New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

rsburg Convention they pursued substantially the
same course, a. may be seen from the official re-
cord. which We copy from the Courier g. Enquirer
the Editorial head in large loaded type, eyincing
the hearty concurrence Of the Courier therein
Here 10 the record
DELEGATES TOTHE HARRISBURG CONVENTION.
At meeting Of the Wbs Convention Of the City and
County Of NewYort held Broad way House on Tues
day evening, Nov. 49, 1889 for the purpose o. 'eeens
Harrisburg on the 4th Of Dec next tne following gentle
men were appointed oteer' JosS l. LAwR,Sof; Pre,l'
pics Pr,idrts; Morris Franklin, Andrew Mount Score
tar ON proceeding to choice Of Delegates the follow
ing gentlsmeS were unsnino9.ly chose. sem
Rostsr C. WFrMoRr jrDIH HaNDdoyO.
The following gentlemen were unanimously sppol1'ec
Sub.itutss In the order in which they are named, IN
GvLI.S c. vsRrLAScK, MATHEW L. DAVIS.
JoHs L. LAwREscE, JONATHAN THOMPSON.
The meeting then uuanirn ou.y adopted the following
resolutions;
Re,oved Tpat this Convention unanimously concur N
the following resolution passed By the Gerera SonVsn
Capitol OF tina, State for the nomination OF Governor sno
selection OF Desestes, viz: ,
ed psSe service. All ,5esds s. q HESRY CLAY q Ken
aety, tia. coaVenoa eds 70 BIN ase5ea Prs's.s,is ~
Conversion pledge Ourselves 70 render the nonusoni eo'a
R,so>d Ja,tl,r Tbs, While tbs Wiling to 60 to
any reasonable extent ssncoans such nonson ioi ne
70 Hssars deem due % the oec' FOR ~ca
this Convention has asseubed 70 re- onend % oar .
non. i sai.oa 81 NJ ca "a 5g l,a, 5oGy'
Rs,ovsd Tint Ussgate' cannot 100 ''roney. w
upon that Convention the advantage OF nominating Mf
Clay ths. believe be will secure the undlvloed vote
Of lie hiss Of this City and state and that hls
will add lafr.y % our numbers from among those who
have heretofore supported the National ADM nistaii2n
Rssosd Tbs these proceeding. be lsd before tbs Con-
We ntion a. Harrisburg, aud be published. ,
Sgoed By me President NicePrests and Seerstaries
soch wss the language ana course Of the Wings
Of New York eight years ago, without whisper OIL
dissent from the Courier. Yet the Delegates were
not instructed to deliberate to hearkent others TO
weigh and balance opinions, but to urge the nom-
nation Of Mr.. Clay and admonished that they could
not do it too strongly. No honorable man could
have gone 70 Harrisburg at the behest of that Con
veution and there done otherwise than support
Mr. Clay to the last. The Delegates did that, to the
extent of their ability and nobody complained that
they did so. Since then times may have changed,
as the Courier certainly has but the Wings Of
New York are there, and it will take great deal
Of abuse to move them.
New HAMPSHIRE. The Independent Democrat
of Thursday has returns from eight small towns
and localities, which gave Williams 2ll majority
last year. The aggregates now are
William, 3,77S Berry, 1878; Scat. SIS
Williams 1ver all, 263i N the whole Slate, say 900
C0uncH-The victOrs have four of the FIVE Coun
in Rockingham by 20 majority
Pearse, Moulton and Ross. The Allies have
chosen Jared Perkins in the Cheshire District by
500 majority.
Seaate-Locos Allies .; No choice l.
House -Locos ISL Wings IS Independ Al.
"The Eastern Wings have declared that their friendship
the War grows of the fact that /. will create Ma
oDs debt, which will require protective duty 10 IL
3Gi6ate"
r. We find the above in Free Trade article
If the Clarion Of Freedom copied into The Eman
zp0tor--a paper which rarely misses a chance to
iefame and calumniste the Wing party. We |
,rand it an atrocious fslsehood The Eastern |
Wings have made no such declaration, indulged |
10 such feeling. They cannot expect decent usage !
rom such journals as The Emsncipstor, but they |
ave right to exemption from outright forgeries'
The Eastern Wings as class, have evinced |
10 friendship for the War The instances of nom.
nal friendship for the War among them have
een few aud Neutrality-suspicious. which prove
he rule. However they may have desired Pro
ective Tariff. there are very few among them
Wiling to achieve it at the cost of an aggressive,
anguinsry War.