The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-16
MAINE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

Witness In default Of bail in two hundred dollara 7Td-
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Hon. James Howard, OF Portland Nomi-
mated for -Governor-Tho Hesot"sh""s-
The Policy OF President johnson APP
proved, &c.
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TINS morning fau' % "orr'h chairman u sno De"'
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pooosheP peace w@ sgssa rsHrs snd great
responsibility now rests upon the democracy
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wnrh|fe democracy saase ifas'sto f"e Pocy o' '"o
S,e poat al the bavorxf md b, Cor one s,aa that ocv
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woud nave oech adopted t u" hazaras ana that nan W
the present President OF tho United States Great
nanse, For this VIC owe him n dcbt or Gratitude Tho
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"enoca''o p"'v' WHICH I" "o r'''' p'''y VI '"c ohoh'
seeks 1. ascendency, not for power, but for tho
good 'and welfare Of tn, whole country Ho
hoped that rrasident Johnson would receive the as
surancc Of 1fty thousand mon IN Mane good and truc
who wonld eeek In stav mn his arm 40 long as he ss
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John r. Hutchinson, Of Paris and John varncy, OF
Rancor wcrc anpoInted socretarios
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A'omm''so Oh orcoe"''"'s "''S '"0n appointed
vico president from each county IN the state was
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Der OF delegates present ms i've hundred ana seventy
four
Tho temporary organization was then made permanent
committee Of one from each county was appointed
10 prepare a SGT of resolutions
AFTEhNooN sEssioN' -~.'-
The COnventien met again at two O'Clock
Hon Bros BRADBURY presented the report Of the
Committee on Resolutions
The expresses profound gratitude TO God that the
clash Of arms ,s no longer heard in the land
Tnc second resolves nat we saoa,a acreay cnersn
s,n,;onai Sovarnm,ent and honor he Iivnc who have
ner,led lie and fortune IN Inc came great cause
The third asserts that with tho cessation war It's
hooIv and hararous snirIt should he banished from
or ns;,t and hatrod and ycrooanre sl,nld Weld n
sar; Sian' charity "T and ma"nanimfv '' "
The fourth asserts ,ha, II ~ the .ntv or tho federal
10 re establish at tho earliest moment with
snn ass p"s,"e .,s nS ,h ,t ,% Sate amd
sx"rt ali s Ieu,imote mower to promote that fiater
nity and for the happiness
and glory OF the republic destined TO be and nd
vfable forever
Inc nitn resolves .nas tne on Name
mono the supporter State in their const
snionai nsnts anu inc %s sne gov
Of The rights OF elections absolute acquiescencc IN the
will Of the majority; well disciplined militia and the
SUPREMACY OF the civil over the military authority;
The sixth resolves that the ballot IL the night OF every
American citizen, TO BIZ restricted only as the public
safety Demands and that each STATE the con
sttuona, recognized rgn' oi preScnons INC 9""nc"-
The seventh pledges the party 70 demand equal lana
ton
The eighth asserts 'hat the sums advanced py towns
cities and the State are legitimate charge upon the
Ieaerai government L.,
policy he has taken towards placing the rebel States in
, nss proper s'o'"'n anu "'r"0"''"s Fu''
the acts Of presasn. johnson 1--WE na BIN returning to
the first principles Of our government III refusing TO &C.
cept eratuities .,..,,.. :, D.;
The eleventh Resolves ina. Ine a..assnaoh OF rres'
n g. LIrnnIElD, Of Bridgeton, with a preliminary
sdoress moved snat hon JAMES howaIo Oh ror.,ann,
oe the candidate ior oovernoT @nu Do was unanimously
nominated by reclamation
aer a1asSss. w oSu IT, p = ~ .h 'Cnnrort,an
sd,oarned sine de- ~
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THE CENSUS OF THE COUNTY OF NEW YORK
THE NEW COURT HousE--LRrTER FROM GOV
RRNOR YENToN ETC.
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ING "o.'u " 0"p. ''s ,,. - - Ne
teruay AFTERNOON, the iTee'oens" III" D"~f" WI M
Tveed Eso in the chair
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seventy thousand dollars be Tor the purpose
S or snd .oan w. Of New YORK. ' '
n EIy opposed the resolution. The work, in his
opinon had been done in an imperfect He
not in favor of having one cent until the Board
satsned that the enumerators had done their duty
far he could learn tho population OF this city would
show only about seven hundred thousand, full nifty per
cant less than what n really TO- This he thought
h.... foil xret tartv iutur
Mr. PuRDY and the PRpaDGHT said that tho law
The resoiutou vss ostNeesra Fox ana Ely voting in
| the negative
Mr. IA VIA offered resolutiou that the Comptroller DO
Arecird IN nav one half the bills incurred for cree
ton Of Harlem bridge Referred 70 the Committee on
ANNA, Taxee