The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-17

NJ AsnNUK If you take The vote VII
yotcrs Go IL. Massachusetts, followed by long
pr k1,nrs-I desire 10 say when the question
vas IA sd about temporary organization, thought 1t
va wrong Although there was some error aoout
e hour assembly owing 10 the disr nee In the t,ue
of watches 1 do not believe that among the wings
there wa anyb dy eapab If attempting uick-and
Mr. Chairman. when saw you placed there Knowing /
thar h no orc honorable in this Union sorry
to protest entered by gentleman from Florida-
reCrrt when the committee have uDaninDusly
made nc M there l. as,eming oppo stion- Ihops
net a real on,-to it am in combination confe
csrscy; have been concerned in no secret cauc,is
to present proposition here. hope IN tne
feeling Of cancellation and fervor which chlfac-
t.ugcs sa receive the reports anu accept ani
Aspond 10 uhe nomination. and then adjourn unn TO-
MORROW morning when with new sahiight We may
proceed to the business before us - -
Nh Van TNuur wished say that Ohio did not intend
10 make any contest -
yo,oI-Ihere are better wings than those of Ohio
klr. believe
Mr. BoTTs-f here be any opposition 10 the organiza
lion Of this convention, then don't know 81 it, There
much weight the remarks OF The gentlemen from
Chio lNr Shtrman), whom | don't know per ouafy.
Virginia rtpress ntod here by ogtyhre delegates yet
satisfied that njlcmau OF that delegation de-
sr.s tina, Virginia shall more than the ditean votes
10 which the state is enliled in the Electoral College
therefore that the res If the House of &epresen
tstses far practicable he adopted for the govern
Mr. SnssMAN said he would withdraw his motion to lay
the report the table, that resolution shoald b.
ADOPTED
The CHAIR decided that The resolution could not be
rsceiyed until the report was oisposod ot
NJ. CLAYTON asked who l. To vote on the adoption Of
that report and how is the vote 10 he taken!
yocrs--'yote by states,n Adopt it by acclaim
nation
Mr. CAsEuL--I move this convention now proceed to
vote that subject in the il did on the
stc.ce If temporary chairman.
This followed by applause and cries Of Agreed
amid much coniulon
Mr. SPEAR OF North Carolina. hoped the convention
would vote by States He represented in part one Of
the Southern States North CAROLYN had many dele
gates here; but forty when she
There was now great confusion and loud talking all
The then put the question whether the vote on
tbe ado, ton OF the report sh u be by states aud
9Th, re ponees beng ry equal said could cot de-
cioe liz then requested the ayes TO stand and they
counted by The Secretary.
The CpAlR announced chat there $50 in the
affirmative
Laughter and long continuod applause followed.
Thsre being majority in favor Of voting by States the
Secretary commenced TO call when
Mes-rs, si,gRMAN. WAY. ana Others, withdrew all OBJ
jcctoDs 10 taxing the directly by the convention
me report which was shen unanimously adopted Cloud
The G"sm requested ths Don John n Clayton aud
~ the chair, which duty pei formed.
sPsFCH
The Hon j. q CHAIRMAN. upon taking the chair,
greeted With loud applause and clAers lie addressed the
convention n follows
GrSrLEMrN OF THr VINO national CoSYENrrov-I
tender sou my most profound Acknowledgements fo. the
honor which ynu have conferred upon me. in calling me
to preside Tie deliberations of this most dign,ied
nrfu.t and patriotic assembly. Gentlemen, we meet
hsre ahigswe meet here brothers( applause I'VE
s.et here with one cemnon object with but Que pur
pos, TO achieve; and could bat wish gentlemen. you
had conferred other member Of this assembly the
duties and possibilities OF siding the delbera-
tions Of this body feel gentlemen that thoe duties
would have been ably anil efficiently die
rhsrged by the Distinguished gentleman who has
Len The temporary chsirman-a gentleman whom
i have for many years, recognized being
amol Tho most distinguished patriots OF this nation
Arsntlcnan whom am proud 10 call my personal friend
and ny political brother Applause Gentlemen,
fetI That | have hut little parliamentary experience
and that bring the discharge of the duties OF tho
sitior but few Of the qualifications which presiding off,
Ger Of sreh IN assembage should possess However,
geuem. n have the d. position to discharge my duty
q % AZ
interests OF this broad natonwh single to protect
the honor interests aud happiness Of this peopeviny
under constitution OF which proudly boast iopted by
those who pered their lives AMI shed their biooito
bring this position 10 the chair, and mean 70 dis
charge my duty without fear fayor. Gentlemen.
