The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-08
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
The New York Democratic Convention
Kenolutirns and Nemlns ilors.

Albany Sep,. THE Convention was called to
order at 30 this morning. J. b. HAskins reported
the following resolutions;
i... Resolved, That the past history Of the Demo-
cratic parry l. 10 be found " the proudet records oi
that Il 10 ready to meet the great questions Of the
future, With the patriotism fidelity 70 prnciple and
and suspicious Identification with the history Of the
nation.
ths State and OF the Nation upon tho termination OF
civil and upon thJ return OF peace, and especially
that thi BLESSING STAINED with preserved Union,
an undivided county, and the reassertion Of eonsti
tutionai liberty throuShout the land.
sd Received. That as the first fruitr Of this tri-
pHph tho people demand the ,ubordination OF military
10 civil iue, the restitution Of the authority Of the
Courts, and the rs.oSnnon g o. ,he equality 81 iae
ing military rule OF By denying the rith. Of repre-
senaton 70 staies in order 20 compel them 70 ADOPT
negro equality or negro suffrage, as an element OF
their constitutions S Iendlns 70 delay and prevent
the pacifcauon OF the country, ana 70 subvert the
principles OF the Government and endanser 'he hb-
ith. Resolved, That in the plan Of President john
ron for the speedy restoration Of the States lately in
rebellion TO their old positions In thu Union by com.
mencing the work Of reorganization at the point Vt
tna M & e 10 Se ten states eaS
ing the question OF suffrage where the Constitution
places it, to the future scton OF the several StntorWe
rrrognlze ened staietn AL ship sound political
theory, ami Al O.l-iashionCd, time-honO.ea regard
foI the leAgloas and rghs Of The States and the ed
sral Government usestGhished by The Constitution
ard that we picdCe TO the President In this great
work our cordial and enersetc support
9th Eesolved, ThSt lille NC sIlgmatze M alike
a. al 10 tonI .c-p ri1y and the nights Of labor, ,tne
doc cnine thai ~ va iOuai Debt Ia NaponAl LEA.
I'M" Iee oguE- 'gc obiFIt.CI By which the " hole
Tefuu.ros of lho country are pedFed 20 lie paymom al
81 the nIblic debt and We believe the iIteresI and
homo; oi the people Involved IN tne faithful fulfil
Inen' and that all tonftltutonal and legal Eta All
shoad ba taken 10 con pei tLe hole p.opolty III,
eountry, real Ind personal, TO shATe In the pubA'
turden. beleving tha. equality Of taxation no
only equity, but also the soundest possible bazis o
pub.lc credit -
6'h Reso vcd Ths' the thanks and gratitude Of IN,
people are aus 10 the soldiers and sailors OF the nz
iion and their brave commanders, who have lilus
trAed the pages OF cur history, with deodh OF yhoi
thg. elevated the fame Of the people, Cna ytndlcAt
the character OF Republican FoveTnneLt.
1th. kesolved, That the position originally tshei
b. Ou government in reference 70 he lhteTeTence
European poYe WITH the people Of tiiH ContiueGl
called the Monroe Doctrine" iha Eelcy sliich ma
pret1ryed poace Aud avc.ded foreign entAn menu
and cannot pe ahaudonsd rithout dlshopo. TO vs. ah
power anIong nauons, nOr sIthout danger TO DemC
cratic insututicaf
sth. Resolved. That the frank and generous aecop
snce BY the southern people OF the condition IN whc
they have been lei. by te recent var, including "a
abAndonnenl oi slavery, removes the main difcr
inss among the Statos and tha. ID shou,G bs met
the part OF the FaderL Government 10 spirit Of cor
eiliation and klndnax
9th. Resolved That, bsnishing all minor pAri
sontideratons, and setting In the spirit OF enaI
n and generous patriotism, cordially suppo
fIssident JohaSon ip We policy which be has ayow'