New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-15

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trsr nealg tn sJiri ofthe preceding re.oiafioEs
These resolves adopted after beng fully debated
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Delegates reported the following lists and the persons
named therein we're duly sgOini'd:
IT, D.-,nct-Ashuun Beebs. heIes; Ben a. irordedlo
I.s,e Moore, srshior; SEN Wed Brighton A"~A H-F'
ia Di.r-csl7ia Huu Fireman clake Z B Elwoel, Wa
y ssie, J.a fosE Alterna.es-F stan J. Oe.s H. "a
lila Ds,rs-D Cafpebtsl Sweden; Albert II King cLiR
n. Jseson, Bss; Jeise Dewey, Ogden; David He'eaa
The country delegations appoint 'her own alter
mates.
Court House Aug. - the Hon. William Hay presiding
The following delegates chosen the StI.c Conven
ton to be held at Saratoga Spring, Aug. l6:
Dsffcf-ev emit Moore T. = Ballard, John ProtG
IS A.trfy DtiftWusn Hay BalyJ CLARK waldo u
| Pdt,1r Aenlbsr, Poad James B McKesa
| Strong resolutions adopted. One We extract:
d That Of the obcis Of the state Convention
the stated n
published call that " reoo q the Pr--rnt p'peei OF sA sna
th the year the hardness Of the
IT,. bev rur.ue manly Independent their
on se,t question body AID freely spOksn and We record
people ssrs,oeA County Wal and sustain thsr seton
! .ETFERsOS CoUSTY.--COnyention met al W atertown,
Aug L. and organized by calling the Hon. Daniel
Wardwe to the Chair and appointing ID. l.. Parneee,
! O. +. Wyman and l.. Ingalls, Secretaries Alter the
MEETING was organized, Committee OF two ron
each Assembly District was appointed 10 draft re'o-
lutons and prepare business for the meeting, and during
the absence Of the Committee the meeting addressed
| by JOSEF Sheldon, Esq.
After the address the resolutions presented by the Com
mtee were discussed and adopted. somewhat stormy
debate was bad upon resolution recommending 70 the
Saratoga Convention the organization OF Peoples party
with view of nominating State Ticket, to be supported
this Fail exclusive Of all political parties The SUI ec
discussed at length. aud the resolution finally laid on
| the table.
The meeting appointed five delegates from each Assem-
blv District to attend the Saratoga Convention follows:
let Diet IS 4; TAFT stephen BOOM Daniel WArdweh Hart
ITO Dit-Jo.eph Fsyel E G. Derby, David Granger W
lid Dst-Be'sh Allen D J. Schuyler Dexter Haven, Joseph
| Ostorn. r. T. Lee.
Resolutions commencing the course Of the Hon. Caleb
| Lyon, in Congress were also passed
CLINTON CO.-The Convention was held at Pittsburgh
Aug 20. II. w. n Ransom chosen President; Judge
H. Dickinson and j. W. Searne, NieePresdents and A.
! b. Kngslond and the Rev ID. DObe, Secretaries The
Convention opened with prayer by the Rev. y Cook
Ii moved and unanimously resolved after an earn
discussion That being opposed 10 Slavery and TO all its
past Entertainments, solemnly declare that we will
resist ali efforts for It's extension beyond its present
limits and especially its Introduction into kansas and
Nebraska, By every lawful means within our power
The Committee on Nomination of Delegates reported
the names of A. C. Moore, A. Is. KiDgsand, john Dun.
ming Ashley Arnold, and Thos. W. Armstrong; and on
motion they unanimously elected and declared the
delegates of this Convention
htd That instruct our delegates to Insist N the Conyen
upon the Of making nd united effort for the
peal Slave law which regard ali
Justice and on al the inaienAble rights Of man.
The sentiment of the Convention harmonious and
strong on this point. The delegates empowered to
procure substitutes Of the political standing with
themselves, in they found it mpracticabe for them
to attend.