The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-12
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THE WHIGS nv MOTION.
DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETINGS.
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Great Excitement Throughout the Country,
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osil rom the wing state committee
| Pursuant to resolution passed at a caucus Of the
whg mbers Of the Legislature. the undersigned request
the delegates to the hig National Convention to meet
the Astor House tn the city Of New York Friday
June H. at 10 O'Clock NJ a. appoint two delegates a
large to the National Whig Convention to be held IN
| Bel,imore, the 10th Of June
| John l. ScloocInlt q. G.. Davidson.
| Samuel stevens o. H. Matteson
| Lewis Benedict, Icui Pringlc
| Franklin Townsend Simeon Draper
| PANEL Lord .r,
| r,ore u,s co,s;,,,lc c,cit.mc,t .,a I, ,os o,;t,
! -. !, !. 49,
e'oeh thas Ne scot, men ""uia nave u al iheir owl
way; while the other hand, the Fillmore SCENE,
TO look forward with confidence to the action of the Nm
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hohai 'oh'ehuoh'
The meeting was called TO order by the arpointmen
of General Amos H. Changer a ononlaga a Chairman
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and > !. balter and idSard p.dI. a. sterslariea.
4n, ,oin, IN ,',' 49,, fs .a ~ sne inaa ~, ~,
ilct o'ihg 'ih'n tli NAn Ni' S.hiio" g zen
pie'.n'sa 'h'r HniAh ~ ~ t.h.h ui',f being
ss'.,"' s. ,'.. ,',sei NaI'f - srPAI'd Va the
| Sin"i uit''' "''iN '*rt tNAF anu bcne-
a,cS ulltmt't an @h ~ NhAtfM being called,
Mes,is Me-, , s's am Bern \, ~ t. 'r.a sle fitst
inhh sra ,,,, ,, 80 4, -, . ~ ~ .rsy 10y
, nm ~, y, - ~ ~ 80 ii'.h th' "ehtJ
, ni'., "a. le''n 49, tns esDhs' us SUD-
fa,u ~ ~, ai'ir,a. - r - 'r' '"'
~ a. " ~ - ..ia. y ,'yy .,yy ''''o ~ ~. II,
.ont.ta ats s,i t m at -, , w. 'uc
~ =. 100 w" " "o' w 'H'i ""ic's '"o o'n''''ahts
agreed ,o MAKE ~ 30 u,,
49,, IN, ~ , l'i ivl wa wa VI ,'o Sanie opinion
~, W' eio. =. wy Woi'u hoe agree TO
:, % INV @ u ~ , % ~, ~ ' ~ ; y, o,a''on nn'. % anu ~
u. We" N.' huo"a .ne " .nesc seas nere coud
NOV a.ea ,he ae,ion ol .s convention relative TO the
% VI .t AZ u. ne ior sake o,
III ana lhe convention proceea WIN the eiectioh
OF % lue'' ga.es at ARE .a,, Ana o.. o,. -
rma1 wos s rn,iv ayo nn,hcrs ~ ths con~otian
va ~ n;o hat the .ted sea oht ~ h
decided here If the parties against whom tho decision
should be made felt aggrieyed they could appeal lie
,nnyna thc nnnointmonI az a commit; too 10 VII, 81 ,
| lie ref,rred The contested seats W "A'''' 'i'
Mr. DuKE here protested any action in reference
| ia ibe Contested soots '' ~ " eS
|
| tho Eiphtb district wv -
| MIR 2ns,rl, said he was the dcleuatc
MIR Co, nnd Mr. BrnNrrr hotb cla;med tbo soo. c,r
| Orleans ' ''"' '''
Mir CAMPBELL protested against the motion bepo an.
terained It was designed TO pudpe the main question
MI CowIrssaid this remark woul,l auount In an in au
if deliberately made.
MIR C,MppyII disclamea INV intont,op of ofr,r;,, n;
suit and moved that mi the contestants be alowi 70
vote
The amendment was Iost-tweniv v ora votp, o,o;nst
it, and only four for it, 'eN'''''
The question then came up on the motion of Mr.
