Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-06-09

to the sentiment Of Andrew Jacksonville Union
must be preserved And hey mean that liberty
shall be preserved at any pst. lie was for peace.
but be did not shrink frommar, personal or poll
teal, II necessary TO vndtate his opinions. He
told the South that the North would overvote
them on these questions, shd they would submit.
We have submitted, and your turn is now To come.
Ours 10 the future-yoursth the past. .t
The speech OF Gen. wilson was received with
much attention and madeh deep impression. 1t
has cleared the air, and Massachusetts, and Gen.
Wilson are more respected to- night than at any
time before this week. iAtny southern gentlemen
came 10 him after he closed|aad congratulated him.
The debate will be resumed tomorrow unless the
South chokes it Off. Massachusetts, is ready
she has. several more speeches in reserve.
The convention had lot organized up to the
adjournment this aftcrnI ION. The sessions thus
far have been merely relminary.
The report that Barke was to be slaughtered
is not true.
The following we tala from a letter in the
Herald:
New York, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hamp-
shire, Rhode Island, New Jersey, Maryland, Vir-
ginia, North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mis-
sissippi, Tennessee, Louisiana, Illinois, Indiana,
Ohio, Iowa, Wisconsin, California, Kentucky,
District of Columbia, Missouri, and Michigan,
have sent their full quotl of delegates,
Those from Maryland pre Messrs. Ohr, Purnell
Ricaud, and Codet Fyom Virginia, Messrs
Burwell, Boiling, BouheD, Moore, Ellysen,
Botcler, and Arthur. From the District Of CO.
lumbia, Messrs. Ellis and Goddard. From Del
aware, Messrs. johnson, Pyle, and Clement.
The attendance is full and imposing, present
ing the general tout ensemble of most respecta-
BILE, dignifed, and intellectual body.
Among the members are recognized
MAINE.--AIessrs. james NJ. Lincoln, ]. T.
Stevens, and Josiah Coval
VERMoNT.-Messrs. Guilford, Hatch, and Pier
pont.
MAssAcHusETTs- Gardner, Sena-
tor Wilson, and Asa Is, Ely.
CoNNEcTlcUT.-Messrs. Sperry, Ellsworth, and
Griswold,
RHODE ISLAND st-Mcsrs. Harris, Nightingale
and Green.
PENNsYLvANA.-Ex-Go Governor Johnston, Bell
and Freeman.
MARyLAND.--Messrs Ohr, Pnrnell, Ricaud
and Codet.
FLoRIDA.-Messrs. Henry, Randall, Johnson
S. CARoLINA.-Messrs. Cunningham, Richard
son, and Russell.
VIRGINIA.-Mcssrs Burwell, Boiling, Boulder
Moore, Ellyson, Botelcr, and Arthur.
INDIANA.-Messrs. Orth, Colfax, and Cum
back.
MIssoURI.-Messrs. Gamble, Harris, Hughes
TENNESSEE Governor Brown and others
New YoRK.-Messrs. Jas. W. Barker, Thos
J. Lyons, l.. S. Parsons, S. Summons, G. Squires
S. +. R. Mallory, Horatio Seymour, jr
New JERsEY.-Messrs. Lyons, DR.. Dcshler
Weeks, Livingston. Mayor Andrews, Mcclellan
Johnson.
DELAwRRE.-Messrs. Johnson, Pyle, Clement
NORTH CARoLNA.--Messrs. Lttlejohn, Ken
meth Rayner, Davidson.
observation-disclosures. Bunce, Hardy.
ALABAMA.-Messrs. Steward, Bradford, Hop
kins.
CALFoRMA.--Messrs. Matthews, Vanbuckler
Odds.
Observation-Disclosures. Hoag, Parker.
DIsTRIcT OF CoLUMBIA.--Messrs Ellis, God
dard.
TExAs.--Messrs. Harper, Mccall, Darien.
Wood.
MICHIGAN. - Messrs. Coe, Baker, Wisner
Denton.
ILLINOIS. - Messrs. Danenhower, Jenni ngs
Eastman. ~