New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-15

State Convention and the Delegate at large bit were
wiling 10 concede both 20 the Third Ward for the
sake Of union and harmony naming Charles A. Stst-
SON. Junius T.. stagg, ard ID. &. Henderson. TIE
Third Ward were determined not TO yield, and named
Archibald Cochrane and Mr.. McMun. At last &C.
counts the Convention was balloting for Delegate at
large the Sixth Ward voting for either Israel or
George w. Williams, and the Third Ward Delegation
for Cochrane standing to j.
Xfh assembly Distrid.-COnvention met at the cor
ner Of Eighty s1hst and Ihird-av last evening and
was in session two hours. Nominations were made
for Delegate 10 the Wing State Convention. The
Twelfth Ward named Marcellus Eells the Nineteenth,
James j. Bevins, and the Twenty-second, Dr. Ives.
A large number Of ballots were taken but without d
decisive result the Delegates of the different Wards
voting for their own favorites. Adjourned 10 meet
this evening.
XIVth assembly District-George Merritt, Dele
gate and John " Gridley Alternate.
XVHh District-Richard Kelly, Delegate, and
Henry b. Cook Alternate.
WestchesteT C0uHty-lst Assembly Dstrct-
The Whig District Committee wxs held at Croton
Dam on the 18th day Of September, and JOSEPH
GRIFF1s Eco. OF Sonners, called TO the Chair,
and NJ. +. Rowe Of Cortlandt, and John D. bates OIL
Bedford, were appointed Secretaries. The Conyen-
ton proee.ded 10 elect Delegate TO the state Con
ventiop when WV. c. HOWE, Esq of Ossinng, was
chosen md Hezekiah J. Robertson was appointed
alternate and Messrs. VIM. Roake Of Yorktown, Nor
man Smith of North Salem, james T. COlyer Ossin-
ing, Vim. Durrin, Cortiandt and John s. Bates, Bed
A Committee Of five, consisting of the Hon. VIM.
II Robertson. d. w. Travis, james II. Curry, James
r Colyer. Benjamin Griffin, appointed to draft
resolptioDs who reported the following resolves,
which were adopted unanimously, amid bursts Of ap-
plause: !, A.. ....... co,...,. ot A..
eshth section Of the act known the Missouri ComProme
whereby Slavery permitted extend Kansas and Ne
b and other organized and unorganZed Tern ores indeh
ntey violation OF legislative good faith, the national
honor and the spirit Of freedom which should ehsracerHe the
institutions Of country.
R,rd That the Delegates from this District the Congress
Convention be and hereby instructed vote
candidate for member Of unless ne be unquahed
opposed the commonly known the Nebraska bill and
In fits immediate and unconditional repeal sad IN favor
of the modification Of the commonly knows the Fugitive
and the master pay bis OF recspture.
The Convention then adjourned.
This meeting was characterized by the utmost har-
mony and this District will do her part in the coming
struggle.
Deiascare Col. w. Murray, Jr., Of Delhi. ..
Daniel Stewart Of Hobart. Resolutions were adopted
in both Conventions against the Nebraska iniquity,
and the erecting Of any more Slave States.
Erie-IId District Warren Granger. IIId DIS
triet-W. Hambleton.
Greene-Ist Distriet-A. b. Bailey. I'D District
p. II. Sylvester
Colurabda-Ist District-Wm. Bryan.
Dntches-Edwin Hall Of Poughkeepsie
DELEGATES TO TIE STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
james Mackean, whose name was printed as a
Temperance Delegate from the Twelfth Ward, de-
clines.
MONTGOMERY Co.-Ellis Clizbe, jesse Degraf, j.
p Newman, II. Furguson, X. Hudson, John Frey,
E. Garlock, and Prof. b. ID. Ames. The Hon. John
Sanford presided, and the Convention was addressed
by Horace Greeley Strong resolutions i'll favor Of
Temperance and Prohibition were adopted.