Cow,rs when "
Mr. GR,NNrLr. said though he was the only Webster
delegate in the convention hc was willing tn eave III,
case to the decision Of this body "
The resolution then passed and the Chairman named
the following committees on contested seats
Third Diarict-Messrs Kellogg Comst ook and Clark
E;gbh U;s,y,c,-Messrs Williams n,hcncL .na M,
Con'n. mis- " ''''"A''' D"'oo'N al" ao'
Ninh Diarict-Mcssrs Knox Tbomnsop ord noo,itt,o
EIer,n0 Dist,ict-Messrs Cow,es Rnosa and F;sle ~
,Jy;r,, r,s, p;s,;et N,rssrs nndi Wonra,., rI
MI lSnhcnck declined and IN. convan,;on too rooas.
t;n . o..ocL ~ '0 e'
In the afternoon when the delegates rcossenbea IT.
appeared that the Fillmore delegates did not oler their
crsaentials ~
The several Scott delegates were then reported in favor
of nv The commitces nj a,lonted bv the convention
Mr. sLar,Ilow having been admitted for the Third
district
Hir II. ,oo,, r,o,o,ro, .. -. =. 49,:
.a, ana noSdP ~ h against E nus rignt 70 take ms
minutes f ~ ~ 'o
Mr. Wn ,,,,,s ,rovoa ,o Inv nm a., Am,
The motion to Inv on the iani a" yas Ioog oot h a.,
1hto * ~ - ~ ~ "'" i''' " " 'ic 'o'e-
After some ru,tber d;scus.;,p tbo oro,,;o, .,.,
to inter- " protest on thu nl .ne &c Convention emu On refused
NJ K, ,on, ban3 bn3 ma,oa 81 ,hat ia' "a
to nompaie two delegates ''i' 'N''o" p'oo'eo
cs,au ~ I =, = o., "sainS, @ tue rshe OF ohardlow,
~ ~ - ' ny s,,i'n sai ,,. anu 1o.e 70 vote.
Mr. C,npnsr tb.n ry'd - en'e,'an m i .no notion
motion wos nnt nros,,d WV VIZ ' i'''' po' 'i'c
The motion 10 elect Sseco,os rvo, than a,o.o
1b n1.,,'. W .. ' d,isa'.s r,,, wa, 'lr' 'uop1ed .
A. D. Dickinson m as tellcrs.
ht II your pleasure Shall the two de-
" " pe p'iotteo ioE on 'hs same ticket (Cries
n. iisro,,irc wos thon nroooc,o, ,.;,,, ,
Dl,alel~ na W. We pocceoeo WIN ana when Mr.
hi,ah'is hahc was cal'a
II .ANiE.LL s'.d-l o,gect 70 and protest agan the
~ %re'o vi we fo'e oi ,ir bsakey, MI irinnell and
",,o T 1o' a ai' % oi he convention
:; ,t - 4oo''u WIN 'he o'iot lherc must be no
ih,,rftputp.
~ Ill, ~ = Ine proper Tune to object and
cn.,p,,.sI a,no, :, - ~, ~ @ im'ti.s' ~,
t,I ~ I,,.. '"''o' anu" any ihteiieehca froceed
Tbe % eyci,amor, h,,o ,ooa,,o ,...,. -
ard confusion pleyoiIrJ '''' s''"'' aii' opioAf
al, ~ NSfrih.l.i i wiz hot aoW any man TO put me
G;nN i"''S' "po" my HshV 10 protest. (oreat con-
Cu1If,t,x W{u ,bo r,oo,i,,. , =. u,, H.,
-, :, 'N'.N "i' VIC neeuhS come TO order! Have
az NJ ~ i.r l'' noeis = m,i.o.aSa r,.. .S -,
vo - yui wa ., not 'ahe the protest now, VIII
9o, ni"h a q, Wneh 1t WIZ be IN order to take 1T
,b ~. '' - e. Il, J.. -
y, ,'IAihMAN d'eln'd to answer any questions, say
'E ,i'4, y. VIII VIII SC , ior i'ture coildcraton
=, nd =, t ~ u'ne ~ "a Nv thought ht campoei was
sl,ccs decline 70 ~, ~ ~ ''' ooo' 'e c'fcui-
'haINbs-Ihen i appoint gentleman TO fill the