New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-16

Th- Delegates b. ia. Convention were appointed 70
consult the good uf re county and V4i 'h consult
eoi He thought not. Personal feelings aud pre- udices
SID section a. yisss were tIium Jns ni turre
Tee love q country VA the l.st consideration ihat
vas IL ulht T. If iae good Of the country tad oe-n
the Oh ect Dan!- Webster would have been lac MONT
nee by EccI.n.LCr lie c1nfeudoi hat inssn1cn ~
~ D-le stss betrayed he interest," CON nltied = inrn,
their sciicu was no, binding and the sa'h1ry deega-
ted 20 them back 10 the peOp@ Is Dot true tnAi
the Webster men fAls- 20 Whlz party 10 trying
10 give Mr WEBSTER the power be has 80 molly -a~n@1
tie CALI up bic hearers 70 coma for~s-d initeaS,
eneTge-by. and o. justice 70 their own feelings ana
itey would DO iustice % TIRE Whis party "n-n ms
Webster movement e once m de- oy residue, deternin.
I'd minds this rpot you vii md sound vii % f1Fia
which Viil raise tn whole county
TIE Committee reported the following for oihcer' O.
Fgr P,es'dni-HEYRY LYMAN. Of WstertoEu.
JNt- PrtsiGeais-TnJ mas Thatcher, James Oaton,
Chss A Wells, Wm. :. B'nmanu, LII BngaAm, ot
B,st n Luther Griffin, Of Richmond Dudley Han ot
Mtd'or5 Cosre, T0rrfy n B 'stnn; Jesse Chi;ksr'
erips, Of we', Roxoury 3 Poore. Of Vest NeF
sury SAMUEL l. Gutter, Il Csm5Hise, PIny Cu'er' oil
Boston
Baker :. ~ Hobbs
TIE list wa adopted.
Mr. lyman, on HI. tskir the chair excused himself
from making any lengthy Remarks on account u oeng
called on un-x yfcietly lie could say thss hs heart
Yves as warm IN the Cause aug otasr. Tee clouds
were dark but there many stars shining orgnI,
ard # we should not see the whoie heavens 10 sze,
VS. will furuard ana 90 our Qusy 70 pul SJuGs4g
hrst and our glorious Webster next
A Committees of Three was then appointed an1 re-
tired 10 report an address and IesoiuiionA ,,,-,.
Commiuee 30 nominate Webster Electoral Ilcset
vss appointed, conibtnR OF Meisrs. J"hh T.
Samuel c. Gutter, Chss A. Whise, Samuel A''ieh' l.
Y Ward, Vose.
TIE following gentlemen were appointed q State
Webster Executive jmmiltee OF Nsssacnus.us Cn''.
A. White Arthur Pickering, : D. Hedge, J. Fullerton,
Chss A. Wells. -
MIR Wipslos here remarked that the address would
be readiness IN three % ljur minutes " ll' ~a1As
for Mr Wiusl,E addressed the Convention sad s-Ve
an account Of the Webster meeting in Ne"0Ify 5ort
las eveniuc: there were 300 or persons present.
and among ,he audience many Of the n ~ res2ec
table citizens # the town: Mr. w procs dso 10 I've
the causes OF Br Webuer's defeat At Btt'mure. Ice
INST was perlonal hostility III second, sn'r N TOR
Office the third secsions Ism and Odrth, Free SONS n
These points lie saia, could Do m4d5 Clear sn' proved
He ssktdlt our duty 10 succu no 20 tlase iJuI ac
tiOus While the SGT tlTenis q Washington appr'Voi
hs (Winsowe e. conduct In the Webster mo emenL %
had no fear for bis reputation.
After M W concluded. tha Address was reported
and read u the meeting Is OF great length reviews
MIR We ,ters public services, SPEAKS OF his deSoaln
20 The Union aud Constitution - poses cs""rninG ihni
ts1 distL elton With Pres deultl honors ani oecIA' -
as true Wits and friends OF the mon, wa are hJt
prepared 10 zee the Why party 60 down II the COO
fu,on snd int fcicncT wBch must ensue from t1e con
tuusnce Of actce that removes rs great states men
from their true position its leaders ard counse9rs
and guides Toe Address concludes as follows
We call upon the friends Of the Union everywhere
throughout the country themselves from the sth
% which s them, and - act with ne vgor tN' ne
comes them We cal, upon independent hgs everyVhefs
ofganza Ion which Will hand down tlr National
Government TO sectional fragment OF their great party, IN
hands that they approve We call upon ths psps
everywhere The work Of politician Of party
VIII gould persuade them that they have ,te irtell
gence to confer -ir highest honor uDoa ner best states
and that military reputation tue best avenue 10 tns
Government OF Ills brrat republic; Even now u theY as
their riftfn control over the destls OF her com
ry Is not too late 10 place the head o. It's Affairs an Ad
nnaton worthy % It's better day. AID sbs 70 oeTpetn
a united people Constitution which has made mo
blessing, OF liberty .nd union and inseparabls"
The reading OF the al istened % With good
Alteration, and II was unanimously adopted.
The Convention then dionrned til ~ O'Clock tE'S
evening when the list Of Electors will be presented
E1ENfNC SESSION.
The Convention redssembed az lie o'clock, aud
about sl5 the Hall quite full-probaby 2,JJ psr'
sons present
The Committee reported the following Electoral
Ticket:
A. NeUton of PiIt.feld. Ist Ds.ric-lsash Clifford, of
PfovincelOwD I'D. Lemue May OF Atlsooro; llli.
Frederick v Llrcoln, OF Carton lNth. Wm Hayden,
OF Boston Vtb. Geo T. Curtis, Of Boston Vim. MARI
Haley OF Lynn llth. Albert N. Nelson, OF Wobu'a;
With H. Y 3 Pearsou Of Harvard; IXth. --;
Xth Homer Foote, Of Springfield Nth. Luther Grit
IN, of Richmond -,
]. l.. Dimmock, IN announcing the Candidates, said
Mr. Jenkins of Ga was As great man ne Mr. WEB
.ter only he was not "a well known In Ma"achu'eNs
The teyeTal Names they called, we're received
with faint applause although the Chairman SAID they
were all well known TO the people OF Massachusetts
The lloWins persons were announced as tue Exec
utlve COMMUNE: Rev. Hubbard Winslo~, Tolu.an
Wiley H. Lyman, Charles a. White. J. A. Hedge, ,hn
L. Dimrnock, Charles A Wells, Arthur Pickering,
Chas Torrey, Thomas Watcher
sjoriiy Of them were residents OF Boston.
This closed n busiDess
speeches were ,hen made ~ Rev. 81. II Smith, Rev
H. Wlnsow a young lawyer named WILSON, sad
others. .-.,--
which Adjourned shortly before 10 o'clock with nine
cheers for " ebser