The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

that friend, not agreed division OF ths
the other sie successiu in conseq uence Of the
cyisoas that existed II this istrst,on Is TO sa
hos L. It TO BE- Done lsit 70 Be done by the
vb'g pArys (Cri-s Of "no nop) II - utterl, impos
sioe there 10 not whv he city os New York th It
does OF know ~: but ny combiuaton of al ~ho
single free Safe couo be carried aga thsm without
an exception (Appsuse) There IL dcuot about toat
drrstsud the fr,ends with ~hom have acted L times
past hes not teracions ~ their old orga
and they have not tees In the state Of Maine trust
our pro eeoings will be governed By wisdom aud spirit
Of Cancellation, and that sha show there IL
row sec,arian ejudics among that there is love
OF parties that will in conflict with love Of
county love of man, and cur fear Of Goa.
At the conclusion Of Mr. Hslss remarks, the commit
tee reported as follows, through their chairman, Hiram
For President John Jay. Of New York.
Vice Presidents -Iames Reodington of IT. La xrenoe
X IL Williams, OF Yates; s. - Porter Of Moaroe; Wm.
b burieish, Of Albany Jesse Ryder, OF westchs.
samuel II. Addineton, of Erie; Fitch, Of Casuga Ly
secret&riss-F @ Frost, OF Oneida; James X Cox, Of
Cayues
The report Of the committee adopted, and the off,
GERS took their seats when Mr. Jay returned his thanks
for the b which hsa ben conferred upon him" &c.
MI SNOW, Of Aaaason, moved that comniitee of
eight be appointed to report resolution, which vas
adopted ard the following gent emen sppontsd-
John P. Hale, Jesse Ryder Miller, L Gibbs, L
Noee, Jchn snow, J n BopkDs and NJ southwcsth.
Mr. NOBLE, Of ODopdsg., said that the only bushes
for which ths convention had been called WAS that O
making nominations. There would, he believed be
cissgIeem mt about resou ons snd he ai therefore
aug st that tn matter should be Eettled To- night and
that an s6journed meeting be held to morrow morning.
Mr. VAN vAHESBuRoH Of Broome, moved that com
mittee consisting OF one from each Judicial District, oe
appointed to make nominations and present them the
convention.
To this Mr. PETER Of Albany offered the following as
Resolved, That We make no nominations of csnd
Gates for cfts but that we will adopt osn, and
support our election, the canddaes who az be no.
n remit ~ to no AZ
We are for united action ina complete tr;r mph
MIR ApDsGroN Of Ers was in favor Of the app ointment
ss Iii at E .s'ss ne
and be d-rstood that there not great dos Of
harmony among the old parties IN relation 70 ,ir noi
nations They ought to look this question in the face,
for the time bad come whom they should the ssvs
power like honest and lovers Of freedom. should
they con mise, go till the nation ruinejs
He believed tbis year would settle destiny of the
nation Had moi the shg party been s'itchei Oh into
slavery and has not the GENE cratic party sisY Where
hs would ASK Is the whg party nowY They he'd on to
the slave nteest; but there hun forty
rle true Of the demoofati, par that said won't
into and examined Can we take up the whig nomina-
tionsS (Cies of "No,' "No' ~ And is there any
ether party that present nominations fres from pre-
JUDGES to the frs democratic party. Let us have,
said MI committe. Of one frcm each Jut icL Dis
triot to renort on nominations. l hope the arst
lsti0n, said he in conclusion, will be passed.
Mr.. LRAvITT OF Y. moved, ter the resolution had
been Temporarily withdrawn. tina the convention do
proceed to nominate candidate for Governor. His only
object in making this motion to carry out the
sne principles for which they had come together aud
which was TO make nominations.
Mr.. FBPTR-l would say on that matter
Mr. LKAvnT-Aiow to ASK the gen tlemen to address
the audience not the chair.
ME- PHPN-I should Like the committee would return
before the discussion Of this question.
