he 4 Bted 10 dis
cLais- the "a ed t-uft nbont 10 hs r-poscd In
his hands oJ TIE ameriSn gsl,e ,L - ,t.,
deep conviction pryalne the hearts, oi re PcoPio tu
thl aduiusifuiou in power is iFclpahie 81 Irsplhs
The Union or saving tie couhry A sfgnt ahu COZ.
jaiag D, pc have poured Oni iAelf ove Nat "'t "
.vfff 80 IL l. u
lave g. tryicd our g. TO victory upon hul'sel "iV'.
fields upJu tho Ind End upon TIE scn-yei iof 'hs VIM
II wisdom AID abliiy 10 turn tnese scn g,l' ~ =. 1e
pacific vi NJ ITO couluy trt 4' t"I ~ IS i'--s,.
cf It's .oy and it, dcsiIucine po'cy u has IONIC
fpetu.I barrier . the a.tIiI lelt Vi ye,'e anu ls
restoration 81 he Union. /. hai u.iD'eu c'hu','on'
masking tie latter impossible, nnd Ne can on9 have
ueare on the basis Of The Union. Ne iDusi 60
:. rate then ~ &c great Con'ervauHe party
al lie nat sr 10 s>3sp away the birror urc throw the
doors vde open &'hs States The south T. return -
tu,r allegiance 60 tie Union with ~ sT rslis rIutf
TIE Consultation. ihe ifd 81 toward p-ao aud con
,.dd The people have not only suDnh'ed !, the
,,i, and % .f,,u. .ciioas ol TOO wHr, GA, have pr
rtt~ bort go in. iagemeut 90 consii 1tioual rists
M ,hc nyal States which ~ aay other tire wOno a'e
been iutolcrube. We nave '''n We n'"un.p o. '"s
Dlc.s cioscl iowa. tie act cd Hbe'V si.Phu''1' anu
L. sanciity o. home llVaded-bu1 We nave "Oseu
lao,ciu.y 10 ine sccliltg 81 ue FltsNs"'h L''v,
ZION through tie peaceful ~ po"eiiu agency ..
the ballot box 10 change ~ ih,A VIC hh"" 'l''
n u .rec End nuohsl ucte. bilot he leii TO as.
toat through that nTnt 4" inssIinHDic - iSeih,
e,, ,tu ,le % tlr rts oa.y can BID tie slcnccd
ores, 1spcak agnlni Nc cll unfair We I1sse"" ,ofs
and bia The cp,s igmu.I =. lie y'c,m Of poiiieal
fe.secutlon ~ 90 Lee and thai Ne en- throw around
Tie most humble fIcsde in oar land ito rgis II cpn'
uOual liw ani constitutional liberty But the ayenn
fu .rfr hIiut IRE blocked no WIN fnncts ihca li-
iced all our dearest IN iS ftetmra LIT THIS tAen
Is DE palladium az OnT ADefis AID mast be defended
1t al 21ris Believing. gcaiiemen. you viii du yolf
share iseiy nad well IA the great OF redeeming
aha rc GENERATING county, AID gathering together
~ Bleeding ana broken fragments under restore
II o. and Iecsta;,lshed Constitution. j again thank
you and await Your further pleasure.
Mr. CIiAMPlK was frequently greeted with applause
during The dalivery Of bis speech. aad sat down amid
loud ard enthusiastic cheers
| !. q. pBAEiy aud JAsms 4. pnncg were appointed
| temporary secretaries
1ac is O.. delegates then oalle the contestants
from Neg-York being omitted.
BEgNA!D HUGHrs ANNOUNCED that he contested tie
sea, vi tAo Second District oi Kings.
On motion Of Sir. ABBOTT. Of Livingston. tho Clair
wes empowered to appoint committee Of one from
zach judicial district except the s on contested seats
The committee Wa mode up rs follows.
Mfssrs abbott of Ly.ugsflu Gardner # ufok. BabcocA
Of Albany Dodge Of 81 Lawrence. Williams q One.d Brebc'
! q ioga and Sickle 81 pr.eans
o. mot On the Chair appointed tho following commit
ter ON permanent organz GIon;
aan Of ULlrr Moirel u on,so,ry spencer Of Temp
AIM, Centred Of senbsn, } al.o Of niagara
OH mOtlon, the rules Of the last Assembly were adopt
| ed fyr INC government Of the Convention.
| Thomas a. Riley Of brooklyn. was appointed Ser
| pantat.Ar.ns.
| Pending a motion to adjourn. FERNANDO WOOD en-
tered the he and some 81 the New Workers commences
CRYING Wood Wuud," while Others Kissed ard hcotel.
There was considerable confusion Tor II few minutes:
during which motion ~ take a recess was pat GId
carried
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention reassembied at Il p. M, and
her waiting about hour il was Announced that Tue
committees contested seats aud permanent oTsaDIa-
ton were not yet ready ~ report
II was then moved TO dorn until 10 O'Clock tonor'
row, which motion prevailed.