New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03
Pennsylvania Democratic state Convention
Interesting Proceedings.

tiled this morning 20 10 O'Clock IN the Hall of the luse
OfReprereB;aiiyes
Mr. James OF Warren, moved that the Presids,, NJ
the Convection be eutnorized to appoint State Gen.
tIsl Convention.
hr Burnside moved to amend by aiding and ,ha,
ooumuee
The amendment was agreed to. and the motion, as
amended, wss theu adopted
Mr.. HIrst moved TIC appointment Of a committee 70
consut Of one from eaA county IN the STATE 10 be call "a
the state General Committee and 10 set In coniun toa
with the State Central Committee
The motion debated az some length and meeting
considerable oIposirOn, and finally waifrawn.
Ihe thanks Of the Convention were then motion
Of Mr.. Lowery, rendered to the President mr. Hirst
for the ability and mparslty with which the duties OF
the Chair had been discharged
MT. Frailey, Of Sehuylkill. subnitfed resolution
directing that hereafter the Chairman Of the Site Cen
ual Committee shal be the temporary Chairman of the
Annual State ConvenJn and shall until the per
m6nent organization of such Convention.
The Convention then fixed upon Harrisburg as the
place for holding the next State Convention
Mr.. Reeder from the committee appointed TO draft
resoutons reported lengthy series. The committee
were IN session nearly four hour three OF which we're
pent in discussing the question Of ndorsing the acton
end policy ofthe Canal Board and II finally resolved
10 omit Che subject altogether.
The resolutions reported iDdorse the Baltimore plat
form, expressing high qualification at the cheering pros
pect before The nation strongly commend the admins
uatOn Of Gov. Bieler, and among variety oil osher
measures recommend increase Of the salaries OF the
collation. Of the Relief Issues.
The resolutions having been read, were unanimously
adopted.
Mr Burnside Of Centre offered resolution approx
ing the Of Hon Richard Brodhead, U. ;. 5ena
from Pennsylvania, ana compimenting his ability
the discharge Of bis duties.
Mr. Lynch OF Allegheny, moved 10 amend the reso-
luton include also all the Democratic members
OF Congress from Pennsylvania.
The resolution and amendment gave rise 70 lengthy
end animated debate in the course Of which the whole
tet fF Mr. traz Cd and
many Of his acts strongly censured.
Mr. Reeder, in speech of considerable length do
nounced the OF Mr. Brodhead, and strongly con-
dernned the act Of bringing his name before the COnven
ton for Endorsement
M Drum then called the previous question, which
wa sustained.
The question was first taken the amendment of
Mr. Lynch, approving the course of the Democratic
members Of Congress from Pennsylvania IL was lost
The question then recurring on the resolution OF Mr..
Burnside expressive Of the fullest confidence in Hon
Richard Brodhesd, twas adOpted-Yeas IL the remain
der declining 10 vote.
Mr.. Cessna offered a resolution apportioning the
Representation in the Convention among the several
counties according 20 the Democratic vote.
Mr.. Hggus moved 10 postpone action upon the sub
ject until the meeting Of the State Convention, and
hiatt the matter be reported upon to that Convention by
the State Central Committee
Mr.. Monagsn moved to postpone the subject indei-
Ditely.
The question taken but quorum voted.
Mr.. James, Of Warren, then moved that the Conven-
ton adjourn sine die.
The motion was put and agreed 10.
The Convention thereupon adjourned sine die.
Non-ArrivaI of the Cambria mt Halifax.
HALIFAX, Wednesday, March 30 30P.M
There is no appearance of the steamer Cam
biia up this hour She il In her twelfth day out
Mrs. Pierce-The Inauguration-Mnii Fall
ures.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, March @ 1853.
Mrs. General Pierce is stopping at the Eutaw
House. where she will remain until after the inaug.
ursiion.
An immense concourse of Baltimorcans, with
several Military Companies are preparing to attend the
Inauguration.
The Southern mails for this place, with all
the Washington mails again went through 10 Philadel
phia last night but returned this morning. The
New oIk mail has failed to arrive this morning.
Congressional Nomination.
HARTFORD "Wednesday, March, 2, 1853.
The Democratic Convention for the n0mlna-
ton Of candidate for Congress in the First Congress
sonol District met in this city this morning and nomi
mated General James I. Pratt of Rocky Hill
Washington Items.
WASHINGTON, "Wednesday, March 2, 1853.
The Postmaster. General is giving magnifi-
cent party this evening His rooms are thronged with
The Continental Guards arrived here from
New.York tonight to participate in the Inauguration
Ceremonies.
New.York Firemcn en- route for Washington.
PHnADELrHIA "Wednesday, March p 1883.
The Manhattan Fire Company left here this
morning for Baltimore. and the Washington COntnen-
tails from York, have just arrived accompanied by
Adknss Band. They start al two o'clock Tor Baltimore
in order ~ be present at the inauguration at Wash
ington.
Paine the Spiritual Banker.
CHICAGO Tuesday March /, 1853.
Mr. Paine the " SDritualn Banker has been
liberated His Bank opened yesterday aud the no!es
are being redeemed today.
Departure of the America.
BosroS Wednesday, March . 1853.
The ROYAL Mail steamship America sailed at
noon today with ~ passengers for Liverpool and Tor
Halifax Col T. b. Lawrence, bearer OF dispatches TO
London among the passengers she takes 70 OOO IN
soveregns for Halifax but there s no specie registered
for Europe.
Inspection Laws In Maryland, &c.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, March ?, 1853.
The Baltimore Board of Trade to-day passed
sresolution requesting the Legislature to abolish all In
| spechon Lave.
The Philadelphia train tonight brought on
| nearly ? 600 passengers, all bound TO Washington.
The Southern train failed TO connect with the
| one for Philadelphia tonight.
General Pearce has arrived here and gone
| % the Euiaw House.
Municipal Elections. &c.
ROCHESTER "Wednesday. March ,, 1883.
Our Charter Election was held to-day. VIII
liains Dem9 was elected Mayor by over 900 majority
10 Democratic Aldermen, and 10 Democratic Supervi
sors were also elected The County, generally, Is Dem
| ocraiic 10 80,
Ely Cook Dem) was elected Mayor OF this
civ by about 900 majority. Democratic Justice was
| elected but the Council remains Wing.
| UrIcA Wednesday March :, 1883
Charles II. Doolittle (Dem) has been chosen
Mayor OF Utica by 20 majority.
| In Oneida County rs Democratic and Wing Super.
yisors have been elected Two towns 10 hear from.
CHICAGO, "Wednesday Mareh2, 1883