New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08
Second Days Proceedings.
THE RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
State Sovereignty Left Out in the
Cold.
THE TICKET NOMINATED.
ALBANY, Thursday, Sept. I, le65.
on was called TO order al $3.50

The Convention was called to order at $50
this morning
John b. Haskin reported the following resolutions;
Rorei That the pat history Of the Democratic party Is 20
be found IN the proudes records Of the country and IT. creed
Constitutions aud that it is ready to meet tns sIes
questions Of the future with the patriotism fidelity 70 pInei
practical wisdom that have characterized IL long ana
a.pcous identification with the history OF the nation
Rcsorei That We congratulate the people OF M ste @
the nation upon the termination ~ civil und upon t
rciuH oil pence M ePtcillsi iI 49,, - H. ,ess-
with preserved mon an niltllh M '' Jus
serton OF constitutional beTy throughout the land
Resored That the fret ruits OF this triumph the people
demand the subornation Of military 10 civil rue the Ieu
the authority Of the courts and the OF tn'
equality Of the that regard ell efforts either by pro-
longing military rule OF BY denying the re o.
70 States order pei them % adopt ne gro equa OF
negro suffrage element Of their Constitutions a. tending
delay aud prevent the p4ciheiion Z" the country on. 20
snbyert the principles Of tie Government ana "e
liberties Of the people - -, r., ~
speedy restoration Of the States aeiy ia Rebellion 10 th'
Cd positions in the Union by eonmenens tae %In 81 he is
organization az the point OF secession anu olnnas ~. -
then recognized electors by The laws Of the rspecse
tion places it. 20 the future acton OF We seNeA! S"
en shtencd tscsuaushiP sound ponch t.sy,
and lights OF the states and the Federal Government a. e't
.hed the Constitutions and that We pledge 10 tue IIes
Reached That while We stma-Vs a. alike fatal 70 nAtiohA
prosperity and the rights Of labor tine doctrine that NsoIa
which the whole Of the country pledged 70 Tue
payment Of the Public Debt and We believe the neres ana
honor OF the people involved Ia it. faithful iuhument
end a constitutional aud legal means should be taAeh 70
compel the whole property Of ne country ,e aHa Pet's
ton not only equity but also the possible basis Of
Reored That the thanks and gratitude of the people
due soldiers and aio Of the nation and TO their brave
With deed. Of vaor that elevate the fame people and
vndca,e the character Of Republican Government
RoIorod That the position originally taken b. our Govern
men in reference the interference OF Europen powers with
the poop Of this continent called The Monroe Doctrine
policy which has preserved pac" ana asonrd foreign e
and cannot be abandoned without d.houoI @ ne
power among nations nor without danger to Democratic
Roired That the sni aud generous Acceptance by tue
Southern people Of she condition ia which they have been
ea Sy ' ne ' S aa iIa the wy Of
tmcabe feeling among the sister and tAsi .houH ne ny
the part Of the Federal Government Do a'Ih oi ''h
Re.oir|d lust, bsn.hins al minor party oondaerahans
and acting irt 4 rultrged and senef"1s Piot
I'm We cordially urport President johnson 10 toe policy
wh.ch he has syo~ed 70 eu.nie TIE stat. l-" in ''r 70
put their Governments IN practical opeinon Aad in - 'lon
constitutional mcasures 80 De may 9an;.fi'e 20 lIHo]'
on motion OF Edmund briggs a resolution was
adopied charging the present Secretary Of state. and
tie enumeraOTs under lin. with The PeTpetgAion al
frauds N connection with the census.
The State Central Committee was then named as iol
lows.
Tst District Charles 6. Cornell. Peter T.. Sweeney
I'D District Hosmcr A. Nelson. Wm. VI. PaIksi TIA
District Peter Caggcr Fordyce l. Laiiiin: lNth DIS
frlct Arthur ". Hunter. Vim. j. AEcIlili VA Dis
tr.ct John \. Green J. Thomas Sprirgs' IN pis'
trct Henry Bario Christopher \. Waldo; WIN us
trirt L. f. Ross Charles T.. j.. Walker, Win Dis
trct Dean Richmond. a. i. lAnlnE.
