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New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09
wFs0EE no. o59.
WI. T. JENNINGS x co.
DRAPERS AND TAIL . R :,
IMPORTERS OF

IMPORTERS OF
CLOTHS. CASSlMERES, NESTINGS,
i'mcy Dress irhcles. ,Ic.
No. 23l BROADW ~. AMERICAN HOTEL,
OPPOSITE THE FOrNTAiN.
Are PREPARED with extensive assortment of New Goods, of
:sarirs AMI Summer wear. comptsa:
- LoTHS. CkSSINEE e. VE>TiNGS. DRJlLlNGS. sc.
Aad sohc.t call t-om Citizens and Strangers under the
rance tatheir Prces vii! be found to ocr greater nnce
than held ont b. o'hcf eatlshmcnttnnshns
rar;ncats Of the siy!c and qualify.
They would commend the attention ofTfayecr the new
s;ye OF Ready made
E r c o A I :,
FoR SPRING x SUMNER WEAR,
Beng made particularly light and wei adapted Tor rarsnf
purposes whea n heavy would prove cumbersome
N;ih iufEe assortment OF
TRAVELLING FROCK$.
D'ODSAYS. SACKS. DRESS ND FROCK COATS.
PANTAL0ONS \ VESTS.
uI ST Fancy Do,s lrticlls IN ;;eat Nrre'y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09

~ T,,. Invisible SEi- so closely resembles the
rcnl eld Of hair l scepc and crnn'Ser have pt1n@nic
Ell II the osr perfect and extraordinary invctti0n az
inr rac wInu seWin, weaving. which cauS1 H. ntaf-
ance c,~ciy resemble the natural ia ban III 'isi=.
ol.ilf So puruIS und free that II all ca'es Of perSp
ton evaporation Is unlgede aud u great e'l. OF "ihef
-- entirely avoided The sceptic and connnlSSeut are alike
invited U inspect ;> novel md beautiful Wig. and the pc
rlinr method OF fitting the head It the manufacturer, u
q AIRY JIG Roadway oi Liberty street. up stalls
NJ Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09

HERBERT's NovELs-Wm. H. Graham, l60 Mas
sausreet has issued the ninth number Of his serial
publication of Tales and Novelties, By Henry w.
Herbert, author of The Brothers, Cromwell,
&c. This number, beautifully printed, contains
The Lord OF the Manor, or Rose Casteron's Temp
tation, an Old English Story We have not had
tune to read this, but are assured by friend upon
whose Judgment rely, that il is one OF Herbert 5
most successful efforts. This is praise enough.
The entire course OF this publication we are glad to
henr has been most successful.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09
THE TRIBUNE.

