The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-11
Buffalo Convention


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BUFFALO, August sth-4i p M
FREE SOIL CONVENTIONS Delegates are arriving by hun.
dreds The Ohio delegation and The New York deiega,on
in separate rooms Of the University for prelm.
mary discussion and the interchange OF opinions Banners
adorn the street Opposite the University with fuLlong
for President The candidate for Vice President not yet
named There good speaking in both delegations Hand
bills for meetings in the Park tonight Other dele
cations from other States, hold meetings tonight differ
places throughout the city As yet no is seriously
spoken of candidate, ex;rp Mr.. Van Buren, If sen
changes, you will be advised of it, Opposition
there is vet no open manifestation OF in Journal Of
Commerce.
BUFFALO, Aug s-sam
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rive thousana assenoleo as. hgnt IA 'eh, oeveai
,cpcL ,hs ornng ~ meal a. The az me Gnlace ~ naveT
The Convention viii organize about noon Chas Francis
Adams of Boston, viii be chosen president The opposi
He viii be nomnasd Large numbers are hourly arriving
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BurrALo, Tuesday evening, August 8, 1915
learn that letter from Judge Mclean will be read to
ana n oDnion vorahe 10 The nomination
Martin Van Buren, 1t is surmsed that the convention
centsJ the Ijica nomination N0NSf' go
also learn that MT Van Buren, VIII address letter 70
the conVehoI IN Wnlch nc Win uecaIo na. NO VIII
NAV choose 10 nominate for the presidency and that he
will submit cheerfuy the action convention what
ever it may be His letter viii be read after the
ton is made m
negro deiegaic' ave ~, m aG -; Ho, a M
| ,rn.,norrow ''N " -
There is also negro delegate from Cortland county, in
The wild aboitionss will probably insist upon the right
ofthese coored individuals to seats while the moderate
this will produce some fun.
John Van Buren, is here, or coming
coming The special reporters of the New York Herald
have ave, arrived. ,;h,
The great struggle viii be between Judge Mclean and
Martin Van buren, no other candidates are en'lohea
every free State in the Union Ali of these delegations
caM%cusWjng tonight. IL. ,.;o,,. 70 urgiup
his nomina ton by every argument they can devise.
me great argument against Mclean can % n, nccuoes
upon the bench OF the United States supreme Court and
ms p co"H no. pc il here and delivered an
address this evening.
All the bulletins represent that there great crowd
collected at Bufao-many drawn by the business of the
scene-and more, perhaps, by curiosity 'vast multi.
tudes t is sad) are swarmng into the city, and Buffalo
is literally a moving mass of humanity3
The bulletin of the Baltimore Patriot e D. m, Aug s.
states:
"Throughou, the city, up to the present time is