Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-19

C0nnecHcut-SptItyt bO0Iht ONlh'
New Jetsey-LyON, Mcclellan, Weeks, john
son, Livingston.
lndiaua-Ouh, Slaughter, Harvey, Bryant, Al
len. ..
IIltnois--DannsnhOwer, Eastman, l''lchet,
Phelps, GlIson.
Mi ligal-McNdughton.
Wisconsin -.ChanlIet Wood, Cook.
0ho-Alauin, Olds, MOtlay, Morton, Ford, Mo-
Abee. White.
lowa-LUught0se. FhOrnstoI.
NEGATIVE VOTE.
New Yotk-Bstket, Salmon, Mallory, Seymour,
SquiftS, Lyons. ...
New Jersey. -Deshler, Andrews.
FenHsYlvnni-Bsll, Rteenlen, Johnston, CoIIl'
tef. Lamuenon, Snail, Vnncleye.
LOuisana--llatIey, BuRce.
Texas--AlcCulI, Stamp.
I,stticl Uf CoIuMbiU-
Mississippi Carpenter, MiIlet.
Florida. Henry Randall, barley, MCCall.
Alahana--Stewatt, lItadioid, Hopkins, Moss
Atkansas--L Pike, Neil.
CalifOmla-- Matthews, Hitchcock, Gibson, Old,
Tvunc$see-Btowu, Stokes, rsPp, Shannon,
DOnelSOn. ~
Kv0tucky--Pchet, Glirdef, FuraelI, Williams
Mason. bartlett.
Nlssoui-Gunble, Harris, Cunningham, Price,
slnwklnS.
Delaware--Johnson, Clement, Johns. Smither,
Briggs, Potter
/, MatyIand--0hr, purnell, Ricoud, Goblet, Alex
anler, Winchester, Mitchell. =.
ViYinia--BUiIlng, Moore, Ellison, lIoleIer, Ar
thur, Rutweil.
Moth Cutolina-. Littejohn, Raynet Wharton,
tlOushtUn.
South Catolinu--Cunningham, Richardson, Rus
sell, Davis.
Georsu-pOc, Cone, Hill, Davis, Leitner.
Head, Ware,
Minnesota. Cobb.
Crfore retiring from the Convention some Of tIr
seeding delegates presented protests to " iecoFd
I'd upon its journal, We insert tao OF them:
PROTEST or PENNSYLVANIA.
Tie undersigned. citizens VI the | nited States
aud sidenS Of the Stats sci opposite tItiI hhmeS,
SUltmnly pGOtcsl against the introduction oil slave
~ Into liz platform OF Principles Of the amsIi'
can party, being convinced that no such issues
wtTG intended to " embraced within lis purposes
and objects.
That we believe III and shall helenh the tight
VI fFeeom Of opinion aud discussion on that aIIt
every other subject mol intended u he elHItace'
within the design Of our ogNuzatiOn.
l'hsl II lite question Of slavery Is 10 be passed
upon and made patl VI our national ceeI, Illeli
IN that event we cannot consistently nCi, with
hdeliy 10 our principles AMI Eofn1eE Professions
with URy national organization Whose action OH 1lIe
question OF slavery will result in endJIs'ns the
RnnSAs. Nebraska ocl, aud which retuSeS lis sane
ton 10 The principles oil llie Missouri COMPROMISE
ACT Of 1890.
That we believe thai lime ,onore( compact wn
on honorable aud fait adjustment Of the question
OF slavery.
We desire to place this protest upon Tie jour
nails u lie Council, that III nU tutufc tine the
undersigned may be chAtged with intaGlIon Of ex'
pressed Ut implied filth 10 IIIeIt tellow'memIst'
il failing u SUPPORT the majority resolutions
J. bowman Bell DO Evelyn Pi.tpOnt, "
d. +. Snail, do ueOtse y. Hatch. VI.
4. Coulter, do kIcilatd Clements, Del.
John A. PfilcLel, III. l.. 5. Mcclellan, N. J.
