The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-18

rhioh portion OF the dole
fepcws ,er he Of eeeans a,ory measures
esason Of pledges in procuring the adoption Of
tile Ic tLtr s~tshisd prineipes and G.ngsrsas 10 the
Union Of the a,es And whereas of
said seeded a cali for an.
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nsr NTH The wss Party 81 the unsd States
BY The Union srd the contribution and the laws of tho
tbs ss ts whom fase hitherto acted and
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htsolyed iLat whils 'ns wings, aud especially New
70 the ose Il Prtsasnt With aS@insd
pride and pleasure recognize in him claims TO admit
limits Of Single State Il has been 3s srtrne Co save lis
in the Consciousness Of tnde Che Of the
COCO The Of the base are but the price Of
~ ihst We heartily appr9vs the sh9ice made By
We recognize citizens eminent for their taen virtue dis
pgnhsd for Thur public services ana worthy as ea aad
we b, ,r. approve Of the pursued
such wSdra~a IL their address
Resolved That sfsvins confidence in the integrity ab-
by the snf anS sh see,
m Not esis pisassd exprasy mpiealy TO tie
from tie public declaration Of and Known opinions
Ace. MET with approval we Ss'ssy tsoc9Sesd 20 the
general SrpSr. Of chs whs q THIS STATE fer GSysrnSr
Canal Commis,ioner Eben.ler bl.key state Prison In
and we Ilsdse to the candidates thus nominated
Mr. DUN then being called for. spske at some
length with great power and effect aud was in
tsrrnpted repeatedly with cheer, lie approved Of
the letter OF Washington Hunt that gentleman had
declared himself rational whig, and the author Of
our platform. lie had avowed his resolution to
desert the party OF Clay, Crit'enden, Mansum and
The resolutions then unanimously adopted.
Mr bAsnnoueK. from Orange county, from the Com
nittee on an Address, remarked That the committee
asked the indulgence OF the Convention that their
port might be DELAYED till full celebration had been
The convention granted the request
EVENING SESSION
The Convention re-assembled at O'Clock.
Mr. HAsBhcUcK, OF Orange county. moved that the
State Central Committee be increased in number
The CHAIR appointed the following gentlemen as
such committee
John X. Porter, John O. Green,
Jsmss Kidd Robt II. IoCurdy,
Benz. X. SpcllmaB, VIM T. Willard,
hTtHuf " h"otj d IL SHERMAN
Nathan G King VIM Tracy
Tupis Van Vechten Thomas Bond,
David Graham, Selah Matthews
Charles McDougal, Dsnis h. .sn
The Chairman Of the Committee on ~ Address Hon.
l. Liss, reported that the COMMITTEES was ready to
report THE evening
heIssdipg of the address moved, and it was
accordingly rad
After the reading, DANIEL ULLMav Esq. of NewYorS,
was called. and addressed the Convention In a strain
Of eoquence and argument which drew forth repeated
marks OF applause. II,
lie was followed By Hon. A. COLLIER, In a vein OF
humor which met Its reward.
Jor. BoxiE, Eco, Of New York. responded to call,
In q msst enthusiastic and stirring appeal.
Hon HIRAM kETcHuM, of New York. called out
He made roble speech in favor Of the uninn aRd
sganst sectional agitation
mr PurNssi. Of Erie, moved the thanks OF the Con.
venton 10 the Hon Francis Granger for ths able s
oieniosd manner in which he lad discharged the da-
ties OF his position chairman. Carried ,swith APP
plsuse.
Hon. fRAycis GRANGER responded In eloquent
manner, upon the character OF this days delibera
tiers, and concluded BY ssying ~ hall gladly dght
on In this cause 20 long ~ shall live, and ask no
higher post than the proud one OF private in the
Silver Grsysn
On motion Of Hon Wa @. HAsBsoucx. the conven-
tion adjourned die with three cheers the ticket
three for the Union and Constitution aud three for
Fillmore and his cabinet.
Also three cheers las . set down, for Seward
Weed Co.