SnururRN LITERARY MESSENGER Mr. Minor,
the new Editor OF this strong ngmnicd and high toned
periodical, shows hiuseli perfectly competent 10 lie
task he has imposed upon himself. His pen is
sharp one and used with discretion. Although lre-
ouen,ly differing with HIN OH inporian, questions.
we never lil to read his articles with interest or 10
entertain his arguments with respect. Pervad;ng
every thing he says there is tone of courtesy aud
iobearancc which we are sorry 10 say is becoming
rare and rarcr in these hurrying aud excited davs
The range of SUBJECTS too, treated o in the hcsScn-
,c, is almost; as broad as the " hole field of human
interest; and when we open it we feel most refresh
ING certainty Of having encountered somebody who
drcs 10 talk, 10 have opinions and 10 defend iho-
The MAY number of the Messenger has most at
rractive table of contents and its promises are ali
richly EiliIlcd. Ths beautiful and classic transla-
ton of 'IpIgcnia OF Taurus, which has been going
Oh for some months is concluded now, aud is an
nounccd to be from the pen of Judge Beverly Tuck
er of William and Mary College, who has recently
acquired The German in addition to his otlicr splen-
did accomplishments. Slavery in the French Col
ONES, Slophano Colonna, or Love ana Lore, Ia
Prize Ialc,) Notes on our Army The AnneXu-
lion of Texas (by the Editor,) among The aili-
clcs in this number. The Editor lakes strong ground
ntyor ol The Annexation OF rexaS,a and disposes oall
objections in Il manner, we have no doubt, extremely
satisfactory himself and all of his side ol the qucs
lion and the pojomac-althoueh wr several gaps
in his argumen; through which the whole question
could very easily creep without scratching. We
have no leisure 10 stand Gneer-post 10 lhem now,
howe or, aud must lc, The Messenger tell lis own
story in lis own way.-'i'hc Poetical and Critical
Departments brief and agreeable--ll.e later
quite TO the purpose. OF Magazine Poetry it is
pretty well known that the writer's ure far more nu-
merous aud devoted than the reuders-yct there are
some pretty verses in The Messenger, which do not
deserve to die quite so speedily us that Magazine
amongst Flawers, the Monthly Rose. We III try
aud copy sweet little wild1ower versicles upon
Poesy,' in day two. Who laughed them into
| being (Sold by Saxton 81 Miles, 257 Hroadway.l
/ u THE EDINGuRGH RAVEN for April has Just
been issued by l.. Scott 4; Co. lI2 Fnlion-st We
have room but to name the porers comp csing it, as
follows
( Memoirs of Barrce. by II. Camn,.
\ Russia IN 1850 by the Marquis de Cuisine.
/ The African Slave Trade. by j. Iiaudmcl.
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
q No. lfD NASSAU STREET.
All kinds OF Lob Printinr such
& tAnPHLrrs. MAMMOTH Snow BILLS
n CATALOGUES Ivcripy BILLS,
imcKs. CAEDs. C0ScgRT Bills. Plan nnd
81 INSURANCE POLIcrEs Fancy.
n BILLS oY LADINC PoLrrIcAL BILLS.
IA CIRCULARS tr,pcr, ms tncaij &c.
executed at the Office of the Tribune. No lCo Nassau
e areet-opposjte the ta.k.
~ Hats at Four D0iIers.-Nc invite The atten-
~ of Gentlemen to beautiful lint mow oilefus al
aoose price We have Introduced them TO meet lhe DC
10 oi numerous class Of The community who are not tbs
=" 10 purchase the best fbrc yet require bat strictly
ohabe and tnsty Our -Four Dollar Hats prcpareI III
'aine style and innh and possess large measure lie
sehlai properties OF our finest quality. WARNOCkS,
EsiM Fashionable iI9tteIs, 20l Broadway.
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ns-Lots I'm xyillan'sbTr .or SniemsiE a,.ab sis9e
G tn ,r,, the south Ferry, surrounded By new and Eo"i
hnLinrs They vii Be- snl cheap Ia .tse Pnrtne,sp Ap
rIy Ia T. J. FISH a. Nassau-sf Ne"i i'A OF III ''e
,,,i,ure m Williamsburg. e-'h
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09

Nc To Temperance F'rieiiis.-Tie friends OF
temperance are reminded that health quiet and comfort are
found rs usual a 10 Barclay st. This establishment having
been retiel and put in complete order all strangers ami friend.
nr our CITY tor transient stay who would like To test the
superiority of well vegetable Diet respectfully IN
.;,ed ,,col (ml I'M ROSWELL GOSS.
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Correspondence Of Tue New Nn.s Tribune

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Iii
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09

rs oiice of the New York and Hnrlcn, ,,l, n,
,ai Eiar,,on f,r thirteen Directors u the Nr' OK and
iinrem Rnroad Copany VII be he'll q N ei. ney 2cs t,ys S
1ryon Row, Oh Tuesiny the IL ~. 'S = NJ " i''
The Transfer EoE vii be es if2 ., 6 ,s ot 4, To 'e I 0'
May; x,,,s ur,, a"s ~ W :. CARMAN Secy.
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STRAW GOOD,

