New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-15

l.. Brri.n y, and w. Il. Pellet.
Ahe report Of the Committee upsainou...
adopted.
of New York and Mr.. Crosby OF DntcheS, Va. :
poirte6 10 conduct the President to the obsr =
MI Granger was greeted with enthdsiastio and %,
lope.d cheering taking the chair
He adore ss, q the Convention a. iollows:
"Wh2s immediately Interrupted by three ,ren,.
don, cbeer.I: The old batIe cry Of Whig. vu I,
deed ch. eritg "a voice" Indeed It u J.. II ~as.
even though they only rally broken legion II,
thanked he Convention for the honor conferred no.,
him and csclared biz ssfisactioa a. recognizing :,
msry Wig aces around him. 'r persons in high p.,
hsd declsred that the Wbiy party lac ceased 20 eng
III ose who r, aiJed true tOthe country would never a.
stther principles He alluded 20 The time when .ss
Others lac Gu, loo at Syracuse from Ia So who Az,
receiving hnDors from the parry and shining n. 60,
fdence, hsd n'rt ueo 10 b.trsy AID destroy II. Ia,
meeting and the position OF tho-e against waose tres.
sorab, conc net they bad then rIsen we're sufc,e,,
notification now of their acton al that time lie coo
Guided b., exborirg Wings in the oreseIt crsi. 70 e
ulate the noble examples OF Clay and Webster.
Mr. GraDgers remsrks, which were eloque,,ly
clothed ana well delivered, were frequently in,srruD;
with louc applause.
Nm $. Johnson. of Cst'araugus, moved hy =.
Committee of four be sppoioed to report az aide.,
and draw up resolutions Canei.
The President appointed tho ioio"ing a. such CON-
Robert A. Wall of Richmond, W. s johnson Of
Catarsugus, Jams 4. Hamilton Of Westche.t-r sai
On motion Of Mr.. Talmsdye the Delegate. in Con-
Or, .sioual Districts were requested 10 meet dunng re-
ces- D. select the OF Delegates 10 the Baore
Convention. kece's TIL p. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention reassembled a. O'Clock this aAe
K. A. West, esq. of The " y. Commorrid Aiocr.
hser fiom the Committee read the address AMI resb
lutiCnf.
The Address refers to the novel poition Of the Wig.
Of New York who find tbemselves fvf toe hcst tine
without candidate for The hghes. Office u the g: of
a free people. II deca es that the Natio1N Nb'ys
have no I, greis for the past a. they have always d0e
their ouy Il REVIEW, the tLree candidates before tie
COUNTY, =, TIL foith sfroJk ly 'h.t WhS canno slp
Tot Mr.. Buchanan, because of his pnn.iOlrs nor NJ
Fremont because he had always been Demo
of party sectional in spirit. then de.
clsres that in Mr.. Fllmoro's lste Admisis-
tration all Wigs have just cause to TAX pnde AMI
expre sses the full st confidence in him as nstonA
and consery alive statesman. II continues as iolOSs
"Donc site tranquility ID what the country nos eYe
cally and almost solely needs, and II Is that waleh
will not result from the election of either OF the
otler candinstCs Mr. tlllmores election aul secure
the RESTORATION of peace az home ard the per
petu,tion of peace abroad. We are told, however
tbnt lie il 10 longer straight Wbgl BE il so-Fhf
tLen2 Is Mr. Buchanan = Wing or Mr. Fremont
The gulf between us "a wings ana MI Duclanan OF
Mr. Fremont ls mnles urably wic.r than 1t is between
Us ana Mr. Fillmore. He is a Wig, and something
II ore We are Whigs, and nothing eis', and 1t rs 10
be oistI city underrtood that It Is not the some
fling more that recommends Mr.. Fillmore TO
us lwhO stlD msinfain, aid intend to maln
tain our Wing principles, Wing character, and
Wing shiZa'ion but the certainly tha, OF the can
at.s to whom choice Is necessarily confined, he
far in advance IN tDose attributes OF pnOhc chafac
ter which we deem essential IN Presidential csnd.
ate At ths crss. We more indorse, by this seec-
ton from the candidates, the platform OF the parry we
believe il to be our duty To support then We 60 tue
platform Of the Democratic or Republlcan party
d.cla ht, In.
does stand chance of election, while Mr. Ffemonts
char hopeless and concludes by declaring the
intention to man'aln the Organization WIN every cohn
denCe III the result.
