New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

The proceedings Of the Convention we're then con
mS5eed by Prsyer by the Rev John Bain
The following resolutions reported by the Blsn3s'
] toHInii;ee, and were passed unanimously
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q osr avs 70 as NOS n9;osss o.. i- AZ; ~ ca
Rasie Tlaswhe ts7s noticed nAstsd drsrsHs, Il
TIE wlieh the mpsraBe- has received as
m h5e. ~ Tie Tienrent FS,si R.s',s. waa se9 '' a.
Of rsE nett ,-hes irc the higher ste which P,et - as
@ ; than S 1s s E s rs + q ss 80 Ss s1 as s s
eaiSsIeJ b .sisIy trusted viii the sisy iasss phea s;s en-
Birse Thai rom the Political parties sueh hsys
ses:ss hole and tan. God nos 70 ear L ~ s iFas :,
not ,nIt 70 cary heE dad eo5s 1P'1 our oies-Le 'as
Rss5,s That bile 1t Is not purTos osssnizs psrrna.
enf political party 90. urasr tho pses-lt ecasnce rei
to oPen friends sr
At the son Of law sw ae suaofdnAte to DO 50 viii
iraPrEEi.y III. ri. c,,,.a,,,r
s1e tetween the political parties Of th sie of saeh vial In
. sesS n in Ses.Hss ef o1 iss tbs. We ssari is
question one Of ice hmaItJ aad eyen and VIZ sever
tsass tse oS Io .lSsobpsy ned ' any Issue P
Mr. Cromwell NhiPrle Chairman Of the Committee on
Nominations made the following report
10 ne Cgr5eair % erb<f sr'cse On Iit ef D., int.
The unde "a s whose call this Convention has ssea5ed
s,rds this Eeslins ouEued meeting OF The body BY
Wlom On the 1910 Of November certain duty Wa asaed ths
TL.. q ssiI.. c.sd .2Sp them 80 fis ard
IeIo ne.s 81 s.s,S s t, o . & b % s5,s5 ~ y ~, "a ts,
Por Of their e. whom 40 ale number
eve. this Convenisn exclusively comrosedhs ~n OF =
5Tst G % Gs sd S = fs kvs z sshy d m Rs
cket ~hieh this eas Of the community may reasonably b.
recfrd q and
From the toSveSles isSH ilrOrsh own chosen officers it
Ie, to 1SIet oaI oR sr. ssc sy TsAsousby srpss
th.ir arilot v AZ an early houI e ,nd hsios, Of ts
hei. duty their ht here to attempt
tnersgBed epAnouy eouend the Convention ticket
~ ySereSsor....'w W HOPPING Of Providence
f., oS T!ER KvpyyI fISHEs of ststir
For SsersfaJEcf Sioh....s. $ MALLORY. Of snithieA
And & ihty DO iheJ venture to ada soaddty sias that
iAs reunsiors wi be satisfactory 70 the eoasia oftls Sh
s9n e free eon.e5snes smens they are to the
sAh sSSS%ohy SsSSSSEfphhyy TTho&As " ". VOID HSS'S'0N'
Edward w Lawton declined to accept the nomina,ion
for General Treasurer and nominated Benz amin s. Mum
ford of Newport, for the Office.
The nomination then ratified by tho Convention
and the entire ticket received with much enthusiasm.
In the afternoon the following resolutions were received
the conclusion Of the report Of the Business Committee
Rer'd That in presenting to the people Of Rhode Iaad the
WI HoPPIN; q Providence, for Goyc-nor
X. Lieut(
JOHN POWER KNOWLES, OF Providence ios Atoruey-Gen-
SAMUEL MALLORY Of slth6ed for Secretary OF State
BLsJAsiN u , Ao Of Sswpor or General r'es'ser
isto men whose sypalhs and sfeoss s-e assSsS
with the Interests sp institutions Of the Sse who viii not
tartIawsy hone interests for foreign peril the stability Of
cherished Institutions CRAFTY her lost for power are
TtesTre nSui bei1s rgaiea snd nss'rars By beinspe
this holy csre ticket cur se,ve osssaas and hsy
support call upon good and true men Of h ate Of
ali psres and seets, to rally round aud ain il.
S Rr. Iea, We eve he breeze the white bnrnoTo
ole TO which PLEDGED issue, Temperance uen
the purity Of motives and God for the justice success Of
c
port the resolutions above referred to were taken up aud
discussed at some length by Messrs c. Webster the Rev
Mr. Thompson and others The resolutions were unani-
mOusly adopted.
The following resolution was presented by Clement
Webster Esq:
Bd the slsrmng which the practice ofbebsry
Patriot every morality oay nos smph.tc and
open e.nsneaon but he mos sve aid effective oPPOson
only The enforcement Of laws agenst this errup
,puIior The peope-but the sdopon
of such ether stringent shall ectaay aal
fcTtVer tenisn II nom our Commonwealth
The resolution adopted without dissent
The Convention then appointed Committee 10 drat an
address to The people OF the State and adjourned de-
This was indeed glorious Convention glorious in nun
bers glorious in unanmy of feelings and a rious in OBJ
jet. There were probably from five to six hundred per
present, all OF whom seemed acuaed by one spr
and each of the speakers expressed but one sentiment
The independent movement, l have before written
you is thing with the Temperance men Earlv In
the spring the independent action of the Temperance men
Of Rhode Island, party talked Of and up 10 ths
present time the movement has been gathering strength
and power until the Temperance star has culInj
mated in blaze of light, in the Convention Tho
ticket is good one. and embraces men. who
have previously acted with other of the great
political parties II is fairly in the fcld aud Il re
mains to be seen how far subsequent Conventions meet
ANTHONY PYEP