Tic Convention ,Len proceeded 10 TIE selection Of
Gen. John A. Green. IT,. said. Mr.. Prcslcnt-I rise
10 present for the Office of Secretary Of state the name
Of gentleman whose fame is as wide ~ the Continent
The state 81 NewNork proudly claims him rs her hTst
soldier In social life without fault OF an enemy IN
his profession without superior, IN his democracy
firm consistent and Trustworthy. nominate -if igr
the Office of Secretary of state MaJur-Geh Henry w
Slocun Of OnOndaga.
The motion was seconded by Thomas c. Fields. who
briefly reviewed Cen Slocums brilliant military career
and tie nomination was made by reclamation.
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certain quarters that Gen. SlOcum would not accept
nomination. He simply desired 20 say mat he had tue
evidence IN bis possession that Gen slocun "oud nc
cent the nomination.
I. p. Collier OF Columbia nominated for Controller
Lucus Robinson.
John Hagrcriy nominated John Arnot Of Chemnng
He said that for aught the Convention knew MI lsob
inson was a Republican and be for one did not believe
m adopting any man merely for the sake OF policy.
Charles G.. Cornell Of New York inquired whether
there WAS ANYBODY IN tie Convention authorized u say
whether. If nominated. Mr.. Robinson would accept.
Peter Caggcr 81 Albany said De felt authorised 10 say
that Mr.. Robinson. II nominated, will not decline.
The vote was then taken with the following result
Iucus Robinson -. John Arnot -.
On motion Of Edmund Driggs the nomination OF an
Robinson was made unanimous. go. -
Mr. Apgar nominated for treasurer fhiIpJ io''
tenhcimer Of 1OmpkIns County. .
MI Brown Of Jefferson nominated Gen. MaTseha r.
Patrick Of Ontario County.
This motion was seconded by Major 5. NJ Shaw and
Calvert Comstock. when tie name OF MI Ioftenhclmtr
was made by accllmalion.
Emmanuel b. Hart of Ncw-loTk nominated Tor Az
torney General John Van Buren,, which nomination on
motion Of john b. Ilaskm was made by accamanon.
For State Engineer Mr.. Sanford nominated :. H.
Sweet Of Oneida John D. lay Of Monroe was also
nominated. but before the vote taken his name was
withdrawn. aud Mr.. Sweet was nominated by aeclaha
ton.
! For Canal Commissioner. Mr. Van Antwerp nomi,
mated Col. Simeon SammOns. Potter Caggcr nominated
Cornelius W. Armstrong Of Albany hr Harrington
nominated ~ Il. Mlimnn Of Washington County,
Calvert c0msOck nominated william j. skinner.
Robert E.rl Of lIerkimcr here ana read letter
IRON Mr. skinner, declining denomination.
Inc roIe being partly gone through with the names
/ OF Mtssfs. SammOns and MIlman were Withdrawn.
Nihlnm W illlams Of Eric nominated Col. a. }. Me
Ne'tm AIcgany for Inspector Of State Prisons
JOhn y. Green nominated Gaylord j. Clark.
Inc result was announced as o. for McNctt, and -
for Clark.
For clerk Of the Court Of Appeals-E o. Perrin was
nominated receiving 81 votes against % for ID. c. Cal
win Of Jefferson
For Judge OF the Court Of ppeals dong term) Judge
John W. Brown OF Duichcss was nominated
On MOTION oi Peter Cagger. Martin Grover was nom
mated for short term by acciamniion
WIN cheers FOR the ticket the Convention adjourned
sine die.
Movements OF "Princc .John.o
OswFG0 Thursday. Sept :, 1865.
The Hon. John Van Buren,. candidate for At