The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-25

Onsida-John D. Miller, Richard Hurbut Stephen
Vand-rzep, John Dean.
On0ndagd-George Petit, Jerome T. Briggs Geo. A.
Kennedy, Cyrus II. Kingsley.
Ontdrio-E. g. Lapham Chas. Folger.
Orangs-P. r. Thompson, H. II. Sngsbsugh, II. F.
Masterton.
Orieans-w. H. McAllister, C. F. Potter, Asa Clark,
A. Southworth Vessah.
Oswego--Thos SHELTON, Jno. B. Higgins.
Otsego-Seth Doubleday, J. c. Spaford o. c, Cham
berlain.
Putnam-Beuj'n Bailey
Queens--H ID. Hail.
Rensseiaer-John j. Kittle, J. c. Lansing, NJ. I.
Townsend.
81 Laurenee-H. Goddard, Henry Barber, D. Sand
ford.
Saratoga-Saml Young. II. Cowen.
heneciady-Harvey Davis.
Sch0harie-DAvid Eldridge.
Seneca-John Kennedy.
S'eu6en-John NJ. Fower. g. F. Narrower.
SuFoh-W. Sidney Smith
Suiliran-Hortou fidd.
Toga-Thomas Harrington
Tompkins--H. D. Borrow John Young.
Uisfer-G-o. T. Brce, f.. g. Waters.
Waren-James Psmeter Benjamin c Butler
Wa hington-Jno NJ. Lane. Charles Hughes
Wayne -Jno. w Cary, o. II. Palmer
Westcheaer-wm. w Schrugham, Alex Watson.
Wyoming-L w. Thayer.
Yaies-Forest Hardness.
A considerable time was occupied in calling
over and completing the list of delegates 1t was
amended and curtailed, and elongated IN many
ways. This list includes only the regular dele
gates. Those called honorary are not inserted When
the names were called the President announced
that all the counties in the State were represented
except the counties of Rockland and Cattaraugus
Mr.. ANGELL, of Livingston, said he was inform
ed that the young and vigorous State OF Wiscon-
sin had sent two delegates to this Convention. He
moved that they be admitted to seats. The motion
was adopted by reclamation.
Mr.. TOWNSEND said that Marcus Morton, Jr., of
Massachusetts,, son OF that distinguished CHEERS
and applause,) citizen who was well known to this
convention, was present. He moved that he be
admitted to n seat. The motion was unanimously
adonted.
On motion of the Hon. B. BAILEY, of Putnam,
James w. Taylor, Esq, OF CINCINNATI, Ohio, was
admitted to a seat
Delegates from Connecticut were also admitted,
and then the further calling of names of delegates
was dispensed with.
On motion of Judge HoGEBooN, Of Columbia,
it was resolved that the delegates of such as
sembly districts were represented by more than
one dele gate, should designate one of their num-
Der to vote in the convention.
On motion of Hon. b. BAILEY, two delegates from
each judicial district in the State were appointed to
report the names of permanent officers for the
Con vention. An effort was made to have the dele
gates from other States participate in these pro-
behalf of the delegates from other States said,
That while they would not withhold their sympathy,
they would decline to participate In the proceedings
of the Convention. The democracy of other States
plause)
The motion Is have the delegates from other
States placed upon the committee on organization,
was withdrawn.
On motion of Mr.. LATHAM, of Ontario, COM
mlttee of one from each judicial district was APP
pointed to prepare and report an address and
lutlons for the consideration of the Convention.
The PRESIDENT, after some delay, announced the
following gentlemen a committee to select and
report permanent officers for the Convention =