New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-26


officers of the Convention. The following gentle
zen were appointed:
Dtstric.-Spooner of Kings and Weed of New-York
III f'arnhau, OF Orange, Arnold, Of Duchess.
LII King OF Albany, and Bail, OF Rensselaer,.
" Henry, OF Fulton, AMI Pitcher of Washington
White, OF Madison and benedict OF Oneida.
VI GilletI,Hf Cararaugus, and Hail. of Jefferson
VII Sdcketl OF Seneca, and Barker, OF Cortland
VIII Brown OF Genesee. and Ciapa of Enc.
On motion of Mr. GREELEY, of New-York, a
Committee to consist Of two from each Senate
rial District was appointed, to prepare en- Address
and Resolutions for the consideration Of the Con-
yention The following gentlemen were appointed:
Distr;ct-Greeley OF New York, and Spooner oKings.
III Thompson OF Duchess and w els, OF West'r.
III Skinner of Coumbia, and VaR lngen fSch'y.
~ Bowe OF Herkinler, ana Pitcher OF W0sbn.
Kellogg OF Oneida, and Oiplant OF Oswege.
VI Hubbell of rampkins and Davis CT Tioga.
VII Morgan of Cayuga, md SoSson u:, Ontario.
VIII Norton OF Monroe. and Putnam OF Erie.
Mr. w. X. STRONG, of Seneca, moved the APP
poin,ment of a Committee to report plan Of or
ganization.
On motion Of Mr.. GREELEY, Mr.. SrRoNG was
nlaced at the head OF the Committee AZ its Chair
man.
The Counties being called over alphabetically,
the following gentlemen were nominated by the
Delegates from each severally, and appointed, viz;
Albaas-B Il. .spelman; 4u1gn"y-D. B. c. Bryan;
Broome-Josepl Boughton Cattaraugus-N Nelson r. vii
CGYgn-B 4. Hall; Chdut0e9ue-L. u Rihiey; Che
mung-Bsrlow Nye; Chsaa.go-chares D. Brigham; Co-
iunbia-Eenry Miller; CortlQnd-G G.. Babcock; Drtct-
ess-Levi Nj Arnold; E,ie-Thomas p erosyeno[; fa'-
A. H. Bayley Hertiner-Joram setrie; Han,,iton-A. b..
Hslcomh; J.gerson--. b iu Kmgs-AAenJ Spooneri
Le,piE. B. Holden; Ljvingstonanles Wood, Jr; Mon
yoe-Ronert Haight; Mudison-George w. Alien; Mont
conery-Erohingham Fish; Ner. Yori-Morris franklin;
Niog@a-D S. CrandaiI 0"eida-R u Sherman; 0"oH-
IS BENTON; orteans-R l. Burrows; os'seso-J G
A Neutrality-suspicious. W..
son; Rockiand-Georgc Benson; SarGtoga-S. J. Gage;
sAsesSKD Va" inssn Sg1s ae g.
Harvey Vail; SullisanW B. Wright 1ioga-Chas Plat;
Tonsrtins7Jo,eph A. Tyler; Uts.er--J1mss Mitchell;
Wasaa,gton-A L. Baker; WestcheSter-Alex II. Wells.
On motion, the Convention adjourned to meet
at the Railroad Depot at Il o'clock p. NJ.
HALF PAST O'CLOCK
The Convention met pursuant to adj ournment.
Mr.. A. J. SpooNER, from the Committee to nom-
mate Officers, reported the following, who were
unanimously confirmed by the Convention, viz:
For Pres;ttnt-JoHN NJ. HoLLEY, Of Wayne.
For Pice Presidents
ADDISON DoucHERTY.oN. NY. JACOB RICHARDSON, Oswego.
ALDES j. spotNEH, OF Kings. GEORGE TRACY, Oneida.
J. B. GepNEy we,tcheseI. E. L. PORTER, Iompkins.
SAMI J. FARNuAM, Wayne. MISUNDERSTANDING Subj.
L. c. BALL. Rensselaer,. JOAN e. BEACH, Onondaga.
THos. KrNKrAre!eX, Albany. 5; IL ALcox, Cortland
NJ. S. PITCHER Washington. hEMA& BLoDGETT, GeResee.
s. j. sAYLES, OF Saratoga GEORGE ; STEVENSON, Erie
For Secretaries:
1as1ss ono n,, % ~ pnJ Chsnanoo
George ". Tracy Columbia Wil!iam Fosgate, Cayuga
4. L. Baker Washington George D.:cs0", Monroe.
On taking the Chair, the President addressed
the Convention in patriotic and we!l-timed speech,
which was warmly responded to by all present.
JAMES S. 'rHAYER, of Newly orl, beng loudly
~ IL (,,,; ,.,.1 ,,d 1a,,,
cai!ed ior py 'ie No"Se"'.o"' 'PPe"'e' "'o oe!''
eled III address repete with power and genuine
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WILLIAM n. STRONG oi seneca, t'r' i"'''1
-. r. ,..;.o,.a l,o.,r;yor;o, =. follo,yS.
TIE : ofnia!''ee o' 0'S.i4ls''o' 90 'o,.V.S y
The Committee on Business respectfully hepor1'
I'M. :, yVbis Youue Mems Central Committee be
la 4,;.' :, $50. in The CT, Of, Albnny.
rhat Sc recommend thc following persons 20
con,,,nse snch Committee. w:
RtFsS KING Ft hs ,5.t;T TN ElJk
WI y it,t, 80 stT,,I
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tL5I,is-HulrrI Brown. ui Albany; t8t.Wy-J6ssg h L.
go 80 - tozo Ii,,,, f.-.llIr. Lti..I.g, F.
Hall, tunurui Ct0UsIigae-l H. W i!ket tftdohni ts:'
s,nSoIF cSr5 i, .;a5n Ke.eTe C9!.bi:-
J g. Paeo liu,isoa; Cor,!aiai Conger cor4aa. vai'
geayeI D. GqI:G DG:E " p., ,
E"nEi,ey,4n :; arS"oe NaoSe: f,,Iton and L4n
t5eorss Johs.,own; Ge"sses1oin T. Marin
Ia,s Ford Le Fans oh MuIIin Va.
iertown; Smgs-Aiden Spoouer, Brooklyn; Lessis-A W.
Clark 1oG FoSeT MOE
risyle; AontsomergC. Gardiner, Fu,onvie Neg York
Horace aTse'ey, New ao!S' nos u sssaer'
Isaac T. MGar Syraeass ;ea der H. MoSr
c9naudaigga 0range-aeer, Benton, Goshen, orlea"s
eI a's" GO, a ogeF
Luddins,on; Qaens-Ira Dubois; Rensse!aer-Jan.es H.
Stevenson Troy; Ricfrto,3-o. e. Edwards, New-Yors