The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-25


debate upon Mr. Bowns motion 10 reconsider the vote
by which the House concurred in the Senate bill entitled
Gan act for the relief of the administrator the estate
Of Joseph Nourse deceased which motion finally
SO, nays 10.
The House then adjourned till Monday.
The Utica Convention.
We have not vet seen the official details of this extra
ordinary movement but cannot consent to wait for
them, before we pass some opinion upon the subject
We shall copy, therefore, from the New York Eve
ming Post the series of Geographic bulletins which it has
received from UTICA along with the editorial comments
of that paper.
BIZ Magnetic Telegraph for the Epening Post.
UTICA. June 22--4 O'Clock, p. m.
The delegates from Ohio, Wisconsin, Connecticut, and
Massachusetts,, permitted to take seats and to paci
Chair appointed delegates from each Judicial district,
report officers for the permanent organization OF the
vention Also, delegate from each Judicial district to
prepare address, and drought resolutions expressive
OF the sense of the convention.
On motion, the convention adjourned till A Up. m.
The convention assembled at p. m [, as per adjourn.
men when the committee on permanent organization
Young Of Saratoga which was received with tremendous
and applause eight vice presidents were also
The president then proceeded deliver speech glow
ing with great warmth and ardor he said that he
OF being called e. a bsa hoped that %
said that thunder and lightning were ofentimes barn
burners.
His speech throughout hailed with immense cheer
ing and deaening paudits
Speeches were then delivered by Mesrs Smith, Grosve-
King, Van Buren, and Butler. n most mastery
ner, and elected frequent bursts of applause. Mr. Butler
then proceeded read letter addressed the Hon. Mar
tin Van Buren,, and also his reply Mr. Van Buren, in his
reply declared himself in favor of free territory, and
heartily approves of the steps the barnburners taking,
and says that he go either for Cass Taylor The
letter very able The convention then adjourn
ed till tomorrow morning at O'Clock 1t is thought that
the convention will adjourn sine die afternoon,
after which tremendous mass meeting will be held.
Substance of Hon. Martin Pan Bens letter to the Barn
burners Convention.
Utica, June o.
The substance of Mr.. Van Burens letter the fol-
lowing effect He announced his determinations previous.
y expressed in 1884, retire from political life to be
proceedings OF the Baltimore liz s ss that
all the barnburners did perfectly right He exhorts
them to persevere and to make separate nom nation.
His Languages was emphatic and filled with emotion, yet
strong and dgniiied He recommends frmness His letter
throughout decided and emphatic, and in favor of
territory principles
ment embracing the administrations of Washington Jefer
son, Monroe the elder Adams Madison Jackson and his
Gen. Taylor-hat the extension of slavery a moral
curse His letter received with remarkable enhusi
SECOND DAY.
FIRST DESPATCH.
UREA, June q, 1913.
In last night after much discussion, unan.
imousy decided to make full nomination. An informal
ballot Tor President stood follows: Martin Van Buren,
Ad Sss Ga5dneF ~ 1sn Yaa Bu5sn A. Dig
for Vice President, & Dodge ST. B. Tappan IS, Mare US
Morton ii, and J. M Niles 1, scattering s.
The nominations will undoubtedly be made this morn
ing and a mass meeting held immediately after.
SECOND DEsPATCH-9t A.
Hon. Jas C. Smith and Gen. Nye addressing large
audiences front OF Bragg's Hele amidst much enhn.
sasm The feeling throughout is decidedly in favor OF
Martin Van Buren,.
MARTIN VAN BUREN, of New York. was nominated
for President, and HENRY DODGE, of Wisconsin, Vice
President.
The convention e-assembed o'clock this morning.
Telegraph dispatches and letters to the president of
read letter from III nois, numerously signed, closed
follows: eve want Martin Van Buren, for candidate.
power down in Isis" Delegates are coming in from other
States The Connecticut delegates speaking halt.
past eight There is no doubt OF the nomination of Martin
motion was made nominate candidates for President
and Vice President by .giua yoee" vote The motion mo
Van Buren,, which was carried by accamaon at the
o yGa Pesn a bv
clamaton.
FIFTH DESPATCH.
There great speaking by Messrs Washburn, Harr-
son. General Nye, Ra,hbun, of State Taylor of Ohio
Morton of Massachusetts. Delegates from Wisconsin,
Indiana, Illinois, and Ohio, also spoke
Wonderful enthusiasm The general opinion is that
General Cas- will get no State and that MI Van BuIens
and address now being read
The will adjourn after h b the reading
be addressed by Butler, Nye, and others.
SIXTH DESPATCH.
Mr. Butler has Just declared in the convention that Mr.
Van Buren, cannot refuse to accept the nomination.;
which there great applause and cheer
ing
SEVENTH DESPATCH.
An interesting debate took place the freedom of the
public lands to actual settlers.
The resolutions were adopted. The price to be barely
sufficient to the expenses of surveying, &c.
A plan for the organization of the campaign will soon be
read, when the convention will adjourn sine die.
From another correspondent
The convention determined precisely O'Clock this
morning. that M. Van Buren, OF New York, and Governor
Dallas Speeches have been delivered by Washburn of
New York, General Nye Of Madison and Geo. Rahbun of
Caynga Mr. Butler is now reporting the address and res
outions
From the editorial of the New York Evening Post
THE NOMINATION UTICA CONVENTION
The convention assembled Utica on behalf OF the DEM
of the State of New York, whose representatives
thrust of the Baltimore convention have named
Martin Van Buren, the democratic candidate for the
presidency of the United States The intelligence has been
received with the highest satisfaction by that large class of
the democrats of New York who have other interest in
the coming election than such arises from earnest
desire to see the administered with wisdom
and ability the spirit Of the class
who have favors to hope and grudges remember
class immense in numbers, and, when reused, over
whelrning in strength.
The nomination, it win be seen, by accamation--
nm outburst of enthusiasm which could wait for the
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