New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30

on n IA Se,sS,ts. resented their credentials
Thsn on motion of G. W. Couch, the Cnalr ap-
poin,ed Committee of three on credeTt,aas 81 Ma.
Inc of G.. W Couch Of Augusta, A. W. "V0N u A'
ry and Josiah Bacon of Kirkland ,.
This stage of the proceedings, the CONVENTION
was addressed by james S. Lynch of Usca; 1sorge
s.. George OF New-Hsrford, james McQaaae .,
T,;ca Alexander Rae, claiming Sc 1t as suns, tute
f,cro Vienna Henry Newlsnd OF Utica, and others
h, ali efforts 10 induce the disordery and fsetions 20
withdraw ard suffer the Convention to proceed quesY
with ts business failed of success.
On motion Of Kellogg ,uosaI sOOo;O,sS 5y tSa
Chair on Permanent Organization: VIZ; U. u. Mel,
logg. E. S. Dunbar, David Perry, T. l. Marson' and
E. Baker.
In putting the vote on these ana other motions,
many persons not claiming to be members OF the
Contention. by noise and shouting, attempted TO
drown the voice of delegates but the Chair declared
the result according to his best judgment of the vote
of the Convention. .I -.
Chairman Mr. Couch, presented the following report,
which was adopted:
REPORT on CREpEsTIALs.-The Committee on
Credentials co report that in the opinion OF sara Con
mittee the following gentlemen should DC admitted Us
delegates to this Convention
40 Walker Adams, II. 9. Coleman Jededsh EdSertoa
Arn,rLIe Stanton Han. Hiram w Thorn o. o. hs,ioss'
for J;, Fss@ s ss'ii Ansa ci ?
i.n Gro W smith (subssitute for rhos M.nehettei
den E. Dunbar Ambrose Curtiss Alden Rsthbone Der
fed Calvin Hall, Cornelius Seherms,n9rn Ogts a.osog
FSyG John + Pierce Joseph c. Hsmlin, Oliver Mtchsl
kkGnd JGsi.h Bacon Seth n MHhs H. Da, Hail Mac. F.
T. Msnon. A W Wood Andrew jones' Mlr'Aia " D.
LThsm John You1s James n ASeins9ai SsS
for Wm M Freneh) PGri'. p s. Savage ~ D. M M'
Robprt P VI 1i.m. qo-e Bloomfield J Besch, D Gig
void D. Weller; SanseyfH, A B. Cadyi Jesse MUS ..
" wori. T,sStoS h Pchsrd VIM Ralph FREDERICK
Ed~ sd.; tea Fir. Wsd JAIME. MeQnads; seeo9S srS
Thcs j. Frsnc,s: Fifth Ward Henry NewlNd sixth Wsd,
NcLo"A whi,s "og Pie5,on Cs,e Ess, a a,sy
Thompson B.rnes; icrna Charles Wood joseph Has'sd
" ". Ws.Rburn; Wc,,en James MeEashrOn Jonathan
Badeev Alfred Rogers; Uhinsora, Samuel Campbell " a.
C oAsHPin James Owen O. W w S WS0b Committee.
The Committee on Permanent Organization through
Mr. Kellogg their Chairman, presented the annexed
REPoRT.-Tbe Committee on Permanent OrganIza-
PIe,iIest-JoHN FRENCH Of New Hartford.
Sorc,drie-CHARLEsP WILLIAMS OF boonNnie' auu 'Vh'
FAKE Of Nesmoreland
The report was signed by o G.. Kellogg, David
Perry, T.. ;. Dunbar, f. I. Marson and T. BAKER
and was adopted. go -,
On motion of G.. ". Smith of Boopville, the Chair
appointed a Committee of five tn report resolutions
Enr tie consideration Of the Convention, as follows:
G. W. Smith Calvin Hall, l.. L. Marshall, l. L.
Then on motion Of W C. Champln the Chair was
empowered to appoint wing county Corresponding
Cor mittee for the ensuing year.
