The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-19
THE FALL CAMPAIGN.
The POLITICAL CONVENTIONS.
opening Of the New Era lin
Politics,
&c., &C.. &c.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.


Call for the State Convention-The Conn
| mtttco Endorse President Johnson-The
| Conservative and Patriotic Course to be
Pursued by the Democracy, &c.
ALBANY, August Is, 1895
The Democratic State Central Committee met at the
| Delavan House to-day, Dean Richmond presiding The
| following call was adopted
democratic State convention, TO be composed of one
delegate from each assembly district will be held at
Twedde Hall, In the city Of Albany on Wednesday, the
9th day OF September next at twelve NJ OF that day. TO
election.
Besides this formal record of the business of the meet
ing there good deal of very significant discussion
and general plan Of campaign laid down in the private
consultation. Comparing this call with that Of the re-
ubcan committee the complications about the friends
lincoln and the supporters Of Johnson In the latter is
,g In fact, the calls, the action and the plans OF
s"AA ocracy all compact simple and harmonious
vac ocA ls of Dean Richmond prevail without dissent,
fne coun~ ates here to-day talk and act as one man.
anu tue oeeA he convention made at the earliest
ihe Jay iosA delegates could be chosen Tho
i"o"'n' 'ha' VA : Is to marshal democratic State
sra"o oo'ec' OF 'uA ort Of Andy Johnson early
0onsen'o" 70 tue supp Of the great democratic
poss'''e' 80 'nat 'no ""N State may be brought
h'asses :" Inc hmpre reconstruction policy Of
W the support inc endorsement Of the
the administration and the gle dissenting voice
President. There was not sA n was on,v
or hating delegate on this poiuA , bv the democ
question how much more could be don had declared
racy Of this State than Maine MnnesoA ,tions The
in the resolutions OF their democratic conSe> nson and
feeling positively enthusiastic for Andy 10 details
a reconstruction Of the democracy Although that
will be left to the convention itself yeti is settico will
q ticket comprising two more soldiers 's
be adopted, aud a distinguished sodier =;
talked of for presiding officer. II IL probab"
that the resolutions will not only endorse Andy yon
son, but leave little for the republicans put forth,
except they declare their firm condemnation Of "a |
negro suffrage clause The doctrines OF the Maine rest
lutons will be made broader and stronger by the New
The delegates here also unanimous in
declaring the folly Of their tactics last year. !
Even Seymour, John A. Green. Gideon fucker
and the most incorrgible copperheads have
come to realize their blundcrs. They among |
the most jealous for the programme OF the party.
On the slavery question their views nstanced by the
emphasis they lay upon their design to nominate John
Ganson OF Buffalo, for Governor next year the ground
of his leading and controlling in voting for the
constitutional amendment in Congress This same idea,
the selection OF some prominent soldier such as Gen
Sckes II he would accept will determine the for
Secretary Of State at the head OF the ticket this year
Everything indicates the denomination OF Lucius |
Robinson for Comptroller by the democracy as 1t is GER
tain that has been aside by the republicans who
The old difficulty about the New York city delegations
adroty exploded this year by the ingenious tactics
Of Mcssrs Cornell aud Tweed who wers here, Peter b
Sweeny being absent
The Convention is called on the September the
day which Fernando Woods friends said lac would
his delegates and get up to Albany for the Con
vention. Then the motion made by H. A. Nelson
appointment OF inspectors for the Ncv York city
primaries-the ridiculous rule adopted under the Sey
regency-was replied to by Cornell in terms which |
disposed OF the Woods and McKeons for this year The
Tammany Hall delegation will alone be recognized.