The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-21

The sunsti u.s being scoepted. Mr.. sHAsr ,ro
ossoeo e address ne Convention q sasso IA tsvos
nSk-. and cscDot, therefore, undertsksto g,se sny
itea he speech.
Mr. Moss. AZ Cay. reslied. He ss,d shs ID ,psos
Of this resoiotton ,ud Do q drs brand IN sha ~
vso,ion- won d s,w disoerd ana aase q ~ou ad
when D, tim@ suid heal he approved eli "a 4
pyes'cent 3 srron had faio on TOE isg,amsss sob
1ecs Z slavery. hu, e-e ~ers ,h,ogs s.ad n sls
ep<ech eh ch render II S,se to sead forth eth
tfdeIss Dsat of ,his convention. He had 40
otjecnoe to tie nblcscon Of tn speso6 Dot no aid
protest sRs'nss s'y endorsement or |. BY tho 700
w-,e.ud give more Of M uosss seuwks, but
10 d7ss-. BY 3 In tim, thu .conventou pres assd
eotre OF coDfus'oa oOa1ouud s0--ls was u.r or.
Firsoy Mr. ShAp sfr emo .per r. solut,oa Il Acs
Of Z Q ore he psd before offs,ed. aao wh,ci 20
thought would oe mo scoep no 90 . convsat,oa
IL W M fO,iows:- s0 eas.s
Resolved That the thanks OF this couypntou are here
y ecds'.d to Pis-ident SHANNON. for his dress
hvsSea bfoTe SUD oe ber~oy s.sd to furn,sh
orpy o. tn sAuo~ for publication
From tbs tine for srrd scene CONNIE cad whto1
r. utterly Lce-csibsbe. Saca INFUSION Go Csss
bintt't, Of confdsi'n DOT risty, nevas DR. .msd
Coz ataJt ctt Of vo.c lsIsrmtn gjed nth st4mpiux
hiti Bg sId be l,ud AUS OF tho Psesl 800 - ian
Uer Onh movet 10 aneud, sooiAer 60 Icy GA saa
tribe, sbt the, the pr stUus question: snoth 60 ac
J'u'r, aud 'bps sa' 'hs gesessl Tow Z. WAS ipp,s
s,b'e 10 c2csce Sh, had ne a ,,r. OF woss ,rSp l.
toss WIRE 'ekiums fety before tina ciuvsstloa. r,s
REST he CT a. Con- a.. IA 70 begin vito chat
ton wibch Ii aIsalsi rdsr, tos motiou {, sdjJlei.
sns,i re voss b. tskss2 voices around tns r, IN
cry out, '-u-.spd sos rules, vote By chs vo,os."
whist O'bers teDsh that sne voss b. tskeu o.
The ceub'rs. IL tbs way Ihs Va ioas mDaoss ARA
sos tbfeOpb With, upui the que .dpo re "a Oh shs
sc,c'iot o. sns nal, rss'Juton Bat toi. II 90. she
eId OF tie m sst4r, II toe fshs ~oold o.gn sgaia,
eto tho seine eDes ne eLao I'D and feeca ss.d Ime
snd sgo't. 10 t,'s cay hoars wrrS s,e II In fruit
HhA Z ~ ~ n ~ q Al
sisy of 20 0, leg tee were ooDnssd to .hs roo u
tios a,o to~t IL saii Il brought 20 v,va rocs
vote, hut tsis cou pos b. dom uolsss rhe c1uven-
tion vDting cnaoties. . Aouid ~ d-cds
DUNG oil ibis lime Gre c0tvauuou wss grsdu al =
own Jig down. TIE more s-d,'e and On s'd-rats
men decs ning oisanssd cod lrsvio9 Fins ~. tho
Nrue csne. a. the Ies,lu uon Sas adopted, n .Ay
COZ Lute, b. eessI voting fer It under pr,tass Z a.
thsy oio not And ~ not eodcrss t6e eech Of
PItsidsIt 81 81 non srd at they dill not coosiier
the stso uiob ss giving bas speech the endorsement
Of TIE G, bvepsioD.
1t WISE generally ccncurr.d In. and 20 stated by
tte ksrs and oe gates, that The ado on Of this
Sesolnt ON wss mh,eiy courttsy. always . o ,rdcd
Cd tuch oocasitIs. 10 Prssid-ut SoAnnos, aud was
Lot M tncO,s ment OF thu speech
The oensebton then acj 'urned till o'clock In
q Q morning.
In this way the convention wound no ia pro-
ces diDEs smids' the erea'est confusion, asger aad
c,scontcft IL In truly m0urLfut sat . convsn dou
began uncer sucn favorable auspices, and A'tsr
bsvbg sdoptd g. able, 20 glorious q platforms
platform BIT I'd a. The UDi u. and com Jssaing all
the iig Il If the South uboer the consti ,utio,-
sbouIc bsve g. insl0rious Yet, We trust Ghss
al "a no, yet ioss. ard that TIE chickering's s1d rfes
o. the ur may oe forgotten In che higher duties
which v- all oWe to the ut1 AID tho prssaevst, n
tousoe0 On to pr cpes Of rgn. ana stsrnal tru d.
