New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05


Apo 'I.:s Convention met ct 0s Fego n
Az" norntng aod wss ORGANIZED o. 'u0
.boioe Of SAMUEL w eLls Madison aS o1@., 100,
and n &c PEnney of o. @'es 0 az Secretary p,o .'''
Rev. Samuel b Wa, (o'loreal anu A.o'.','
rrost. etickney Thon.a., snd Painney were sp'
soirtad /, Committee on permanent ORG @o'~ a'ilA
PUih.o' Con- nn,,se ~as appointed, consisting
Ane o.,,;, Smith of NswYo'k, h'hers' Of
Ohio end Simmons Of aHfa'
0LI'' 1crsnY Of New York gave an a'coo2t OF
Ur. 'A !1nsoey 70 Mar land and toe District OF
nM Ias whither h. 0sng Tor the purpose OF get.
49, hail for ". L GnHplo, Imprisoned IN Mary
t sne3 o. the charge OF 40 acting sages,
s-Wben the .tusneas Domnls'ee had repoFtea
551oeress GeEtit Smith faad letter from James
e s,otngs, in which De reviewed the Fugitive
elsye law BE sgiI that u0j0st and neon.
stitutiopai, and he for should resist ii u tue
Nal, He ended with enelosing = $40 bill 60 the
Convention
b Which be commended the G0miuation Ct " m l..
Chaplin for the Presidency.
Tbe Committee on Organization then reported
me following permanent oticsrs Tor the oo1 Iy;
don For President, cauuel " elis Of N. I'e
Presid ents Meeus Hoast's oF y no ana o2.e "
Mich; Secretaries, Meosre II b. nlnnoJ VI ~.
and Simmons of MasI Toe report was aooeP'eo'
aeries of ReEolut ons vas reie and edopteo'
sfter Considerable debate. We copy one or two
Of the re solutions: ,-...,.
P@igeS Tbst We Recommend lbs Last Saturday, OF his
nsnt as day asipg p!&Jf tud III iha epoA Oh
God ard ia every pat VI ulf az
Son do come oR day In hss respective Ter
toTiss 70 pray 10 AIN 81 8Jd that he would cause me
speedy repeal OF This accu 800 ev agaas1 hM poor, ao
& sDeedy repeal Of svery oeT ev lSW lns me eraf
ovahroT of hat apuIious E1 hcsh.e religion winch uo-
siuteg ching ard pfayg aud cereuloaoae1eas iof
ne duss and vork OF nOu AID which uaers At one
word ci reuonsrGnce a. b3 con OF oppressos, ana he
..ryalis OF oppresfo:s 10 places oI civil! power.
Resoeed ThsI this senaopinG law s utterly uaau'
thonzed BY the Federal Co.'s Loun ga we'll as by oil The
teschiDgs OF scuEd lesSut 20 asooud Telglou
During tho debate Gorat S21iih said that ths
may be tbs last time tia1 The Aboltl1Dists may
ever meet, and smile OF pleasure had not been on
his countenance Elhca ne h5srd Of the first arrest
under the Fugitive Lag, We may ALL IL less
tbsn ( ar, he said be in dungeon for assisting
fugitive slave. for Que ready to go. shall
do my duty Lot the end be whatit may, am
ready 70 meetit
Samuel Ward read = cali signed by 200 Wings,
for meeting, in which Hoa William Duer will
speak he aaid this @aa one OF the man-atealers
who passed this Fugitive Bill, &c.
Mr. Jones' E. fugitive seve, taen addressed the
Convention. Ho Dai6 bc had come 10 this State for
liberty but bad to go to Canada by the next boat
~ the oflioers were AFTER him
At the evening sesE gu f. iat.ar was recelyedtrom
Samuel ]. May, recommending the party to stand
by hon. William H SO yard in his action on the
Slavery question in the United StateG Senate, and
suggesting that proper resolutions De passed by
the Convention. Tne let,er was ordered to %
printed with the proceedings OIL The Convention,
The Convention then adjourned till next day