TIE Tesolutlons are az follows:
Wh.,,os The ohLme wings Of the State Of New fot
kSe IL mas vita their duty to the count, the pre-
sent c al ddy ned also the uertts o, tbs
tine. PRESIDENTIAL candidates before the peoPe aud the
robabe censeqIpee, the election Of either, there
hered That esnno. supp M 9lehan"I pee aar We
leoye that adn nrstion enaoshe' upon ne Cnehh
would aste inelDa agitation aud endanset our
ani,able ei-iio; with o'slgn powers
Rsot.d That viii oppoee. TO the utmost extent OF
bty the election of M Fremont taat be not quaiei toe
he Predeucy Of ths Union, because We hfmly osNe hs
would the internal strife ai hs tie l-dy
hs repre- is in spirit seeona and nesb tends TO de
E~o,S That n the election of Misd Fillmore fni
guaranty thst de' ST.; agitation woid b, qneiet hlf
ou secured ard he interests OF uiture and
tss aSaS, %r snS ese II @ h sc,o "' WI"
nosd That while thus aid % promote the eIes
tu Of ih. American oijses, Nes, Fillmore aud Duue.
o1 the conviction hat such Is our solemn duty
ret cherished Whix
hs sspzation, ard alter the mar
That ss' ~. Se %s ,'s .s our Go,II ;I.. patty ss
they hereb, required to early Gag
,Ie Le aFi,''e, on County cernit'ss in each souay
such Con nttees he osrpe' 5equesoi to dur
the election Of slrnore and Done'sop.
The address ana resolutions were adopted viii loud
and enthusiastic applause, and the mention of Mr. Fill
Iror es Tecc we'd biDe he atty cheers.
One buIdred thousand copies OF the address were
ordered to be printed Tor circulation.
W. O. Hasbrouck, from the Committee on Delegates
to Baltimore reported the folio wing
Deesstts Lsrge-Francis Granger, Washington Haot
III an Ketcbum. AID Henry Crime /.
District s Lott &C. 6l'1i and wo Edwn a. IoAn.9n pS p
FIqnS, George 4. Hood Dist 4, VIM. Sps1ks ard il
sssrsii Knapp .Di Si' csi % ssdS ~; s
son, and d. A. Cushmanj Dist. Frederick A. Tall
Tsass .%o 'Nu sna nsI Mar tco S charcl Dist 10, W. C
HssbrcGci rnd b. st. John List. H. Jacob H.idenoarG
Dist 49, j. c. hesr aud Charlie. II. Kellogg, DIST H. John
s Tss, fs. 1ad ss sS Es D IS R a:y u H. IGs . .4 s
Thou Isoni st n John 9aeralt a;d r n FareAiii
D'i p fs ' rRsod I son and e sa~.a Hum
1ston; p. d. Msshew: and waIscf II, Contsyi Dist
ssmge sS'.leyi Dist q Jane. R. lawrence and M,I,
5I pr c Dis. ws D IL pss. aaGIs" and :%.. cS...
t,derei Johnson Dist g. Chsres r. C@ro and Hsary Z.
E9stss,e5 s Dit ksn F. Smith All ss,5 b.. M,;,w. s
ketp and r. s. bqIrowsi District 81 Carlos Emnons and r.
5. Mspin MiiIa'' D''' ''I-' '''' ''' ''
Alter tie adoption of the report, Thomas H. Bond
aud Francis Cir ~ ger addrc sseI the meeting.
Mr. GtsIgeI's remarks were m.iny co0fDed 10
Of III. circumstances that had led 10 the disro-
ton of the old Wbi1 party and TO ustfc iton Of 6e
course acopred ty the Na'iorai Wings. In the
of lis remarks he warmly eulogize1 Mr.. F,Dmore's
Albany speech. He (GraDgerl bad received net to
fsbe any part in the present csmp4ign, but when he
forLd a'taok made Dpon Mr.. Fillmore for pr:oci-
ee that he Gra g'r) cherished in hs heat ~ hearts
be lad lyed east sside Gisacna.ion ADD enter
the coLtest. Some luke esarm papers had siatC5 that
Mr FllnCre NUT have been inisuudor.tood I.