srRiW GooPs' ,,n :, 90
III ., leail =.
ATrER FOR SALE lat.c assortment ~ taShnnGh'
npnI9r Rice raieiis Noenas Eutl,HJ 4 cade. HIn
t;yf .NS..,; ,iaes ,;i Flyr IS ~. s,r n,e lm,
,,.rr :, ,Scfy5;; nGnnrR AND FIRE HOARD
- Snne roct Laye ON hand mn extensive nasortnent
Pnner iansinss, iioiers aud Fire oaT,l PRINTS which tley
o,t, tn o,nTy Nercbans nni Others on tie favorable
terms: 20 ,''' NJ.
ran, ram sn,. M No It's Non nm, m Gr"1G
"a uh '>thn,si, li"i sores ~ -. Ni.I' IL. ' H..
way 10 ~ 90 ,'!oaa"nF M %,I'e ILL.,, Wc,i Sr"i NH
Miscellaneous Socks together with great variety Q, I m i"
f,ncy stationery "'o 'ws
n moved il"n No "a Wall street to No Il Wall street
where '"''nre ' be SiE SiIfts +, 81 Ie'""a'S terms
CyIs li;eoGN, Ii;l s%Si !; Mr.. i:ead'ns
JOSIAH Macy, ulneI I'umble,
Rqhet l. Walter. Ihoma; GatI..l,nf, ,I
y H'lnln u, ,t tats. ~ n"T; Nn.,n
John D Wrsi Eaph Nea' leu,
Invid Lyon. ih"mn> !, T9wTseni
''"' '''"'s'' Aaron NJ ;isrsi@1@Si, ~, ~, o,.
u r ,,rppy. sec'ry. MI aais
nI; SAYEE has removed to he b., Ho1,West cotaSI OF
~ BToad''ay ana spring 81 rom Ia '''t'' ,'' w '
DR i. w. CRANE, Dentist, hnT removed from N"
s} ark pn;e 10 No. II Leroy Place. BIeeckers a3 I'm
-, : - .I- >, - i; ~. ,,,o,,,,,,. ossIfnit
h" LLhh' 'e'"'''" i" ~ i4-' 10
d. LORD, !i,.- -,
eaG;s r F rlsnncc Ii H 2 s;or Southeast t %3
ID EMoyAI--Thc Cjf.se and Room oftIe New Yo:
LIN srScct onlostr i'ltf sre,t ~
Ami In 1niI SmI L. SMITH IC2 Jnhn-,t
~, -. ,o,rs
ENpN Al ne ny, hce 81 - ii'f,:' NE q ",
Ae l,iSl N DjO'.tirk p"fme,y ~ 10 WIZ ~
No. Nassau st. opposite the Custom House mi I'VE"
CAEn-For the advantage of a more cnnirr p1St'o1
A Rer MES iiil.i.Er, 4, VI has Iem"ved H., 'esi-
deuce 10 81 T,qe lace winch holds our ronniHfabe ~
,uceucnt Young Gentlemen living m nion fIcc uId y,
vicinity Tho,c preparing speedy and private manner ur
n,.ancc the Freshman Sophomore ClneS ui any 81
our Colleges Wi. do well iuaar olTr application.
with giea pleasure if NJ would recr to the satisfaction
cvinred by lncnt, and Vs,e when attending the eyamIua
inn m under his chargc eud Classical Ie1ccr N the
Scirnols of Rev. Dr. i,vKs. Rev MesN. lrnDART and
Morris with whom he has been connected for hc last N
wears, y those wishing redeem last tlmc the present
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09

