New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

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w. Draper had vo,,s N the rlss informal ballot;
Jacob y. Howard, 9 z lngsls, Dsght Webb snd W.
!. Baxter, each JANIS p Joy hss one vote % the
second ballot and A : Williams che the fourth
CormsD bale; By the sbove bsioiinss il vii be seen
Sir liiilsiotn Vas the choice CT the Convention sl
along He received tn Free soil nomination ct the
Jackson Convention. lure 20 On the second ballot
Nessrs James +. Joy. Joseph R. Williams, Dwight
webb : Chadwick, snd Ex-Lisui GOV. Greenly being
bis opponents the frat ballot and X. Williams on
tie second ballot Lisilsiohn wosd probably have re-
cese5 the Why nomination ihrsl had it not been that
las Z fse soil Convention which nominated Tim was
controlled In measure BY several Few converts to
Free Soil who served IN The Csss rnks Ait year.
Of whom wss Csss snd Batter Presidential Elector,
WIN I. Howell who was The prindpsl means Of then
preventing union of the friends q Freedom snd Re
form.
A. tns Convention z1st - aii FsaEcy ony ~ fesc.
isiions adopted, as the platforms adopted b. the
tw3 Wing Conventions held .sst June 10 Jackson were
sufficiently brosd snd definite The following are the
resolutions adopted BY the Wing kominAiiag Conven
l,a he'd the 10Th Of june which Hon. Geo.
Coe. the NOMINEE for LIEUT. Governor presided
Essrf Tlsi ss7st he sais. e. d. Uraa .-es
.srs--s8tf nos y its f.ssr es.r1.li 49, a ulth
a.ftrf cIsfrraerf
-tsri-rsscs b. cons ~l -aT-D -ths ss z'' % a1y
$50.
Or 100 "a OIL a.. Tsrr,or., ~ tntss states.
tosrs rotsse 81 sts,ls az .s~.a DELEGATE. a ne
srsrs or s,7s f,or NJ North Wss,srr
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%. history o. nat Ir clearly lloF nat
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11....s All s.asl e. e-.i SO. s.lss 80 u -o "a.
isss 10 ea'srfn's "a he Ns- Word
The Wing Mass Convention held on the previous dsy.
over which DAVID SMART presided. adopted excel
lent cries Of resolutions IN favor Of the cardinal Wbg
principles against Slavery Extension, for Constitution
al Reform, Internal Improvement, Sc. 10 reference to
slavery 1t was declared
Tat ugon the s.iaH ilsI. l. parry sss is
" r'iry ipo.t 70 i- t-asa 81 saver oes' 20 sht- O.
i.Hes ought 90 b I'D si- uaui tho great ls-.i-
- .soa ". ssi.s. aesa.,.,.i ~ -, =. 20. ~ ssy
$780, ' 80 a., s f.e, a. h.. s ST.. he
The Bafts Gal Libaiy Prsss oil June =, edited by
Ersstus Hus,ey the Free oil candidate Tor State Print
er who sought the nomn alton Of JohnP Hale Tor Pres
ideui prcviou. the Buffalo Convention thus refers to
the doing. Of toe Freesci Convention Of the 10Th Of
June and the Effort for a union By the Wings:
on the morning Of the 10Th The Free So-r. as
sembed 10 come previous 10 the hour
OF tho General Convention. When without reference to
party preiudices the following resolution adopted
Z present position
Rass That lie si.ifrm ssor,,s b., ia- Boz
f.o Coussntou AIs 49, I'D al ho-- 81 siand sPoa @
oqpo-snis, sns ss are tLsrs
The resolution was Responded to with universal
cheers. and the meeting adjourned
At the hour des gnAted by the Committee the Ir-s
Democracy assembled at the Courthouse. The house
Was nlled 10 OVERCOMING. II one Of the largest
Conventions ever attended In the state. The vt
most harmony prevailed. though there ~ss little a.
yersity in regard TO post2oning tbs Nominate An
appropriate series Of resolutions adopted with.
