New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-03
Co. conrry yyhis Convention.

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SECRETARIES.
On motion OF 4. H Bailey, Esq twas
P,solrsd That the be caedin Alphabetical order
and ths, the delegates from each town present 'ne CAN
Gidates for Members OF Assembly
| On motion of D. u. Abel, Esq
That the Convention ballot BY cwns from the csfd
dates presented.
Ter some remarks, moved that Ira DUBOIS ana a.
n PALMER be unanimously nominated oy ihis Con
yenion for Members OF Assembly
This motion was carried Messrs. Dubois and
Palmer were accordingly declared nominated
Robert Dorlon. Esq then moved thai our nominee
for Senator MIR. N,N ScHooSHoVEN, address tie
! Convention. which he did in an able and eloquent
manner.
NJ Sanford. Esq then introduced thc following
Resolutions which lie prct9ced by some remarks
which were adopted:
Reselrsi Tha, we decidedly disapprovc Of all viola
tions of law resistance 10 ts process and oHce1s oy
men disguised or Gsguised-thst as Wings we are
Ia u.Iov:s and law.sustaning party but, while We are
thus opposed ayylcss violence. also fEiiy per
suaGed ;ha, the permanent easehcd tenures now eN-
isting many parts Of the State are not IN accordance
with tie spirit OF cur institutions and that II woa1u DC
infinitely better for bo:h landlords and tenants muu-
ally to dissolve the thus existing between
them legal and constitutional way, and upon equiia
| bic principles ;,
Van Schoonhoven for Senator made By The Wing Sena'
toria Convention for the Sd District Snd that We have
entire confidence in his ability ara the Soundnsss Of his
views upon the ssitans question of these cnure and
| thu, we will give him our cordial support.
! r. Doron, Esq then after some appropriate re-
marks offered the following resolutions which were
adopted
Rssoir,d That we are favor OF C0arention to re.
wise te Constitution Of this State. Inat the Judiciary
requires different organization % ensure 'tss ISpen
sve more speedy and better justice lnat tne f1eeA'
trs mower now welded Tor unprnciped anu oitter par
sans should be shorn of some ofits patronage ana that
the Senators and Members OF Assembly should oe cho
| sen in nels districts.
Pesolred That we are favor of protecting the Indus
TN OF our countrymen in every department mat tue
Tariff OF Si2 is founded in wisdom and patriotis anc
has given citizens permanent tf0me Market "a
essentially diminishing the foreign has filled the Treas
ury paid or greatly reduced debts TO foreigners and
opened the eyes Of the blind TO the a!aces OF Free
| Trade
Resolred That we will zcaousiy support for Mem
bers of Assembly. friends Ira Dubois OF Catskiii'
and Alex. II. Palmer of Hunter Their principles are
sufficient pledges for their good conduct
NJ L. Rickerson, Esq. then offered the following
! resolutions, which We're adopted:
Resolred That in favor OF the proposed amend
ment 10 The Constituron-which requires cause 10 be
shown. and opportunity tor hearing IN defence oe
| fore judicial officer can be removed.
Resoired That we in favor of the proposed amend
ments the Constitution abeishing any and all proper
ty qualifications for eligibility 10 any office in this State
Dr. L. King then addressed the Convention In an
able manner.
NJ. Sanford. Esq then moved that the proceed,
ings of this Convention be published in the Catskill
Messenger. the Albany Evening Journal, Delaware
Express New-Yors Tribune.
The following gentlemen were then appointed
committee for calling future Conventions B. Q.
Stone. Levi King, David Ely E. o. Osborn, y. H.
Bailey.
On motion of Ira Dubois, Esq. the Convention
then adjourned.
JAS. B. WALDRoN, Chairman.
LrcAs VAN ORDEN,
e.,
Prince October l7h, arrived yesterday. BY the polite
of Captain Hoyt we learn that since the attempt OF
the Reorerists some four weeks since revoluonze
the Government, the public mind has been kept in CON
slant agitation Business OF nil descriptions mas declined
before the portentous aspect Of the popular feeling and
every day brings forth additional evidence that the
fruits of dscord fast rpening for the crisis In the
protracted and unsuccessful efforts of the Government
to reconuuer the Eastern part OF the island the
hausted energies of the soldiery have given place
TO fearful nsubordnaton. and many Of the prin
cpa officers seem have become quite Indifferent 20
the farther orders OF the President The people in this
and the Southern Departments are getting weary OF
a war which every day gives them less and less
prospect of and which has already involved
the Government in debt far beyond its ability 10 pay.
The wealthy muatocs be the especial subjects
OF vengeance. Within the last few days without any
aud a..t.s io iiad iei1SeG ~ ss ely froL osiIeI
ports in the province, and established themselves in bu.
sness have been ordered the sacrifice of their inter-
without delay the places oiheir former
residence This kind OF prescription has already been
carried far to excite quite general apprehension,
God knows what will be the result OF such sensGess
legislation rather dictaton, but the tendency
TO be towards a farther division.
proclamation on the 18th Sept declared the Spanish
ports under blockade that any vessel arriving Port
Prince from any OF the Southern ports in the Island
would be coniiscated. Several merchants had been
dered to leave the Island without delay
American provisions arc almost the only description
OF merchandise that with any sale and with that
The markets pretty well stocked. Coffee comes
slow and sells readily at 10 cents Only one American
vessel in port the brig Ida Capt. Stetson for Phlade
phia. The city is qule healthy.
LATER FROM HAvASA--By an arrival at New;
Orleans we have October 18th. steamer or
rived at Havana from Vera Cruz the 9th nit. The
correspondent OF the picayunc says
From conversation with the passengers in the steam
the opinion appears Re general that there will be no
war they raise funds, the troops not paid
there is prominent leader to rally around and our
fellow citizens will have 20 return without even show
of fight. We have had dull aud quiet summer in
Havana. 1t has been perfectly healthy all For
the past month have had heavy showers every day
for two or three hoqra and in fact the same may be
said of all the Island. The crops look very wel-thc
rain having come ut the time it was most wanted"
THE EXPRESS RoBGERY-The authorities are
still, fault in regard The Express robbery Messrs
LIVINGSTON g. WELLS are both at Rochester but moth
ing has transpred 10 eucidatc the affair stranger
was arrested in Africa Monday while waiting to take
His person and trunk searched but nothing was
found to warrant the suspicion his detention. par
ty OF persons Including two females, attracted the
rcc OF the Cleveland police. The Herald, OF Tuesday
evening, says that OF the arrested is named
Charles MLlard formerly of Rochester and the other
Hiram McGdry alias JOY. Miard had a lot OF counter
felt paper $40 note on the Onondaga County Bank in
MS possession McGary SO bill Of 0swego Bank
The two others gave their Geo. SIatth and Pn
anderson. The latter had 500 in his possession among
the bills one Of $40 on Commercial Bank Of Rochester
sl0s on Mechanics and Farmers Bank of Albany SOS
on Commercial Bank of Rochester S5 Bank of Troy
| 50 Bank Of Syracuse, and s. Onondaga Bank Smith
had s2s among the notes 81 bills on Unadia Bank.
Buffalo Com Advertiser.
DELICIOUS ooLoSG.-A most delightful black tea
called by the Ce!cstials "Ooong" is sold by the Pekn
Tea Company 10 Futonst at so cents per pound supe
rior to any Black Tea have bought for double
that price. Our readers would do well TO compare a
sample of it with tea for which they paying IS
cents and dollar per pound It is quite important to
know where you get better four shngs than
you have all along been using at of six shngs per
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