The New York herald., 1869-09-23


members OF the New York delegation during the
proceedings OF the afternoon session.
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NEW STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE Named
On reassembng the delegates were called upon
TO name the members OF the state Central Com.
mittee' ana the Following were named
First District Peter B. Sweeny and Charles @.
Cornell.
Second District-William A. Fowler Erastus Ide.
Third District-Isaac McContrie VIM. Cassidy.
Fourth District-Isaac Blood, N. r. Knapp.
Fifth Distrlct-John w. Barker George J. Sanford.
sixth DIstrict-s. r. Arnat, n Wilson Parker.
Seventh Dstrct-C. @. B. walker, Geo. W. Cuyler.
Eighth Dlstrct-Henry A. Richmond, James Jack
son, Jr.
New York; Samuel North. OF oswego, and Joseph }.
SHARP xANAeEMESr OF rAMxAsy.
Chairman Of the Committee on Ia, ,s an
venton had met at the right session. THIS gave rise
to considerable speculation. 1t was said that the
poUts Of Tdens speec6 with reference to the
anu nesso hsd m nt a. az
h an ~ aad spr%pH M up mo, ~ a
Ar Jas Craig Of brooklyn being principal o6lecsor
for 'e some me pas present
tSs pd ae
bulwark of the Tammanv regency and the best Advo-
cate General which NJ position ne holds iSs, IN the
State % executive + possessed. His midwifery opera.
tion IN delivering seymour ana rilden OF tae most
hS polittcai cane when thew were in the tRroes
q parturitIon with q areDrana that was TO blow
nt ~ a,t a t ,to o NJ Cra~ o nniit,
cal manipuator Of resolutions The nomination that
has overshadowed and troubled the regency all the
and n mother arse SEYMOUR ana Tiiden are doing at the
present moment as veli as can be expec.ea:
Immediately after the opening Of the night session,
the
lations delivered himself in most d0leiu voice.
OF the following resolutions
The Se York;
.a ss sB they have su s
history pf their connscton with tho govsrnmsn from the
patrossin their answervna loyalty % The constitutions
and Jackson ready before the country with the
sss 8 s. SSna0' our and ''
Resolved Of ss;s principle, tst
States to their rights under he he
amnesty Of tSa, hybd ns@on The
Bureau, the restoration OF the rshfu authority Of The
powsr' }%S,s.'s a"u "' '0''' "
~ "sn pnspes
pledge: 70 si,s ;he country h.: Tor partisan
communities and States into assent to s measures; has
.nS % gtGssS turning
H,,
OF adminstraon home, il has lowered the tone Of
hs.,sSn. e regard idS,. g tights
=. q y h s sns %
victims OF foreign despotism.
aa, hS Or naSs hs rights
they may is sacred duty mpS''d h. upon the
gnrded without mourning national dishonor, that
pnS wbeneyer or Wherever the rights Of Amer
lean citizens are assaea, duty and honor require
means for the vndcaon Of such rights and that there
70 perform its whole duty toward American
citizen. in Great Hrsin and Gubs n:,,v
been in favor of the fuhment OF all legitimate
tween sne %an and :
ef fi o 3, he from Ss a:
sS @ b aSs 10 ~s ;ns
That n s ns v Sss
the sa % eas. n:
the burdens of State municipal and their
;nSrs Inn % ~ the u o the Of she
70 smplity distribute them upon tho property Of
release industry from It's heaviest burden and give freedom
Resovca rnnt tSs course ., tns 1nes"ve ana %
ing abuses which have grown up under the
tne peopt,
me ns az neops nav shoud At least be
in their Operation throughout
State should remain Che properly ca s % S,sns M ,has
they rhould ne ~ INC 1 inc, inc 81 ~ ,
hu ss o 30 soch an srtrn ss 10 command The
capryins ads and that a. soon existing canal debt
now process rnpd qudaon) shall be paid the canals
should opened to the navigation OF the people OF all the
States subie only to charge to deray the COST OF their
annual S of N. federa CON-
.,,,sn % n, me radical aority ia in
sprt Of conempt OF the people of
% regulate elective Franchise and in utter dsregsrd Of
the pledges of party and attempted TO be forced upon the
States as condition OF tne n hs -
ana 70 tner @ IN % r sn."s in The hr Of the
ntra and NV debas,pa 10 demoraze The
tave systen
Resolved That the constitution Of this State In s
various schedules % be submitted to the electors does not
commend itself to the iavor o. me 'Ic we,
either by the moyes In wnsn y was On or Dy
Resevet That bis EIceency John r. iioImsn, by
his fidelity to the Interests OF the State high
ton OF principles, his effective host y to
rupt and spec LEGISLATION and the dsnihed and .,
manner IN which ne mas oschargea MS ms
mot of New York but secured he confidence and
sc, or ,arce class OF our political opponents who hold
he honor OF the Empire state dcarer partisan
Our citizens owe to h'mscives, us wei to Governor
JTan IN cct