New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05

Congress-aEd Whereas his Convention vas regularly
Convened ard properly organized by the presence anu
action OF the DELEGATES Of the Dsnct-aId Nhereas, e.
this Conveuuu SETS Of Delegates presenter ne'.l
selves from Tie Second ard and after heipg ulg heard
both SIDES. OF them received oy yose % ~ -
geuf Whereas the Convention thus organized Aoiilait1
Ions r Ronw3y Tor CONGRESS
Ben tiereare Ressirei Nv tie Joint Executive Com
Iruee Tra IN lie opinion M Rodmin Is NE reilIariy
tlojneted VIM, car1dae for Congress- and isplt the
VINES Of the District he earnestly requested bury al
causes Of compliant and eli differences OF oPnol ana 10
Ler best eXerlcrst 10 secure the eect4 Of i4e esaa
hIsld That copy of tie above report be published in
:@ Ws P4PeW 5r5 c6 s qa sa COMPOSING the Third
long sss0''4' N. VAN NoRDEN chairnaa pro TEN
3 Wa, q g. d klo6. }{seore'aries.
TO THE WHIG ELEcTOvS or THE TtfRD con
GSESSiDNfL DETIcT
The WING Conveatidn Of the Third Congressional Dis
ct net on the 2it Of October last nOmpate candl-
dae ioi Representative IN Congress Tor lhe llu -
eIes=oaal District at No Broadway suaH % Lae al
rccuns The Wing General Committee Two sets OF deie-
gates PRESENTED themselves from the second a0 me oe
hayiAg received lg7 votes. tie other III votes, ule
C,v1ton recognized tie Delegates sent By the meet
nc having The largest nnber OF Fotes as maj IN ther
esruuo had been convened by The proper authority II
X COutcude1 however that the decision OF tins CoIVel-
ron erroneous and this alleged error OF the CohFe
used by Elne Eienoers OF tue ConyeulOI - a.
cover previous design disorgaZe the party Is mani
test from The Obvious consideration that the decision OF the
Contention Tie matter OF contested seals even Gro
neous, forms no ground for secession ~ lh7 c5lliJ
il is universal rue, that every assembly rom congress
tio1 Of its own members Since the formation OF PoLL
GOV erImeu there mas scarcely been Convention ii Wcu
there contested seals and the decision upon lel
has never before been considered gIoulu VI 20, 49,
but the OF tie Convention in this was not erfo-
neous centirom the fact that the Cay Juiea Go-
venuon decided in the way Tie night Deiore ne
Mayoraly Convention and The Conventional the nonlna-
Ola Member Of Assembly have since done the same
thing Ana, finally The joint Executive Committee OF NE
Two Wing General Committees have with great unanimty
given teir sanction to tie regularity othe proceedings OF
The Convention then proceeded to renomlnate Hon. J.
Philips Phoenix, who so ably represented his con
sliluents The last session OF Congress as well IL
testimony Of their personal regard as OF tLeif p ap
considerations induced him 70 decline henpnaion
Convention unanimously JoIinF. Rod
yenion II mechanic the Fifth Ward who had ably
presented that Ward intbe Legislature Of our State ser
ling Wing, devoted 10 the UnQn and thoroughly iden7ed
with the best interests OF the country.
The nine who had seeded from the Convention also
proceeded nominate n cdndidale-James Bowen, tor
merry resident OF tins CtAir Stewards cand1date for
the Coecorsip and always one OF h!- most devoted ana
otseQuous servants, resident OF Nestches'er Gun
ty. who claims 10 be IN nhaban of the District only by
virtue Of occasionally putting up at the Astof houses
What was the motive Of these men7 Did they follow
any precedent No Did they complain OF any anise
coerce them into any measures foreign to lhe business oil
the Convention No.
Willy does Mr.. Bowen accept his pretended nomina-
ton Is II to yndcae prnclpe Itare IS no primer
pie stake slit be elected lie knows that that Is I'M
The conduct of Mr.. Bowen and his nine supporters is
the rcsnt OF other and deeper mougesls part and par
Gel of sweeping plan thar perYades the state 10 "eaAei
form If YOU cannot elect Seward men defeat the friends
of Fillmore Tins aud this alone viii account for The eX-
Isdrdinnry connuct pursued by ar Bowen and ms frieIs
Are the Wings OF the Third Congressional District pre-
pared 70 sanction ts base aud asi@rdy attack upon Lae
q no, Iii9 las hn MOI oI l 5it, AMI
u ~ " y az io " w. - 'IiI is ot: to-
,My 9lsI I guo eI ] 5 the a 9vorjt ~
,te " i.s f his Satri What tbeg has he done To de-
80 H bs.;ii,f Uis rorsn i,s brpn DISTINGUISHED
ToI4 na,riot;r He iayts The Irn0n and if necessary
WI; ,ia Ji,n.it fl, rssery.. il He sgd be sustained
(N4r
support crush ese secret attacks and send Congress
n firm friend 10 sustain him and his measures rather than
oil ,i6ee Who ,rord he fsnnt side rv side fighting
under The banner Of CIny and Fillmore in their effort
pun down causess agitation and preserve The Unon rally
the support of friend OF the AdlHlnlstralon-JoHS
+ RODMAN.
New York. Nov. l, 1850
Tot> GpTrrrs Sncre,9rv M 2L+