New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

TIE pc cmert Gre ased aud au argrv s,src i,ion
ttsuea between MF Lowry, judge Giihs sad cihets,
companied With Kissing. stamping. aoolsudnr, etc
After the passage az a resolution. ~ references
60 a perns'-n organ zst,oa. the Convention sd'
icLec TO again three o'clock this afternoon
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention Isassen bled at o'clock roe
cODs,ds Tsucn Of the coGtss.ed seats vas conunued
ard CsrclUCed
The Cbairr,sr Of the Committee on Organir alton
repoittc pcn. VIM II ,Dkins OF Washington Coua.J,
tor Prt,icsut Of shf Convention and lsrge number
OF Vice Presidents and Seofetaries
TIE President upoh taking the Caair, made an 3D.
QusIt acdltSs
br Hust, from Philadelphia, presented series OF
resolutions tothe efectthat ms Cow proceed
u vote u,re roce for Presidential Candidate 10 De
pres eaed TO the 4toual Convention, ard that the
caIdica' wha shall receive mtl,rsy of the soses
OF this Cor ven.on snail be the choice OF PennsylVa-
Bia
The roll being called. the result was as follows;
lanes Mechanically Samuel HouS,On- .---2
Lewis Cass-.3l Robert Walker .---s
Ii wa: then moved that the Convent m unanimous
ly concur ID the nomination OF James Sncnanan Ins
Ayes ard Mas beng cal ed the vote stood Ayesie2'
Nays 80 This vote created considerable sons on.
A resolution offered, authorizing the Pfes,'ehs
Of the Convention 10 a2PolAt ConmuNe OF U'e
from each Congressional District to report 10 sac
Convention subject to It's appreciation, the names o,
Delee ate. to represent the State IN the Na'chai
ConyeItICn, ard that no one he nominated VINO 10
not kIo wn to be the firm friend OF MI BnchantH,
and having no other preference. An amendment
was tfeTec by Mr. Scott. Of Huntington. so as 10
read" Thatth Delegates from the several Con-
sressiobal Districts be requested to report 70 Ials
Convention the names of one person from eacn ~
trict as Delegate to the Baltimore Convention 70
nominate candidates for President snd Vice-rIesl,
dent" A very animated anc exciting eeoa,e ehsueo
on this question, which is stlil pending. inc Coh.
vention adjourned, to meet again TINS evening" ~
O'Clock.
EVENING SESSION.
The Convention reassembied AZ half pas.1 O'CLOCK.
and the discussion the resolution ana amend
meBts in reference 10 the appointment OF Delegates
to Baltimore was continued. Warm speeches were
made on both sices, ard the amendments were all
voted down by Cecsiye majonties The original
resolution was passed by 81 20 A. the Chair deciin-
Ing 10 vote. .
Mr. Scott, of HUNTINGDON, on behalf OF himself
and others presented paper signed by "a oates,
protesting in the most emphatic and decided terms
against the action OF the majority and expressing
in the selection OF delegates TO the National Con-
vehtion. THE paper is quite lengthy end the tone
exceedingly strong]
Dir, Hirst moved to refer 1t to Committee OF hve
members.
The motion was violently opposed by the Cas-
delegates who denounced |, as an attempt TO ssihe
the protest
vailed and the President announced NM HirH
Chairman of the Committee, consisting OF "a mem
bers.
Committee of Five, Mr.. Hugas, Chairman, was
appointed 10 prepare resolutions to De suomi1tea 10
the action OF the Convention.
Adjourned to meet at l0f O'Clock Tomorrow
The Convention will in all probability terminate
it's labors by tomorrow afternoon The Cas- men,
in and out of the Convention, loudly condemn tho
course OF the Buchanan men, who appear, however,
TO take matters very quietly.
Connecticut Whig State Convention.
Nkw HAVEN, Thursday, March 4, 1854
The Wing State Convention met this morning, Of
10 o'clock, at Brewsteis Hall. The attendance OF
delegates 10 very large, the hail being crowded.
HILL <,f No fohV
appointed President
Mr.. Foster. the candidate for Governor last year,
declined a nomination through the delegates from
Norwich.
An informal ballot for Governor was taken at half
past twelve, with the folio wing result.
No. Of votes. .2S9 La Fayette 5 Fostsr---3l
Necessary for chsice- -l45lGreen Kendrick--
Thomas Williams ll3 Scattering ..-..:-4
Upon subsequent ballot, Hon. GREEN KEN
DRlCK was dominated as the regular Wing can
didate for Governor.
the offce Of Lieut. Governor, when ROGER IL.
MILLS received 1877 out Of 236 votes, and was de-
Clared duly nominated.
Delegate to the Wing National Convention
fsom One ida RecOmmea da zion OF Scott for
the Presidency.
ROME, Thursday, March 4, 1854.
The Whig District Convention assembled at the
American Hotel in this village at noon to day. !n-
hus CanCee presided. Psllner v. Kellogg ives ap,
pointed Delegate 10 the National Convention, ana
Hon. George BIaytOn substitute. ,,.-c
"a b~se ..pfx No.
series of resolutions. They pledge the wings OF
Oneics TO the old wh's principles recosmzs many
prou,uent Wings who would fill the Presidential
CHAR with honor TO themselves and adyan'sgeto
the ration and FIRST among them, WINFIELD
sooTr. They euiogze Scott. ceciars his past HE
rIoeer substitute for paper professions, ana express
a lone OF victory wi!h him as leader James u.
Jones is named in consectIon With the Vice Presl'
cercy.
The Delegate is instructed to ect IN the Convoa-
ton as shall seem for the best interests OF the party
and Of the entire Republic.
Municipal lection In Chicago.
CHICAGO, Thursday, March 4, 1852.
Walter s Ounce was to.Csy reelected Mayor
The Aldermen chosen are all Opposition. Gurnee
was tie Independent candidate, and had the sup
pert of all the leading ctizeas OF both parties
Methodist Church Convention.
SECOND DISPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA Thursday, March 4, 1859
Mr. WHITE SAID II was important that some sich
.xpTtsslop should be made Of the attachment OF inc
Cow @, Ion 10 the great distinctive feature OF tho
ChuIch-lbe itnerancy. There was great uheas.
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