New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

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WHO STATE CONyENIIoN.-Wo shall take the
,arle.i OPPORTUNITY to lay before our readers some
sriher account o; the proceedings OF our Wing
State Convention We have but tmo in Our present
nen,ler 20 aaude 10 some lew facts connected with IT,
ana to warn our friends other states against being
deceived by any false clam, of great popularity Of
Cen. Taylor with the MACS VI ihe Wing party in This
-fate This Convention las afm9Hsirafet beyond a
flnb as Wo VIII show 10y future reference 10 the pro
ee.inas Of the Convention thar Gen Taylor Is by Tar
rc wtakesi ol an those who have hsen banned b., Why
candidate Tor the Presidency
We know that choice Of two Deleeaio- az large
trnganc 10 his SELECTION. may 10 nrst bash seem To
tontrdict this. Bat there few, who attended thHt
Cofeufl on and Witnessed t proceedings tue feelings
which prevailed ani know the manner in which that
l..a'' brought about. who for moment sup.
pote ;hat Gen. Taylor can ge' az many votes ln tla
sfrfc as ans other candidate who has bCcn named
III ,in De readily shown ly reference % the differ
. psrt oi ihe St.tc represented ANA unrprcscntcd,
80 end loco.fcco Waldo the fact that majority oi
~ seat. Coiamtcc happened hc for Taylor which
rsse friends tAc or inltaIou ct tac Convention
onlin tces, s. l' t.o io Zoe strong and decided snd
III cuinros lnI .iiions ol hostility 90 ihe cleo
WON of Gen faylor candidate 90 h., position and
ihe svri niini.osiod by hla sePQoucrs But we may
sgdac 20 fh.- hereafter
rne l,et more. Tte COMMITTEE oa Resolutions.
.fnac.liy ol Which were Taylor men, bad sgrccd 90
sgpo4. I.s.. luton e2gre m. preference Tor Cen
.T-slor Hr Fs,s iles of ti.. c.ty called ior hose
rrior 10 bsli1.us for Dele. ates. The TAYLOR men
however rcs,.ica MS lhrOugh Ions dchstf uath 3
sfc hour hen some Delegate had icit lnia can
yas ina if Withdrawn ihs. balotins might he aaa ~
r,asonahie hour and before more Delegate should
,.a,e the Convention. 4. Dorfs, t-q woo wa,
claimed A. Taylor then came forward ana pro
posed 70 hag1noaizc IN By agreeing % take - Got
k<af from the section OF tae state ana
HadsY ESQ from the western As uciihef parry u"'
ctrdifsc. ifom both section. ui the state, tuls susi'
ton seemed % riesi with favor and the paiouns wneh
sss immediately ind show thar many OF Mr. bTaoe,
f,sbss voted Tor ExGov. Kent the eastern caiiui
Ate sspccfing a similar return 0i cOuricsy Tor Ar
Ado on tie second bsiloiing 10 this however
st.v were disappointed They Immediately called out
", Ccsehcu 20 detna bic nc ton al hnd Nr. Kent
win some vory disnspcctfui 7msons % Mr. Bradley
.ybs wa NOT present ana thc Convention proceeded
rsllei osain. NJ Gctcl' was theu elected by nia
iosify oui % 81 ballot.
ire Resolutions were Then called Tor, bat the Com
sincc insniiesiod disposition % suppress lhcu aud
hnfs no discussion, and the Committee were finally
discharged.
= general discussion thea spraRs Up IN which Hon.
frteal4a ~ Hoyse Of fsih. and Hon. Viliiqm PR
tss'saoea Of his city nobly yindcsied the psoprety
~ rainiaClng nup and consistent adherence 70 true
wig piimipes-to TIC principles 81 liberty snd
HcctDt regard and fetpec' 20 Northern rights They
.af.e siy snd faithfully exposed the inconsistency and
aosurdity Oft Wings Of Maine,An extreme Northern