Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-16
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New sork Democratic state Conven.
ALBANY, Sept 1.-the Democratic State
Convention reassembled this morning
The Tammany Hall delegation was the regu-
lar delegation from New York city. but other
delegations we're allowed seats. the Tammany
to cast nine votes and the others two
The Committee on Permanent Organization
made a report, which was adopted
Hon. Horstio Seymour nominated for
Governor, David r Floyd Jones for Lieutenant
Governor, Jarvis Lord for Canal Commissioner
aud David Mcneil for Inspector of State Prs-
on. Each by acclamation.
The following are the resolutions passed by
the committees:
Resolved. That the Democracy of New York
through their representatives, in convention as
sembied. ratify and endorse the nomination OF
General g b Mcclellan Tor President, and Geo
II. Pendletou tor Vice President OF the United
States, and that pledge to them the electoral
vote OF the Empire State.
Resolved, That the patriotic principles de-
caTed by the National Democratic Committee so
nobly and eloquently expounded bv its candidate
tor the Presidency in his recent letter OF accept
ance, embody line of public policy upon which
alone the merican people can restore the Uni
on, re establish constitutional liberty, give secu
rlty 20 individual rights. and the return of
a permanent and honorable peace
Resolved, That We heartily respond to the
pledge OF our candidate George B Mcclellan.
that he will. il elected, exhaust al the resources
of craftsmanship 10 secure peace, re-estabsh The
Union, aud guarantee for the future the rights D.
every State; that with this pledge and the Jack
sonian declarations that The Union must be
maintained at all hazards; that is the one condi-
ton OF peace; that without il no peace can bt
permanent" we present him for the suffrages oil
the electors OF New York, confident they viii
accept him as the only candidate capable of re.
storing the Union and Constitution
Resolved, That the Democratic party Of the
State OF New York il. as it has always been
unalterably opposed to rebellion, and that we re
cOgnze in the victories of the national army and
navy. and in the manifest popular determination
to return to the policy to which the Executive
Congress aud the people soemny pledge
in the Crittenden resolutions, cooperative move
ments towards peace and union
Resolved. That the administration of Abra-
ham Lincoln, by its INSCRIPTIONS disregard
OF the Constitution, its violation OF personal
liberty and State rights. its resort to- military
power tO subvert civil authority, its temporary
and cowardly disregard of nation in its foreign
policy, its perversion of the power from its
original object, and its avowed determination to
prOlOng the war, IN tie language OF Abraha m
Lincoln, to compel the abandonment of slavery,
has become revolutionary in It's character, and
that IL is the duty OF conservative men Of all
parties TO unite in substituting in its place an
administration which will seek in the Consitu
ton of the United States and the laws passed in
accordance Herewith. the rule OF its duty and
limitations of its power
Resolved, That the thanks OF the people OF
New York are rendered to the soldiers and
sailers of this State and of tie Union who have
noblv defended our fac: that will honor
the living, literally and generously care for the
sick aud wounded. aud gratefully cherish the
memory Of the dead.
Resolved, That to Gov. Horatio Seymour the
gratitude Of the Democracy is ever due They
never forget it was be who, in the midst OF
our disasters and in the face of an over.
bearing adversary. was foremost in uplifting
the banner of Constitutional liberty. which he
has since borne unsullied through every battle;
that il was he who. by his wisdom arrested pub.
lie discord, by his hrmness repealed aggressioDs
upon State rights and personal liberty; and by
the purity of his public life and the elevation of
his purposes exhibited in the midst of general
corruption. the highest qualities Of statesman
and patriot