New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14
DELEGATES TO SARAToGA CONTENTION

DELEGATES TO SAPiTOGA CONTENTION
ToMrKiYs Co.--fa. Assembly Dis,r4c, Albert G.
Stone, Ulysses; c. c. Cook Newfed; II g IsriiL.
Enfield; fillmore G. Spauld e, rector gh''s H1be,t-
son, Lansing. fId. A.senbi, District = 90. S!eb-
bens Dryden Jonee Ostrander Dandy; Ben wan +.
Legg Caroline William ,olLury, Grotoa; lah b.
Williams, Ithaca.
Orsroo Co The mass meeting at Cooperslown, Aug.
? was very largely attended Hon G.. A. Stark weather
presided Tie Cooperst0gA Republican, sAys: The res
ouons which are in the right spri and quit up TO tue
mark reflect the prevailing and weundorstood sentiment
of the masses Eloquent earnest and effective speeches
were made by the President, Mr. Stark weather Priest
Holland, and other gentomen and the Delegates chose
to 70 TO Saratoga-embracing all shades of p.rtyArc
among the most respectable intelligent and active
Of the county.
The Committee on Delegates to the State Convention
reported the following names:
Ia District-O. A. Morse, Cherry Valley; Willard
TrulI. do; Luke w Swan. sIiddlefeld John L. Davis,
Westford; VIM. l.. Bigelow, Springfield.
I'D Dlsfr,ct-Wm. II. Avenu, Otsego; Isaac s. Ford,
Richfeld; Geo. w Ernst, Otsego; W. s. King, do. A.
X. Elwood Richhed.
ITId Disfrief-woodbury X. Cooke, Oneonta; Russell
s Smith Pittsfeld; X. FTaDchot Morris; Il. Estes, Mil
ford VIM. C. Fields Laurens.
The report OF the Committee adopted and each
delegate empowered TO substitute another person in his
stead in Of his inability to attend the Convention
DELAWARE Co.-The Convention held at Delhi Aug. 10
was very largely attended.
On notion the Hon. Charles Hathaway chosen
President Of said meeting Messrs Harvey Mann, White
Grswold and James G.. Redfeld, Nice-Presidents and
Sherwood ID. Gould and Stephen Hine, Secretaries.
The Hon Stephen C. Johnson briefly stated the objects
of the meetings the encroachments Of the slave power,
the inquiry of the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise,
the duty required Of the people the present emergency
and his motion, Committee Of five appointed by
the President to report resolutions for the consideration OF
the meeting consisting Of stephen c. Johnson eYinus
Monson, William Murray, Jr. Ephralm St. John, ana
Benjamin T. Cook.
On motion of Peter p. Wright, Esq, committee con-
sisiing of Peter B Wright Cornelius Becker H. Mann,
Zebuon H. Goodrich, Wills &. Ripley and J H. Rethed,
appointed to report TO the Convention suitable per-
sons for Delegates to the State Convention
The said last named Committee subsequently recon-
mended tho following persons for Delegates, who were
For ne First Hsseuably District-Whe Griswold VIII
liam b. Hartford Charles Hathaway, Stephen C. johnson,
' For me Second Assembly DISQUALIFICATION E. Good
rich Daniel Stewart RHfus King John X. Lea SANFORD
i. Ferguson
On motion,
ss T1s, each Psss, of his inability e attend tc
The resolutions introduced are strong and pointed
of which we present:
Rssed That desire union Of the people Of all the States
and more especially who favor Of the
hst The State Convention which
toys Springs the 18th inst adopt measures to effect such object
srEUBEE Co.-Tbe Anti Nebraska County Mass Con-
Woodruff chosen President Gen. ID. Bennett of How
ard and Joseph Carver of Bath Presidents Messrs
S. b. Cole Principal Of Prattsburg Academy and Geo.
W. Pratt Of Corning, chosen Secretaries Messs w. ID.
Pratt ii. More b. w. Payne, DIR. Sbley, and Gen. Ben
nett were appointed committee TO present resolutions for
the consideration Of the Convention and reported the Sc
ries subioned The first three unanimously adopted,
and after spirited discussion, the remainder passed
by small majority. The Committees nominating Del.
s1,aC
venon reported the following names which were unani-
mousy agreed to:
It DiSfgi-Messrs. w. Il. Pratt OF Pattsburg Joseph
Carter of Bath Gen Marshall of Wheeler f. HONEYWELL OF
Tyrone, and h. d: Hastings OF Hammo1dsport r
Phelps and Robert Ocot of Corning, j. H. Miles OF Adj
olson and jeffrey Smith of Woodruff.
ma District-Messrs. A. Il. Case of Howard Judge
Thatcher of Hornelsvile Henry GOof Avoca Joel Car
rington of Dansvie, and jeremiah Baker of Cameron
The resolutions presented breathcd determined hostility
to the Slave power and in favor of union of tho Anti
Nebraska men of all parties; and further it was
Bee Ths to this end we are in favor q nose sof
votes professors their anecedenis proved 70 be true
with the action Of the Saratoga Convention Justice
RS That our Delegates to saratoga requested carry
out the Of this Convention as herein expressed
Rensselaer, Co. Convention assembled at Troy, Aug.
H. and were called to order by Thomas Cloves on whose
motion David COwee was chosen President. VIM L.
Avery was elected Secretary Committee consisting
of Thomas Cloves William Hagen andJ w. Armitagc
was appointed by the Chair to report the names OF del
egaes to attend the State AntNebraska Convention to
be held at Saratoga on the 10th inst
The Committee reported the following named persons:
w. IL. VanschooDhoven, Thomas Cloves, Rev Il. T.
Simpson Elisha N. Pratt, John Fitch, Hiram Socum
John NJ. Francis, james Forsyth, VIM H. Avery, VIM
Hagen Robert Green, j. b. Gale, sam Sargent William
SARGENT Anthony Lawton, j. 81 Cole, Henry Burden,
David Cowee VIM. II. Young, sam. b. Campbell, smith
Griffith David Fonda, VIM ii. HeTick, L. Z. Akin, A
H. Fox Isaac Aiken III. Sbley, Giles Kirby X D. knowl-
son J. s. Lewis N. NJ Masters, j. L. Ball H. NJ Wales
j. W. Armitage John c. Thompson, c. d. Brigham W.
Whitaker s. Hanna, Hiram H. Lawton j. Il. Whlppie
Gideon REYNOLDS Jedrey. w. Thomas, Timothy b. Whds
Joseph Haswell, Samuel w. HOag, Il. {. Ripley.
SurFoLK.-The Electors of LIST Assembly meet al
Riverhead at IL o'clock, August u, to elect Delegates
RocKLAND Co. elected August IL.
THE SUPPOSED MUPDER OF MISS PHARR