For our osD part - are proui TO stauc upon w. cad
IS Col Doni han ssid we ell log 70 live by IT,
sId II rec he u die be Isl" Let tho pecple r. ~
to at p atom. regardless Of dem agoSu-s. wa
would sacrifice IN ir pc and leopard tn CIR highest
tp'trerE In efforts 81 uidce one another on the
altar oil eelf shs Am bitoD.
THIRD DAY.
SATURDAY MORNING, July IA.
The proceedings OF yesterday were read, cosre
Col s. q. YOUNG stated that on last night he had
tsic lie u bring certain m4tter bstofe tas ~
vep'iou, rela;iDg to later re ,eived from Z d,s.
or eusr Cd seutlenan Of THIS Stats. and when ie.
Ter, Re was crsd by informed IN tho poss
ofa gent mao no~ iesehG T3st lettr, nc uodsr
no,e. scv,@d he bfe~k,.g mp OF this convention
BE bad not tie obscure OF personal scqn& in 90
win toe gen lrmsn VIZ bad tie letter, bat M wAs
itf rmsd that it .as NJ. F cid. of THIS city. II,
wisbed tbs MISTER investigated, ard she fscss
properly pr ue hit ont
NJ. FIELD. OF Laiseette-Hs said he was the
epIy men Der q this convention besricg te mama
OF FIELD, and he Wis cd 10 kuo whether Col Youog
referred 20 hin snd II 30, be withed him to state
rafufe OF lis cont1Itt.
Jucgo Marion. o Saline, though. this matter
cnnid not come up before tho convention; tust It
wss q mere r,vato letter with which this convou.
tion hso nothing 70 do, and tia Cnsr 20 dsoioed.
Mr.. Moss moved thst this meter bs now inveSti.
gated; that 10 mad hoard report II this after N
the street, and he sDousht It cue 70 tbs Convention
that the f,css .. ould Some out
Gen. CLARK moved TO lay on the table. Tho mo-
ton wa advocated by M. Meran. OF Platte
Mr. FIELD then rose and remarked, thst be had
waited patiently for specifications from Colonel
Yo0rs; % had desired him 10 state who had tne
letter, and from whom ht came. bat finding thst
notion 70 lay uonn tho table Wsa likely 70 prey AL,
bs fels II his duty now 70 state tina. II ne wss the
the wrter Of tnst letter. that he could inform
the convention that he had private LITTER from
nsior Rollins lettsf In which he had named tnw
convention, and In winch hs ut>ers ~ true sad %
f1iotic sentiments ever fell from mans lips ~
s,rics devotion 10 the PRINCIPLES laid down In the
platform OF this cocvent on, a. Any ma living
could ustef. That Il vas st4t'd upon tne stree 3,
srd rkely to bo mmorsd abroad, .hat Mr.. z mad
written TO me to 60 into the Convention, and utsss
such resolutions ~ suited his notion prevailed, 10
break MP the coiver ton In q row-thst no nsd
epoAtD Of border rufiians in this letter.
Mr. Fieio ASSERTED In the strongest h. guaEe that
this oil, tvo'y wlrd, line seusimcnt. utterly
snd entirety false. That be NV called upon gen.
titmtn Of known character and stsodiDg. 70 xiom
\. bad snoSp this letter: sptaA Noes, i. Doai-
pnsn g. nator e over, ann other gcntiemsn " bear
hm witness o the fAsity Of those rumors. asd tho
paIr,o.ic devotion 10 the insttution OF slavery, ua
Ger cur constitution and 81 ,riols U5ion; that had
Mi Il been here, be bsd not ,ubt lie ~uulj "a.
dofse every line, ~Wd and sentiments lad down la
our pls,f1im. Il mssteIsd not to aim go were
cssvorLs 70 slsnoer, Why ADD he ueon Msj R,l.
lips; be (Feld) would take |, uQoi h,msef - nall
70 tie Counter sny tuch fs'seno ,ds those CHARGED
10 exist II bis prvae letter. and he 90 denounced
ali those Iepor'S - fase, and wosd wait neae
whether those geptltm-n who had seea the latter
wtu d coirOboia.e what he SAID.
puDber OF persons osiled on Colonel DoaiphAn
70 ttate nj b. knew about she matter.
Col. DosIPnAs raid that be bad read the letter
Ieier.d " ~ M Field, AZ that It contaiue1 no
such propos ton b 40 been ascr,bsd 70 II: and ts
or not proposs any interruption of tnis Converts, a
but on 'hs CONTRARY, II was pasri,tic letter, a1d
entirely q Lsisfens with the platform adopted By
tb.s onseLtion.
Col. sAs. YoUsG, Of Boone, said his motion wA
10 have tais mat er Investigated, with q visw -
tsvi justice done 20 . neis,b Z and couutrymsn.
He vas the friend Of Major RoilirA II VS. untrue
that he and Msjcr Rolhbs were uniriendly; ne VA