The New York herald., 1869-09-23
membsr OF the New York delegation during the
proceedings OF the afternoon session.


members of the New York delegation during the
proceedings OF the afternoon session.
Evening scssion.
NEW STATE CENTRAL coMNIrrRR NAMEn
On reassembDg the delegates were called upon
TO name the members OF the State Central Com
mittee, and the following were nsmed:-
First District Peter B. sweeny and Charles G..
Cornell.
Second District-william A. Fowler Erastus Ids.
Third District-Isaac McContris wm Cassidy.
Fourth District-lsaac Blood, N. r. Knapp.
sixth DIstrict-s. T. Arnat, n Wilson Parker
Seventh District-C. @. b. Walker, Geo. w. Cuver
Eighth Dntrict-Hsnry A. Richmond, James Jack
Members from the state at large-s. j. Tilden, Of
New York; Samuel North, OF Oswego, and Joseph J.
Warren or Erie.
SHARP MANAGEMENT OF rAMxANY.
AT the opening OF the afternoon session the
chairman Of the Committee % on resolutions ~! ,S an an
venton had met at the right session. This gave rise
to considerable speculation. 1t was said that the
points OF Tildens speech, with reference to the
fifteenth amendment and negro surfragc. On these
coneS To- o OF hs
Mr. JAS Craig, OF brooklyn being principal ObjectOr
and sustainer OF the opposition He carried out his
views as against the radicals of the party who had
been laborlng for some time past to present bold
front In opposition to the federal administration on
ti"ns. Craig has proved himself in the matter the
bulwark or the Tammany regency and the best Advo-
cate General, which position he holds IN the
military family OF Governor Hoffman, that ever
State executive possessed. His midwifery opera
ton in delivering Seymour and Tilden OF the most
harmless set of resolutions that ever was adopted
by political clique when they were In the throes
OF parturition with frebrand that was to blow
Tammany. HOFFMAN and the whole regency sky-hgh,
reflects the greatest credit on Mr.. Craig as pollti
cal manipulation Of resolutions. The nomination that
has overshadowed and troubled the regency all the
week has been delivered OF most harmless mouse
ana mother seymour and Tilden are doing at the
present moment as well as can be expected.
Immediately after the opening OF the night session,
stood with Tilden godmother to the arebrand reso-
lutions delivered himself, In most doleful voice,
Of the following resolutions
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and and Jackson ready before county with hs
record conduct and our principles and demand to Ss
Th. n Of these principle, and sA
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Of administration at home has lowered the tons o. our
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victims of foreign despotisrn.
whether nsturaii.ed or native born IN AZ rights AMI
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sardsd wIihou. ins.rIns national a,.ss,o'' ma,
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tween m,n and mani that In case Of loans male to the fed
Of tho lender, Tut q the people, from tIe fruits Of
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BY Shs sacs e Which they were created sss
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To si%psy our taxes: dlstSao upon property
release industry from lis heaviest burden and give freedom
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States subject only TO charge to deray the cost OF their
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y the radical and m9 o s iS Il cSnT. 81 4. II
The elective Franchise and II utter dsrse.rd q
States as condon Of restoration 10 civi government
and 70 their in the N .ona IN & a. ~ ~. n,
central powers and by debasng to demoraze the epssen
Resolved rh., the amended constitution Of this State in s
various .ehsdpes 70 be .ns%sa 70 the electors % does not
either by the motives in which was conceived or by the
a ss.n, s. Interest: q the Stale, h: hiEh ,an.d
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him IN carrying Into effect measures OF adminsra-
Resolved Tbs, the stats Officers day renomina,sd com
s Of s era. Of . sG
tina, q them and be, colleagues on tho cks, we pledge
The resolutions were adopted without debate or
dissent.
RICHARD O'GORMAN was then called upon and
addre sed the Convention at somo length. elucdat-
ing the vsrous topics embraced In the resolutions.
Mr.. FELLOWS was next called upon aud re-
sponded also, endorsing the ticket.
CLOSE OF raw CONVENTION
With the close OF Fellows speech there were no
more speeches, Mayor Hall declining to follow.
Peace regns again In syracuse The conventlonists.
degnted with their trade with Tammany, have
gone exultingly home. They have not committed
themselves TO any such revolutionary doctrines ns
were embodied In Tilden's resolutions and which
are supposed 70 have been choice selections from the
prepared platform and which they feared they
the e{nQnNtIOu8 OF
their friend Seymour. Craig came to their rescue
and saved them from the threatened compromise
and danger The state Convention Of 1869. which,
It was expected, would have placed the democratic
party in the coming State ana presideutisi cam.
pagns on Q single plank TO 6gnt IL ont
on that line In 1859 and 1872, has dis
solved, and the leaders are free 10 60 on
any tack they please 10 was q delicate piece OF
strategy by which the regency circumvented the
willy seymour, leaving MIN for the remainder Of his
life high and dry on the shoals Of Tamnany.
The modern Syracuse has had ia modern Archi-
medes In Peter Bismarck, and here he found room
enough for the lever bv which ne moved the demo-
cratic power Of the State In convention assembled