New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-27
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~, Fooe AID u. c. LtejOhn were sp-
,>a;-,od Committee TO inform he Republican Con-
ysD,on Of the appointment of the above Committees
A letter was read from w. Leavenwor-h, Secre
.ary Of State, declining a denomination.
ME- G. SpauldiDg also announced that he could not
accept denomination.
Henry c. Miles offered protest sgains' the action
NJ The Coz veniicn signed by II. c. Miller from the
XVIII Assembly District; Benedict Lewis from the
XIItb; CHARLES S. Tap ian from the WITH; w. II.
spsks from the HID and NJ C. Fordh4m from the I't.
Mr. w. L. Sessions moved that the protest be re-
ferred to the Committee having charge Of Gov Hunts
letter ICheers and laughter.
Moses H. GIinuen moved that the name Of Mr.
Tsppap, which appears on the protest be stricken
from the Committee on Revolutions. Carried, with
great az plause and the Chair named Mr.. Grinnel in
bis place.
Joseph Blunt, Esq from the Republican Conven-
ton, then announced that the Committee Resolu-
buttons from that Convention present to confer
with the Wing COMMITTEE and that the Committee on
Nominations 1om the same Convention were await
ing the Wing Committee at WietiDg Hall.
The Convention then aojourDedt to p. NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
The Convention st p. n. reassembled, and was
addressed by II. c. Goodwin Of Madison lie ssd
the principles once beld by the Wing party are NJ
longer the issues upon which he people called
30 decide The objects then contended for hs passed
away and Wings are TO act upon squestion which has
enlisted the synpathies Of of all partes-the pro-
hibition of the extension Of Slavery. He continued -
speak in favor OF fosion at considerable length.
A Committee then appointed TO wait upon tn
Aeyera COMMITTEES and ascertain when they would
report.
During the absence of the Committee Mr.. Spooner
of Kings sddres ,ed the Convention. His remarks
were mainly on Slavery, and favoring a combination
70 prevent its extension.
The Committee appointed to ascertain when the
several Committees would be ready to report, an
pounct that they were not likely to report till Thurs
day morning, whereupon the Convention adjourned
until A. NJ. Thursday.
TIE COMMITTEES oil Candidates will probably report
the following list TO both Conventions
Secretary Of stste........... PR,ESToN E KISq
T,.s,n1er ........... a. b WILLIAMS, Wayne
Canal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. BISSELL, Livingston
PTison r.......... WESLEY BAILEY. Oneida.
Judges Court Of Appeals ADEOE D WOOD Albany.
For the long term. tFof the Short term
For Engineer several names are mentioned. Dir.
Isse il brother of the former Commissioner of that
name. Mr. Bailey is editor of The 7eetOtGler, and
was formerly of The Liberty Press.
SYRAcUsE-Mi dnight.
1t is now reported that Silas NJ. Burroughs has been
agreed on as Cenal Commissioner and George Geddes
State Engineer The Committee will confer further in
fhe morning and changes may be made.
The Committee on Resolutions agree on all points
except the prohibition of Slavery. The minority wish
10 omit any expression the subject, and will offer
separate report if resolutions are adopted favoring
probbitiOn