The sun., 1864-09-16

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nitee on Permanent Organization We instructed 10
report others Of the Convention f.f the Seconi
Judictal District. Carried, and the follow NJ we're
ref' rel for Nicc-Prcsdcuis: Matthew I. brennan,
George II Prs~r, Msgnus GrosS William r~e"i.
.mcs Hayes ami william j Peck. For Secretary,
Nathaniel Jarvis Jr
The Prosident then announced the following
committee
us hLsoiioSe- Messrs Tweed. New York; nrcn-
nan ot New York Chairman. Queens; Thorn,
Duttfess shafcr, Albany; Tuitc, Ulster Carroll,
fulton Hand, Esscy Perry, Osye-J (; johnson.
Lewis Nsttesol., Chensnsu; isbel. Brocmo Bow
man, Monroe; StcaruS Cayura; Glowachic, Gcucs-
see; stowon. Cut,raugus
On ksspLrripNs-W Warren Eric; TIarsncTr. West
chester Nithrd, schenectady; SHrw, Oiss -r; trH-
man, New York CNsgcr, Albany. T,nl.l, JcicI-
son Wright Ontario
Afternoon session.
TIE Convcnticn was called To order a, e,9o +. n,
when Mr. Tweed, of New York, from tho Commit.
tee on Elcctors, made the following report, which
was adopted
A. LdrJe WIN. p Kelly, Of Dutchess, and
Washington Hunt Of Siarars
Dsir,ci BLscto,' LIST, Roh' Christie, Jr, Il CHI
mond ~ Isaac Van Anden. kiuss; 81, wm
AirshalL Kings &th. August Belmont, New Norh
9th. Isaac Bel, New York Gth, Chas p DALEY.
Now York 1th. Oswald O,tcndoffet, New York /;
sth' George Law, New York ~, Daniel pcvlin,
New York. Electors for al the othrr districts OF
the State were also appointed The above names
include New York and Kings County.
Ius RKsoLuroSs
NJ Warren. OF Erie, Chairman Of the Commit.
tee on Resolutions, then submitted the following
report. which WAS adopted by scclamaton The
resolution referring to Governor Seymour being re-
ceiyed with perfect storm Of applause
Resotred, That the Democracy of Now York.
through their representatives IN Convention Assem-
lIaN WaltN -.
GEORGE II Mcclellan. ior President. and Georrc II
Pendleton. for virc.Prcsident II the nited States,
and that we pledge h. them the Electoral vote Of
the Empire state
hssOlred That the patriotic principles decln~ct
by the National Dcliocratc Convention, as molly
and eloquently expOunded by It's candidate lot Tire
Presidency, In his recent letter Of acceptance, ON
body line ofpuhlic policy upon which alone the
American people can restore TIE MON, rr-es'sl lah
Constitutional liberty, gave security 10 individual
nights ard secure tie return Of q permanent and
honorable peace.
Resoirsi, That we heartily respond 10 the pledge
Of urr candidate George H. NJ Cicllu that he will Il
elected "oxhausi all ~ resource a stltosinani hin
to scuro pence. rocsahlsh the Cu.Du AMI guar ~
tee for the future the rights of every state " thut
with this pledge and the Jscksouan declaration4
thai the Union must BE- IN dutinct At all hs1eT ls'
that at is the one condition o' Pe-cc"-th..
"~ithout II NJ l,ence can be- permanent" wc PEE
tcnt him for tho sufr.4,cs Of tie Electors n Nov.
YORK, c0nnleni Ney will accept him as the on 9
Constitution
Resol cd That the Democratic party Of the State
~ New York is as II has always been unatrril )
oppusod TO the rebellion, and that .ceo. u.ac In
the victories ot the National Army and Nav, and
in the manifest popular deteriuiuatp g. chan Z
the present Administrator. md return 10 the p
Icy To which the Executive. CongIe $, and the Ii,
Ilo were solemnly plcd.,cd IN the tr.ucrrcu fo, -
luton, CO. lpefative movements towards PoaCc aud
Union.
Resoiped, That the Administration Of Abraham
Iinculn, by its usurpatiuilH. III disregard of Q
& Constitution its violation ol personal liberty and
state rights. u resort g. military power "a lycr
civil authority It's tan por.z.ul. and cowarliy de-
prndstiou uf the nation IN its foe n policy 10 10
pcrycrsun or the war from is original ,Ject, Hut
It's ayow el detcrininato 10 pruong H. in tDc Ian
glage of Abraham Lncoln, ~ compel - The ahan
dnnIneut NJ slavery" has become rcvoluti0nnr "
It's character, and that it is the duty Of the cuecr
vaiiye rcn of all parties to unite In substituting ~
Its place an ndninstrHi n which will seek ia u,
Constitution uf the Unitel States, and the law
passed In accordance therew th, the rule Of its dUt!
aud the limitations u its power.
Res0lpef Tha, the thanks Of the people Of New
York are rendered t. the soldiers nnd sn iurs II th
| State and Of the Un!on who have So n 'ly dG.cld@
| our tiny and our nationality that We viii homo
| the living, literally and generously for tn
sick aud wounded, and gratefully cherish the mem
| ory II the dead
! Resoirsi, That 10 Governor II 'ratio scvmou' M
| gratitude of the Democracy is ever due. IT,
can never forget that IT was he, who In tho 10 is
! OF our disasters, ana IN tie face ot IN ovcrtcpr7n
adversary wns foremost in uplifting tie H-rrcr q
", l,'na ~" ~ h"' e,i.' .
h GA VA oue 80 un'i.' inl' .s %, q
- s Us ,,i', 1850 a,es''n pun. ',1'Vo'' =! ., - W
personal liberty, and by the purity 81 his pu'
49, -, W. =, o'.i =, n ~ i.,,, .i 49, 80,
,hs ht,has, ,H1,aIi,ias y, ~ ','ou So
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The several Judicial Delegations repor,c! the iol
lowing seleo ton OF members ON the State Ceutr1
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