The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-26

changed aud the OF some OF the candidates
Withdrawn, and the nomination OF Mr. Delsmser was
made unanimous Mr. DelamsteE being member OF
the Convention called 70 the PLATFORM and returned
thanks for the honor conferred.
Fer Judge q Court 2, Appeals M sssS Hss Nominated
mated Charles Mason Of Madison Mr. Treman seconded
The domination Of Charles Mason; E. G. Lapham Sec
gaS.s aI Hs.sS .sssyss and Judge Johnson s
yots: The nomina'ioS 4 Aass Aslea vas made
unanimous.
The following is the new State ccmmittss;-H. East
man, Of Queens; @. H. Goddard. OF Kings; H.. n Holt
Of Kings: J. @. Able, OF New York; W. II. AcKenpy,
New York Charles SPENCE Of New SSrk a. Ss ~"
Wss!shss'sr; T. n laddse. q Orange; =; H.
Hamilton Harris, Albany; r. ]. King. Rensselaer,; Js-
romo Lapham, Warren; Z. A Merritt St. Lawrence; y
s-L s"s ci'n
kns Madison; Isaac L. Esdres, Livingston; Adolphe
Nots, Monroe; W; h Merrill. Wyoming; John sher-
A. b. Cornell Luther Caldwell, Jamss Terwilger
motion made to take from the table the resou-
ton authorizing the President Of the Convention to ap
point three members at large on the State Commttee
Mr. e NJ MADDEN was opposed 70 considering the
ISs plan w,s S last zee or
through the Congressional dct plan then they ought
to DO left of. II they are repudiated at home they
and besides thirty-one members is certainly sufficient
number to work efficiently The motion to take from
the taolo was Wtnorawn.
THE PLArcRN.
Mr. wmrx Chairman Of the Committee on Resolu-
tons. reported the following:-
New York sasssrs is Declaration Of rights and Liberties
protect and defend those rights and liberties and tho
Resolved THAT republicans Of the State of New York
recognizing the obligations Of consistency and straight for
declare 81 ha ssss should Be-
that right which ought not 70 be limited by property
Resolved rha. the republican party has not hesitatsa
frankly them and manially gapps With them
%ot Of e Ss'rs which 4,
will s sss oO wp and war ever a., hd Them
until corrapsn and maj are rooted out
w a
integrity gnta.tsa BY Of the fraudulent ma1ms and
a"s @ y psop
sarns: Of every republican, and
Of such 30
ruc,on through liberty and justice State repose through
Resolved That our efforts shall be directed to promote
thorough economy IL the administrations stte and ma.
@ 90 shall the
the nation or state be injured BY wrongful With
never be dishonocd bs the slightest deviation from the
Resolved. hal the Of the Congress Of the United
Of sa, the Of
patronage o. the tcrrors OF executive disavor meets orr
assure them Of our Diet rninahon by .hrouqh
remedies known to tho constitution
sirurang the states lately rebellion FOR lasting
That to them We tender our and support and that
win never relinsnlsh them TO the merces of bahed
sesolSed rhs. We renew our thasSs TO all those who in
the constitution and the laws aud .. thanks are
pecay due 70 those &c cd and roe soldiers who have stood
have nobly supported and carried Forward the clearly in
Rcsoved That ibis Convention ressnzs in the Hon.
M peS sc sn Of ea ana a
whose rmness and IN war and neacs have entitled
sne The 6Sei IN the Of ey
to s with h e se which sna
ing him from the datie. y his high ONCE an act
exaiied in al loyal men alarm FOR the public safety and we
most emphacsy condemn az IN insult to the nation the
les for the fa discharge the duties imposed upon
Resolved Thai our naiarazed fellow citizens entitled
native sriS S"a at the duty Of or to
h, TSs II n n Ssn renon
we recognize straigsiIorward aihsrence 70 prlnci
him to the thanks Of the psrtv and Hon Edwin D. Nor.
nd M % sw Ssr nass
for the able which heo have supported the inter-
sgans, the aeheuts and attempted uaurpaton Of
resolved, That tho ths day nominated, composed
rusly and capable q republican a.
ter deserves aud WI receive the support Of all lovers
The esrnest and anremng efforts Of the united republ
Mr.. ScruIrz OF New York, q member Of the Com.
mittee Resolutions, moved tho adoption Of tho fol-
lowing additional resolnton:-
20 public ss or no oeoo ~ on day
USo 'as no OK s
due e ps o be sna that ns law aud
Mr. CuARLEsS 8. SrEsoER said he shonId vote for the
resolution with pleasure aud he nothing in 1t that
| every republican could not vote for.
Mr. CorE moved ~ substitute that 1t Is the declared
! judgment Of this Convention TINT fixed policy or
fna nf In nj
demonstrated IL salutarv In principle or
perfect In detail he deemed a fnalty, and
that we hold the duty OF law makers shape
legislat excise and kindred subjects to secure
the largest liberty OF the citizens consistent with tho
welfare and good order o. society.
The previous question was ordered; tho amendment
| lost.
| Resolution Of Mr. Schultz was adonted, aud tho re-
| port of the Committee then adopted unanimously
| Mr.. ". @. WEED moved that the Convention express
the thanks OF the republ party TO Generals Barlow
HlIhouse. Rowland, Martindsle and David r. Forrest
for the able and faithful manner in which thew have
discharged the duties OF their respective Offices Carried
Mr.. F. W. MADDEN moysd that
Whereas ALLEGATIONS have been made of the existence Of
e y o sew w YORK. as he be Pc o he se
Committee with power 70 remedy any irregularities they
Lost by large majority.
On motion OF CHARLES : srEScEr, the folio wing reso-
: luton Adopted
Resolved Th,t the Constitutional Convention Of our
state By rs patient devoed eIerons 70 Improve the f9n
"a % Is snEc Snd s e % bare
II has erected against electoral and legislative
sn ons I & us aa has 1s as %
PEELED them LOOKING confidently to the people for Just and
Mr.. WALDO Hurcarvs moved vote OF thanks TO the
officers Of the Convention, which was unanimously
adopted and with repeated cheers for tho ticket the
| Convention adjourned sine de-
THE vsGlNa STATE CONVENTION.
| Eligibility or Delegates Under the Law of
| Congrcss-tsenerni schoGeId's Decision in