The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-01

appearance, will be properly appreciated by the
community" &c.
FRANKFORT, Ky a, Feb %, lS4S.
The Wig and Taylor State Conventions.
The wing State Gubernatorial convention as
sembed at this place on the morning of the 22d,
and organized by the election of Judge Robinson
After the counties had been called, and the dele
gates respectively having presented their Gre
dentials, Mr. Williams, Of Wayne county, offer
ed resolutions to appoint committee to interro-
gate the several candidates upon their previous
course and present views in relation to State
convention to revise the constitution, which
were laid upon the table by an overwhelming
majority. The convention then took a recess
unlil three O'Clock, after which they met and
discussed the manner of taking the vote upon
NOMINATIONS when they should be made. The
convention then adopted resolution that they
would proceed directly to the selection of a L.
announced in order, the delegation from the
county of Logan nominated for that Office John
j. Crittenden. For q moment the whole con-
vention was in GREATNESS silence, so unexpected
was the nomn nation but the next moment the
whole building shook to its very foundation,
with the cheers and shouts of Crittenden
forever Not single individual opposed
the nomination, but some thought 1t would
NMq"'iS oo stoo' eioiihCc oh l.ie Pait W
needed in the Senate Of the United Ststes Will
otners thought him willing TO msks the sscrnce and to
left the Senate to his political party from de-
eat 10 his State aud the result fully showed in
me onios; ana also; hao nus e oeon spAreo ne woua
dsncy so Mr. Crittsnden could now be Of service to
ois Irsnos IN he1tucky anu ~ sne neAS prssioentia
high office voice, Yes, to the highest ofse In the
Tor'd !. another voice. aye, aye, ana That is IL ."
Vas % srsss 'Ss., ~ WI Saen'iou "a
he ns,ns on Clten9ea .ne 1ouse Lans WIN sne mos'
un.sn'os Snss TITS. a.ss sns Oh tni ne en-
saun~ ior Cr'.snacn; cana she wtnorswSl on .ns
uaae VI ooi. " nooi, "aIoa "ss uone py Ie''eri
enen the name OF whnam Graves was wlenorAwn py
al sunor.ea irenu anu me 'Tesro % .ne oroxS anu
amid still laundering cheers The two latter
ddatee soon made tneir appearances IN me CONVENTION
s1u sApTsssso sner nesrV abpsovn OF .ne nomna.Sn
OF M. Crstsn9en, ana ,heli wineness 20 enter inc
anu oo orsue ,s sno =. sae saae
me tenderea tnelr srateu scxno 20 tneir
nsc received rom mem
ASer TUG no~ins.,on VI cIis.eunen vas msoe, WY
nation Of Garrett Davis for Iisutensns Governor Th
hon. ~ no..,h,. thai that NJ Iohn Cri,tandsn .ns
=. ~ snel 49, " ."u
lies Oh cue e Sna n ;,sot IN anu
;S NJ Mt w hs;nr csv.d ro.s .nd Ia he hsd
ts s. - 80, .r;S.na.. 80 S;nSn".s.nS f-I..S
before reoeNes msny esiaeucss oi anu Ilsno.
,rn AZ hn, .h;s n.rt, Of Ksntnckr. and mi. ,nhs
80. AZ sntrsly rr.1nsctsd nv him n, vail az ths who
q ths wh;r thst h. ID !, thu rrsaisst
NJ he hpA Int
nan won,s w;ihar.~ his nams from he nnmins,;on n.
would receive II AZ the browning act of Ali Criss of
Never, nevsr''." Crittsndsn and Davs'-"God bless
dsr ana Daris y were kent contnusv ringinu for fuu
ave minutes: and when they had nearly oes,ed. MIR
D,v, said Il he might he allowed to ouo.s scrotnra on
snomnct IN chears ero 40 thanSsr;, tn, th
.ns cnss WEI" 90 80 t .ass sney
That wa. Ss;ns Ard hnndrsdtimss in honor Of tho
ha,t,. 80 rs. Va. " ~ - WV
By this time the enthusiasm was so great, and the
a, snv bns;nss. az svsn 70 nut tbs motion fsr
nsnt wsicb msas bv more than fortv vo,css near
tims Ia nsr.ct soms s;oht or tor man
,,rs ah;nS n,ost ant bea az sama tims
judging from the movement Of their lips and the mo
speech II ali b.ing drowned bv cries of Crittsnden
and Dsys-Crittenden and Davis forever Adiourn.n
One.tion -snsstion but tbres or four c,oss bv nv
,tandM commenced CRYING "You promised ma "(;reen
River man. wa want Green RI yer man Wan have
Inhn 7 Hahn G,son river mani, g Iobr + H.i,n -
Hahn - @ISlm - Al this crv rosa man A, tina hack
natt of ths house sorsamne at the ton of his yoice
move 10 adjourn and cutting the action to the word
wa. and the meeting each
nan sAoutne at the TOP Of his voice nine oclsekn
:, Mn. o,ciocs tomorrov -
The Tavlor conyention me- Ia a, eysnin9 and no man
va. suoSss ~ tsks mar In the ds,ibsraions utiI he
sub,cribcd to the creed of TAYLOR rst and TAYLOR
a,tn the ce WAS that thu meeting was small
and did but litte in the yay of nomination of TAYLOR
for syerv man even sfcer having endorsed the
mad Man ard re.o,utions of his ard thsra vss no
onos pa ~ a,;n 'no ;us, no;nt IN mtss -
lsadsr. and mona vsre wiling TO ,,rvs as privst.e no
no. ops The meeting a6iourned 10 meet again this
sy.ning ,xthont .don.isa an Man y, snais eel,
ton although sous thrtse, rerolutions were Of red
and as msuy plsn, submitted the onIv sensible thing
done by the meeting was the reading OF letter from
Ts;or y.ins. IN xhi,b he ia tna, w Ga ,n, H;
r.urn Co Ksntuerv vonld |" vitbaraw his mana 81,
Mark that
az. 'ns s..,,, .o.-.u,,, 49,. .., ..,.
inc and G.rrstt n vi, nv Latter d.cin.d ths nomns
tor ~ h,m,sT s,d a.s;rs9 IN bav. hi. n.ms ,thdra
sro,r th. na~rs,;or. III. s.o,..t 80" h.s ~ IS
+ G.,n, no. ssns,nr and y . c,r.sn R,y.r mn - 80
noan,mauJv nomiaatsd tb. cand;dsts for Ism,,.n"n,
GOVERNOR Mes,ra Arch Dixon and WIN. I Graves
and Me.,'s Iohn NcCinpa a Tnvlor man and indy,
Lana. Csmnh.I, Claw man ware ynanImnns,. siacsa
iesg.tes for en-. sta st large in the viii ps,iona
con,sntion 10 assemble Mt phIadelnhia So the WIG,
~ Kentuchv nrsssnt the following state tiokst vhsh