New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-20
BIZ THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL.
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| Correspondence Of the Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday. June 10, 1859
At eleven O'Clock this morning the delegates
e,r, ressverai Senatorial and Representative die
,-;ct. ~. in Wing Convention in the spacious up
49, u, be Chinese Museum, the same apart
r,snt ;n which a. National Convention Of l5ts was
Ma wb;ch nomin, ed TAYLOR and FILLMORE.
The DELEGATES were ,'alled to order BY Gen Hp.
WIN c. Wilson Of VenaHgo, at the appointed
hour, and upon bis motion. DA.ID LkEcH' ESQ o.
Armstrong, was unanimously se,Scted az tempo
rary Chairman and Messrs. X. j. JoHSsos OF Cam.
bris, and A. s. ELY of Lebanon, were n2pointsd
Secretaries.
The roll of Delegates was called. and the repre-
sentaton from all parts Of the State was large. bat
not entirely complete
A spirited debate sprung up upon motion that
no substitute should be appointed for any absent
Delegate " DO Goes not reside 10 the district ne
called upon to represent. Messrs. CLYDE OF Dau-
phn, BANsNAs of w ashiDgton, CAREr OF Mercer.
and GIBBONS OF Philadelphia advocated the mo-
ton, and Messrs. LOOMS OF Allegheny, WILses
Of Vensngo. and CoRSrs OF Huntingdon opposed It.
Finally, MIR. JOHNSON Of Erie moved to lay the
subject on the table for the present, which was
sgreed TO by divison-Y eas 81, Nays not counted.
the yeas being amsorty OF full deega alton OF lsS.
The same gentleman then moved that all the IN
disputed delegates take their seats in Convention,
which was carried
On motion of Mr.. LOOMS of Allegheny, Com.
mittee equivalent to the representation in the
State Senate was selected by the delegates from
the Senatorial Districts respectively, to report OH
GERS for the permanent organisation OF the Con
vention.
After the appointment of this Committee the
Convention adjourned until 81 O'Clock. Pm.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At the meeting OF the Convention. the Commit
tee on Permanent Organic alton, reported the To-
lowing officers:
P,esidsnt-D ANlEL X. sMYsER Of Adams County.
ptee Presdenfs-0en. Edwin G. Wilson, VenapEo -
Gen John b. Howell, fayeue; Il B. Wilson. Allsghesy;
J. b salisbury susquehanna; John c Adams Bradford;
| II. irwin Lycominsi Wallace Kerr, psnphn o. IL.
| Wheeler Carbon; J. B. hessiper, Bucks AsxsaSes
King Bedford; 3 Hsrshorns. Cfesr6eid; William Pes
cock, Berks; g. II. frick Montour J. Crawford, Las
renee }. " Stokes Phi sdelphia Co 3 Rothsnas.
Philadelphia City; 7. L. Cath sr, Cumberland George
Arien Franklin John MeMulnn' Montgomery; Joan
Hsf. York.
Seeyctaries w Burton, Crawford r. Wilson Blair
| A. 5. Ely, Lebanon; J. K McCiintck, Perry.
| To send this by mail | must here close. The
subsequent proceedings this afternoon viii bers
ported by telegraph.
The Wings of Philadelphia, through Howard
DUFF, Esq. Chairman Of their Committee OF 5aper
attendance, have invited the Delegates to the ooa
vention TO dinner this evening at o'clock. They
will probably attend in body and afford an oppor.
tunity for delightful interchange Of opinion aud
renewal of old friendships. The interior OF every
State is apt to look with jealousy upon its metropo-
lie, and trust this so,is gathering will do some
thing to remove that feeling, as lar m 1t pertains 70
our State.