New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-07

Kentucky, L. suitable for the Vice Presidency.
DIT Coates moved that these resolutions hpostponed
snal d sis5 the question Of platoon. should come up
inc course which Mr. Levin expressed sts wishes, ~
understood, OF one portion Of the Convention In favor
Of pew American party, with platform sccepASeio
the South Such party with Daniel Webster at ~
head, and Geo. Z. Washington Of VreiniA allnea de-
scendsnt Of the Father Of hs Country would rally not
only hundreds but thousands Of Union men 70 s taod-
ard. 1t would become powerful and slsrioEpsrsy In
q day.
Of Daniel Webster, and said he had no popaisrisy In
that state except among the kid glove srstocraey Of
safest The WING party was dead and buried. n
never could elect President, and never did ees one.
The Native Americans elected both Harrison and
Taylor m 49, 1885,
and finally referred to Committee of seven, appointed
on motion of Mr. FolweIl, 10 report business ior inc
Convention The Committee are Or asynei, So.'1s'
of NewJersey; w. w. Bishop, OF Illinois; JAMIE l..
viale Of Massachusetts; c. w. Carroll OF maryland;
w. H. west of Ohio; G. L. Aborn, OF Virginia
Mr.. Crabb of Pennsylvania, offered an address shd
resolutions, Of which opposition 70 the fusvo
These were referred 10 the Committee to prepare
business The Convention adjourned I'LL O'Clock To-
morrow morning.
SECOND DAY.
TRENroS Tuesday July 6, 1s5s.
DR.. Coates, from the Committee on Bust
ness reported the original platform Of 1915 with few
striking out the word /" Native from the name. He
ssid the Committee equally divided % 10 the aers
tons-one member being sbsent--bus shey had cOucu.
ded to report them.
Dr. c. also reported a series Of resolutions offered
bv w. d. Baker, az platform which Included the nom
nation of DANIEL WEBSTER and GEeRoR G. WASH
ISGroN for President and Vice President and In which
the word Native" was also stricken from the nsms
The Committee was also equally divided ~ 30 thess
resolutions They discussed all Che norning.-
Messrs. Baker Rynear, Gumper, smtn, and Leyin q,
Of Pennsylvania we're In favor VI striking cut tie WORD
Messrs Mallard Of N j., Morgan, Of Penn, Conlsou,
of duo Packer, OF n. J Qxisp. Of nass, aao VI =.
Davis, Of Illinois opposed i. Ar: Coates was on inc
whole In favor of the striking ouf.
The question was taken ca the first resolution OF
the platform of s5, with the wcrd Native omitted ana
il wss adop,ed--ieas, 81 Nays, 10 Adjourned. 40.
The Convention adopted part OF tue plaufm tns
morning One resolution changes the nsrss from Ma
tive American To American party,
Adjourned till afternoon.
Atte7OOn Session
Our report of Tuesdy Afternoons proceedings
came too LATE to get In this edition The following Is tho
substance of the Evening session ]
Rev c. w Denson, editor of the Webster paper, then
advocated the resolution recommending Mr. Webster
for Predetermined so much as Native American buf
as Union man. He ssid no one had any right 20 say
| Mr. Webster would decte. lie believed that IL any
considerable number Of the people would nominate dim
| he would respond TO the nomination
| Loud calls Tor the previous question.
Dr. Coates In very excited manner and dc.
| cared that the Convention was Dissolved
The calls for the previous questions were removed
Dr. Coates walked up % the Chair said he had been
| disfranchi,ed, and begged leave TO rehre
Objections were made and amid much excitement
| he withdrew.
Mr. Stall, of NJ moved to strike out the word re-
commend" and insert the word nominate.
Mr. Davis of Illinois, nominated hmber Cleaver Tor
| the Presidency a a far better than Webster
Mr. Oxten, of Msssschassft opposed Webster
| The resolution withdrawn to enable gentlemen
! TO nominate their candidates.
| Jesse Mann, of Mass, was nominated tor VicePres'
| dent
The Convention proceeded to ballot, and afe they
had taken about twelve votes the minority withdrew
from the hall
Mr. Webster received p votes for President, and Mr..
Wsshin pton IS for VicePresdent
Mr. Cleaver received for President and Mr.. W ash
| ineton for Vice-President
The nominations Of Webster and Washington wero
| unanimously sgreed TO.
A National Executive Committee Of eight was ap-
| pointed, and the Convention adjourned sine de,