Mr. ADDNGroS- Let US get our minds right upon this
gentleman thinks ought to nomnse the sanddate Of
sss =. = but ss =: sss a5.s
Mn. PErm-1bat is m, resolution, sir. There was no
chance u their candidates being Elected while there
i.ved, we're very acceptable, would be acted He
sck Of Icing mprscticsble Come applause and II they
and disaster upon their principles, whsn they were
united. they must triumph
Nh ~s Us'se to
you say that the whg candidates are to BE- nomn Ated
MI PEprrR-we meet to morrow as an independent
party and those who say that the nominations made
rssusc were whg foundations, know nothi of 1t
Now, suppose namibatc and suppose the ant Neors
Ia Ionventon don't concur IN it. 90 you expect 70 elect
your candidate-Y DO you believe Il nomasse cand,
cats Will, ana wei 70 nortoS We car. q ss,. them
not possessed by the wings little o, IL
lett to the democrats yet The demo :ratic party claim
TO have son anti slavery principles too The wings had
ACCORDING 10 their standard made their own nom
nations, and why should not the democrats2 He
thought the gentleman (r Pepper) had been switched
Nj VAN vA1KENBuRGH said that seemed to him ths
his frienj from Albany misapprehepded the question
he state Of New York, an4 they weIe moreover, po
tica power in tho state pe believed they could nom
cnveItiop, (tha Tenn .eIance one which meets IN Au
burn the day after to-morroE, (Wednesoay,) and he
bad doubt it ticket that would be elected.
Mr. REDDSGToN, OF st. Lawrence, WAS Of the opinion
hat he antl Nebraska Convention under whiy in
CO. aod they got in there they would be swampsi
He knes this, for the saratoga Convention free
speech was prevented; he choked down, and Mr.
Suow vho offered resolution in that convent IN to
repeal the Fugitive slave Law was also cdoked down
Enr hin M otn ha in
Of making nominations to night They were power in
the State party thai could throw thirtS thousand
nominated good ticket they could get vote Of eighty
usand for 1T. He here from county Of St
Knew that three out OF every four voters we're
What bad the whis party eore? Had tney given them
equivalent for The support which they askea Of them
no. hey kept them At distance when they oh aimed
the spoils
Mr. r. Cox o. CayuVa said that 10 the proposition
{, tie gentleman from ,bany (Mr Pepper), was that
why had he not the candor to tell them at They
should, however not sell out without price.
Tomorrow evening and let it be- M that when
they did ac they woul on their meeting revise
the action cf the anti NJ brsaka Convention
Ar. VAN vAIKESBuRGu was willing, II the convention
thought best to adjourn for the purpose Of oing their
business Independent party, after the Anti-Ne
brssks meeting hsa journsd. He In favor of nom
mating ticls but not wing one, 80 that hen they
returned home their consrisuens would not turn up
their poses and FAY you have mated nope but whgs
He cluded by pressing himself In favor Of lsrke
here the Committee Resolutions returned and re
ported the folio wing through their chairman John p
FA)e:-
Resolved That the free dem Of the state Of New
Yosk in fh0presept aspect ,f M ional affairs no
for them to mees and that they have no now
platform to construct; but they adheie their ssn
heretofore avowej ann sn ss ever, the con-
s,snt opp neps Of the further spread Of human slavey
the iead o. ever5 constitutional for Its
extenipatien in the country
bes ved, That firmly attached to the Union OF
these states and that efforts directed to the
object Of ing ttat Union and constitution what
fathers they should be- in favor Of Mbsry and
slavery and thus worthy OF the dde,ce and sup
lort If the friends of freedom 10 this and o.ner lands
Resolved, That the repeal Of the section Of the act
prehitpg slavery In al that part O. tbs Lonsi@ns pur
not only ainexpedient and Unnecessary" but was
violation OF pghted faith the part OF the slave
power with the design Of opening that vast region Of
country known Nebrssba snd Kansas t. the inroads
Of slavery; ard any beneAcai result to aow there