New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25

be bad duty to perform some ieslau.y a;.,. ..s
me cry OF san Francisco and the interior oun
or the purpose OF endeavoring 70 remove thai
'iQS, '''' % '--' 'O- " "a
M M t.sl said lorlhe Purpose Of carrying out the wre
;ne HohFeHuon % IN ih. respect, he would move tina
yor HOOK OF Edorsdo. be President OF the Convention
ha eenue man on assuming the Chair returned hi. hank
Ton the honor conferred upon him Tn
then resigned their Offices and the follow
pg eehuemen were duly :abstiiued in their stead:
9moer oi uolumne, Wm. A. Nunnaly of Shasta q "
H. . oi Calayeras, DR. Downing Of Los Angeles
their place. '''' '''eA vi "'A1a! fs'4 ae'
AhotLer Credential Committee wa. appointed The re
sion Of the "Reconcifa.ory mote Of the Basses en-
vfntion presented by Col Walker.
Mr. Cbpmsn ssid tbs, tie Broderiek fa.ton beyout
political redemption. He had asked Tor concession ens
oomOrnise the paIt Of hiz friends or Tuesday bu
they had been sptrntd by ti cligue The Democratic
party lie ssseted would never prosper until il
Purged OF this graoefu rott-n faction which cune
OF: lie had no poicsl aiinies IN them. and
heoon mere sir except on business matters When he
SAID you ssek the devil ia he'll you must SINK viii
them hereafter as would viper lie would sit with
spary OF brute men If yoa receive this proposition you
drive my venerable friend Col Watkins from the Conven-
ton and had rather thousand shsulder-srkers sink
IN ptrdtlon, than that such act should be
mated.
Tbis speech was received With great applause
Mr. Chapman after glancng at the note moved to throw
out Of the window others moved that be laid the
table; end Mr.. Washington made motion that the whole
subject be indefinitely postponed.
! One Of the Committee Eectionist Broierick then
asked leave 10 Withdraw the letter and said he wou
ton himielf TO say that they would brog back cuched
in language that could be construed into dsrespect
He was allowed 10 Withdraw the paper.
The Chair announced the following named gentlemen
as the Committee the address
". +. Washington, Gen. Estill w W. Van VOORHEES,
| 7. II Barbour John McDougal.
In the afternoon Credentials acted upon and the
BrOdenck Conference Committee presented another note
in which they say We are unable to perceive any man.
in which reasonably propose conference
with you for harmonizng the Democratic party and
still less able to find in note anything disrespecta to
yOur body.
nomination for Congress:
FRoM THE Month";. w. Denver Of Trinity; ]. T.
Creushaw of Nevada.
FROM 1Hr SouTH.-P. 7. Herbert of Mariposa: A. c.
Bradford of San joaquin; e. NJ Scott of Tuoumne.
delegate in the lower part of the room .ed he was
authorized to withdraw the name of the Hon. j. I.
CreDshsw.
Gen Derver was nominated by acclamation and in ac-
ccptng expressed his political sentiments to be- First
then to the object in which OF you interested
here-he Pacific and Atlantic Railroad. II | should be
elected, will do all in my power to procure the
struecn Of that road great applause and in the further
Of that object gentlemen will accept in the
OF California from the General Government every dollar
and of land that can be properly applied to that
object by the Congress Of the United States. Voice
You the man. Sir. Gentlemen there has been
great principle decided in Congress lately II is the prn
cple recognizing the right of American citizens to all the
nmunites enjoyed in the present Statesthat by those
who have gone out 10 the Territories In other words the
right of self government Greet applause. Nov gentle
u
TO the fullest extent and shall do anything sse if
am lot elected As far gentlemen, as the question
devolved in reference TO public lands say that may be
seed-t may be taken by actual settlers The principle
is well understood in western States. Western
dersaDd well for there TO be any difference of opinion
there.
