New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-12
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, AUGUST H. 1852.
Land Reform, which would uproot white as wen AZ
black slavery, fully represented.

W.
The Committee was finally restricted to one from
ga b State and the following members appointed
MAN. Austin Wiley; Ne~.H.mPshire, George G
FCrr; Nsssschusetts Charlie. +. Adams; Connecticut
Io.enh p Havley; Rhode Island, ID. B Harris; Yer
mont NJ " Davis: Ne~YOrk, Grit Smlfa; New
Jersey. Alley, nder Plat Delaware, Pussy; Mary
lard Dr. sno6, rass; 0hlo Joshua Giddings; alchi
ssp. Horace IA, ock; Wisconsin, NJ Booth; lllioos
Davtd NJ Hou,h lows, James Whitman; kentucky
r Cripps Penp,, lvsnla, DR.. 2. J. LemOyne.
The Convention the adjourned to three o'clock this
afternoon.
Afternoon Session.
The Convention req ssembled ats o'clock.
The COMMITTEES on Organization reoortsd, recommend
n q for President Henry Wilson Of Aoa ;hussets Pies
Maine, stephen Patrtck New Hampshire,
james Poverty; Msssschusets, William Jackson
Connecticut Josiah Brewer Delaware, joseph NJ
Pussy; Pennsy lvauia F. Julius Leuoyne; Wisconsin.
Warren Chase; Illinois James II. Collins Virgins, :.
NJ Bell; Rhode Island. Alfred Burdck Vermont,
Titus Hutchb,on New.York, A. B. Brown; Naw.Ier.
,ey Alexander Black Maryland, David Gamble; Ohio.
Thomas Freeman Michigan, w. Elliott Iowa, Asa
Turner Inoians RawsoI Vail Kentucky a w.
BllDn.
Secreta- s-Massachusetts, Jas, W Stone Vermont.
?. Welsh Pennsy vsria, jonn Sheldon; Wisconsin,
S NJ. Booth New York, L. p. Noble; Illinois, D. L.
Houlh.
On the motion Of Mr.. Tappan. Frederick Douglass
nominated as All additional Secretary By acclams'
ton.
Cen Whom on taking the chair, addressed the Con-
venrion expressing his scknowled gnent and promis
Ing to discharge the duties with noartiAity. We have
assembled 10 represent the reemen of the nion and
although offering on minor matters united In sym
patty WITH people Of every race, aud pledged 10 re-
heve the National Government from the responsibility
Of Slavery he hoped to see the day when every man
could stand and cay am a brother and freeman.
Fred Douglass took his seat Secretary, anid loud
applause
voting each delegation TO Cas-, It's electoral vote by It's
chairman.
Judge Sosldipq moved that all resolutions be referred
10 the Standing Committee on resolutions Adopted.
Mr. Thomas, Of Pa, offered preamble aud resOlu-
lions declaripg that the Convention will nominate
man for President Vice President who uses ntoxt
saiiDg dTu he and who IL not friend OF temperance
reformation
Mr. Willis Of Penn, moved reconsidera don of the
resolution giving Delegations the power to cast the
ole Electoral vote Of the Sats-ss the one Dele ate
from Virginia, under that resolution, would have 10
votes making hin sec md Gen. Commander.
A large Delegation from Michigan having Just ar
rived here entered the Hall
The sesoutiCn alter sn hours debate, was recon-
sdered
Mr. Tsppan offered an amendment that the ma
oriy Of Dele gallons shall not govern minorties but
each Delegate vote for himself
The whole subject finally referred TO Commit
tee consisting of Mr.. Tappan, " Y; Vaughan, OF OHIO,
and Bopkins, Of Mass
The Convention, at o'clock adjourned TO o'clock
10 morrow morning.
The members before leaving the Hail. called on Fred
Douglass 10 address them, but he begged 20 be ex
cused AZ he bad Already made long speech this alter
noon and did not think il advisable to further tax bis
organs OF speech on this occasion.
The Platform Committee were out all The afternoon,
but are not yet prepared TO report
Alarse number of additional Delegates are expected
this evening The city Is crowded
Mass Meetings have been held all the afternoon a,
Ma,onic Hal end In front of the Theatre.
A Mass Meeting OF Ladies Is called at Masonic Hal
tonight and monster meeting al the rear ofthe Amor
can House.