New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
yrcgIoAN REPUBLICAN, CONTENTION


w. Lar, from The Detroit Tribune thss the 10
rrblic.ns Of Michigan held one Of the largest ana M.
s,,hus;.s.io and harmonious Conyentions a. AN. ~
49,, -, ,h. estb inst which ever assembled N tsss
s,s,a ALI se.ua,ed by the single desire to take 500.
measures as should best promote the pubic good' sn.
r,os, efsectually put an end TO the poitcsi po~~
which has so basely betrayed the cause OF rfeed'n
An unsrs Of the State were represented, there oe'ne
no, lsss than 1900 in attendance. RUFus hosAAH,
Editor Of The Detroit Adrertiser,J as Chairman
tho State Central Committee, called the Conventos'"
trdey and nominated the Hon. HEzEKrsH G.. Wills
As President. Mr.. w. was unanimously chosen, ane
returned thanks in handsome speech. severa 'io"-
Presidents and Secretaries were appointed. Enectve
speeches were made by Gov. BIseHAS, the Hon a.
CHANDLER, the Hon. J. L. CoscsR, and .. "
VAUGHAN, esq, Of The Chicago Tribune
The following resolutions were adopted with gress
unanimty
,s. Of this occasion congratulate their bethrso oSr
states upon the unexsmped success that has ne
nnNc.n noyemeut; and they rejoice 70 believe tns ne
power Of Ssse which for 90 long peod a, ssa -
apresrsned dominion IN fe " ~ ess.ss Of Sspo
and that BY courage and perseverance, he Governmsns %
See.T.a IN the ConstitaOn sss.b:b justice .n.sss
domestic tranquility. promote the general weisre Ana se"'
the ssSs; Ts, S tss, ,Is 70 ao % !Sy 70 Discover that ,
nce Of the party seeks the o. Sasv
together ih the bodne.s which they avow their Psrpo
h.; hon at .hS STsa s the :p @seS snn
work. :Hs We who ... S s S..
should BE- the NATIONAL, and sLAwrsy the nerossL ss
the Sset.osa! until shall complete triumph. and tes
oyermeT shall bs restored TO tho position wncfe W
ous fou,des e when Slave found IN any OF the T
R the light the q me ,.,os. .S
the repeal the M.ouh Compromise was tho %
slavery territory from which was . .ses IT, S.,.
beer shown urfounded insncers instead o. qaeS
Tie .sOn 81 s s,'s s..sS Of sons the people tho
Territories right to form their own institutions IN sss ow
the ..S.hment BY force Of Institution. Of neshSo,ias
. nS a n the most arbitrary manner the power of
Office, and now threa,ens 70 suocas, oy m
V.on. Of az Act ps.ed them tho sh Of ..,s
eighty their homessnd all that slavery may tum
over Liberty In controversy hesitate not 70 seciA
the people Of Kanss .ssn't the rrs'asa' % sns
bis Border ai,. and that We T 's a. s ~ ,inas,sd hsn
crush the Presidential despotsm that SEEKS 70 ae'S
Re,Olrsd That the night of citizen Of any 2: sss
United States ,grse TO OF ts Tefrtores nst tns
%sy , Gs rsas 'Isy Us w Without assistance
titled the ofs. and -hsn u q, The ~
their rights OF the President Of the United ststes and wsss
snsy n TO prOsse. themselves. peacesDy they f
they must and II in such contest for their S.Sa
lection Which under his constitutional oath Of os hs ~ss
L
'osSa Ti.s ss. .sss.ds Of the Prostate Ksns..
.y ssS s.S. % srcn Ss ss
hay. suffered sssse: % K: ' .:ss y % 's s,y =.
eniSson and Bunker HUI and Postey reviewing Ss
struggle will conssn the names OF Pierce and sashSon 20 ~
same nfamy that darkens the memory OF Nortn ana
Rs,rsS rh., we look to the future hopefa sn
psOns The rescue Of the Of this State from ths
party which had long perverted y % inc 'snsa sh
q rs r.SsyPSn. o aoSn
Wabdse to represent this State In Congress the
s,ei and he aSlsnt shouts q state
they wheel into the Republican line all quicken our hearts sns
LIBERTY for battle cry and the Fs.hs" Of The Revess.o.
.IsmPa' must feel assured that ''' no sue" '''
R.osd That the peOps Of Michigan have sufcsnt reas.
rejoice h the S.ss d II. ecnaa Of is s
Administration and gratifying 70 knew tns. these
nsys sss1 s"a passaes sD a.: alike posssss
e s psSys sS % is' s
the a Of I'Sns s to Sssi s ss s% p'S Issns
their power mischief By nnsns away thousand. Of G
public money tsysrtes in the allowance s.ss a.. y,
the evils already borne from such a party Of
Rssed That cannot srse too strongly me me nsesss{ q
party state and for thi: purpose we highly spPora
Sf espse:n % s % be a. E%.sa,s
mttss Of at least three members and With sue other 0cs'
TIN. the peop. of Mshs.n b.
to the enisrson now going forward 70 ns1sss 1 a1 ~
ncurng the incident tothe noble effort. q
plant the institutions OF morality industry educstsn and I'D
erty In that rising and especy coumsnd 70 the CO
fderce of the public the Association Known the hchisss
| "E5sttlemsnt In Kansas" now preparing TO depart
| Six Delegates from the State at large and thred
from each Congressional District to represent Michi
gan in the National Republican Convention at Phiia-
delphia, were appointed as follows:
| Ds<sctfs at Large .
T.. J. Penniman OF Wayne Austin biair OF tac kon
T. C. Besmsn Of LeEawee. ChAs T. Mitchell of hpisa<e
| No,s T. Avery OF Kent Louis l.. Loyel Of Ionia
rhos Drake OF Osilapn Elbedse q. Gale Of 0enesee.
| Chaa T. Gorhsm Of Calhoun James sullivan OIL Cgs
George Jerome OF Detroit w. Cmtsnlus OF Ahsnszoa
| On motion of Zschariah Chandler, this report was
adopted.
District Ddaydtes
First Overwhelmingly 3. Bingham OF Lynsson, Stsrnsts
George W. Lee, Of Lng ngston; Edwin Lawrence OF Wssns
nav alternate w. w. Patson Of Wcshenav Moses MO
Naughton Jackson alternate LORENZO Hand OF Jsckson
Second DistretGeo A. Coe Of Branch alternate CaaA It.
Tyson Of Ct Joseph; y. Chrsancy Of Monroe, sternss
Pery Bills Of LeDswee W. Baxter Of Hillsdae. aternAs
Third Distrct-HezshishG Wells Of Kalamazoo strck-
land Of Clinton; j. R. Ksoss of Aesan aeFnsts fov-
Ter Eaton; John Mckinley Of Van Buren, d. horrsoe
| Of Beniep. -
Fourth L. COpser Of M.comb, slternste Ne
than Dickinson Of Mscomb A Davis Of 0enesee, stenss
james Seymour Of Genesse IL Shank Of inshsm dtsas
I A. w. Williams Of Ingbam