On motion an informal vote was taken on the nomina
tons from the southern counties for Congreshe southern
counties being first called The following the result
Herbert, 90; Bradford 45 Scott 81 Col. Watkins, ?;
BIanton McApin 15 Mr.. Herbert was declared the n)m
inee, and in the cOurse of his speech said:
Il shall before the people and will unfuri banner
on bich shall be Inscribed Democracy Douglas Ne
braska and Anti Election Tremendous applause. Ii
is true, fellow citizens that to be regretted that there
is split in the party at the present time and look upon
il which probably will rebound TO the bened and
interest if not OF the Democracy of the State of Calfor
MA least of the entire population. Fellow citizens let
90 before the people in the present contest with de-
termination to show that victory is ours
On the third day the Convention redssembed and after
tTsDsacI the usual Convention business appointed the
following State Central Committee "a reported by Mr.
McKibben from the committee appolnte to nominate a
San Francsoo-B f. Washington. b. McAIpn, W. @.
Ross, W. Flint A. A. Reichert j. X. Maloney, James
Meara Sacr0mehto-J. X. Hardenburgh V. L. Geiger,
J. IL. kaston Stoektoa-S II. Booker, Charles Powell
Mar ysri-ChaTles S. Fairfax; FL Dorafo-E. n. Trout;
Piaor-J. II. Barbour; TEolamae-C h. scott Cgiaee-
rds--C. A. Clarke; Inn Judicial Dstric-W. Listen,
William a. Mix; los AHgees-J. p. McFarandi VIM
Judic,oi Di'fricf-H. 7. llngeman
Tie San Francisco Times and Transcript was md0rsei
as the legitimate organ OF the Democracy on which
its editor Mr. Washington, returned his thanks. lie
Times is Pro Nebraska and PIo-Savery sheet and is
understood be in favor OF the division of California
into two States, slave and the other free IL the
organ the Collector of San Francisco and oi the Pierce
party Of California
Mr. Van Voorhes reported address from The commit
appointed TO draft the same which was unanimously
adopted and each member subscribed his name to H. Ihe
address wholly relates TO the composition of the delegates
TO the rural conventions denounoes the BrOterck party
for attempting elect their ceain 10 the u. S Senate
last winter, and for Mr. Brodercks interference at the
State Convention member of the State Central Com
mtee Of s535 "a. The address complains of Broderick
thus:
He ascends the rostrum calls the convention to order
announces that he s ready receive nominations for
Chairman resolves himself into Committee on Creden
tias arrogates himself rights and powers unqueson
ably belonging the Convention, refuses 70 put the
ton on motion first made by member OF the majority
and without vote eculary and legmaely ascertained
declares member of the minority and one OF his own
faction. President pro ten. of the Convention
Col. McApin "a Slavery Propsgandist formerly of Mo-
bile Ala introduced series OF resolutions, which were
also adopted:
ksd By The Ds%Oee Py II c05Is1en 5 ss @s as
We yew ihe % M ,n e. - ~ - & % eHr -onn
OF the mest inpcs9t ns'tes iof me Sess @ 1 our &
ya ~ ths e % .Dd W. bS eeho the Of
Of the people Of Caona when W declare thAi me Coas'; o.
Cou'tuon aiding the eonmeneersH and completion OF the
Kared That while review the ohe1pre.ed views Of the
Democracy California favor Of the donation TO aetua settlers
and recC donation. should be made in accord
the weestsbshd policy Of the General Govenmsn
the ssethe building Of Atlantic and Pseie Railroad
of The NebaEs ti and the ihereupon clearly
have lover of ksP1biesa principles
who
passage notice fe~ who claim to De Demoerste
maintain the OF the
Platform adopted Baltimore le52 And ndose
10 the fullest extent Administration Of Gen fslkn Pierce
Mr.. O Meara offered resolution providing that tue
next Convention be csed order by the Chairman of the
State Central Committee, which was adopted.
Mr.. McAlpn stated that he had received letter from
Gen McDouga stating that he will not be- and does not
desire in any shape whatever to be candidate for Con-
gress In his letter he says me, continued Mr. Ne Al
min that he had a conversation with Mr. Lsths.-who
auested him say the thing for him TO the good