The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-13

mafylhno--AlDert Conbtable
Ohio-D. I. Disney
VirgiDia-Wm. L. RitJhio.
Com ccticut--O. = seymour
Dolaware--Geo II eadriddlo.
New Jersey-Isaao Wildrick
VermOnt-Thos Bartlett, jr
llpois--Wm a Richnrdson
Wisoonsin--B c. Eastman
North Carolna-Robort Strange.
Michigan Chas. l., Stuart.
lndiana--G Hathaway
New Uampsbi rc-Chas IL P,ass
kentucky-k II Stanton.
Missour:-W. l. Hall
Arkansas--R. W. Johnson
Maine Charles Andrews.
Alabama-W. Il. w. Cobb
Rhode lsiard-B Il Thurstca
Pennsyivania--Ioh Ohm w. Fnrpey
l'loidn-N l.. Bemis
II also appeared that thoro worl tFo gasancies
by death OF the members from Taxas and Iowa.
aud thai no members or substitutes appeared for
Georgia and Mississippi California had no neua-
her, not having been 4 state ia 1878 For tness
Statos the CON miGtec reported
Texas-N i. Howard.
lowa-G. w. Jones.
Getrgia--Jcseph w jackson
Missisaippi-J - Freeman
California Il. G, Marshall
On motion Of Mr SEYMOUR, OF Conn eoti,ut is
was voted that the action OF tno subcommittee DO
ratified by this meeting, and that tho substitutes
by said committee reported, DO conoidercd Nom
bels Of the Democratic National Committee, aad
that the vacancies be filed IN conformity to ther
report
Ai,ertsking an informal vote rs to tho time add
place OF hoidiug the National Convention, tho
committee adjourned
NoTE.-Ihe appointment OF Mr. Freeman. Of
Mississippi was made to supply tho vacancy from
that state, which was supposed to exist so far a.
the committee were advised After the final ad-
journment, the Chairman received netifoa ton Of
the appointment In writing, in pursuance Of his
power ofsubstituton, by Mr.. duncan, the momber
for Mississippi fthc Hon John J. McI;hae. OF
tta IT1ttn tutn 20 t.k,,k-
appointment had not rea she'd Washington season.
abo for Mr.. Mcl;hae to take his seat with ths
committee. Mr. Duncan was at New Orleans when
he received the circular that hal been directed to
his residence at Granada
The committee met at 10 O'Clock On Thursday
morning-llon. Il. +. Hallett Of Massachusetts.
being present and taking the chair. VIM f. Ritohie
ESQ, Of Virginia first socretac of the com mttse:
also appeared, Hon. j. 5. Barbour, having been
previously appointed to act for him in his absence.
The lis. was called, and IL appeared that ali the
Stntes were rcp,c scented in the committee except
South Carolina. The chairman announced the re-
cept that nornipg, OF letter from Gen. James
~ Com a pdcr, the meInber 9th committee foe
south Carolina, regrcttng that no should be
able 70 attend the meeting Of the National Com
pittec and authorizing the chairman to vote for
the g ;ond Monday in June rs the time, aud Balti-
u ore az the place. for the assembling of the
ycut0n, WIKI the horc thet the dc libcTations OF thu
committee might be harm onous
This completed the represent alton from all ths
States
Mr. Croswcll, Of New York. havin, been obliged
TO leave tho city for his home, Hon David l.. Soy
monr was authorized to cast his vote.
Hon Mr.. Johnson was also empowered by Mr.
Howard, Of Texas, who was absent on accoun. Of
aiekre6s. 10 vote for him.
Mr. Hall, Of Missouri, offered the following re-
solution -
Resolved, That this committee recommend Bal
timorc os the place, and the -- day of -
rs the time, for holding the National Democratic
Convention.
The question being taken on filing the blanks,
all the States bu. Texas, Louisiana, New Jersey.
named Tuesday, the first day Of June; and. be-
fore the vote was declared, it was made uaani-
nous.
Mr.. HATHAWAY, Of Indiana, moved to strike out
Baltimore and insert Cincinnati. which was net
agreed to.
The re solution was then unanimously adopted.
The Chairman submitted to tho committee the
form of notice to the democratic party Of the
commendation OF the National Go nmittee for hold
ing national convention; which was adopted.
and il was ordered that the same be signed By the
chairman and secretaries, and published in the de-
nocratic newspapers Of the Union.
Mr.. Freeman, of Mississippi, offered The follow
ing. which was adopted -
Resolved, That the entire proceedings Of this
committee be signed by the chairman and secreta-
RES and published in the democratic presses in the
Union
The committee hen adjourned
y. T. HArhErr, Chairnaa
WM = Rirouir S,e-at,rie,
u. II. STANTON, )
DrsoCRATrc NATIONAL CONTENTIOUS i5j.
fn 1HE tsMutFAr.C rANJf THROUGHOUT TffE uNfOv,
WAsHiyGroN, Jan. I, 1852.
concentration Of opinion from all tho States, as
far MS Practicable, unon some time and place for
holding tie mex, National Democratic Convention,
y indispensable to tho union and organization OF
the party FOR the Presidential canvass oflS52.
With the view the Democratic National Com
mittce consisting Of one ifon each State appointed
ty the Democratic National Convention Of 1915,
"to promote the democratic cause and with power
to Eli vacancies, assembled in this city in pursu-
ance oil well considered cal for that purpose, ak
which meeting, on the 18th and 3Dsh Of December,
isJ, and The lat Of January, ISL, tho thirty. one
states Of the tnion were represented And upon
conference with democratic members of Congress.
ardc insulting the action of state conventions, as
lar as they have expressed any wish on the subject
The committee, with entire unanimity, have ar
rivod ~ conclusion, which they respectfully sub.
NIT for your ratification.
The democratic National Committee accordingly
recommended that q convention Of the democratic
party throughout the unioa, By delegates duly ap-
pointed by the dc nocrats Of the several States, to
be held In the city OF Baltimore on Tuesday, tha
first day oiJunc, 1852, q. u NJ, toG inmate 0an-
didatcs for President and Vice President Of the
United States, TO be supported b. the democratic
party at the election on tuesday. he second Day 81
November, lsj2
The National Convention on 5i5 adopted the fol-
lowing Recommendation IS 70 the number Of dele
gates to be chosen IN each state -
sEesolgsd, Iha. II be re recommended tast hers.
after each state be entitled to as many delegates
in the future Demtcratis National Convention AZ
il has in the electoral college, and no more"
by order Of the Democratic National Committed.
B. I. HALLETT, ChGiEaaa.
Y TJ i s4 n'sSg,E' Secretaries.