The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-17

Az asegs the streets Httl. groups Of grave. middle
cged ssntlsmsn Who are d:lseatss to the Republican
nscs.sssy T. save Tie country SO they begin 70
sns the sAS1e s nuT sss q sas% are c.srf
toxicAtsd can bs about and have not heard
sSisy * lie asi.s.sss ihs state EIseutiS. Demo.
cratic Central Committee meets ut six O'Clock Pm. II
is expected that delegate will be present from each
Congrsssona d:strct. They win decide upon the hold
ing democratic meetings throughout the State, and
1.-Two o'CLocK p. MIR. Cowsn, President pro tenn.
the room We count aS6 delegates in attendance
motion TO appoint COMMITTEES Of three to send the
Kind GREETING, O. this Convention to the Convention
The Committee on Credentials report all right-no
difficulties or contested caae Only two counss In the
The committee appointed to report on permanent
efhcsIs Of the convention and rules reported.
Plesicent--Hon. John Sherman.
Secretariss-W, r. Allison ana j. s Herrick, &c.
Hon John sherman escort,e to the stand and makes
hns address expressive OF his thsuhs for the honor
the necessity FOR harmony, AMI the great interests
oCLooxThe Vice Presidents take their seats on the
platform The ctmmttee TO correspond with ths India
nopols State Convent, is appointed, to consist o.
Mckay, Pollccksand Norton The report Of the
Committee on Resolutions IS called for and motion
eade that the Convention will not ballot FOR nomination.
until this report Of principles Ia received The com
mittee state that they ready 10 report They
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the hs q tho several States
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Ss s.s ss s's bsn G e.
saos our Nj: dsy me-
following cardinal rules f' s''1-A'' 80
u win rss.n. the spread Of slavery under wh.tsver
TO this end We win labor TO render nope
which sboli.hes freedom in the territory withdrawn
and We viii Oppose BY every is~a ana ssnsssSona
che of in any
in ths ROC ub!icsp confederacy
var Kansas melted ~ the lac Vice Prssdent Of she
A. and s Y h
kssoyed That pre- per retire bmsnt IL all public
State equal basis ts1stiop ssd
e. Fl ,ey
.spenssd eonvsnson saS th:. ssaa Se%
IN & . u Ss
agreeiax 9Pos time ard place for holding ne.ons
dsas and Vice parry ''' 'A' O
The Chairman staes that these solutions we're adopt.
cd in committee by vote Of twenty in favor and only
brief speech il made BIZ delegate in favor Of the
revolutions. Col. Schou!er states that the member
Hon j. Giodioss Rises And states he is:ths member
referrsd t. He was not opposed to the resoutons but
~ w,sneS a. s.rongr one dsnunsssory o. President
The resolutions are good but not strong enough meat
The committee old not agree with me- but have had
the misfortune to have to disagree with BEFORE
resolutions much better than worse oues. ~ '"'
DxIzoArF-"rhe gentleman objects TO the resplu-
tons because we don't take issue With Frank Pierce
I hope they viii be adopted"
The resolutions are adopted without . dissenting
voice, and then loud applause 6 iven.
It ID resolved to go into nominations for candidates
The Rev Edward Smith wished to present esolution
Objections made that this Ia out of ordef the
busness before the house ia mixing nominations. Con-
siderable discussion and little confusion
s,o"on oI OF Ss
table The vote il tsben but the President IL unable to
decide which side has the majority The vote is taken
by counties.
half PAST THREE O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
The result CT the voting By couetes is that there
1877 ayes 30 noes. The PRE.IDxST announces that
the two counties from which there not regularly
authorized CO esAtes have BY public meetings appoint
to 70 conioer the action OF the Com mttse in reference
10 going into baoting to allow Of the presents
ton Of Mr. Smiths resolution ps,ssd. He comes for
wardsays he 10 crushed with embsrrsssmenta wing
caused the loss Of SO much time.
He vial es 10 preface It with some remarks cries Of
outsice .erush aim" kgats, 'Ist him preface it,
crushing Mr. Smith, 81 don't wish TO wAsts time
have % re
church Of freedom; have fought in the ranks since
the first aint was picked; have been !. every cAu
psign have been where more tender feelings have
been touched than can Be- here have borns hsrshsr
fiowns than win b here, and though am about
pie l came here wiling to lay down party prncfpIss-
other seusismsu wish only inaugurs.e partnership
Some sentsmen wished to DO 10 last year. wish 70
DxIEeArx--T call the gentleman to ordsr-sy the
rules 9! the House Of he cannot speak
whom there 10 no proposition before the House."
CsAIanAH-"Isavs was granted to Mr.. Smith, and he
Is in order. (Cries Of "r sht" 90 on.')
DOM and do 30 have consented TO b delegate Tho
object 10 not ncmnation mare suoceas but primal
us sinoe our meeting last year Il hss besn forced into
this canvass a. An element though not In the platform
tc.ies Of "show IT," cts not ait."l Ivir shov it
Two genfemsn, both excellent mon, have been named
NJ Chase belonged to to old liberty guard. and was
IN IT. and then with ~ to the free SOIL and then to the
NJ B! aisrhof join.d US in the free soil party, and
'aS ' H
against kr. Brislsrhoa that he i Know Nothing II
ths Know Nothing vote win be thrown against any other
nominest Tberei large foreign vote in this Stats
party. II We nominate Mr.. BrnkerhoG We rua the
rsk Of losing this vote we nsmnats Mr.. Chase, there
There is larger IN neminstns either The sin of th.
Know Nothing party in Ohio is sending an unbroken
Pha.:y 81 twenty for sssom 70 Congress
Hale In New HsmpshIe, and Durkes in Wisconsin, and
others Ike them in free States
GEs1LuAs-"I hope the gentleman viii be called
to order. He can't go on an the afternoon. lam his
friend, and willirg to hear him three weeks at
s. s. sg nc, ss- s s' Of e s
shan't 90 on y III you want this Convention broken
up in row, you can have It," Go on" He shall
stop " III this is continued call TBS friends
Of salmon p. Chase TO leave this room" che must
stop"
The pg after great confusion is rsstorsd TO or
Ger, and MI Smith offers revolution that the II
both Ssimo1 Chssc ard Jacob Brinkerhof be with
erswn from TIE gubernatorisi canvass Cries Of Gid
dings," "Gidcirgs."
Mr. Gipprsc- comes orvard He IS opposed 70 pass
Ing resolution that shuts out any from Eominn.
ton. Tho Convention has assembled 70 nominate, aud
II viii nomisste by ballot That the proper course to
express its ssItn snt, and resolution Of this kind Ia
10 the proces dngs Of deliberate meetings. He
eopsidsrs Mr. Smiths resolution 4 Islander on Rcoe
Nothngs. Qouo laughter II Mr. 8 he'd done this he
would have Ct n,idefed Il q Islander. Naughtsr) They
would sustain the uomins tons Of the Convention ZAP
pause Mr. @. sutnattsd, - substitute resolution
that the members OF the Convection were determined 70
sustain the nominations.
Mr. stanton was opposed 20 the substitute. Bis dele
rAtion wanted 20 vote cleen each resouton6rst In
favor OF Mr. Smiths resolution and then the 81 ssu
tu,s. Cries Of "Qaestiontv M Binghsm IL called, and
speaks strongly against soft Dg any man down as
/. neIot unworthy TO be voted for.
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