The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-18

st We VIZ s.eaoesuy eoesse 70 sas Posey saa nrmsy
Resolved, That an sdnlsissrstlon that i.css tbs
courage ability aud dspositio, t. protect the citizens
elective franchise sssinst the assaults o armed nobs
from ether States Teritoriss u unoeservLg the
in power longer than constitutional opportunity IL
Afforded to exchange for that vii be unrAmsllea
p, re slave power, and tnst wiz h.ss moral courage
and ndept enough to Tae isex Above all party
psudicss one that win not In II. zeal to support com
promise nessuIss, oss sght Of frssdon jast,cs, sad
the constitution. but viii adm mister the Cover ornsn
nsrssIy wisely snA for the good Of tas whole peopie
Resolved, That irtemTersnzs great ami into'era'
al good men Tor its total supprsssloa az TO this snd
We tolemny pledge ourselves 70 each other and to all
the people stats to abste such Efforts uut
fhs1 be complete. That the results OF the
short trial made o. the present liquor Law Of
this state have teeo morr beneficial taan
iuli and Air Trial. and pledge Ourselves .xpsrisnne
shall tenopssrsts that tie IAv unuecesssrily rtgor
Gus in sny respecs or detective in any provisions ne
tesfsry to its b<pevoient objects viii cheer
fuuy sist N procuring all Desdiui and proper anon j.
mtBts Thereto.
msnifssis'iers Of just public seatimsat, demand
change of ihe donsttaon and laws OF this State
to limit the elect. franchise 70 srca persons as are
sctus ct2eIs tf the United Ststes either BY birth
by fun and dial conformity wi.h tho laws or the sut
jest OF naturalization
A vote being tsaen on the reception add Enforcement
Of the resolutions EXPRESSING the sesse OF thu con-
wn'ion, they vus, without exception. unanuoously
neoLtec
As if further to show their appreciation OF .hs
"sonDf ss OF TIE psinc,pi.s therein the
people 10 their feet aod crested the result
with pio'oraea and enthus'aRtic cheers.
7tsn FOLLOWED ori.e for Geo. X. Dunn, but II vas
ncpLced from the stand that Mr. nenn present.
and The Gear people obliged TO foreeo the pleas
Of lst nns TO that gentleman not whstsndiag the
dItvou. announcement from ths stand that he would
address the oonvtn.ion n the tfternoou.
There being loud and Dumercus calls for Honorable
Henry lane, that gentleman mounted the rum,
ARD proceeded In an earnest and eloquent manner 10
nd Hti vtny
that demonstrated how icle the charge made by
the old line press, that oisruption was inevitable
that day No, hs bad attended conventions for twenty
years but had whose pro seedlings
wers 20 entirely unanimous and harmooious What
teeush tfeir bthpaces might DO ciasrnt so thatthey
M. Lane then drew striking contrast between tho
position OF the friends OF freedom few years ago, and
that OF comparative honor and strength occupied By
Here, said =, !, platform marked plain and IN
fairly Let there DO NO docsing or raising Of false
tissues, but let this he battle field these mot
tees, and justice and truth our Weapons General WI
told you nat that tho South would be divided
until the North stood united. let as do part to-
wsrd rrsntiDg an unbroksn front, resolving In nowss
epthsts, however singing unjust or oppororIous,
whether they como from the slsveocracy OF tho South
.na VIM.
proper boundaries, ] would respect Der rights; but
when ihs presume: % overstep these and pouts thu
air OF freedom with her noyious breath then would
d.stroy her a. would Wild beast which had broken
r.m his with slavery In tho Territories and
not in the states that have deal Against the ex
tension Of her accursec thraldom there we viii war to
the knife and ths knife the hiit Let resolve upon
sh O os ard al. and generation: yet vii rise
ssu. with n on the temperance question, they WISH
We have secured the Iasssss Of ProhiOt,ry Liquor
law, and Will support II. Let our opponents take issue
~itk US, II they please, on is repeal.
At Ire sSnsn.ion Of Mr. L.. sPsec thsr. we're loud
district the Anti Nebraska candidate In response TO
the call he ssctnded the stand and addressed the Con
twenty five and very popular among his Constituents
was ssircd rot only by hta trump slectioa 20
9a' X the ssn A ON %. ss
zion slavery into The territories favor OF M abo
iishment ID The DAtrict Of Columbia and would not dis.
like 10 IT. epssl Of the ,tiys Slave law esced
He believes In frohib.ory liquor law, is no. to be
frightened by threat. Of southern gentlemsn WHO intend
maj hr, too, were well received by tho auciencs.
The Dext feature OF the programme the presepta
ty to the shelby county delfgaron, whoae
titled thsm beJ cnd all dispute 10 the banner The pre-
ssnfation speech, by Mr. William wssce, and
appropriate, and wssbappy rsrord,d u BY one of the
shelby county delegates.
Short ,I4tcbss followed from Mr.. Jos.iyn (ano.h.r
The COMMITTEES on Resolu.iops, on whom confer
rcd the power Of appointing state Central Committes
mace the following report, which v" at once endorsed
tyt be Conventicp:-
STATE CENTRAL coxxnTn.
james Blake, Mar on Co. J. g. Harvey, do; Vale,
DO; ! Barbour, DO; y. Wallace, do Conrad Baker,
NanrerboYg Co. Milton Gregg, Floyd Co, David c.
Brsnhsm, Jsn.rson Co James P, hiiik,n, Dearborn
Col $. Meredith, Wayne Oh 8 T. Eosey, ParLs Co; o.
w. Dawson, Alien Co Nathaniel Lindsey, Howard &c.
Gen. KIlIses offered the sabjoinsd resolution -
Resolved, That the Ohio convsntion Of the peoples
party now In sessics b. notined OF proescdDss BY
III ing the following tslsgra phic communication In
diana grets the republicans o. Ohio ten thousand fres
men have vt the seal Of eternal on dough
face,m and old iipeism pistform adopted unanimously
The resolution beIpaD sdoatsd without dis .sotas
voice. the convention s6journed zinc die, after giving
tbre hearty cheers for the platform.
DeliIium and Death Of . Nosv York Merchant
addressing Casuaity.
IRON the Madison, Wis Journal, July IL
Yesterday mining, about half past one O'Clock,
Mr.. w. 8. Hutchins, OF the firm Of Fuller, Hutchins
LaselI, dealers In silk goods, No 81 Liberty street,
New York, came to q sudden IN violent death by
jumping from the fourth story front window Of the
Capital Honse uron the stone pavement below.
Mr.. IIuichins arrived In this place by the train
from Milwaukee at ii O'Clock on Monday evening.
We learn that he exhibited symptoms Of suffering