The daily union., 1852-05-07

a. called TO order by the Hon. Elon farnsworth,
chairman OF The State Central Committee; when, on mo
lion OF Mr. Woodman, OF Oakland. Hon. A. II. Hans
CON- OF Oakland was appointed president pro fsmpors
and ON motion, o. w. Moore, OF Washtenaw, was ap-
On motion OF n BueI Edridge, of Lapeer. committee
of 6ve--consisting OF n Bae Eidrdge, OF Lapeer; y
Joslin, OF Washtenaw; r. W. Davis, OF Oakland Joha
j. Adam, OF Ienawee and Geo w. Peck, OF Living
slonwas appoinled 10 receive the credentials Of dele
gates and report the OF those entitled 10 seats IN
The convention and also present the OF suitable
persons for permanent oIhcers. -.s taF
On motion, the convention took recess unl O'CLOCK,
p m
H6 fU Jb. O'CLOCK, p. m.
Mr Eldridge from the committee on credentials, &c,
reported the names OF the following persons as entitled
10 seats IN the convention.
Allegan: Elisha Ely, + Durkee.
Barry; r. w. Hewitt o. b. Sheldon.
Berrien: Thos. Fitzgerald. r w Landon. w H. Nc
Branch ]. Peterson, s. L. Lawrence. A. L. Paxton,
Csss: A. H. Red6eld. Asa Kingsley, Elias Simpson,
Calhoun W. F. Morrison. o. Tillo,son, J. X. Ward.
Alonzo Noble. B. B. Hicks. Geo. C. Gibbs. a
Chippewa: S. Mcknight, Alva Jones.
Eaton: c. c. Chatheld, John Sweges.
Genesee: c. c. Hasca, Geo r. Cummings, Henry ),
Higgins, Ellsworth Walkley.
Hilsdale: Salmon Sharp. W. s. Moore, s. Gage, Isreal
Loomis George FitZ Simmons II. 5. Mead
Houghlon John Greenfield, John Carey. Lpz.dfI
Kalamazoo B. Humphrey, Y, Hascall, Geo. w, Rice,
Kent: +. ii. Lyon. R. Hewlett. A. wordon. jr., Mel
L Lapssr: n Buel Eldridge, VIM H. Clark. ..
Lenawse; q A. Stacy, IA Adam, A. Whitney. ). =.
Gog. Y. Miller s b A l. I MlaId. R. Norris ). 'oeson,
Ionia: F. Hall, C. M. Moseman.
\ Jackson: L. Chapman, Jno L. Butteraed, Day Jones,
J, Crit,enden, J. G. Cornell. J. CT Wood
Livingston G. w Peck, WIN. H. Clark, VIM. Nc
Cauley, f. c. Whpple
Masknac: T. A Franks. S. F, Leopald IS. .
Macomh: A., s Robertson, J. Flower, H, Cartier h
Monroe: J. G. Thurber, R. Godfrey. J. M, Alden, T.
E. Wing - .fH #
Neywaygo; s; N; Johnson. J. Barnes Mn,
A: H. Hanscom. E S Woodman, D. a. Wright II. c.
Thruber, Peter Dox. H VOORHEES,, ]. Niles
Ottawa: Hoyt G; Post, E. w: Barnes. ras.a 81
Saginaw: Wan Barrie, G. G. Hess. M
Shiawassee: L. Smith, M. H Clark.
St Clair: Lester Cross A. M. Tenney. A. F. Ashley,
! ST. Jessgh John Kerr. L. B. Halsed, E. s. Moore,
Van Buren,: / W, Willard. F. H Stevens.
Wayne; W Z Stearns, At. McReeynoIds; John La,
+. ii. Wiiherell. ( Campau Titus bort. O. O. Piece,
Ammon Brown, Henry Fralick, A. 2. Young II. Blake
Washlenaw Jacob A. Polhemus. H. H. Noble, F. L.
Humphreville Horace Welch, Daniel Hxon, Philip Stor-
ing, +. +. Leonard, G. Josin, O. w Moore, G. K Chase
The report was accepted and adopted.
The committee, by their chairman, also reported the
following named persons for permanent, officers OF the
convention: w
For President: Hon. Charles p Bush.
For Vice Presidents Henry Fraick, Edward s. Moore,
Thomas Fitzgerald, John AFFORD. .
For Secretaries: o. w. Moore. George R. Cum
mings. 4r IF' oa
The officers were conducted to their seats when
Gen. Wherell, OF Wayne offered the following reso-
luton; which was adopted
Resolued That roll of this be called, and
that each delegate when his name Is called shal rise and
state who is his choice candidate for the presidency
The secretary then proceeded call the roll Of men,
bere when each and every member OF the convention
upon the calling OF their severay arose in their
places and answered. General Lewis Cass their choice
On motion of Mr.. Mead, Of Hillsdae, the following
iions. viz: H. s. Mead, s. M. Johnson, J. G. Thur
Der, ID. c. Walker, Gen. Fitzgerald.
General Wiiherell, OF Wayne, offered the following
resolution:
Rssoipsd That this convention will appoint thirty dele.
gates the Baltimore Convention that be selected
from each congressional district, they are now by law
constituted, and f,co al large
Mr.. Wood, OF Jackson, moved TO amend, so that the
delegates from each congressional district recommend
the OF persons for delegates to be confirmed
by the convention; which prevailed
Mr. Hanscom, OF Oakland, then moved to lay the reso.
luton the table but the motion did not prevail The
question recurring upon the resolution as amended, the
same adopted tr- 81 #@4l FE rst@.s
Oa motion OF Mr. ADAM of Lenawee, the convention
proceeded elect two delegates at large TO the
Baltimore Convention when Hon. Robert McClelland
and Alfred Williams were duly elected as such dele
gates.
On motion Of Mr. Eldridge. OF Lapeer, the several
congressional districts requested TO report the
OF suitable persons for electors.
On motion OF MIR. Stacy, OF Lenawee, the convention
took a for one hour.
When the convention reassembled order being restored
the several congressional districts reported names as fol-
low for delegates and electors
Delegates.
First district: Elon Farnswouh, J. n. Harmon, A. w.
Buel, James Kngsy, Benjamin Follet, John L. Butter
field, James G. Wood.
For eleclor; Daniel j Campau
Second district Henry s. Mead, Michael A. Patterson,
Abel Whitney, Jefferson G. Thurber, Henry c. Gilbert,
George Redheld, John Barry.
For elector: Salmon Sharp
man n Lyon William n. Macomber, Frederick Hall, l.
w. Willard ii. A. Goodyear.
For elecor: Abraham Edwards.
Fourth district: G.. G.. Hascall Charles Z. Bush, John
s. Falkenburgh, Sheldon Mcknight, Charles w. Chapel,
Horace c. Tburber, Noah n Hart
For eecior: John Stockton.
Which several reports were concuued in by the con-
yentioH.
On motion Of Mr. Moore, Of St Joseph, Hon. John s.
Barry was nominated candidate for eecor al large;
and,
On motion OF Mr. Peck, OF Livingston, MN McCauy,
OF Livingston was nominated the candidate for the
other elector at large.
On motion OF Mr.. Johnson, OF Newaygo,
Rsored That the concurrence of orty Of ths dele
gates shall be necessary in casting vote 70
which this State shall be entitled in the Baltimore Convcn-
tion.
Mr. Gilbert, of Branch offered the following resolu.
ton:
Resopsd That The delegate. this day sppon,ed be EN-
po,r mt in