~ Noticc-The Anniversary Of the NewYork insiiiu
Ton ir Tie Instruction the Deaf aud Dumb VIII De held nj
he .snncl ON Thursday tic .rh inst nj O'Clock / NJ
Tickets oi admission shilling 10 be Ind ohs at the
dccr. ~, - ;t ,t,,;, c,riI,. ,,a -,
spectiully invited 10 attend.
=PS' JAMES MINOR,
BENZ. X WINTHROP, Committee
nv q HAkNEN 7. FEET.
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Cd nnIs To person nf and pleasing nidrc,s who
- 5DJjD. can command one two ousan doilr cusi.
cnncc olenal II eenCe IN gen;ee nnl nsciu busne
an Rrondwny v. Y. aud security for The Investment
lI,l,e.. 'rruns otiign mt
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n,s- Health, Qniei. and CoinfOrt.-Ihe 'rahain
House g Barclay New 1otS pfole ndVnhs as as az. Il,
rarely Offered Il egbl locatei on clean and AIRY street
very near tie bu=in part o e cty and N te ,nene me
rrr of the prncipa steamboat Fdlc It's apartments are
nni ncni while table l. supiTl WIN me '+t
VccinbLr- and Fni, that can be- procured excluding rlc
,ri,nnl Food al -tiinulanS of all kinds Catg.S m-erhe
I'D sver, I,ft i,nle u render lnre comofale S!9Mef
J.aiI. tosc Remember. ts} i;arcsy street. D-'u.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09

Mc,noirs of Barrcre. by II. Cannot.
Russia IN 1859. by the Marquis dc Cuisine.
The African Slave Trade. by j. Bandmcl.
Memoirs 81 Admirni Earl 81. Vincent.
Provincin'isms in European Language.
C,n1ue.t of Scinda.
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Sua0ul and miscellaneous Books, Sc.
WILLIAM l.. CORN

:1:5 Rearcr-st'eei, f,oo no0rS f'"m Pe"rLSircst.
rs Ofdrs NJ LOWEST RATES School and Nl.sr1i1.
Books. Blank Books lapc-, t!uill aud Stanncry
general. Ia winch ic invites tie attention oi A.rrtnni,.
nilS .i,nI,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09

ErLEGANT CRATE APRONS AND DRAPERY.-A
- large assortment o Gnte Aprons nn,! cnuul pnt
terms with nli the variety OF colurs AsO iinipty Tor
lpohns Glasses md icrmrc Frunc. of different nerns
llrs and widths, for ,ale at II. - ;. RAfNDkS
n6li Bookstore. 1G BOwery
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09

ID EMOVAL.-1he law Office %; SIIh: ZONES 4 A..
~ niSllN DUUaurRlN formerly al 20 Wal st.
No Nnssan Il opnosltc The Custom House MI JWen
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09

GEO b. iJrlLER D. D. LORD have removed, tn s2 sler
cinns Exchange hIfd story southeast corner n32 Nv
u EMDyAI-Thc Of.se md Sales Room ufle New York
"a tnri lannctny removed from II Fulton treet 10 i-
John siSrei opposite Cilii street.
Xpni H. tnil 3mI l.. SMITH. iC3 Iohn-,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09

- Martin =. Thompson. Architect and nniiler,
office No WAL steer. prpnTed 10 llnsi lnS aud sapcf
lnsni the Etection ol FINDINGS Residence MOI Eleventh
evening. uiJ 1Iis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09
r-s- ,IufnnI Life Insurance Company OF
Vnrts-1h. ln,truiion dunn- the month OF Aph

I,nyi edtJcll Total Lives Insured Il
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-01

On motion of COL Smith Vawter of Jen-
nings it was
Resolped, That the thanks of this con-
ven'ion be and are hereby rendered to the
good citizens ofihe city oflndianapolis for
The hospitality and kindness extended 10 many
of the delegates attending the present. Con
seniion.
On motion of Mr.. Rich Of Jennings,
Resolced, That the thanks of this con-
vention be especially teudered 10 the Tippe-
canoe Band for their attendance on this occa-
sion, as also to the, citizens of said couniy
for the public spirit indicated in their Tiber-
al offer in relatigR 10 tlFe, arrangements. for
the proposed Convention next Nay on The
|Tippecanoe Battle ground.
During the sitting of the conyention, able,
brilliant and eloquent speeches were made
by Gov. Bigger, Oliver H. Smith, Henry S.
Lane, and Samuel w. Parker and were re-
ceived by the dense assemblage present
with rap'urous and enthusiastic applause.
And then, in order that the Young Mems
Convention could have the use of the Repre-
sentative Hall, the convention adjourned
sine die.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-01
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1874.