G. w Smith OF Boonve, seconded by IL. New
land of Utica. moved the nomination by acclama.lon
of Hon. Orsamus b. MattesOn for Congress. Ana
the motion declared carried amid cheers and ap-
plause
On motion. also, the following persons were nomi-
rated for the respective offices opposite their names
For Comfy Tyeasurer-wOoDMAN KIMBALL Of Rome.
For SYperiateldeat Of the Po0rVINCBNf TAFT Of AIMS
r., u,tee at Se,,ions-MoRRIs WILCOX Of whitestowu.
For COroner-RICHARD II. FRANCIS OF Uues
The Char then in accordance with previous mo-
ton appointed the following ,
CorSTi CoRREsPospSG C9NMIrrtE -4sa, WSA en Az
TOcaeriLs Chses Williams; B'aige%Ge,. n n Percsi
Ga"e." Ia Pqns'I Il Ps Ss 1 en- l Gree Ses Aw
Mod. MarsEaH II D. Laphsm Neto Hartford Jonn FIeneh
SSn%,sed B A. Besdsley Stsu5sa William Lewis. Trenton,
GrAhih Pehsrd C.ca, Ward John Van Nessj Ellis
Henry Ne wiand 6 Thoma. wiekensi ternoH Pierson
Cases peyOHa A He's 'SaHa Arnon Tute; ns'ters) j.
McEschroD, Westmo-dGad Henry Loonsi Whf'toca VIM.
The Committee on Resolutions through their chair
man Mr.. smith, then reported the following series,
which adopted
Re.Ord That entirely approve and adopt the resolutions
adopd by The recent Wig state Convention, as follows:
have done cordial and mmoysbe attachment 20 the
FeeeIs Gpl9n sne to ne eon.uon 81 hayH been framed
promote the general welfare and the blessings Of liberty
sempt from any ,uste 70 divide the one Or violate the Other
either om the beneseent purposes oT which they
Ee.oired That he passage BY the trainers Of the Constitution
snd the fathers Of the heubc Of the ordnance Of 1877 clearly
established ss cardinal principle with Them that Slavery
should be forever Prohibited in the Territories Of the United
Bssosed That the action of Congress stimulated
approved By the PRECEDENT whereby the compact commonly
territory tnown Kansas and Nebrisks sSeued Slavery
hes already received the unqualified condemnation Of the
the fact that single Wing member Of either House Of
Congress from this other free yielded any of
support counensnce or favor 10 that most unjust and I'M
righteous proceeding
Bs.oeea That pervading momentous in ts
tuNn ane
tiny of whole country the Establishment introduction
larger Old thirteen States can with proprety be re-
feud 20 tribunal less exacns and commanding than that
il. division under the false and deceptive cry Of popular
sovereignty from this tribunal composed OF the
said Territory palpabe derecon from duty under pre-
em'y se but those who anxious be de-
Rosd That sssr.t the principles involved the Nebras-
"a bill in their application either to territory nov belonging
fork will struggle with equal resolution and confidence that
American people, and IN this struggle invite eoopers.
lion on terms OF equality and fraternity Of all sincere and
hesed That by the act procuring the repeal Of the Mis-
oun Compromise hold that forever discharged from
such contained in the Constitution Of the United
and moot especially that are forever released from all obi
tors admit Into Union any State whose cOntusOn
,o!ssd Thai we cordially spprOys Of the firm and manly
tense Of the rgbts Of the Free States and the maintenance Of
the principles and policy Of the Wing party; and that
sisted with fixed fidelity the breach Of public faith involved in
the repeal Of he Missouri Compromise
Resosed That the indications Of purpose on the part
Of the champions of slavery made manifest through their
recognized representatives. and eoubtnAneed by the organs
the Federal Admin alton the African Slave Trade
sufficient 10 excite apprehension aud aar In the mind Of
patriot and every friend Of humanity; aud that the
hig OF Hew-fotk tase this timely opportunity declare
they will resist every hazard and 70 the last extremity every
effort TO drag down thu free republc BY suh step from
pT0Gd position which IL holds tho civilized and Chris
Of the frs to prohibit that nhuman
tTs file and brand IL as piracy
EOted That Congratulate the people Of this State on
the final triumph long and dssrouy delayed by political
hostility Of the Whig policy which the speedy coupls