, 1873-10-02
POLITICAL.
Action of the New York Demo-
cratic State Convention.
Farmers County Nominations in llli-
n0is and Iowa,
The Campaign in Wisconsin,
California Politics.

Now York Democratic State Convene
ti0n.
UTICA. N. Y, Oct. 1.-Tho Democratic State
Convention met loro at 1890 o'clock today, and
was cRllod to order by tho Hon. A. q. Doacl,
sico-Prosident, Of tho State Committee. Com
nlittees on Credentials and Permn,lont 0rganiza-
inviting the corporation Of tho "Ltbcral TO
publlcars." Immediately, Thosnaa J. Croamor,
tho contcsting delegate Of tho Apollo Hull party,
mndo n speech, disregarding tho gavol md calls
ehouta Of tho delegates. Tho confusion vas 80
great that only nn occasional word Of tho
speaker could DO heard, by which Cronmor was
understood to donounoo tho Convention, to
charge Lllc Chairman with pncking tho Commit
The acouo wns GUIDED by tho Convention taking q
receHs.
Tho Convention roaBscmblod at 8 o'clock, but,
as no Committee was ready to report. 4 rccosB
was again taken till tlalf-pnst L..
Tho Convention renaBo1nbicd nt 1:80 n. n1.,
when cx-tloy, Seymour cntorcl. Uo was ro-
ceivod with great applause.
Tho Committee on Credentials reported unnni-
mously tint tho Ta,nmany delegation from New
York wcro tho regular delegates. 4 motion was
THE Aro11o DELEaArIoN
be hoard through ono Of their delegates. The
point OF ordor was mado, which wau sustained by
tho Ohnir, that tho report must first bo acted
Hall delegation then loft tho hall.
Iho Committoo Oh Permanent Organization,
reported Horatio Seymour for President. with q
long ltstof Vice-preBidentH md 8ocrotarieH. Mr.
the nomination Of men Of tho highcBt character
aud undoubted capacity, md advising
DEMocnATs AND LIBERAL REPUBLICANS
to unite IN tho coming election, which was auro
to result in victory. The Committee on Rosolu-
tions WAS then appointed.
Tho following resolution was called from tho
table:
Resolved That We recognize in tho Liberal nepuoll
cans OF the stato Of New York worthy coadjntors
We cordially invite their co-operatlon.
Tho resolution Was reforrod to tho Committee
on Resolutions. resolution was submitted
dcnouncing tho bacls-pay law Of Congress, Which
rms rofcrrod to tho Committee on Resolutions.
Recess was thon taken until 1850 p. m.
THO Convention roagaemb1ed at 9 O'Clock.
Caaldwoll, from Committee on Resolutions, an
nouncod that it would be impossible for tho
committeo to report before tomorrow morning.
Aftor dobato, motion was made to postpone
tho nomination Of tiekot until 10 o'clock d. m.
Tomorrow, which waB carried. Samuel ]. Til
den M y vas unanimously mado momber-at-largo Of
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
lesoiped, That this Convention will not placc on tho
State Committee any a1, WHO As voted for or receiv-
cd back-ray, under tho recent vote Of Congress.
Members Of tho State Committee wore then
named, mud the Convention adjourned till 10 u.
m. Tomorrow,
THE AroL1o HALL. MEETING.
UT1cA.. Oct. 1.-The Apollo Hall delegation,
after withdrawing from tho Convention, went to
Daggs' Hotol, where they held a meeting in
ordcr to compare viows oil tho situation they
were placed III. Some were in favor Of uomi-
mating 4 ticket; others wanted to remain hero
aud demand aGmlstuuco to tho Convention !;
n M mir RI In f1A.