The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-17
TIE NORTH AND THE SOUTH.
Movements for q Sectional Scrub Race.
iNfI.sLAVERY FUSION IN OHIO AND INDIANA.
The Setessionish Warming up in South
Carolina.


Carolina.
OHIO STATE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
sP1BCHEs BY CHASE, GIDDIN0s, FORD, ErC.-AESoLU-
rlONs-NohMa ATOMS OF CHASE AND FULLER, ETC.
From the Cincinnati Columbian
Knowing the nte,sst felt by readers in the dongs
Of the Ohio State Republican Conventions called 70 meet
ut Columbus yesterday TO nominate candidates. for the
Governorship and other Offices, despatched one Of
our reporters to the action furnish with
impartial c:ount OF his observations. This We give
THURSDAY, Q O'Clock M-Left homo in the best pos.
sble hunor by Little Miami Railroad. Find In the cars
representatives Of all sorts OF political opinion. Aner
s bound Columbus to take notes to b. used during
the ensuing political campaign The press q Cincinnati,
Tines, wooasu 81 the ESqui1er ana os1 humble ssI
Of the Co!umban. Among the ola liners we SEQ Wash.
Mclean, Esq, and old joe Cooper, the man Who made
live Dt o.rati. Central Committed TO 30 held tom,r
and aI sy VII tie
democrats throughout the state viii 30 expected
to pull. We notice amcnx the other prominent gsntI:
men on the care, Frank Chambers, Esq, !. d. Ernest
Eco DR.. webb, and Judge Spooner. All ant 'ipats
.1sttemsnt fun, OF g0oT time generally n. s,c.rs,t
candidates the Governorshp have been fully dis
cussed and the travellers 10 the are coming
dox. snsog songs Or
ELLvEy O'CLOCK P. M.-REve got to Columbus. Find
excstaIls young ones, who rannng francay sbsut
TO 6n SC me place 70 Sleep ALI the hotels flled to
reple.ion. All who have friends acqn aint.ncss de.
tsimne to bivouac on them the Others who have not
previously engaged rooms, or been exceed ngy lucky,
hId themselves compelled TO roost on sofas Or hasg
of judge swan fad stopping place at the Mont
eomery House, plain but comfortable establishment
whore TIE bo.rders prefer substantial dinners to silver
plates and poll eness
FRIDAY Monslse, s9s o'cLock : After breakfast,
walled about tosn to note the nuraezous fantastic
builds Which ,zk the barbaric taste of the citizens
Of NINE sns s osloes p0.i.u c.aron i. begin
named the deesases to he convention STOOD two hun
sgain.t him. This is doubled BY otaers Bath partss
vote iOi. aeall Il things 40 not 60 to sui: to
Tnsl O'clock a. M-rhe Chase -. I'm sessn 10 think
snnno.ec .s ,se, .S ~ ss' eventy.nve st st
effort made asain.. him They are stiI conadsnt and
soid It is said that An American council
w yesterday, Cnate had majority 10 bis favor. De-
introduces the Hon. w. R. sapp the Knoz Allegation,
venton He coppl ments the convention upon the re-
fpectabe Of the delegates and referring
next election he hoped that By grand and haruouious
effort, and the exhibition Of . Tremendous majority
decided 5sbnAs VII b given to the doasnfaces Of
Cries for 'For., ]" bingham" and "Giddinxs.o
young gentleman from Kansas comes FOX ward and
tory which he THINKS means the sovereignty Of squat
tiers in State to rule smother This saustter soye
sna not less ss
the last election In Kansss He boped there would BE-
900 yotss given in Ohio 70 which the people Of kan
sas looked with intense interest This win strengthen
the hands of the friends Of freedom there The slave
power in Kansas unaidsd BY s1tsrDa. influences, is
only strong at Leavenworth, Kickapoo and Atcbesop
and elsewhere decidedly in the minority.
FORENOON sEssIos.