has enshrined him in the hearts of his
countrymen-withw whose name is associated
every thing that is transcendant in genious,
and sound in judgment-whose patriotic de-
yotion to the fundamental principles of our
Government, has placed his name upon the
|sun-bright page of our country's history, and
lis identified in every cline and every land
with the cause OF human liberty-that HEN
RY CLAY oil Kentucky is our first, and our
decided choice for President of the United
States.
Resolped, That we declare our determine
ton to abide the nomination 10 be made by
the National Convention, ola candidate fol
Vice President of the United States.
Resolped, That while we regret the lethar-
gy of our fellow Wings throughout the State,
by whichahe present incumbent Of the Cub
|ematorial chair acquired that station, we here
declare our unfaltering confidence in the
high order of talents and sound political in
tegrity of our late worthy Government, SAM
UEL BIGGER. His administration of The af-
fairs OF the State was most worthy himself
and the Wing party-unb assed by party
prejudice, his only aim was the public good
and his administration will be reverted 10
with proud satisfaction by the future histo-
rian of our State, and by every true Iudan-
ian.
The committee 10 prepare an address re-
ported through J. II. Bradley, of Marion,
an address which was warmly received and
concured in by the convention; and which
will be published as soon as we can find
room for it.
The following gentlemen, are appointed
under the resolution offered by John Fl.
Bradley, as the advocates of our cause in
their respective Districts and throughout the
State.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-01

Mr. Orth, of Tippecanoe, presented the
following preamble and resolutions which
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS at late meeting of the Wing
Central Committee of Tippecanoe county,
the following resolution was adopted, to-wit
''ResoIUed, BY the wing central commit
tee of Tippecanoe county, that it is expedi-
ent and advisable to hold another wing con-
vention, on the Battle Ground of Tippeca-
noe, on Tuesday the 18th day of May next,
to ratify the nominations of the wing nation
al convention: And that the Hon. Henry
Clay and other distinguished wings be spe-
cially invited TO be present on that occa-
sion."
And WHEREAS this convention highly APP
prove of the suggestion contained in said
resolution, believing that general meeting of
all persons opposed to Martin Van Buren, and
the destructive measures of his ruinous adj
ministration, at such a time and at such a
place as is designated by the said resolution,
will be ofincalcuable advantage to our cause.
Therefore be it reSoIped. That this Con-
vention recommends the holding ofsald con-
veniion at the time and place spec fed III the
foregoing resolution.
ResoIred, That we confde all the prelimi
nary arrangements ofsaid proposed conven-
ton TO our WING brethren of Tppacanoe
county, knowing that they are both able and
willing TO undertake the same and do ample
Justice in the premises.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-01

