The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-02

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MEETING OF THE DELEaArB0 70 fnE NATIONAL
pNeoCRAtIC rND9IDRykLAL C0NvNNTInN.r 80
meeting Of the delegates And aitstnasss Hppont&
BY tho national deaocscy Of this STATE to ats6as ts
Cincinnati Convention hslA In the city of syrasass
the Goth day Of April pursuant 70 the ssuowizs sas
special meeting Of die delesatss asa slsruatss e1pet
a.aiis Nonsas n: ns'0o 1
he city Of syIaoass on 7uss1sy "A day q xpr~ isssui
g, sps. ss WIZ a.s q sfs,sssass 6 sss
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the delegates cs..-.s M ps.. psAf s:ss sSSsa oas
At Il oclock nosS, the nsstss was dsod y srdef BY
tol nel Fowler Chairman Of TIE Democratic State Com
mttse and delegate from the Tenth Cmgress district
upon whose motion Judge George W. Clinton Of the
delegates at large called TO preside temporary
Chairman. Gideon j. Tucker delegate from the Third
Congress district and Harmon 8. Cutting, of the al
ternates at large appointed Secretaries pro tenn.
The list OF delegates and alternates then called by
ne s ass. .tc sac ound 70 D
On motion. the meeting took recess til two O'Clock
On recovering EARMosS CurrIsc alternate 1t largo,
offered the following resolution
RssOed m ls se.mss ri Of three be sppcs sy
nsstinxs al Cnsnnsi. : 40 N''S'"'" y ~
Which onsnimously adopted.
The CHAIR appointed members OF such committee,
the Eourtee nth distric and Elisha B. smith, delegate
from the Twenty first district.
zen. SANUEL HATHAWAY, delegate from the TW onty
drst cistrict, offered the following resolution
Resolved. That this delegation CORDIALLY Arnl radHes and
adopts he resolutions sdooted q: the haoua Democratic
sss Convention he'd Syracuse the sd DAY OF August 1885,
o. the naooal democracy and the consultation that he
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perieDce have dsmonsraled their purity and soundnes and
Rs.oives, 1f.s Ss Lessons q as fathers Of democracy
ei.ra aSd hat adhere to Ssm enduring srslss Of
sssovss s.. o.!. article Sf creed
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TO determine for ihem,evss All local questions nclnd
ns in s nsurs ana nduencs - may b wholly s1cludsd rom
ne sci,ep q he goysnnent the Union .1a at further
Kansas ksss2s S and oppose any effort = re- ssaSsS
Resolved Thai he national democracy opposed to ali
s1.s ssd % M ::
n,era 9, public that the guarantees freedom Of
consu!ions lie fsu1dson q our nsonsi serass and
That as attempt 70 aS,dss tho pryesss noS
smons us or % ssc he shs Of adopted citizens % sH and
genius
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bery 70 uphold ana sniOrcs ths constitution In
f is ;s' we rss. aan Ss p Liquor a
Iasssd BY The Lss.srrs o. this State At s ..t session ss
. sy Y: % ana that
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Resolved That he asnsturs Of each member Of the delesa
Which resolutions were unanimously agreed to.
The committee TO recommend permanent officers for
the delegation reported the following L.
T. JsSs. s:s. ss .rrs
1homss b. Michel. delegate from The Eshssnh Congress
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The question upon the report Of the committee was
put BY Of the Secretaries snd agreed to- and tine
Col FOWLER delegate from the Tenth Congress- district
moved the appointment Of executive committee OF
FIVE to make general arrangemsnts for the delegation,
The CHAR appointed as such COMMITTEES: Fow.
ler OF the Tenth district; Elisha B. Smith, Of the Twsn
fyhrst district; Elijah Ward, Of the Seventh distrct;
Henry W. Rogers OF the Thirty second districts Gieon
J. Tucker, Of the Third district.
passed BY the meeting having been eugrossed and pre-
pared for signAture, recess was then ken and they
we're signed BY every delegate and alternate present
On the meeting coming TO order again, Gen. WARD, Of
the Seventh Congress district moved to adjourn TO meet
at the Burnett House in tho city Of Cincinnati the
O'Clock nosD In the paoss engaged for the delegation
BY the State Committee, which agreed to, and the
meeting then adjourned.
regular meeting Of the democratic Republican Gene
raj Commiites held At Stryveeant institute last even
ing. The chsif wss occupied BY Horace F. Clark, and
there pretty fall attendance OF members not With
standing the rain. Col Mead from the Fifteenth ward,
the report Of the Committee Bylaws, which
adopted with single observation-disclosures the time Of
meeting CT the Committee from the fyst husdsy to the
arst Wednesday Of eAsh m nth. without traasac ang
any further business tas C0nmttes sdourned to the fr
Nsdnsscy n ysas.