New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-28
OUR STATE CONVENTION.

OUR STATE CONVENTION.
ORANGE County western District) sends the Hon.
f. M. MAIDEN, Grnnell Burt and b. Z. Bailey 10
the State Convention. They are of the right SORT
CHAUTAUoUI County (Western District held Its
Convention at Mayville, on Friday, the 24th, and
elected Congressional delegates instructed to renoml'
nate the Hon. Henry Van Aernam, and chose the
Hon. Walter L. Sessions. Francis A. Brewer and A.
f. Jennings to the State Convention. They
Rsovd That in the great Union party OF the nation whose
safely guided the country through the Rebellion ana
whose conquered and subdged it. recognize he party
whose principles alone be relied and adhered to WIN
safety In tie rconsrustion Of the State governments OF 'ae
Rsoived That We cordially approve Of the administration
OF Gov Fenton which has been haracerned BY such pr
denoe and great taihulne to the best Oh
the people Of this State aud sick and wounded soldiers
and tie Of free commends him 70 their
confidence and choerfuy recommend him Suffrage
R,.oigs That favor the policy Of the Congress
OF the United States with reference to the restoration of the
State destroyed by the Rebellion that we fully
approve amendment to the Constitution Of the United
the necos and That we likewise approve Of the
representative the Hon Henry Van Aernam in Congress
request Congressional delegation to favor BIS re-
R.so,ssd That without the co8peraon Of the President
Congress the sole Of proposing amendments 10 tue
that the peoples representatives it the only
standard of the national WILL and that in the present disturbed
the Rebel States In their relations 10 the uee
we recognize Congress as the IL
behalf OF the constitutional amendment submitted to the
people; q, ,.ror ~ o,eo,i,o rrembe,s Of Cor.
gress will the wishes and principles Of the loyal
and patriotic people of this country and who have zone
for the Union soldiers and WHO shed Their Oood
this country from traitors and we are 70 ne
election Of members OF Congress who whi se
son in pune the legislative executive and Judicial authority
the police Of the Rebel States into the bands OF ~
whose garments dripping with patriotic pood tnus aoI
the property ' Of the 1ol peope
Of those States. ..., a.,
RssoIrsd That the Of loyal people 10 Mem
phs and New Orleans by ana o
is the legitimate result OF the policy Of n
loyal white and black men, whose only ohsnse was 'Her sy
Rssoivd That we regard the Congressional Tes. Oath az
one Of great buwsks OF union and liberty and that We
t 70 aoy SSaas s ar e
the modification OF the neutrality laws Of tue Uneo States
az ahe lowe we o Of native land and that We viii rejoice with
them the redemption Of Ireland from British r
they shall have our coantenance and sop
port all lawful employed to accomplish that END
| In MONROE Rochester DISTRICT the Hon. Thomas
Parsons, Charles Wilson and William Wagner were
on Friday chosen delegates to the State Convention
and instructed to support the denomination OF Gov
| Fenton.
QUEENS County (Flushing Dstric) held conven-
yention at Roslyn on the 18th, chose f. Ii. Potts,
John Birdsall and o. J. Downing delegates to the
| State Convention and
R,,o-d That we highly commend Of his Excel
enoy Gov FESToS in administering the affairs OF
evidence rat nc all the OF wisdom aud
prudence neeed position be holds his patriotic devo
Tor the soldiers and his unanchug integrity in guarding the
interests the State have eudeared him to the people
| ULSTER County Kingston Distrct) has CHOSEN
Peter Cantne, William Ii. Romeyn, and Thomas
Cornell delegates TO the State Convention.
wEsrcHEsTgR County (whte-Plains Distrct) has
chosen Edmund j. Porter, d. s. Rowe and ID. W.
| Miller 10 the State Convention-ali for Fenton.
ALBANY County list DISTRICT will send Robert c.
Blackburn, VIM II. SlingerYand, aud Plat A. Smith;
and rom the I'd District, George Y. johnson, Hon.
Lyman Tremain. and Geo. w. Williams. Tho Sd
District on Saturday chose George Dawson, Jacob c.
Cuyler and John N. Porter delegates aud
| Resolrsd That the Administration Of Gov. Fenton de-
people Of this district aud that the delegates appointed
by this Convention be requested to vote Tor bis renona
! ton.
| The 4th District has chosen James II. Masten,
| Thomas w. Jackson and Minus McGowan. Each
district assembly has voted hearty approval" OF
Gov Fen.ons administration and the stand taken by
Congress. The Cd Assembly District Convention
adopted unanimously these resolves:
WLr,as MY policy" Illustrated at New Orleans and
Memphis clearly indicates that Ia the imperative duty OF the
North their entire sympathy with suffering
brethren the South oppressed aud prosecuted by
doned Rebels who through the mistaken cemesey OF our ae
cdent President have been restored to er former power
Visrea An opportunity afforded TO meet In council
with patriotic brethren OF the South who nave been SO
severely tried and found true to the flag Of our common
country; therefore
Rsoirsd that the following named gentlemen be appointed
20 represent tho ID Assembly District OF Albany at the
I'd day September the Hon. John X. Porter the Hon
Henry Smith Peter shaher Henry Barclay and T. Fkins