The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-12


following gsntlsnsn we're appointed @inoa .goftla''
Names, .r1,.. ..pta. .'o.rri, Jaeef y Moodusan'
Vermont Hsn asIpsaire ssIyRf s q
Massachusetts,. Q. asaa "a .oba VIM Jacissoh poo
Rhode Island 80 ,l.os. ,ros,ra W. g. Hammond. a.
New York. ........ Preston King :,
NewJersey. 10 stgj.aaL aaI.. oI ~ Cobgef 20 =
Pennsylvania. .oysIqaa. ~ .gJoseph Nefde5ns ID
Ohi0.s ssod! Boz. ug. :. sg.Ea-a-Chase.dI 's92i
Miaheans aas.. .sa .ssf. !lsaacP Chrlstia psey.
Wisconsin ass9 !. s!aHs. .9La Hans Croeker. s9'l -
illinois, H.soi!s .Ht. 9e.eA a.sAaci N Arnold. 30
Iowa.. ysssgs!mi. Il. .s!I s.g %. wn Miller 8 o?ond'
Indhnss !a.aia.o. adj ~. 1858 Joseph L.Jernegan
Yeia%are, '''''.''.' 80. Jacob fusey.
Marxiand son .e-tF ,Dt. Hm- Robinson "a
Virginia, .a.,tp. $50 Goo Gaaigl 81 iauoi
DistfiGt Of Columbia, l..;rWm Noble. i.lGllu
dh2'etts but Mr.. was siested,Ia srosigoIr
! Mr. Hamblin and Mr.. Vaughan also proposed,
for M oiddne but MI Chase was eie6sed Mr. LoVc
dswith Arnbld for Michigan butthat
declined The hepSr ard Ne Arpols vas eeet
was stated by thsta delegation wAson its
SsS ses Foad
proposed Henry olay which was received With great
lsushts5 Ihs States Of Missouri. Tennssss South
Carolina and North Carolina, were also called over
butIAs uisirtha there were no deiet
TIE AIsSas an gu in reply to se nile
man I'M the meeting that the COMMITTEES would meet in
the( house in the yard and would repair thther
aS soon aspossibie =,
A GENT here observed that Mr. Chase who had
IL se h 70 ha
icpmmittse. and one else should be
HsnSiS and Mr. hisl were then
named; but the latter electedd ne OH iol 'of
The following committee Of aye were then appoint
fog EAe) delegstes from the different
tHt sj r Msssss s. .UhRs WH
whip WeIe 70 meet the stand imms fer the
tabi9nEppent, of the, meeting sIit bna Ansr ,n9n
III NY ~ tnS prenRhsiy part o. 6ne
S;onred I'm otlcct ~ ,S''''e wv fNsf'SNN
a5S pa ll 4hsqaM SESSION asss@a3a q 5aR{|S
Inc lpmenss masses ot rEeeIsolk men were very
prompt in returning 10 the Park this afternoon AT
thre os9I6c The og,,rr n he NJ o;
" z = S" rtit' tpa SAMMY pt u4o ltasseriohS
ot the Convention. Long before the arrival of
that hohro the rea an the of ,ba p.ta ,I
'i''' Aui .ie elea I'VE ic ccntfe Oh ule dark was
dtnsely crowded II was really astonishing to wit
ne ss The enfhps,a,s,, leexbih;ted he tbas mar d
ghe e6pef1ess viii which thew listened 70 ths
s ~ ~ IN my iis'oneu W 'e iu-
anu aeienueLs oi tle gfeal principals 81
freedon ana soclal anaigamaIuon upon which the
interval since the close of The morn na session. the
Massachusetts deIegation had bron.bt IN fbnir
ISn any, ,bsss a. ,nem nensa. ene
~ a.ts 10 IA th5 pc = tah..sp ~ yati
The iett ers ~ Eer coS seisnSs s,hs st rn ~
word eo,s.;smcs ssS an0 ee ,s
that Il ut III n tha
M IIn 81 ene o.
fce snssh SOL free LABOR
ha, ~ aa W. ~ ;I.x;,d ,b n ~ pm 'ro
at three O'clock p Ma vast and coyntIs.s and
Fundamentally fbrnna nm,hr; ~ ~ USE anu s
,opr %ynorfer from hrtp ~ ~ - tne pp,naom or
were Ssibsrsd tn ths ParS AZ ar siousSna Feopie
s knHss OF groups OF the
vas found Impossible to bring this mass Of neone t
order the consequenoe was that persons standino
within short distance from the stand were unable to
bear The SPEAKERS committee aupoiptsd to provide
for the Delegates from the several States found
themselves unable to discharge that duty the seats be-