Central r. ses the STATE
Dominating The Hon. B. s. Cowan President PRO lem
Mr. Cowan being elected, took bis seat. VIM Allison
OF Ashland, and w. HerIck, Of Ravenna, chosen
On motion, the proceedings OF the ConvsnNoa opened
who're prayer was an eloquent petition for DIVE. esd
anse IN wisely acting for the great principles At issue
A committee was appointed, on motion Of Judx.
to prepare resolutions expressive Of the
LIST, ). II. Gitchsil; "a, W. sehoul.r; 90. D. Wild
eings; 4th, Justin Hamilton; 9Th, N A. Hunter; 9th,
David Fagan; tn A. Dunlsvy; sth, BENZ. Stanton;
on 18th, John W. Andrews; Iaih, r. D. Parish; i4tn,
=. Peek; 10TH George W. True; 10TH sidney B. roup.
Iins 18th, Hugh Forythe; 18th, Thomas Earl; 1sth,
Rufus p spaldng; 2Cth j. r. Giddings; 2lst Dr. james
committee on rules and business was proposed: a
to report rules for the Of che
Hon. j. R. Giddipss stated that sen,iemsn o. other
Committee. and proposed that committee Of I've per.
IONS be sppointed curing the Convention who sha be
tees in other States and with them cab national con
venton Of the republican party TIE motion WAS refer
led to the c. nmittee on Resolutions.
EIAv.S ocIceK A. Nj. NJ. GitcheIl, Of the LIST
District, wishes to withdraw from the Committee
tolutioDe and substitute the name Of Ira French Ia
biz stead This opposed BY other delegates Of the lat
district
Hon lewis D Campbell 10 loudly called for, and comes
forward to SPEAK He remarks that the Importance
this Convention enhanced BY the respectable charac
ter Of those composing IT, and by its beng an spniysr.
e as
this Is glorious establishing freedom in the North
western Territory. The Fourth of july established
liberty and csiryng ont the Deca, alton Of ndepen
dtnes Thomas Jeherion inserted in the Consultation OF
the United states clause prohibiting the foreign slave
with South Carolina and Georgia
Slavery Is determined on making aggressons, but We
WIN resist legally until the last and oitter eni Tho
int ntion OF the founders O. governmen was re-
strict slavery, and male 1t local irs.sution, which
left to the local authorities to asose when they
proper. At the adoption OF the consatution and
ordin, nee OF 1859, there compromises but the
actors governed by The same noble design to re-
Te y s "ae tales a. .ss tine vsrs
Only they have grcwn TO ftesD, with 100000
slaves, and We have had savsry spread over AGO
square ms OF territory. Not satisfied Nth this vast
fsvery Is assumed 70 be carried into Kan
sas by The bowie knife shall submit To such At
shall we resist the freemea Of the revelation
sba submit III dogs, and have the chains fastened
on the necas Of our childrsn's children
tt political power OF slavery the three fths
rule equals tie entire representation OF seven eutsrs
free states Of this Union, and stu They cry "ncre
more" How 10 that lower welded u thrusts the
Of slavery into the treasury Whsn with tears the
petition for an appropriation for Western rivers AMI
hsrbors presented the veto power s: tho Command
If slavery struck it down, and Jet At the session
Of Congress COO paid TO hase ths Nestle
Valley for Southern ralroad. BY this 81 COO O00
sken from the pockets the citizens Of ohso for what.
~ put to vote they would act willingly psy ave csnts
us tsie tue strong ground upon which
We can always Stand, not infringing Ssuthern.
rghts but standing fast TO the constitution and free
Jem.
Let ne not attack the South This Ia the but
not the rieht TO worn, but let male to
utilization upon the tougtfAces OF the North, Who be-
tray the freedom and interests Of toe gono1s Northwest
TO the s'Ave power. fLoud and continued eheers) Let
hand down 70 posterty the freedom OF the North
west. Cheers have heard that there WAS TO be a
urst up here to-day. daughter The wlsh was
stter 10 the thought There class OF Who have
up from ali parts Of the state TO see IT, rhsy