New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-12

alive and working quietly An As regular genuine Ds%O
S'' said '' Ss scs5 friend h''eS soc"n
men alude to tie fact Of Gen. Dxs name
bolt such fence fossil Nae Dix fastened them
They want straghtout Democrat and no emergency now
Will sas a.
with Francis Herman OF Oneida Leuten Ac
Conclusion as to candida. has yet been st. however
The indications made among the managers are tnst R
may something very different and coup dta IKE the
nomination Of two years ago be enacted henry
roughs. but stands little chance for nomination.
TIE KINGS COUNTY DELEGATES.
The summary scttemep, Of the claim Of the Kings CSuny
delegations to-day 10 considered victory for the SIocum
party.
THE REVOLUTIONS.
Marble ussns the with some q his editorials as
plapts for the platform The resolutions Wi be somethne
fested with ali the Improvements rendered necessary BY the
philadelphia I4h Of August Convention Congress will De
or and saniOnis sSeaisS oy noos rot evea Js Dsv.
Lee President johnson win be pronuneed statesman
psIOS.c party can nGorse Weed trying 70
S iGvs 70 nseeed Although Moastsr and Others think
they still hear the taR Of that little BEL Nothing WIZ &c
"a Sssgr.d ss tie re%s Of Radcasm The Southern Loyal
Convention win be denounced and no one but co'perhead
THE SCENES LAST EVENING.
Whisky has been towing very freely this evening" and the
consequence IL goO0 zeal Vi "VuN
MoTrissey ia here and Is working hard for Gen sloeum
Weeds room has been crowded all evening he seems 70
gain popularity as the tine hss csgss cAuroh and
A"''A THE MINOR POSITIONS ON rHR TICKET.
The excitement the Gubeatoris contest 30 great
that very little /, the positions Of Prison Inspector
Canal Commissioner. All depend on who "nominaied
THE EEw-YoRK CITY DELEGATIONS.
Only the Tammsny delegation win be admitted tomor5O"
TIE SCENES IN TIE HOTELS.
II s nearly midnight and the hotel loooss are getting
thnned cut All the sofas and resdsg ,soes eoass
even The BARRON Is still crowded with little prospect
being S sS s Ii
with will Poor johnson uthoee cheers could only have
OPENING PROCEEDINGS.
ALBANY, Tuesday, Sept. II, 1856.
By noon Tweddle Hall was crowded with delegates
and spectators The hall and stage tasefuy decorated
with flags.
Soon aer 10 o'clock the Convention called TO order by
Peter Cagge Secretary Of State Committee whose mo-
ton By instruction Of the State Committee SANFORD Church
OF Orleans was chosen temporary chairman.
Francis Herman Oneida aud james Kelly Of New'York
were appointed 10 oonduc. the chairman to the stage
ADDRESS OF THE TEMPORARY PRECEDENT.
On reaching the chair Mr. Church addressed the COnven-
ton his remarks being frequently interrupted BY applause
He said:
my thanks the honor have conferred upon me-
nv eectng me 10 preside temporarily Jour deliberations
The Soss
the future guide Of the Republic or whether the co1n
tho osurice or passion or far attc OF accidental Con-
majority Cneer 1t involves the question whether
to have TnS. and az sSSoe. S
and the Union have been made in vain
oer1e,S Ve u with q. its priceless blessings
Icheer In such contest need not say Is the duty Of all
ca relations Cheers Personal ambition and jealousy should
Il ~ gI"ad G Gc% aaS p to
tSi :pds Standing d Ss ei Of and the
side that noble patriot aud statesman Andrew Johnson
enthusiastic cheering waving Of hats &c under the Protee
and with the motto equal lights aad prosoOn for all
fail to appeal with success TO the people whose every
The high character and Importance OF TINS Convention u
nass sHC SsdsSSs 2, as s .. Ons and wSS
It's report forth TO the public It VIII Dc sure 70 receive me
ne Empirs state Loud cheerngl
Mr Lansing moved that Mr.. Perrin and Mr.. smith Of
Washington be appointed temporary Secretaries WHICH was
cosrgsTrSo DELEGATIONS
coupiy desgatons were tu From Schuyler and
Richmond there double delegations divided between
Democrats and Conservative Republican,, was announced
these delegates had agreed among themselves Low her
sprisss moved thu, the regular Democratic organ
nation Of Kings County recognized the last State
recognized the only regular Democratic
that Couny and that the delegation headed
BY MT McCus be admitted On this motion be moved the
oyeyous question which was ordered and the motion put
Mr. A. G. Neysn Of Sullivan presented paper signed By
Mchse Connolly chsirman and Anthony Miller .1e John
uisry elected delegation nom York. Complaining tina.
the State Committee bad 10 orese the action o. the
and demanding their recognition The paper was referred TO
the Committee on Organization.
THE COMMITTEE on ORGANIZATION
Mr. A. H. Green I0uoDdsga moved the appointment OF
COMMITTEES Of nom each Judicial District on Permanent
Organization. which was carried.
Mr. A. Conger Of Rockland moved the appointment ola
similar Committee TO report resolutions which was carried
The following Committees were then announced oy the
o. ORGANIZATION First District: Emanuel B. Hart ThOs
s' cs To@o. AI SsSu R.asca Fourth
verder A. b. Waldo Fifth Andrew H. Green Max Rich
i irS.SH c. sun Bscla Eighth sa. T. DAVIS Robert
OK REsoLUrroSs-Frs. District: A. c. Hall A. wakemsn.
Second A. Conser, Homer A. Nelson. Third; Thomas
b. Carroll, Ira shaier. Fourth Daniel Msgone Henry
Henry D. BsrtO o Porter seventh H. O. Cnee.brO S. P.
Allen. Eighth Judson W. Sherman. W. L. Fargo.
RESOLUTIONS on THg DEATH OF DEAN RICHMOND
A. H. Green offered the following. with brief remarks
Wsa Dean Richmond acknowledged leader Of HE party and
Of suddenly from and !. Is d, that suit
able expression made OF cur grief Tor h loss ana respect % "
Rs Tia, the member. Of this Convention and the party
which d-eP and as d Of each If them and hat
they will cherish grateful remembrance OF bis he character and
R.,d That the great sbie. Of the .meued deceased his
snei public eoSn.hor n SPIRIT ~ 1 eps his seS
TO the Constitution and the Union
ds.rredy him the lasting memory and ese oil the
whole people. , - -. -. =, 80. A.. n.
soctude, Il 10 by the circumstances OF
The boar rendered still affecting and that the am ETY. which
% G ~ lsst bonrs and the premonory pains Of death he
,.d for public good calls upon us for increased eAef
ions ia the Of that Constitution aud Union whose cause
be ey cspOused -.
Of it, deep and sincere
in their afcton Secretaries be directed TO transmit
hem copies resolutions properly engossed and thar they
e them Published in The 1rgusi aud other papers OF this
STATE which especial Of his patriotic aboTs are re-
aue,ed to publish the same
tDpRHss OF TILDEN on THE DEATH OF Mr.. RICHMOND.
On motion Of Thomas b. Carroll Samuel j. Tden Of New
York was unanimously invited address the Convention on