New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07
TFW.YORK POLITICS.
nrsecRlTEC STATE CONVECTION
,,mmauy and Bergen Kings County
Admitted.
IN. Humphrey of Erie Chosen Chairman
,vso1ur1oNs NOT YET PREPARED
Adjournment Until To-Day
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ALBANY Wednesday, Sept 6, 1865.
Tho Democratic gathering at Tweddle Hall
-.,,aIled to order by Peter Cogger whose hand was
.s in all its subsequent proceedings. The business
Ine Convention had been arranged beforehand and
,,ded only formal ratification.
TIC selection OF Chas. Ii. Winfield Of Orange as
,.nporary Chairman was a strategic triumph OF the
r,ssrvatiye wing of the fossil party and was Incl
fatally a point in favor Of the TammaDy squad.
His portly person was greeted with noisy cheers.
Ms opening speech be struck, doubt the key note
<Ae platform barmouies. He began by expressing
,orsaepce. When were Democrats not confident in
No downfall Of the party of moral ideas He loved the
rpop and offered hands TO all lovers Of union, but be-
ne concluding sQunted little toward the lovers Of
tsunion too
Ne thought the Southern States should be permitted
b1eurn with inherent rights unmpared, and to con
troll their internal affairs particularly in the matter OF
ufrsge He spoke fcelingly concerning pensions for
he veterans but said not word about the not an
S,ber man nor dollar for this unhoy war policy of
ls62 He believed that all property, meaning bonds.
,hOud be equally taxed, from which one might fancy
hat his friends not Of the class who testified their
DEVOTION to the Union by loauing it money in It's time
need.
According to arrangement, John b. Haskins moved
ne admission of the Tammany delegation as irregular
s1cuding all others and adroitly cut off discussion
The result was g triumphant vote. The delegation
from Kings County, headed by Tunis G. Bergen, was af
forward admitted
AT the afternoon session j. NJ. Humphrey of Fri
County was chosen permanet Chairman. He is a KIM
Of disciple Of Gov Seymour but the record of tn
latter has been unsavory the loyal people HumphTe
is put forward being less damaging.
He read from manuscript a cautious speech, whic
treshadOws the resolutions, although. he said III
compliment was unexpected and unsougbt. tie allude,
10 the great State of New York having furnished NOR
men and more money than the rest but did not parcu
lsrze further az 20 who went who paid TO preserve
The Union lie indorsed President Johnson's admins
atoD so far as it concerned the nuity Of Secession
and the State limitation Of suffrage. He believed 10 the
military being subordinate civil rule everywhere in
the habeas corpus. in equal taxoton. the doom OF
Slavery brothery love toward the vaDquished. and
finally expressed q sympathy with the brave soldiers
tender and affecting TO provoke skeptieal sneer
from few who were present
he Committee on Resolutions not being prepared TO
report this evening at o'clock, the Convention stands
adjourned till tomorrow.
1t is understood that Seymour and his peculiar
hackers want to thrust into the platform something
about State Sovereignty and reserved rights, which
Dean Richmond, TO whom they are submitted, swears
sail damned nonsense and dead long ago" Peter
Cagger and g. C. Greene are trying 10 reconcile them.
George Law is delegate. BoOle Of the tender con-
science Is here as happy as clam.
Tie nominations are already cut and dried. and will
be rushed through against opposition They are sub
siartaly the same as telegraphed yesterday.
There will be two OF three military men nursed for
political Gen. PaTicks chief claim is his per
Hsten fidelity to Mcclellan. He is to have the Secre-
fsy Of State nomination and Duryea, the Treasurer.
ihiP. The Canal Commissioners are still undecided.
Some very convincing arguments are being poured
forth from the neeks Of bottles in the committee
This saves vast deal Of parliamentary business in the
regular session.