out dissenting voice The Wings 10 Convention
passed resolution Recommending union With the
rec soil C0nventcn in the nomination A Committee
OF Conference wss appointed t. consult with the
Wings. whose report ~ss accepted and laid on the Ia
bic We think that after the Report Of the Committee
laid the table, It should again have claimed the
alta uiion Of the Convention al the proper time We
80 against unien Of parties In nominations holding dit
frrent views. but are In favor Of meeting with
parties Ia carrying our measures such 10 proies
zion az party We claim u 90 for principles. not
men Tor this Aaasa the Buffalo Platform. and
have declared 10 the above iJnyrttsssirs and sDIE
al resolution ths; thi. IL our position The names
OF Oh parties and party prejudces sink into obseury
ia prosecuting this euierPse-snd TO those whe adopt
Plsff0vr, 70 carry oct should give
the rsht hand Of fellowship without regard 10 party
OF
We ind tie ioiowin. 10 the Dsaoa dae1lsss To &c
alton 10 thu proceedings 81 the Hanker state Conyeu-
tion Of Sept T. and fs setion Slavery
After the regular resolutions ss published were re-
ported snd the question about % bs taken on he
one relative to slavery in sewMexico. sc Mf WI
hams Prosecuting Attorney TOR lonla Co being consld
eFzoly tnctured with Free Solhsn offered the follow
log 90 an rnendmeEt ~hch wss voted down and
k.slsa ty the Cess and Barry Ola Hunkers
K,s.8 nssl T....s T.Irr.ss. re.at, ..f.i "
1sserrnff q. f<i-i 80 -. $50 ia V.is.f - i.f ~
rist' Trfrtfsrf sHf s---riii's
Mr.. Hswley Jr Of this County moved l. iay Tie
whole subect table and tho they had better
D. and ssy little soou, the subject IS possible a. Il
sss rather tickiisn point Mr. Gilbert Of Branch sad
would not 30 10 sy o. the table 81 this state Of the
proccecing.-.t would lock bad They begged Of
the mover 10 withdraw his amendment bat be Refused
s.Jiug II vas only Al sDeiguous ezpressioH,' sad
~ ire Conveniion-rts IcClslsnt nGr. Hsnscon Of
oakland c1ercJ smother substtute, 40 follows
sr.-'r- 4-s .sc1s- O. - sfi-ls1a q Saver
H. -il-
TIE sI-endue1i u M Williams vas debated pro
-ld con sDd : gentleman remarked tAat The or. nsl
resolutions reported 81 the COMMITTEE were the noe
Irib ga0ss IL issir meaning and fivsfers the most
Foilc The question vks then taken on lie ordnance
1r-ndueat ana ttec De-. AIMED BY ne old Hunk
ers-ttey sad they vcg4c cave 10 nEeerisn IN tie
1cavennon ii there were any Free Sc. men N
TIE Convention they al better 20 over 70 LitIs
John The Wlnot Priviso 1.i7as we're not wanted
4 tie Democratic party &c. 4e.
No notice ~hsfeVsr IL made u these Amendments IA
The oinris proceedings Ne merely call the attention
cf he rroTiso portion q h- Democracy 70 this furn
nary mode Of tr.npnng. rough she'd, over thsn-suP-
pressing Their Resolutions Cow isnleiy hey
VI submit 10 .cch treatment. sEd eO- down IL ma
Dictates Of The Cass snt Barry pr0-sls'sry party
Michigan tFee Democrat slsO esrroOorstss AZ
assertion In the EssaS Pa Of ttis City 70 tie ece.t
tai hosERT scCLELLASD vss cheated cut Of tie
hanEer domination for Governor by lUgge, although
h wa the choice Of two ihirds Of the Dsuoerssy,
being iairiy nominated TIE SIKH ballot over both
f-rns-oFth and Barry. the Cas- HanEer esndidates-
We learn from me Irirou Aerrr;iss tast On he an
aSunconeni Of this ballot, Hon. samuel Denton.