The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-09

jackson Secretaries Raynopd, waynei Dc James
6. Bangs. Waynr; W. 8. Elliott. Derrien
On motion business Committee oil thirteen we're ap
II: Clad Calhoun Samuel zug. Wayne; J. D.
Baldwin washsnaw Il DcnisoH kalamazoo A. st..
Clair Buel Washcna~ A. Baker Wayne foter.
Wa4hteraw Webster. Oakland, Calkins Branch Cope
Land Calhoun Bradley. Wayne Jewctt, Ionia
The foos ing goptl. men. appointed Committee
for taking consideration, aud to report feasible
sn for establishing au organ OF tho fec democracy Of
the State
a Baker. Theodore Foster, A. A. Cop land q. w.
Patison A st Clair.
The following gentleman, were appointed Committee
OF tusnco
NJ. Doibear,S b. Noble Rufus Thaycr.
Tho meeting was then addressed In eloquent msu
by MIR Miller Of Toledo Ohio and Mr. Bibb of Canada
Wes'. The Convention then adjourned TO meet on the
public square at two clock i NJ.
o'clock -CoDvenion met according TO adjournment
vhsn the following rsclu'ions reported by Mr.
Clarke, Chairman OF the Business Committee, and were
uDnaI ncufly adopted.
I,soyd That tue declaration OF principles adopted by
the rtt burg CONVENTION meets entire aud hearty
concurrence ard therefore commend tho
q Michigan as an admirable comp ndum Of political
truth and cincnily worthy Of the support which free
men should ever give to free principles
X, solved, That tho nominations OF hale and Julien
ratified b. this convention with one unanimous and
epntnasic voice. that they are the men and just the
men 60 ent US In the contest going ward Of
right againt wrong, hope against despair, freedom
bon j. X. GipDISos was then introduced to the con-
ventou and Ter hour ond half listened TO with
br ahcss attention clearly showing that there are no
points u issue botwes TIE political parties OF
country that they but the wing OF the great
slavery ty that the South dictated the platforms upon
which they stend, and that freedom has nothing to
poet from ci,her.
MIR. Laws was then called upon and addressed the
convention only rs samuel Lewis do and enchaned
that vast audience for two hours Not a mao would
leave the ground Had bunker leaders been present
to the tears courng down the cheeks OF those hardy
of toll and 10 hear their hearty responses
eloquent sentiments uttered by the speaker surely they
would despair Of again getting their To Uphold
the gigantic hand of American slavery.
The mcctin. then adjourned TO the court house.
On motor OF Mr. CLARK. the foo9iog gentlemen were
appointed committee to whom the whole business o.
estab hirg organ Of the party this state should
rcierrcG:-S. A. Baker. 5. F. Mead, and Samuel Tug
The Business Committee, through their chairman
ported the following resolutions, which unanimously
ADOPTED
'Resolycd That in the Judgment of this Convention
thctc is no question OF state policy to be presented the
1t Legislature which compares in Importance with the
duty TO deliver the people from the vice suffering and
curse which flows fcom the unrestricted sale Of intox
eating liquors and that We believe law similar to that
enacted by tho State Of Maine absolutely necessary
ACCOM- plish the Gcliyerance seoko
Resolved That the free democracy OF this State b<
wednesday the Goth day Of September at two oclocl
T. NJ to nominate candidates to be supported ut The
ensuing election for Presidential electors and State off
ccrs and to tGko such be necessary
State f"'' '''
| Resolved. That committee Of Ave DO appointed a
State Central Committee, whoec duties II shall be &
further the organization In counties and towns aud e
foiioEfDg genflcmco appointed that committee
IL II Clark Erestus Hussey, Calhoun; b. Thaycr, S
| A. Baker, Wayne; L. w. Chlds, Washtenaw
Tho following resolution offered by T. Deuiscn ano
| after considerable resolution adopted -
Resolved. That rejoice in the frequent escape O
slaves from bondage and thst deem 1t duty Inc
bent upon the slave TO escape when he safely it
end ever TO aid and comfort them their way
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