John DdUiS, of Madison.
MIR. Barnett, of Marion county, then read
the address prepared for the Convention by
committee appointed for that purpose (which
was unanimously concuued in.
On motion of II. L. Arnold of Jennings
the following preamble and resolution were
adopted:
| Whereas, the wings as party, profess the
doctrine of '.union for the sake of the Union:
therefore
Resolred, That we recommend TO the
wings of the several counties in this State,
that they nominate in County Convention.
the candidates for the several Offices in their
Irrespective counties.
Mr.. Colfax, of ST. Joseph, from the COM
miuee on resolutions, report the following.
which were received with much applause,
and were,
On motion of Mr. Walpole of Hancock,
unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That we, Wing Young Men of la
diana. in Convention assembled, do hereby
pledge the righilhand OF fellow ship 10 each ofher
during the whole OF the momentous campaign
which has just opeued--that will labor
shoulder to shoulder, and side by side. in the
great struggle ,ondadopt the maxim,'tha nothing
RESOLVED, That we hold il TO be a solemn duty.
incumbent aud imperative upon every true
heartea young Wing, grd on the armor for
the fight, and with the motto, saiways ready"
inscribed on his breast plate. to spare neither
time or labor in the good work of redeemIng our
Nation aud State IRON the hands into which they
have fallen.
RESOLVED, That, in this glorious undertaking,
the Wing young men OF Indiana viii labor with
zeal and spirit deserving o! the grea. cause :;
and that of unremitting and arduous exertions,
sleepless vigilance, aud united action viii in
sure brilliant victory, that victory shall be
won.
RESOLVED. That have an abiding cent-
dence in the righteous judgement of the people,
when issues are thoroughly discussed and tn e
whole people aroused 10 action; and althoug h
we concede that the verdict OF the people ma y
sometimes be a mistaken one, do not, ik e
our opponents, believe that they can, by brides,
be purchased to decide wrongfully.
RESOLVED, That we hold the charges made by
our opponents, that the campaign OF 1870 was
won through the drunkenness, Ignorance, iniat-
uations, and bribery OF the people, to be q foul.
contemplate slander and calumnv upon the
character of American acknowledgement n
the extreme to those Who, in their bitterness amt
madness, orgina ed and circulated it-and d.
rec, Insult TO every one OF the gallant spirits
who rallied around the Harrison Gag in that con-
test
RESOLVED, That we believe that the same army
of ga trouc soldiers who bore the standard of
Harrison, Through the exciting aud stirring
scenes OF that campaign. onward and upward to
victory, are again ready and ardent tor tile con-
Test OF this year sgafuss the same asprant, whom
they then so successfully epposed--that iheif
numbers are und3miushed- aud that their
hearts sul beat as high ever for the happiness
| and preaperits OF our country and her return TO
| the moderate councils and measures under
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-01

Gallant Young wings awake. awake!!
'Tis-new no time to iarry;
Wake for your own-your eoun,ry's sake
Wake for your own true Harry!
See!o'er his head our flag he waves,
And cails US all to rally,
From the free shores Atlantic laves
To every Western valley
When once the friend of strife grew strong
And well nigh rent asunder
TbSt UNION which has been so long
Our pride AMI tyraut's wonder;
Whose voice was heard, whose god-like form
Stood mid that wild commotion!
Who but our Harry hnshed the storm
OF PASSIONS angry ocean?
Who, when the traitor spread dismay
And darkness galher'd round US,
Who but our own, our gallant CLAY
Once more in union bound US?
sJus,ice 10 Harry of the Wes,.'
Why should it lonee larry?
There glows no soul in human breas,
More faithful than our Harry,
Justice to Harry of the West!
The winds ina, shout shall carry
Until the very Ns,ion's breast
Shall bea, aud thrill for Harry!
YOUNG WHIGS-ye galIan, hos,-ewake
know you will not larry,
Well go and give our first proud vote
To our thrice gallant Harry.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-01

On motion Of Col. John Vawier Jennings
il was
Resolred, That the Secretaries of this
convent n be and they are hereby authorz-
ed 10 digest and arrange the several resoiu-
tions ofthe meeting in judicious ordor for the
Press. And that all the Wing editors within
the State are hereby requested TO publish
the proceedings of this convention in their
respective papers.
Mr. Davidson of Marion, from the commit
tee appointed 10 report the names ofsultable
persons to act as State Central Committee
until their successors are appointed, reported
the following names, which were unanimous
ly concurred in.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-01
YOUNG MEMS CONVENTION.

Proceedings of the Conrention ofthe Wig
Young Den Of Iadiaaa held on the epea-
ing Of the 10th of January, 1914, in the
State house at Indianapolis.
On motion of MIR. Collax, of St. Joseph
county.
VIZ. T. OTTo, of jackson county, was
called TO the chair, for the purpose of presid-
ing until the convention should be organic
ed, and on taking his seat as President pro
TEN, addressed the convention stating lis OBJ
ject, and the vast importance IFS deliberations
may have on the coming contest.
On motion of Mr., Gordon of Wabash coun-
y,
J. D. Furguson and s. Colfax were ap-
pointed Secretaries, until the convention
should be organized.
A committee of three was then appointed
by the char for the purpose of nominating
officers for the permanent organization OF
the convention who, having retired few
moments, made the following report, which
was unanimously concurred in by the con
veniion:
WILLIAM T. OTTO, of Jackson county,
President