New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25

Omo.-The Free Democratic State
Convention met At Columbus on the DIST 20
nominate a State ticket. pass resolutions, sc
Hon. JOsHrA X GiDDINGs Of Ashtabula Co. pre-
sided, with James Bmey Of Cincinnati aud j.
r. Asper AS Secretaries Mr. Glddlngs noticed
the progress of Free Soil sentiments
On motion OF Hon Joseph VI. Root, eN VI C.
the Convention voted to nominate a State ticket,
and also on motion of Hon h. p. SpaldIng OF
Summit Co Resolution Committee was aP-
pointed.
j {. Vaughan read the report of the Committee
on Resolutions, tsays The columbus JDHrHail winch
To the effect that. m the Preamble, II vas as
serted that the original policy OF The Government
10 discourage and restrain slavery, out thdi lh,
policy has been departed from and reversed. The
main points Of the resolutions were, that Govern
mOnt has 10 more power 20 establish slavery ihdn
the InQulsiton that the Fugitive slave law d, IN
iust and abomlnable, and We viii not regard that
Congress ought 10 abolish slavery IN the DisIlct
and Territories. and restrain II IN me states an IA
yor of River ard liaTbOr Improvements granting
public lands 10 actual settlers limiting the amount
of land which ore person may possess ! ann Tor
Revenue against Banks and Competitions 10 iatOr
Of Universal Suffrage IN favor Of Homestead hs'
empuon, &c
by MI JARVIS OF Columbus. to strike out the resou
ton IN relation to The tarif, upon which spirited
discussion arose. Mr. Jarvis did not expect to DC
called upon TO vote on such question. lie was Tor
free trace.
l. l. Rice was for free trade, and opposed to any
iaun
Nh Giddlngs said that many Of " were bred
Wings, and were IN favor OF taTh lie MAS pre-
pared 10 slrlke out every thing IKE a tarh II vas
great source Of fraud, as the Gaphin and Gardiner
frauds Will witness
He was for protective taTIf and was surprised that
Free soilers should occupy any other position
Mr.. HamlIn, of LoTaln, asked II TINS was NOT IN
substance, the same resolution passed al BuhaIo,
which was understood 20 be acompromi>e. lie A" A.
for free trade entirely cut down the army, sink
the navy. He wished i could be done.
Dlr Lewis was sorry the question was started Dul
e1uressed his opinion that revenue tarih Wa A
:, stem OF abomlnatlOn.
MIR Root sald there was no danger VI the abolition
Of the tariff With national expenditure 81
s52CoOCCC per annum, we need have no Tear Tor
lie question " as taken on striking out, and car
Mr.. Hamlln offered IN amendment, "a the effect
that they were IN favor Of tree trade FAR a. other
nations would reciprocate. Lad ON the table ,
The Committee on Nominations we're then camel
upon, and reported through Dr. bflsoane' a. lo'
lows
Governor Samuel Lewis Lieutenant Governor
Nicholas >pmdler Secretary Of state, IL " NM
Treasurer Of state A 4 Bliss Auditor Of state,
John Woods Attorney General, w. \ Rogers
Judee e OF Supreme Coun, J. Bunkefhof, > An
drews, r. p Ranney, b. stofer. and b cald-
well
When The name Of samuel Lewis was announced
II was received m great app iause, and Nj Lewis
was brought forward and Was received With Iony
continued applause. He proceeded 10 speak WIN
cfep and solemn fecllDg-spOke Of the past thi MS
abors 10 ihis Yos tlOnOf the Kindness OF his irleds
tut sail ne Was now old man and could 10 longer
20 forward he begged they would excuse nm ana
take some Other person, - ne Ahe" ldi4 NVI'l
wee pre- eni ~cil fitted for the post He a. ABOUT
10 ulCrcurce as ceclInatIOn wien .
Sir Root rose and begged NJ. Lewis 10 hoI lie
rerniU. I'd him Of the time when he Nj Lewis went
tirorththe State n behalf Of education, speaking TO
tfe,trng vito axe now men, and VIII rally 20 ms
.rrECrf several voices joined Ia the entreNy Win
H.Lsh tarEesiAess, -, -
c,sror ard he "a: Gown o'erw heimed With his emo
u,rs. and the nomination Was confirmed With IN
ne domination Of y sp,ndler was confirmed
u aIInCusy.
Tie ucmi1 aton Of :. Bnnkerhof and ;. !. An
d.eNs Iof JUDGES was cOBcurred IN
4 SPIRITED discussion arose on The nomination o:
Z +. Rauney. MT Vance ,EougEi Mr. x TOO Ultra
tee much OF a party man. Ar. HOhnan bel J
hm reulrlc. After much discus>lJn, TIE vote = a.
isstn, and resulted 10 rs nomination ~ far Ai-
.Gry
Tie question .e1t came Up on sgreeing 20 the
romil.fitn a. JUDGE StOTcr. hich elected very
vslm JscUsscn. Ee was opposed ~ Lewis More
! arc N1LCe. aid supported by Vaughan hOsA an !
sfscIC Question taken and aomls. al o":.afi''
| A-sr lot cebs'e the nomination Of ". IS Na'a-
! vel = o. also egyec1 %.
lie r,Ia:ra'.0n Of John Woods 'oI Arsi'oI' "a
vamy contested, and motion - drlAr or his
name Csfflfd Also the name ol \ \ bHAs va,
s'riciC ct tie balance 0; tie TeIor: "AA AFRO q
To- aG1 tie IC pO.t Tcco mmtLej ~ is 9i!'.s'e -
! 'eIuU "a tie evening