meet here as brothers know no sectional feeling l
knew no South or North East or West GpplaUse)
know but The country, its interests and happiness
identified with the greet wing party of the country.
pcnds the honor and happiness Of the people at home
independence and elevated character abroad and
North Fast South and West LeI kindness, harmony,
and peace characterize proceedings they SHOULD
the country do pray, ard | invoke you, as
the conservative psrty Of the country, to meet aud
unite in deliberations. entertaining the same
feeres do-those elings Of harmony and kindness
which think have heretofore characterized tho action
of tie whie par " inv oke you gentlemen to look TO
M great interests involved in the election and connected
with the candidate whom you may present Tor Inc SUI
rag OF the Wig parry o. ihe chp onr ss you
whgs aid brothers having bat common purpose
sulRtryc Gentlemrn diter TO men out We
d. differ principles Our purpose i 10 carry out
the principles q the wing partythoso principles which
when administered under wing rule. have SO materially
contributed to place tnis country N the proud position
which il holds among the nations Of the earth. We
have personal preferences to suherve !, myself,
know men in the discharge OF duty. l
lock sngy and solely TO the welfare OF the eoun-
try. ana the prosperity and happiness Of the
people who live under the happy form of govern
which has been ordained for us by men
~lo II least wise aud patriotic as We are.
SIR with the Union the constitution aud with the
of he part
tbe Of the nominee whom my present TO the
party TIN Dug hout III Union (Applauscj If we agree
should. and together in spicit of harmony
determine 10 sustain those principles have no doubt
but that our candidate will he elected almost by
aecian alton. (Arpause II we have any sectional
fe, hpgs. Let US bufy them, and, like PATRIOTS look
10 The Interests Of the entire country from the ~
Gulf Of Mexico and from the Atlantic to
the Pacific. Gentlemen again beg leave TO tender my
Acknowledgements for the distinguished honor which you
have conferred upon me, and ask you 10 maintain
spuit and orbearance that deliberations
may lead 10 successful termination and undertake to
say that the country will prosper hereafter under wing
The vice Presidents then took their seats upon the
platform.
The PnIsmrST suggested that there was a minister OF
The gospel present and that he be invited TO ask the
bk,ting Of God upon the Convention.
The Rev THOMAS STOCKTON then delivered
ppriate prayer in which he afectionaey alluded to the
Hon Henry Clay.
A MrMsFn said the Committee on Credentials had an
duty 10 perform aud would not be able 10 CON-
pite their lsbors before twelve o'clock tomorrow TO
which hour half past the Convention adjourned
Result Of the Days Labor.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE NEW YORK HERALD.
CURIOUS MOVE or A SCOTT NEW YoRRER-A TRIUMPH
FOR THE FILLMORE AND WEBSTER MEN-scoTT
STOCK FALLING, ETC.
BALTIMORE. June 16-9 ?, NJ
Stewards tactics for once failed to-day.
The committee nominating permanent officers of
the convention this afternoon decided upon the Chair
man by the following vote
john g Chapman Fillmore delegate Of Maryland ...7
John NJ Clayton. Scott delegate OF Delaware. ID
Mir. Chairman is thorough going incorporating |
Fillmore man.
Simeon Diapers extraordinary conduct in rudcly in
terrupipg Mr. Morgan. II Maryland. when engaged IN
calling the meeting order and pushing hDse upon
the notice OF the convention by nominating Mr. Evans
temporary Chairman has thus met with just rebuke
Of he Lnlu