New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-21
SECOND DISPATCH.
To the Associated Pre',.

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H.G.
To the Associated Pre',
SYRACUSE. y. Y, wednesday. Sept. 20, 1850
The Republican State Convention was called
70 order AT today by Charles Jones' CHAIRMAN Of
the State Committee
Folger OF Ontario was chosen temporary CHAIRMAN:
Nil FoLGEa said: Gentlemen of the Convention
beyond thanking you for the honor conferred by putting
me in this place, l shall detain you with bot few
phrases for Won need not words The Union party *
not party Of words but Of deeds-rather of ideas aud
deeds Just returning from a four years mighty war,
brings back The result of its loyal action, the
Union in its INTEGRITY. the proclamation
Of emancipation fixed fact and lays before the world
az the trophies % , triumph tie Sdackles of 4oONO
of bondr1en disentEraued Never having by solemn
vote resolved that war failure II needs not TO blush
with the shame of detected hypocrisy.
But gentlemen. though the is over tie contest is
not yet ended. BEGUN in the fornm 1t was adjourned
to the field. Fought out in the ncd as We supp ed. il
Il again djolTleG 10 the FORUM and the contest IN
the field begun by stealing the peoples bullets
the contest m the forum is 10 be Initiated by stealing
the peoples ballots.
But thanks 20 the progress of events, though the
first done under Buchanan and FLOYD. the latter j.
not 70 be effected uader Andrew johnson and Edwin
Stanton for so long as in the mouths Of men JACK shall
stand for John, John shall be the Jae
and Andrew johnson be the synonym OF Andrew Jack
Son and the administration Of the one GS vas tkat ~
the other stand fr0uwa against TIE surgng lido OF
oyer-yceniug State Rights, and by its firm. unsioken
eyenhanded rover hold all the spheres OF our complex
pOltlCal slsltU, NOA'tt"to"el q" 't's
Under such guidance is the Union party 10 bear iis
Part in the new contest II is able 70 DO II Wei. J.
was never greater or more unimphied IL holds the
power and ilolds the policy and shapes the legislation
Of the Federal Government not only. bur of every
State the Union two or three. IL j. great and
powerful not by the accident Of day nor BY
he chance result % SINGLE J icLt combine
ton but by Of adherence 10 plainly pfouug ted
principle, bv persistent peuloiic adhl renee T. ihc
country in tle time Of the counirys extremity
by s,eadfst faith in the cardinal PRINCIPLES Of Amen
can nationality impartial nights projected by Impair
tl3lustice, administered under Impartial laws nOWing
from impartial representation, based upon impartial
suffrage There is 10 need for us 70 60 abroad Tor
declalao Of pIinc ples nor for creed no need To
seek FOR standard bearers among captured prisoners or
dissatisfied deserters from the enemy 10 the cuCmy
We have color serseapts in our own ranks VITO have
sustained the countrys flag whore Rebel hgLt was
hercest and patriotic blood flowed fastes:. OF these
will properly be our lOnofed leaders and faithful
standoIG-heaIcrs Cheers
james Kelly Of New.York nominated Mojor G. W.
TLurston Of I!ogl and George ii. Van Wort Of New.
York for Secretaries.
On motion the chair was empowered TO appoint two
deleeat,s from each Judicial District permanent
The roll Of delegates was then collea.
Waldo llutchns Of New York moved tia, the Com.
nntee on Resolutions should consist Of two from each
Judicial District, 10 whom all resolutions offered should
be referred.
LAID on the table.
James Kelly Of Newly moved that the delegate.
from each judicial District should meet during Il re-
and select three TO represent each district in
The state Committee.
fI4ll
Of only two from each Judicial District
Another delegate moved that the State Committee
consist Of only from each Judicial District
Both amendments were opposed by Waldo Hutchinrs
and Charles y Spencer Of New. York and voted down
The original resolution was then adopted.
Isaac Dayton Of New-York moved TO reconsider the
vote laying the table the resolution for the appoint
ment Of Committee on Resolutions.
Henry j. Raymond OF New.lork said that ii Lad al
ways Den the custom ID state Conventions 10 leave the
appointment Of tie Committee on Resolutions to the
permanent President. and be knew Of no good reason
for depart NJ from that rule certainly no time can be
The motion 10 reconsider was recalled
The Chair then announced the Committee on Per.
nanent Organization, as follows
I'd Aninony r. Campbell and John Blh 3d. Jan-s fog yt
and Henry L. Low 9Th Harlow Goddard and El~ad Dodd
Seth II. White 7t. H. b Ike and H. A. Frost; tL james
d. Warren and George b. Palmer.
The Convention was called 10 order at 3, o'clock
2 H., when Henry smith Of New. York reported in
isvor Of admitting the regular delegation rom tie LIST
District Of Westchester County; which was adopted,
HE various judicial delegations represented names
h % me State Committee, as follows and they were
fIRsI DIsrRIcT-Owen W. Brennan William r. Stewart
and l. w. jerome
sscosP DIsrAIcT-chares Jones, II. D Robertson and
THIRD DIsrzIcr Hamilton Harris John 4. Cook and
touRTH DIsrucT-Bloou6e'd Usher Nathaniel Churchill
tDTI DrsTkcr-Horaee Birch, Charles Il. Hopkins aul
Shafles :. Kennedy
w SErvASIT DisTEIcr-James H. Kelly w. H. Kelsey and
niehrH IiTEIcTJo.n Van Horn, Jlnles D. Warren and
james \. Bell Chairman of the Committee on Per-
10. Organization, reported follows and tle re.
fDt was adopted unanimously:
Ir.o"GsHt-fAe Hon. CHAUNCEY NJ DEPEW.
n Nc F'"deHit-Wn. II. Mckinney. TAeuas Murphy s.
Wssuuth Ezra Harrington. Peer Cautiue, H. los ler VIM
meier H. w Judson Charles a. Bt6t, Lyman r.
H. r Ml.eTt }. = IhuTst0u, Charles u. Thompson A.
sen.son \ ~ Allen, and z. r. tlager.
Nsv,ta5 ,'ss-t H. La~tencc. Nn. H.. DecEmI George H.
t'roCa H. b. Young, Titus r.. Eddy, Sainae w Carp,a-
n iAaAorf H. Palmer, VIM. HOtChkiss, Elhs H. Rcberts
o. iioTd Luther Caldwell G. " Clsyl f.. s O,is
NJ " ~ " aisworh. T.. w Godfrey, and :. sa,dGrd
,oI 81 toiter ana Mr.. Luddingfon were epgonted 10
teIIet Mr. Depew 90 the chair, upon taking which
81; .AahAeo The Convention To- the honor c,nlorrOl
go we last assembled n State Convention be sod
hosi momeuOus To the present and iutue of the
t,,y, ana deyolvlng important duties upon a. have
70 p'red' Then war ia all its terTors was nl,n Ms
~ psace prevails eyerywhere. Gheu tie iuthsrfy Of
~ ~ ohaI Government was GeiCd I'm g,,n G,stea
~ oA.Qhi now by the statesmanship Of cur ynlnys
s, VIC aiOi OF our soldiers the authority Of oU lo,
s,a, ~ Is everywhere recognized. "a pplausel To
CRIME 81 the century which nau Iurated The civi
snn itself has been crushed by the bryery
ras o"u Oi our soldiers, aud the wisdom of out stes
' AId grave duties now devolye upon us