New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

y communication iT0Il me re IectcI Lancaster
Cass Delegates TO the Loco STATE Convention.
denouncIng the Buchanan Convention, which
have recently met as FeieraIsls Conventions,
created much mcrnment as Il was read. out II Is
supposed 10 be a hoax.
The Pennsylvania Whis State Convention
LANCASTER, Tuesday, June 81
The Court House is crowded 20 sufOcaflOn. AMI
a dense mass piled IN al the windows. Gov. Johns
ION D, al Hubley'S opposite the Court House. sur
rounded by hundreds OF friends. Temporary organ
zatOn, Judge Samuel Bell, Of Bcrks County. was
called % the Char by ace lamatlOn. and Samuel "
Pearson. OF Somerset. and Amos : Henderson. OF
Lancaster were appointed Secretaries There was
"A full attendance OF Delegates several substitutes
were announced, and received as Delegates-amOng
other-, Jesse r. Brooke instead of the Hon Jones
Brooke. of Chester, Who Is confined al home by IN
disposition rambling discussion then took place
as 20 the prOpncy OF admitting substitute Delegates
~ representatives from Counties other than those m
which they reside. II was finally dlSaiowed by The
adoption OF the following resolution
RsOiucd That IS ptdleut o. admit any substitute
De!esa,e, unless ~ resides ID tho County fF which he is
proposed % act
On the motion Of Col James D. Paxton. 81 Com
mttoe OF ten was appointed 10 report officers Tor me
permanent organization Of the Convention.
The Convention then adjourned until the afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION. o'clock, Pm.
The Committee appointed 20 report officers for the
permanent organization of the Convention, reported
the following
For President. Hon. JoHS II. EWING. of Washing
ton Co. For Vice Presidents. has Gllpn. Of Puid-
dephia Gen. Wilson, ot Nenango, and twenty-five
others. Fog Secretaries, samuel ". Pearson. and
SIX others. These Worean unanimously adopted as
permanent officers Of the Convention
On taking the Char. Nr. Ewing addressed the
Convention m speech highly .audat0Ty OF the course
of fhe present state Administration culogzing the
personal character and POLITICAL consistency of Gov
Johnston. and advocating 30 decided terms the adop-
uon Of a high protective tariff After advising dne
discrimination IN the selection of nominees for the
Supreme Bench. be closed auud enthusiastic pauili>
Hon Cornelius DarraPh then moved that a Com
nliiec be appointed 90 report Resolutions expressive
of the principles and policy Of the Wing party
Agreed 60
Aner short time the President announced me
following Committee, In accordance with the .orcgo-
Hon Cornelius Darraeh Of Allegheny j. Halle
hurst and John NJ Scott, ~ Pngi. 'elpha John +
VERGE William Price and Lewis Botuug, of PMia-
delphia County j. McComb~, j.tHrencs County .
4. {. Flanagan. Allegheny Watson May, CheN-
ter. Jacob Hoffman, BerhS james &. Reed
Adams Thomas Mccullough. DO. G. +. Sunson.
Montgomery Dr. Samuel Cary. Bucks John Strohn
Lancaster T T North, Lebanon j. b. Pcnnyman-
Wayne G w. \ tcS, Washington x. /. POWELL
Bradford General Cross, IiOga Andrew q. Curtis
Center Il. +. Clark. MOnt'u Samuel ID. harms
Dauphn l.. Simpson. Perry. A. Il. Mcclure
Mimi Thomas h. cochran. lyGk John tovode,
Wc>tmOreland &. {, sullivan Butler ). {. Hayes
Crawford l.. G. Wilson. Nentn5O John Banntn,
SchuylkIll a. u. shaw, Fayettc and + Hutchn-
son. Cambria.
During the interval IN which The a1oyt Committee
were draw ing up therre>Outons shc 1IOH. A.. Ogie
moyedthai William Johnston, TIC present Governor
of the Commonwealth be uOmttcd as the wing
candidate lby acclamauonl for the GuDemdtofal
Election. This motion was seconded by hall OF the
voices m the Convention, and carried by he most
enthusiastic demonstrations OF satisfaction. Cheers
proposed and gwen almost the entire tody ms
ing 10 then feet. When order was restored, q laO-
ton was made and adopted, that COMMITTEE DE APP
pointed to wait upon the GOycrnOr AZ ms hotel ana
announce the unanimous nomination, and lnvltf him
to be present during the deliberations OF the Ton
ventlon.