4, S, Livingston, n. J, W. d. DLnenhOwet, III.
Joseph Il. Barrett, VI. DAYti u. Booth, Conn.
tiotace KiusIey, ".
PROTEST OF ISnlASA,
Tile undersigned Delegates, representing the
Council Of lie State Of Indiana, respectfully pro.
Test against the platform adopted BY the NaliVnal
Council at rs pteSeAI session, and GeS leave "
say that, in ttgatj ~ the lnelSnIe known MS tue
Kansas. Nebraska bill, those within tile Council
Of Tie State OF Indiana, nor Tho people, have
awaited the action Of The National Council IN
order 10 form theiT opinions. Their opinions have
been fotMed and aY0wed. An issue las been
male with tEeit political antagonists ani The
sOundness Of those opinions Ieslstl III public de-
bate ahd tiled al the ballot box.
The ediCis OF the National Council, however
canOHicut they may be, will Gs POwstIess 10 change
those opinions o. 10 teEetve the action Of The IrU'
pie Of lnlIana. Always conservative IN thell
opinions anil actions; always mHdful OI the cUiII'
promises VI The Constitution Of Gle lInited StateSi
anlently devoted 10 The American union, they
will SEE with ftstet The PRONUNCIATION Of rIatVtn
by this UOdy which Call have no oIhet effect than
10 increase The fury VI the cOnlastaIlOn which Tie
passage oil the Kansas. Nebta$ka bill has lighted
up.
Tie undersigned respectfully express theit
deliberate conviction tLat immediately upon the
publication VI The platform adopted The Utdet III
hs Stale Of Indiana will cease to acknowledge the
authotity VI the National Council, and they t..
sneclfuIy ask that this ptolesI nIAy he received as
termination OF lhtt duties rs delegates ItOn that
State.
James r. N. Bryant, GodlOveS. 9th,
Us. Harvey, Thomas y. Slaughter,
I, D. Allen, Schuyler CollaS,
VIII. Cumback,
We yesterday published telegtaphic SUMMARY
Of the platform 0T the 'deIs. We now give II
trlltt, US made public by It's authors:
10 tie People Of the United Siairs.
Tie Undersigned, citizens Of the SutIOuS Stotes
assembled al Philadelphia OIL The lVurIeenIh day
OF June, 1885, feel constrained, under tie exist.
ing slate OF allIfS 10 affirm The following lIfncl.
pies;
First. The unconditional restoration Of that
ne.Lenotcj compromise known as tie Missouri
prohibition, which was destroyed in uttel disregard
Vf the pVPulpT Will-u wrong nv lapse vi tiR7 can
palliale aud no plea fot Its continuance eau iusIi
lyt and thai we will use oil constitutional lHeanS
10 maintain The positive gsurauty Of this compact
until the object fot which II wSS enacted has been
c0nSunlated by the admission VI Kansas aud Ne
blaSka as fee States.
Second, That the rights Of settlers IN Territories
10 tue free and uRdslutGed exercised Of the elective
franchise guStontied to them by lhe laws urdsI
which they ate organized should 10 promptly pto.
tecled by lie National Executive, whenever VIC.
lated othtealened, aid that We cannot consistent.
ly act with those who will mol aid US In the cor.
CsciiOn Of thVse national wrongs, ami will mol
tFtM hermit their far consideration aud lull dis.
custom,
Third. We further declare our continued and
unalisraUle determination 10 use all hVn0labe
efforts 10 secure such modification Of the nalu
talitdtioN laws, aided BY such on elevation Of
public sentiment, AS shall pttSstYe the tue inltt'
ssts VI The nation and shall guaEanly The thrte
vital pnucinles Of q Republican GOyelhmenl-
spintRaI Jfttdom, a free BibIti and free sthOdi,
thereby Promoting The gteai work Of AneEcaniE'
ink Amefiea. ,,sy se 81. gig
F0artk. That We invoke the aim OF legislation