New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
NEM.YORK.

,rho Nozart Primaries were held on Satur-
aay evening Delegates Mete e.ccte9 y the @ NeS t5
Senate. Assembly, judicial ana county 'SS.1i
Democratic Union primaries ar 10 cn l rs 70 meet al
tho Cooper Institute on Friday e1lg Inc & tbc A.
Conventions arc 10 be held & on doTl M0s eyenins
pICpMoND COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION N
'Tbe Richmond County Democratic plIIlll!es
were held last week the loio"i"S ~
were eisc'e1 el;, coar,iessrA Christi Pecel HooNeF and
SeS n 5aseary coarao-capt Abraham WOOD With Capt W~'
''''' -' REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
The Republican County and assembly @ @S0n-
yenons OF QuegS County het ~ ycre made
Jor G. Il lls9,y s.,s o. y SSS SoS Heavsaa
~ GSross-0r G. s Whitehead Of Newton; j. a SPue' ol
y.aiea John Of Hampstead and d. + T. f!o' o. N
'Iy J,, ,f,s. Sessioas-Jas NJ Seaman the incumbent
9yFr,, District EiSsIa va id,o - swan 0' -
seSsa - i a. ,esrg Coar]nfOn-G Gilbert ssyres Of Jawaiea
Henry Norton Of iemrs'ead Henri S'vrss and william
e Cegss. Jaass; John L. Denton and L. fn'9e IIs' ls
Ss'SS p a1 sis Hicks and D Armstrong; North Hemp
eq isIg S ANA Of 'Hsa SsanceTed has ccn nominated by
the Repu bcans of the Second District OF Oheua ooun!
foT Memosr U 81 enapco has been nominated FOR
Member OF Assembly by the Republicans OF the seeouu
DslIf wI, o. c o. Champlain is the Republican cand
date for Clinton County for Member OF assembly, r.
The Republicans Of the Sixteenth DlSrct-N arch -
,ex and Glmton-haye nominated as their candidate or
senator the Hon Matthew Haze OF l95A 1I I ryeTt @ ~
his District Constitutional Convention where Ms
view upon public questions have attracted great al!e.
ton Mr. Patt the present Senator was mol eahuua'e
for denomination. ,,,,,, s,,,,orf,l
Convention of the XXVIIth District held IN TINS city OF
senrdav fbe Hon John T. Nicks unanimously nom
lnHted fJrSate Senator
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
TTT,c, Y Y. Oct. 5-The Democrats of Oneida
TODAY nominated Francis Keenan, ior Congress- A1 Geo
81 Sanford Tor Senator
woRKINGMEN's NOMINATION.
The workingmen of the XyIth Assembly
District have nominated Mr. Michael Mckinney Tor Ac
THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.
The following is the Platform adopted by the
Democratic Convention at Albauy-several important
changes Of phraseology having having been made subse
uuenty to the report first published
l. That we pledge ourselves to redeem NewYork from
corruption aud misrule and in testimony thereof have
requested honest and ncoTupbe representatives OF the
membership OF the Canal Board.
q That regarding the National Debt as sacred obSa
EOn We hereby demand that the value Of G0Ternment
securities shall be Increased by evylng upon them TAX
Equal 70 that paid by other property and tha II order 70
furnish ia business and laDOrers ana mechanics
in workshops currency good as gold we insist that
The amount worthless rags now IN circulation sAa DC
s. That we most emphaticaTy and unhesitatingly de
nonnre for sihmittn To the States cf tho South
the question OF negro suffrage. and that a. heartily
condemn the Republican party IN the constitutional
Convention for refusing 10 make negro suffrage leading
test this state That spnrn the base uneenerosIty
Df Congress IN denying vote our Southern brethren
after they have grcousy washed from their hands the
blood Of Union soldiers and periodically confined them
selves 20 the slaughter Of llJeIate negroes, ana ea
lJyal whites
l. THAI the revelations OF corruption by Democratic
contractors urOn the canals, the dcmorahzaton OF ne
revenue service by Democratic whisky manufacturers.
and failU Of Congress 10 bring peace % tie country
by putting stop 10 the usuaOns Of the President, en
pAalicaly prove that the failure, and Than II Is
hoossar o. put power the hands OF those who IN
hearty sympathy with the contractors tho whisky spec
uatOrs, ana the resident aforesaid.
8 That we heartily approve Of any Excise law which
will moi prevent the drinking. any time, auyW heGe,
under circumstance, Of the beverage known
iange0O and forty rod whisky which is. well under
stood, an important element ia the success OF pure
DemOcracy
6. That We heartily reafrm the declaration Of the Re
publican Convention at Syracuse that naturazcd clt
entitled to the same protection ia foreign
countries DatiVebOrn citizens aud that in the Ian
guage Of the said Convention, call upon the Govern
Inent TO enforce AZ.
= That tender TO the "LneOln hirelngs" the Radl
cal satraps," the bounty boys" and bummeTs," who
successfully carried the Of invasion against the
South, profound gratitude and earnest thanks;
convinced as are that, having victory by the
force Of arms, they viii most heartily unite with tine
Rebels whom they the front and the COppeTeads
who h.scd Ia the rear.