The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13
the PRESIDENCY.
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Antt-FillmOre American Nominating
Convention. ,sy
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Movement to Keep Out Fillmore Men.
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- & APPOINTMENT OF COMMITTEES.
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. Speeches Of Judge Conrad, Of PhiIadelphla;
'Lieut. Governor Ford, Of Ohio, Geo. q.
Andrews, Of New York, and Mr..
Baker, OF Boston,
ENDORSEMENT Of SENATOR HAMLIN.
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Cooperation Urged with the
Niger Worshippers.
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Ex-Mayor Conrad, Of Philadelphia, In the Chair.
Hls speech on Taking tho Chair,
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ENDORSEMENT Of SENATOR HAMlIN.
Cooperation Urged with the
Niger WOrshippers.

The AnttFIiimore wing OF the American or Know No
thing party met yesterday in the Apollo Rooms, Broad
way for the purpose of making nomns lions for tho Pre-
sidency and vise-Presdency the United s!atss This
Convention is composed Of the members of the party
who refused to raty the nomination of Fillmore and
Doneson, at Philadelphia and who thersupon seeded
into independent organization 1t assembled in pur-
suance of the following CALI
Whereas, At preliminary convention Of the Ameri-
can party, held at the Merchsnts HOTEL In PhAdeIpha,
February 25 1885, attended by delegates holding the
opinion THAT restoration of Missouri Oompro-
mise, demanded by maj Gritty OF the whole people,
redress Ct an undsnisble wrong and the execution Of
In spirit at least indispensable to the repose of the
country and that the admission into the National
Council and Nominating Convention OF the delegAtes
from Louti.na, representing Roman Catholic consti
tuency absolved every American from all the obli.
cations 10 sustain the action of either OF said bodies it
proposed to the Americans in ali Of the States to
elect egstes to convention, to meet In the city Of
New York, Thursday, the twefte day of June next
for the purpose OF nominating candidates to the Offices
and
Whereas At the said preliminary convention the un-
charged especially With the duty Of designating the tims
and manner of eecting such delegates they hereby
guest The Americans of each State In the Union, who
approv0 OF the action Of the said preliminary convention
and who are opposed to the establishment of slavery in
any Of the territory which covered by the Missouri
The vote to which the States are On.
He st such time during the month Of May and In such
manner - shall b prercribed in tho respective States
Ths delegates selected requested to meet in the
city Of Nev York. Thursday, tho 18th day Of Juns
neIt st y O'Clock w. for the purpose Of nominating
Of the United States to bs supported By tho American
party.
The credentials Of delegates should be certified BY the
msmber Of the Executive Committee Of the State to
which they may respectively belong, there Do po
member Of said committee from such Stats, then By
5uenber from ono of the States nearest theirs.
ANTHONY COLBY, OF New Hanpshire.
EVClUS G. PECK, Of Connecticut
E. j. NIGHTINGALE, of Rhode Island.
Y. X. PANGBORN, OF Massachusetts,.
J. SLADE Of Vermont
FRANCIS n. RUGGLES Of New York.
j. Il. BAKER OF Ohio.
JOHN LOCKWOOD Of Wisconsin.
WHAIAM F. JOHNS TON, Of Pennsylvania.
n WILLIAM FULLER, OF Michigan.
4. q. WEBSTER of Iowa.
SOLOMON MEREDITH, OF Indiana,
N. @. 0EER, Of Illinois.
b. u. PECK. Of Maine.
A. s. LIVINGSTON, Of New Jersey.
G. HOWARD. OF California.
THOMAS SHANKLANO. OF Kansas.
WILLIAM PUGSLEY, ofOregon.
I. z. PARKES, of Minnesota.
H. c. BOWEs, Of ofWasnlngton.
APRIL 10, 1856.
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