New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
- -. ,esolation, with the pending amendment
Ia an the table for the present.

,.solution, with the pending amendment
Ia an the table for the present.
=. gordep, Of Indiana, offered the following re-
,suiOn r..,.,,,,. n On. from each Stat. b.
FsnS ~ report persons to constitute the Democra-
Ll;epers Com nhee'
IT, resolution was adopted.
y. Cbsrlck trusted that the States would not
lid until the afternoon session.
~, J,niey, Of Iowa, after saying that it would
N appoint the Co amttee until after the
c~m;ttee on Credentials shall have male their
-, moved the postponement of the further
'Tr.;derstion Of the subject until tomorrow, and
~. vas agreed to.
NJ, Philips, of Alabama, offered the following
resolution: s vvv,.. ~,
Fse s,, "a the Compromise Acts, though received
ialessure by large portions OF the people OF the
800 ~, and S.u,h western States have been acqui.
$50 ~ by 'he people OF those sta'es IN tne determna
sjde BIZ them rather than 70 hazard the peace
pos tonv Of the Union. And where ~, also the act
ka :, re same session amendatiOn OF the act
1,Ss respecting fugyes from justice and persons es-
from the service of their masters, constitutes an
nsrt of that series Of measures which has been
mhrFfft
so =, The Slavery agitation Therefore
n,nJr,d That the Act herein referred TO and known
-. Puy,iye Slave law, Is clothed with the highest
md hst good faith, as well as legal obligations,
sD...S i,s fall an faithful execution.
p-jrd That the National Democratic party Is based
90 copsi,y and perpetuity of the States aud the
P.nv ~ the Union IL will, therefore, sternly re-
r. n measures which tend to impair the one or destroy
the other.
Mr.. Bright requested the Secretary to report
,hs Resolutions from the center Of the rsom,
Sseming them second in Importance to the Union
fselG
The President announced that they had new
Secretary, Mr.. w. ID. Wsllack. This gentleman
,,sd il such loud tone as to receive the plau-
dts Of large portion of the Conventional
Mr.. Phillips, with view of avoiding serious
elections, expressed the hope that the Conven-
Ion would agree TO have them printed and made
The special order for tomorrow at II o'clock. Cries
nj" Agreed. agreed" and "Oh no."
delegate suggested that this subject should be
disposed Of before the Convention was called upon
% select their candidate for the Presidency.
The Convention then ordered the resolution to
lie on the table and be printed and then referred to
make them the especial
EVENING SESSION.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday June 2, 1S52-P. n.
During the recess Encouragement OF the
sests was effected, with a view of better accom-
moaatsg the delegates.
The President called the Convention to order at
s o'clock. 1t was, however, a long time before
there comparative quiet.
Mr.. McRae arose and complained that members
Of the delegation from North Carolina had been
unable to ocure tickets Of admission to the hall,
and not only THE but they had been insulted vlo-
I.nce bad been offered to their persons.
Mr.. Gallsher was understood to ask whether
Mr.. White had insulted the gentleman.
Mr.. McRae replied that he made no charges
against Mr.. White. [Cries of where is Mr.
White?" "Mr. White! Mr.. White! "
Mr.. McRae further stated that his name was
and that he was denied admission. Tie
desired that the Convention take some action in
The premises. [Cnes in every part OF the Hall
Question! question:
The President assured the gentleman that so
ar as the Chair was concerned, the difficulty
hould be remeded.
MIR. Halett, on behalf of the Committee charged
with making arrangements ia the Hall, explained
The action of the Committee with the desire to af-
ford the necessary accommodations they were IN
session until twelve o'clock last night they caused
tickets to be issued to the delegates to be distri-
buted by the respective Chairmen of the delega
lions.
Mr.. White delivered the tickets, for which he
took receipts, and it was incumbent on the door
keeper not to admit any but those who have tick
,ts COS seats were provided. In conclusion, ne
moved that members of Congress and members OF
The Mary land Legislature, now in attendance, be
admitted to seats. The question was taken, and
decided in the negative.
The Convention then proceeded to appoint the
Committee as provided by the resolutions adopted
This m, rning, to whom shall be referred all resolu
ions in relation 10 the creed the platform OF the
Democratic party.
The following gentlemen constituted the Com
mittee, consisting Of one from each State:
Committee on Observation-Disclosures, A. w. Bradley;
Vermont, ID. H. Sinalley Rhode Island, Philip Allen,
,r; N,w.Y,Ik, II. c. Murphy Pennsylvanis, Andrew
II Reeder Maryland. n. Mccullough Nortn Carolina,
ID w. NcRea Alabama, I. fhunisi LOulslaha, nun
P Soule Texas, II Scurry Ohio, G. w. M4nypenny
T,ppe-see, A q. Brown; Illinois, James B. Hogei MI
ehgan C. L. Stuart; Wisconsin, 20 appointments; New
Hampshire, Cha, G. Atherton Massachusetts, b. +.
Haiett; Connecticut, Wm. b. Lawrence; No@Jersey,
%. G. Cole; DelswaIe, WIN. 5. Osborn; Virginia, 5
T. Leske Georgia, oeciined appointing; Mississippi
John D. Freeman + orida, Jesse Cole Arkansas A.
B, Burrow; Krutucky, Geo A. Stevenson Indiana, K
Owens; Missouri, WIN. r. Farn.y; Iowa. r. b.
Bradley; California, L. ID Hammond
Nj. Drew offered the following resolution:
RESOLVED That In our opinion the public domain be-
longs the people Of the United States, and that Con-
es has power dispose OF it tor The benefit OF the
people We therefore believe that it would conduce 10
the common welfare of the people aud of the govern
ren' to give limit, portions 10 every actual settler to
De hshensbly enjoyed.
This was referred to the Committee on Resolu-
hons without debate, in accordance with the reso-
luton authorizing the appointment ola Committee
On the Democratic creed or platform.
Mr. Nabers, to test the sense of the Convention,
offered the following resolution:
ks'oired That ths Convention will not go Into nom
suon or President and VicePresdent until the plat
'Ofn Oh The party IL laid down Applause