The New York herald., 1866-09-06
Afternoon Session.


The convention reassembed after half past throc
O'Clock The appearance OF John A. King elected ap-
pause. and on motion, he invited TO take seat
the platform The respesve Congressional delegations
then called for the recommended by them,
respectively, for members Of the State Committee and
for members OF The COMMITTEES Address and Rcsolu
tions, and they reported as follows
STATE ooamr1rr-l, william II. Gleason; 2. Charles
w. Gadard; 8, Hora,lo n. Holt =: Joshua Q. Able;
5, William II Mckinney; g., Isaac Dayton; J,
Martin D. Brown; s.. Waldo Hutehins; ., Amor
Tprrn1,oa - john n kescna% kss risan i john @
Lyon; IA, Hamilton Harris; 10; John IL Winsiom;
Fnederick Julian 90 James Bs elm Il, cSarcs II
Hopkins -. Luther Conkiin %, Frank Hlscock;
= G. Harsy 25 Isaac l. Endress 20 B. lsi, b c.rne;
merrill; 90 Isaac N. schermerhorn; 81, George w.
Palmer.
r. shaw; g. W Ham w. Goodrich; 4, Andrcw Bleakiey;
8, Charles strong Q, Sinclair rousey waldo Hutch
Horace Greeley; II, Henry X Low: IL, Charles l.
Besle; ls, Rofus King 4. George Dawson; 10 Mar
TN saoEo ~ lsns. no. Graham AZ van a. p,sn
81 Alexander H. Bailey; ~ D q. Wellington; % Hiram
oranaali a William Clark zs, g LspnSm ae olss aa
Charles Craven, 80 Craig H. wadsworth; 81, Walter l.
Sessions
The Paxsrprsr read telegram OF greeting from the
Philadelphia Convention.
Tue Par IprvT read telegram from J. . Dcfrees,
informing the Convention tha, the National Republican
Union Committee had promptly cast out that very un
worthy member HenryJ Raymond, and put In his place
whom "dAngcr viii never deter. nor threats appa
tCheefsl
~ BarLAnp moved that the proceedings Of the Ma
tonal Comm tee be nov formally ratified by this Con.
yenpou. Carried without dissent
Ihe following Is the telegram, under instruction OF Us
Convention, 70 the Philadelphia Conyeniion:-
BY resolution of the Republican Union state Convcn
ton u tc state Of New York now IA session ~ syra
cuse directed % send greetings 70 the loyal mon OF
the routh now in Convention al Fhadelpnth- and 10
/ assure them that the great heart Of the people
of New Ycrk beats ia sympathy Tor them IN
their new and lurrcas persecution b. the substuton
of the policy OF Johnson for the derpoiism ~ Davis
New York was never determined than now IN the
complete overthrow or the rebellion ~ cause ana sym
nathilorp come whence and from whore they may.
I unt0n agalnst dangers in the past produces a more
lively appreciation of YOU present trials fol iaiiefed
not u yolr devotion 70 your county when dungeons
ani the garws stared you In tho face, and tho loyal
people win desert yonr until justice II yin
doated the freedom bought by blood shah be per-
| g. n. VAN wYCR.
Temporary Chairman, Republican vnon state Com.
To tho Hon. rnos J. Drnsyr, Philadelphia Convention.
| rrRwSSxvT oHGsSz,ulN
James A Bell from the Comm itee Permanent Or
eauiza,on reported follows and the report
PresidentIi.yman Tremain vicc Tresidsnts--Alfrcd
/ Wags!ah Jr, G w. Goddard, A. n Campbell owen w.
stewar,. A. ! Williamson, W r. Mex nno, John W
| Ferdln, n " Madden. A. w. Palmer, Thaddeus Hart,
John Il Gardner, I. y iIaabrops, 2. & Wood 1ayin
! ton VI ~ wolcoti u 6 Ltttleiohn. James IL Monroe,
I 81 K Williams, & Folgcr, ) VI Dwight, $ r Hoyt
N Y fntiNt r.
Z Aerpan, aacrslarica-Wiillam Ham, y,, y. Y q. H.
scribncr wcatchcaier; George N Jahnnon. Albany; >
Hammond E--ex. 4 Y, stewart, Luther Lewis caid
I ~ Tearce Judge Folger aud Judge Emmet ap
pointed a comtninca 20 conduct Mt rremaiae 20 The
rhar Hs appearance on tie platform ciio.tcd loud
apIlauso. -
Tal,ovv traitors IN tho other -iie of tnc line hnv,
assembled Il peti0ru grave and responsible Jet np0ran
ana ncfrsgarv Political dntes We meet to-day Tor th
soube nurp5ae of establish ng and declaring platform
~ nnepiea adBrtal u me existing condition ~ natona
AFFAIR and 10 nominate tckot ~ stste officers 70 b
sn,rov,ed And elected By The people ~ tes saie II a
rnetnbers III he Union party ~ have heretofore fat
tered ours ves with The hope and expectation ,hat whe
the rebellion should be crushed out ~ Nc armies q ih
Vnlor or abors worli cea. and orr noble cause an
principles would become permanently aud sDeecssfa
eslab shed recent events have satisfied ~ our anuc
paons ar far from realized The rfard truth and doc
| trn~s for uhich have cantnndea through years Q
terrible and bloody stu remain, pariay al least
unset tied md liable he ovehrovn, unless they can
finally incorporated in the governmenia policy o. ID
nation The ripa conflict beween defnocrary and sri'
tocracy between the spirits of freedom and the spirits
slavery still RACES new FORM u r mains JET 70
determined whether the enemy, who has beon overpow
cred n the military struggle, sha siii win the victor
by his indomabe WILL his adrotneas 10 political mas
agement and his superior skl 10 the science ~ dpi<
| macy and stafesmsuship. II ~ ums thai the eontss
has been transferred from the ned of battle 70 ths bals
box and the senate chamber. But tho great hsns n
voivng the absolute supremacy Of sb federal eovev'
| m<nt IN ell mafssrs uecsssary 70 prcguve protert -
powoGoo inoarrtly The hGl(Imn<o oukQtl