New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-13


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1 JoRS A. ROCKWELL, Conn W LooN. "a
/ g C.MP FLORIDA Mr. BoPFI>, n
j. MING Ga II lNhAbh' W.
"A "A Fttt. lad A W WATKINS. No.
" wooDsKIDGE. Mich. Judge WILLIAMS. io~A
3 CoE~r~c y y CHAs. HENPsTEAp III
I..vp,-,r~v Ma CHANDLEE. Maine
| Gov BEYB Ohio. W P. EVsrIs, Mass.
SstrGarics
scat-yLER CoLFAN 10. DAVE A NOBLE Mich
- FDw,nns an PETER McMARrIN y. J.
~ FFn~o Y n W OTIS OHIO.
a n Chambers, NO. 2 Akb = Low XIII ns
AAEoN HoBAKr. Mass h. w. srARR, Iowa
CHARLrs KING OF NewYork, one OF the Com.
ni,tee rose and stated that be dissented from the
Report Of the Committee, and proposed IHus-
CoRwiS Of Ohio for President Mr. CoKwIN rose
and IN very handsome manner Peremptony de
clined the honor intended him. The President
elect Hon EDwARD BAIEs. was then called 70
the ensir. and in an impressive speech aokno"l
edged the honor done him He was received
mid the hearty cheers Of the Convention
Hon RoBEKr ScHEScE OF Ohio from the Com
nittee. reported the following Resolutions which
were adopted
Rs,olrea Th.i the Convention shall De governed in It's
and acton by the ordinary rules OF Pars
neniafy law; provided that delegate shall speak
than fifteen minutes al any one time 10 any qdes
uou.
R,solre4 That Com nil,iee Of two from each State
and Territory represented in thi. Convention, De sp
pointed by the President - prepare and report suen
Resolutions as they may recommend to be adopted by
On motion, the Convention adjourned until to
morrow morning at o'clock.
SECOND DAY.-..-...--July Q.
Convention met pursuant 10 adjournment, I'D
WARD BATES, Esq. in the Chair:
PRAYER by Rev Dr. ALLEN OF Massachusetts.
Delegates from Kentucky were reported, as hav
ing arrived since the adjournment last evening.
The President announced as the Committee, 20
.IrFfs etna.s. ~ -.
OAio-John c. Wright W Gray
Aasseoh ussfis-Cieorge A Kechn Artems. &c
MieAisaH-Wm Woodbridge Calvin Bntsin
Isaiasa-DAniel Mace Andrew Osborn
NsF iOk-John c. Spencer, Alvin Bronson
Misso.ri-JOhn ID Cook. Fletcher Nj Hasser
Pspsstlraata-T 81 CHAM J. & Marshall
Igiaot.-yesse b Thomas. David Baker.
Hlsc0asiE-S y. Tsllmsoge J ID hinsmAn
C,aEsefieaa-N. o. kellogg joel w White
Melas-A. A. Chsndier.
FLvtda-gObn q. Camp.
GsorSia-T Butler ktug w B. Hods0n
k.a-Geo w. Williams n L. stout
Ksnf4eky-H c. Blackburn, I Crawford.
Rloas I,aad-E5wsrd Sosgrsve. II boPpln
N,EpJsr,g-Romell Scott Charles King.
Dr. GARDNER Of " Y. rose and stated, that he
held In his hand set Of resolutions, representing
the voice OF some seventy Delegates which he
asked the privilege OF reading. The resolutions
were referred 10 the Committee on Resolutions
without reading. IL vas requested that all those
Delegates having propositions prepared submit the
ssme To the Committee on Resolutions.
M ALLEN Of NO. stated that he had been re-
aaested BY the Missouri Delegation 10 present 10
tie Convention a letter from Hon. I. II. Benton,
giving his views on the subjects sought 70 be ei'
1cted by thus Convention. The letter was read
I'D Is as follows
Litter from Col. Benton.
ST. LoUIs June 20 lsi1
u h,svs RGyza4. and Others
GENTLEMEN In my bret note addressed 10 you on
~ return iron Jefferson expressed the eradication
seoad have fs IN going with the ST. Louis delegation