New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-24
The Great union WING Convention

NOMINATION OF MIR. WEBSTER. t-
The Convention of the Union Wings of Georgia con-
yened to nominate third ticket ter the Presidency and
Vice Presidency assembled at the capital Of
the State the 18th inst One hundred and fortysiH
delegates were present representing fort counties.
The Convention at 10 o'clock in the morning. and
was temporarily organized by Mr. Geo stapeton being
Alexander Secretaries The Convention then proceeded
the election Irregular officers and the following named
gentlemen We're chosen VIZ
VICE Pa ssrpENrsGen B. H. Rutherford, of Bibb, and
Col H. II. Cumming, Of ltiehmond
SEcasrARIEs-James T. Nisbet of Bibb, md James NJ.
| Mobly, of Harris.
county be entitled to twice as many votes as they We're
The following resolutions adopted, and then the
Convention took recess to 8 O'Clock, P, NJ.
ReSolred. That Committee OF Three from each Con-
eresson District be appointed by the President report
matter properfo the action Of this Convention.
Resolra That said Committee be authorized to hold
conference with such Committee as may be appointed by
Convention portion of our political friends, to meet
in this place tomorrow to ascertain if there be amy
whereby the harmony of the party may be secured
| in the ensuing Presidential election.
Resoue That the Secretaries be directed to comuni
cate the above Resolutions, together with the names
the Committee appointed by TINS GonVehton to the Con
| vention to assemble tomorrow
The Convention having reassemDed at the appointed
hour the following gentlemen were reported as forming
the Committee of Twenyour under Mr. Trippes reso!n
tion and the Convention by special vote added the nam
| of the President Of the body -
| Blackshear.
| Second-T c. Sullivan William G. Parkns Richar
Sims
| Third--R T. Trippe L. r Bethel, Geo Osborne.
Fourth--M. Ferrell, w. D. lucket, :. q. Elan.
Fifth--E. H. Richardson IL G. Cole Il f. Morgan.
| Sixth-Wnl. L. Mitchell. s. Bell, v Anderson.
| Seyepth-August,ls Reese. X. NJ Orne II Ward.
| Eighth-T Ii Poshiu, II H. Cumming, W. W. Andei
son.
The Convention then adjourned to the next Afternoon
sHcosp DAy-Che Convention called to order at
p. NJ, and Mr. Trppe, chairman of the Committee {
Twenty four reported that there no way throug
which a union with the Scott Convention could be effect
ed aud recommended the nomination OF canaldates 10
President Vice President other than those now betor
the people. The committee also reported the pattorI
adopted by the Wing National Convention in their rece
session baltimore the platform OF the Third Cand
date Party of Georgia. and submitted an electoral tcke
for the party. as follows:
First Decentralization W Sharp, Of Thomas.
| Second Distrct--Wm NJ. Brown, of Marion.
Third Observation-Disclosures Poe. of Bibb
Fourth Disrict-Blunt c. Ferrell OF Troupe
Fifth Dstrict-Warren Aiken. of Cass.
Sixth District--Y. L. G.. Harris. of Clark
Seventh District-John J. Floyd, of Newton.
Eighth Distrct-Philp S. Lenla, of Jefferson.
electors nominated support in the event of the tickle
being elected Daniel Webster or President and Charlie
j. jenkins for Vice President
| The whole report unanimously adopted
The following Executive Committee OF the party wa
then appointed and after the Convention adourne
sine de
Jas n Nisbet, Bibb W. s. Norman. Monroe Gen.
H. Rutherford. Bib r. NJ 0rme, Baldwin Thomas II
Pothill Jefferson; stephen Either, Marion f. G. Su
van, Sumter; P. w. Alexander Chatham; Chas. Turner
Pike; W S. Jones, Richmond A. Cloud, Chatham.