On notion the Convention TOOK a recess and re-
assembled AZ oclOck,Whcn Hon Cornelius Ddrragh,
Chairman of the Committee read the following res
OmtlOnS
National Government, aiT and adcq-Ne pfo,ecucn 10
An'e'C'l l'l' l.-U." ., ~ -. -.
Wing party now as heretofore hthtAns tAl 'e IN lt'
devoted attachment to that AmcucaP stem O. nterra-
uonal exchanges, which secures 20 tr working man alr
Wage>-to the farmer TemuneTaims prices io[ hs pfodu
tons and 10 the manufacturer, Just reward for us NNi
R,sol,ed That the Tlr Act # 1916 unjust and mella
ln operations and ANTI American mlts tcndehces mar
Is equal, destructive OF the vital interests 81 FtAl,
wanna m lhe pioHua'lou "i ,h' ITO" Niu ''"'i I'u,'
lures Of her citizens IN the depTeSsoind partial rum 81
her coal operations ia tC clnsegue decrease ol
from her public works, and m parts oi tht STATE "d I'D '"e
great decline IN the value Of property.
der al circumstances faithfully clnended against that
roc, IA our National 3iirs which taYors ami protects
the labor of other no the sacrifice of tie prosperity
OF our own citizens
R,so'tcd That ihe immense mp'rahon> OF millions Of
dollars worth of railroad r0n, b.; which oNr people nave
been robbed Of emplo mont ana large balances OF raur
produced conclusive evidence o the na'ihs
and destructive Cilrcts uf the parh OF 1880.
Rrs0ire9 That the Government aud people Penusfl j.
oyul 90 the National Constitution Ai" a'e i,l!
at an hazards 20 carry IT, provisions mo r'. 10 lsseit
otherwise libel upon The f,T fame 90 ihe cl'lens oI A'
Rcsoped That the adjustment Measures OF Tie LAST Con-
gress shall be faithfully observed and respected Dog the
Resol,ea That an uualterlile determination % MAINTAIN
the supremacy of the Constr, ton and Laws has been lnd
doctrines. fiA Mtlt NlNtiN nave
taicled, inc hi>'pli OK tAt l- iiI t" l'Ii-,, . m
the storms Of adversely the sunShue Of prosperity Ems
guiding star OF country, nope mas never been dmmtd
hy l. acuun0r counsel
R,solrsd That She OPINIONS cd worthy state Executive
tins subject. expressed Do us l-t annual message
meets the rlal pro'a 10 tins COM enon and expresses
the views If our constituents
Rfoltcd Thattls ourJu; toaccusionl ulrseYes thnN
and speak O the national Union - the MAN pif u te
cdhco Of our political safety AND prosperity essential -
our collective anal Undivided aac individual happiness anu
for which We CHERISH attachment. dlsc'sutenancns
whatever may suggest even slspc'h tAt N ti- III ANY
Resolre6 THAT m. National Administration under the
guidance of our Wing President Alla-d Fillmore has me
,, oir orestlr ct It's mani. AL, on-, IF protection o.
native industry The r'crs AMI narbois Ar
reduction Of po>ia-e and the >trct acc'uuaoy o pt5
officers is energetic. republican 'rlllu ana ui-u-.eh
management OF our foreign affairs, has secured for tle
gratitude OF thus and tAe respect Of other nations.
Res0lttG. That William Johnston oar NAs Uo'tii'l'
deserves and VIII receive the gratis de % our TAX pa -
thousands i0r his unu- lea 'nd d' 'ol" ~ = t.
further thtlr interests. B., ptrtDtu- SINKING hi ltl
must u.tmaie pay that oppressive Siait dett MicL ~,
been fastened unol them 0Y me prl-if ana AtiA - ~
II opponents. and Tor his cros % p-cie ana .hs
Inos Gee >>fui ofcratnntAe nlasheQ iuul "ni - ",
increased taNailon-this ing BOW N-'f- gnu -o go
b., ha, watched auc guarded every ntereyieNsed r'r
means and directed all that iAr welfare % -r A't peoir
1850 rsd That te Wing party. ana Az such uen.rs q
other parties feel commandment h fN- pros flt -t
good name II Ptuns, yAnla entertain lnSt pndt m or
az h0in, and abroad and Who has defended win a'llt
Il. ANA rrv Whenever and wherever asslled
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