The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-13
PROCEEDINGS Of the CONVENTION

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ALBANY, Sept. IL, 1866
When Sanford u Church resumed the chair this morn
Ing he yns greeted with rounds Of applause
with few hisscs He said that he desired to make
fsw words OF explanation In reference 10 what had
occurred yesterday, partly account Of misappre-
henson the part OF the chair and partly account Of
8 misapprehenson by portion OF the Convention
When tho chair found that neither OF the committees
prepared with report he supposed that the Con-
veutlon would be inclined to yield TO adjournment
antii this morning when the motion made TO ad
lourn tho chairman declared il carried hastily, perhaps
bofors the voting finished If tbs. had created any
III feeling in the mind Of any gentleman present
more regretted IL than the chair All he had to say
that any gentleman felt aggreved by The action of tho
chair the only reparntion he could say that
he sincerely regretted II. tchcers)
PERMANENT GsSIzArIoN.
Mr. A a. Green, Chairman Of the Committee on Per-
maueut Organization reported as follows
For Pcslden.-Hon sanford T. Church.
For Vice Presidcnts--1st John j. Freedman. William
Boariman; ID Eas j. Beach. William ; Kechum ID.
A. s We Ter, Thomas B. Carroll; 9th. A. McMnlen, X.
p Cool; 5tn. Polls II AgaD, Thomas s Mott; 9Th Gin
f. r. Fuller; sth. William Williams. Charles 5 Carry.
For sscrearies-Firsi, william l. Ely, Major General
Charles x. Graham; Second, Z. q. Perm, Joseph j.
oDsnoine: Third, William II. Rire, Milo c. Osborne;
Fourth,r X Horton Gardner Pope; Fifth, Z n. Good
win Morris 3. Woods; sixth Edgar r. Apgar, IT. y.
Haaks; Seventh, a. l. Underh.ll. J. I. Mcrzcrau;
Eighth, Robert 3 Stevens, Robert Fisher.
In reldion the referred te this committee,
reaveto tho delegation from The city and comfy OF
New Y0k II was unanimously resolved. inasmnch as
shey rcted 70 snhec already disposed Of By the Con
vention that further action be taken thereon.
Francs Herman moved The adoption Of the report OF
the committee, saying that he knew there few
members who felt arrIcvcd by the decision OF the chair
Yesterday He regretted this very much, bat still
more so A. much as our eminent presiding officer
After IN very proper and handsome explanation this
rnorsng he felt certain that there was not dele
gslc pwscnt who would not freely and fully
credit &c circumstance 10 inadvcrtence, and not
form than the elevation Of man 70 the position OF
presiding ofncer hero But all work should be done
in spirit q fairness aud conellaslon, and Ought 70 he
markedly ruanmity he did not doubt THAT tho report
Of tie committee would be ADOPTED unanimously.
The question was then put and tns report was adopted
without dissent
Mr.. A b Coycyn, Of kockland. then reported the fol
owiae PLATFORM the reading Of which drew out frequent
and hearty applause. il was adopted unanimously
dncersuc and national linton electors Of tho state o.
New vot In convention assembled a Albany this 2ih
asy q u E h y % ss s
A1sYs n AID taI,hsr we 'a'T nat Ne fGr our p,st x.
f.i,h q he nation pesisd Y he senate o ss United
ga q J1Iy dsper. Gran, !, Appo@.., coSr, noa.s
% May ~ 1850 which fuiy lawfully and finally restored %
The psos u H. seassn states VIC n her State eonsen
.ss II. ssf !, sr Ss,a 4. s ps
save every neefu pledge q The sincerity o. Their renewed
var And ssG Wv We snn bal The csn,raua,ion q
power stale lses than IN the tuinn. fatal
The harmony political and dangerous 70 the
1bery II the el,rsn. legislation Albany has
usnped supreme 0tful control OF the local affairs
which counties and municipalities entitled TO regulate
IL has any precedent IN ~ exrayagant
expenditures and ts aurulsnt tnmpcrng with the pablo
works % tho state At Washington millosr have been
squandsred upon central schemes ~ local benefscons
and partisan Congress while reducing the appropriations
patriotic sodi-ry has srurled 10 enhance rs own
-molunpnts Of oIca Not dwell upon other attendant
eva wsosc legion, confidently appeal " the
electors ~ the state 10 unite determined Effort
@ restore the inst baancc u governmental power 70 widely
distributed by the fathers 81 the consututon and 70 rrest
ths. msnsreus sorrspca which fast ..gpns sns homes
~ public spirit aud public virtue, and by such union arc
earnest effort 70 enlarge the freedom, tighten IN. burdens
snd promote he happiness Of the peopls OF TINS A's ana
uuion
rns STATE crxSrAL COMMITTEE
HWW Hunsos moved the following, which vs.
Rsscved mat the delegates from each judicial district b.
be1se1 rspov the nsmes OF thres persons from sn,ir
sPpefnd ~ Ne Chair from the state 81 Aree shs oonst
ue ths stas Central Comnsttse for the ssssisg year
pAliDT cAxprpAu poa oovnRpoa
NJ A. A. On GRAv of Kings, moved 70 proceed 70 -
iasems vess for Ne nomnss fos oovssnss which vas
~ A oAxsy nArs, 4 rev Tori, go ~ uIposs IL
esefpoisy vssh Ire ungss shss Dtsve0 n ~ Convsa'
sens 49, eco v eslas y nlAae AnnA II nem1nneOo