The New York herald., 1872-10-04
1.-THE STRAIGHT
A Slim Attendance and q Trans
parent Failure.
no STATE TICKET HosuHl1m
CHARLES O'CONOR ENDORSEp.
An Abundance Of Hot and Strone
Resolutions.

AN Abundance OF Hot and Stroue
Resolutions.
ALBANY, Oct. 3, 1sTz.
The Straight-out Democratic State Conventfon,
met at one p. M. to-day at Martin Hall. Among
those present were r. b. Miller, brotherinlaw o.
Horati0 Seymour; Hon. Levi 8. ChatfeId O. p.
Sykes. John j. Allen, Chairman OF State Committee:
John A. Goodiet. Mr. Keegan, Of New York, and
other prominent men.
The Convention was called to order by John y.
Allen, Chairman of the state Committee whs
spoke as folows:-
was He He BY giving history e s
ssrssp jefferson on osSssasa S%Sis
a il IL E%siss ss
proposed 20 abandon the old and princrss
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did not know what they doing, and when they ind
dfafSeS ] With Vii
s pa g.
whig and always the enemy OF the dcmoc racy-the
%as edpSdss S9
ot ali sess aS G n had paced
the Presidential chair man totally nfor the place.
The speech was warmly applauded.
On motion Rutger B. Miller was appointed chair
man, ana was conducted by committee to the
Mr.. MILLER, on taking the chair, spoke as fol-
lie thanked the Convention for the honor conf rrsd
a outs sgs 6s m
M a In @ their % M y Gs n saSs sn
the Convention for calling him to the chair.
The ps Presidents es sn
schaiek, James II: K: Wilcox. secretares-ohn
Burt, Jr.; Charles P. Sykes, George P. Wilcox.
at Large-Peter Gilsey, John A. Goodets ana
THOMAS % Il. B. Chase Second, Robert Mccoy; Third.
Alex. Delmas; Fourth, James II. Elmorc; Fifth
Benjamin T. BecAman; sixth, jenkins Van Schalck;
worth; Eleventh, Peter Cohn; Twelfth.
Fourteenth, George NJ Van schaicK; Fifteenth.
Hiram Perry; seventeenth, Martin Y. F. Turner:
Eighteenth Tonn Gardner 9ase
ger Twenty second, r. B. Miller; Twenty-third,
William Lewis; nty-fourth, sheldon Honeman;
hey Z " N'R
W. 0rslg Twenty ninth, \ Macott Thirtlsts:: asI
Thirty second, james White ~
The following Committee on Resolutions wax
then appointed:-John A. Co0dlett, Levi s. Chat
P. Sykes, George M. Van Schaick and George
Sprague, who subsequently reported the following
resOlutOns:-
"asr'ay saa saS:hsd our saysTnsas ssnsss
power political patronage and the corrupt q money
al 5 sas essn ss e h f
tas
originally established by the fathers Of Ss Republic and
y
usrious chief Charles 0'conor, Of New York, and his
Resolved That the betrayal Of the democratic party By
Of prneplss and inc cshdidae Of faction hostile
political party is deserving Of adherence and exc
Resolved, That the democratic party party q prtn
Sc ps q 4 ss
fSa co o pes for the sake o
office and the patronage of the at the sacr
SS
Resolved, the early history Of government
without The Of conyention or the
est offices Of the government whose weknown prncs.
Soonsi presden, ana John Quincy Adams for VICE
aed any sectional consideration, but by the motive to
sagS sharss,er smasnss 4. them sse SsSs::
party can consistently cast their sufirages.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Mr.. VAN ALLEN moved that the Convention pro-
ceed to nominate State ticket.
Mr.. OLIVER hoped that the motion would lie ON
the table. as the New York delegation were In:
strncted not to vote for IS, state ticket: i. - ,,
it was necessary In order to keep up their organt-
cation properly.
uninstructed by any constituency as to how ne
should vote in regard to the nominating OF State
ought to ii be 'I nominated in any event. the once
being national. He thought the mongrel
share Of the coalition ticket ought no to
the circumstances he should vote against making
nominations.
nominate State officers on the table, with the fol,
lowing result Yeas, 9; nays, 49, good deal OF
aos M
was restored Mr.. Van Allen said that II there was
feeling against theinominatlon OF State ticket no
Mr. HOTcnKIss was strenuously in favor or o
State ticket. He thought 4 the Convention did not
labors would be thrown away.
Mr.. BILER sai1 II the State ticket was not nomi-
mated Mr.. O'Conor would lose the support which
he would otherwise receive in the country He
nate ticket.
Mr.. GooDIETT thought that no state ticket could
be nominated which would stand, and II we do
nominate ticket that can stand IL will not receive
the vote awarded to the electoral ticket.
Mr.. VAN ALLEN withdrew his motion for the n0mi.
nation OF State officers; whereupon Mr. CHATFIELD
moved that the Chair appoint State Committee to
consist OF representatives from each Congressional
district. Carried.
Mr.. VAN ALLEN then renewed his motion for o
State ticket, which was lost-ayes, IL; noes, IL.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
PROBABLE HOMICIDE IN BROOKLYN.
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