, 1865-09-21
NEW YORK REPUBLICAN CON-
VENTION.

Hon. c. f. OepcWs eneral
Harlow for Secretary Of Stale -
strong Ticket In the Fleld-The Res.
olutlonK.
StnAcraE, Sept so.-The Republican State Con
rcption atecnbled here ut noon today. Charlie.
A. Fo1gcf, Of Cutatio, WIS chosen temporary
Chairman,
ADDRESS.
Mr. Folger, before taking the chair, said:
Gentlemen Of tie Conutntton beyond thanking
yon !or the honor conferred BY putting me In this
place, shall dcsain yon With hnt few phrases, 70.
sou nesd :; not words @ :. 1he Union parry !: not .
dceds. Just returning ffon four Jears mighty war
Il brings leel as the results OF Its loya action The
s,nsna,,,.1an Gnton u in he pfoSlapa,ion q
a3s VOID hsa aRa ass T. Il
th1alled. NcveT having By solemn vote resolved
with the shame Of detected hypocrisy.
The presiding officer Of itt convention opeus fts
etitnEs with tbe annunc1ation, !. that the war fot
tnl izeue-" Nor among the delesatee nre Brigadic.
Generals Of The Home Guard, fresh fsou, pane,
decnse of ths northern frontier mastering IN mar
ni 3 magat @ VII I'll 'olsss e.er before sad sti for
t'rrotest hs s.aio nom Fedora, ssesson s:se ea d..
II pni In nomination = Fctezal military officer,
Whose Last known act Il military order to eup.
Press the militia Of a State. It has no euch ldeas
OF deeds ns these. lint gentlemen, though the
mas ~ ; oseT the contest is MT ye. ended Beun il
ont tn the field az NC supposed. ii is again adjourn
ca 70 the forum, md af The contest In the field was
hst1n Y stealing The peorlee hulles, so the con.
PEOPLES ballots; but thanks 10 the
prosresf Of human esrnts thonsh the first was
&c done e. mnder bnshsnsn md Floyd he lsttsr i no.
ton for ns lonr as in the mouths Of men Jack shall
ttaEd for John. so Johnson shall be the game a.
jackson, 4nd Andrew johnson be the synonym OF
Gnc t. was that Of the other, ftand front Of wall
aEninst the euEetns tide or ovcrweening State
na3s4 H1Sh,s' sna "a b t a anshaLsn e,eAanded
fystcm cdrc,ins II thcE constitutional ls'.st Or
Mts- Under euch guidance !. the Union party
to oear IT. patt in this new contest and l. able
holds tie power, and moulds The policy, aid fhapes
1he legislation Of the Federal Government, md nos
ons that hut of every State IN the Union sase tso
dent Of dag, or BY 1he chance result Of single no.
A!1sai combination: bns BY -yeatt Of adherence to
plainly promulgated principle, by persistent pa.ri-
the counity,e extrImlty: by etcadiaet fsith
IN the cardinal principles Of American nationality,
impartial justice administered underimpastia1 laws
Impartial suffrage. Nor need we 20 abroad f5r
declaration Of principles, nor for creed, nor ecek
standard bearers among captured prisoners or dis
r. s1e eefat ron ,ae enemy, Of 10 The enemy
nsse sustained the Gnuntr5'e heg where the rebel
asht WIS ae5cest md patriotic blood GoEed ia:test
" these W1A properly BE- our lcaders and faithful
Standard bc.fere- fCheess.
PERMANENT oFF1cEns
The Chairman on Permanent Organization
made report, which Was unanimously adopted, as
follows: F9I President, lion. Chaunccy II. Dcpew
and sixteen Vice Presidents. On taking the ctais,
length.
4 committee On resolutions was then appointed.
corHT or ArrEA1s.
On mollon, Ward Hunt, Of Oneida, and John z.
IoEtef. OF Albany. mere nominated By acclamatiou
for CGnrt OF Arpeals-Mr. Hunt for the long term
and Iii. Porter for the .hor7 term.
sEcKE7ARY or s1a1E-
~. snovcd TO proceed to the nomination Of
Of New or&, nominated General Francis c. H.r.
low. Charles ). Spencer, o. New York, nominated
General Charles II. vanwyck. General Barlow re-
csisdd I9i roscs, and yanwyck. IT, Mr. Spencer
moved the unanimous nomination Of Gcneral Bar
low. Carried.
COMPTROLLER.
The vote for Comptroller resulted rs fol.ows:
Thomas T. li,llhouse, Of Ontario, nominated by
Cta1lcs J. Foh:cc, received 253 yotcs. THO noni-
naticn Of TAos' Il. Aillkouse was made unanimous.
srA7E TREASURER.
For State Treasurer, Colonel Rowland was
nominated
EVENING SESSION.
At tie crertn. sc*sion Gen. $. Il. Mastnd,le nom.
ipattd tor Attorney General j. Plat Goolscu OF
oEeida; Loninnted Tor Surveyor
{At this point in the proceedings OF the Couren.
t1ou the Telegraph has badly uang1cd the report,
and abIuptly alludes 10 the report Of the Commit
tee on Revolutions as iol1ows:)
The pArpctuntfon Of the Union, and perpetual
prohibition OF slayery; approving his initial steps
toward reconstruction regarding the several Saics
in the Cnfon a. having Jurisdiction orer al local
and domestic nlasrs especially reacryed 10 them by
the Constitution. and wherever 1t Ahal1 be deemed
compatible with public safr&y 10 rcsuee to Staies
tately in rebellion the renewed exercise OF those
rights. We etst It will edone In the tai.h and on
lie basis that they be exercised in eptrt Of equal
and impartial Justice, and With View to the elcra
people; exprsses fill confidence In The rcsfo.s-
lion by Gosernment Of the dyil tribunals to their
Ing the na!nal debt ns escrcd
max r. taxation equal m impartial upon al elass
e endorsing the determination Of Government 10
assume no portion Of The rebel debt expecting at
The hands OF the Government large reduction Of
expenditures aua Mfef ard economical adminfstra-
ion Of public atnirs; expressing confidence In the
reetdent'e management Of forign nfnlrs, and nd
hiring 10 the Monroe doctrine; tend
t1ing congratulations to Mr. Se9nrd
on h1s Froyidcntial cscnpe from the knife Of the
cseasEtn and rejoicing that hla distinguished eef-
vices stlil continue to the nation.
The resolutions were adopted unanimously, as
also Others endosfiuy the official condnct oil the
Secretary Of State, Dcpew, In the enumeration Of
the ceneus and sustaining the cause OF American
nationality IN England. mourning the death Of
Golden, etc.