The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-30

Total. Observation-Disclosures.
Bartholomev Laporie was then unanimously declared
the nominee.
On mo,iou the Convention proceeded to ballot for Canal
Commissioner, with the following result
Ieter MeIup 20
William Williamson. ................. IL
Nlhism A. !6yo............... .................. 4
n ~ 70
NOD Mco.' Tta.
Total. .12o
All OF the other candidates Withdrawn before pro-
1hos. f. Cochran was then declared the unanimous
nominee Of the Convention.
The ticket thei elore presented to The people Of this
comme nweafh who are opposed to the Pierce dynasty,
by this fusion Convention, il as 'oiIows:-
Auditor Gent'al-Darwin Phelps (American), Of Arm
Surveyor Gtnea- bartholomew Laports (Wnmot 10.
publiean), Of Breof ,rd county.
Tss fusion is therefore, nearly complets, each party
represented In The Convention obtained one candidate
The Americans conducted themselves magnauimously;
with the exception Of short time last evening, they
kept the disorganizitg spirit down; they let the
niger porthippers blow OF their gas and said but
little, but worked the more.
The American had about txo-thrds of the dsega atcs
in the Convent1on I'D could have selected from their
party every otnddae but they led in spirit of
cAon and although the American party ten votes
in the State where the wings and nigger worshipoers
combined have yet they gave to each OF these
,,es & candidate to harmonzs yet at the same time
Americans with n'ing everything.
Mr. lngham, the Niger worsaipper, that offered the
evening" cid not show his face in the Convention this
morning; his resolution sewing but eighteen votss in
no doubt convinced him that his presence longer
needed in that body.
Al order obtained Mr. Cornman offered the
following, which was accepted
Resolved That State Central Committee Re appointed
to e Ct s and that The om
he II ipp in fhaC Cosnvo
Jacob Dock AmerIcan Charles Tn mpson Jonei, Aneri
can; aenry l. Banner American; Oliver ?: Cornman.
ricsn; Geo. anan, Amefesn 9. + Musnoh. Am.rican;
David Wills, American Ao- ahau Forry, American Z.
Beatty vbg; David G. Boal, American: John Penn Jones'
woIshipper Gen. Ashley ii. Hill, Niger worahpper:
wm. Stewart. n'ggsr worshippsr; John N. Howe
can niger worshipper; A. II. MI ler, sisger ~ wor.
shpper: James IL. Shields American nigger wOrshpper
,teass sT Js, c american ,iggsr wSrshippsr; Philip
ns Americss; Robert sdtt niger worsh pper; Robert
~ es.ne er, Am ericsn; II. jones Brooss, Ansric.n.
Mr.. IoS then offered The following which was
adopted -
s9ssd isst Tie he members me Of ibis ysn.ion contribute
TSrs and he % Ss A'
The following was then adopted:--
keolysd 1hs the ticket Just Iomns,ed wiz he unani
for The support OF all opposed to The national
Gsp. SMALL (Americsn) then took the floor and said
that he copgra,ua ed the members of this Convention
the lon that had controlled their proceed
irgs and he considered hxt it would reflect honor upon
them throughout tho com nonweai.h. They were called
together this occasion because Of tae shessness Of
tie pIesen. national ADMINISTRATION TO all their pledges
made to the people, for the soc purpose Of saying
ttsir IaTtizan lsmngcsaea lie was originally demo-
cra and worked with ha! party until they abandoned
their ctme cracy; but he Low wooded to ths
ps'g,s' n. Of ssoan ss american party He WAS so
up to the Inauguration o. General Pierc, When ne saw
rces inaugural addrsss he was proud of his vote for
maker 10 the chair But lorg before thss message was
circulated throughout tie length aud breaGth OF the
country General Pierce had ated every pledge that
be had made 10 that document by pattng tire *
and urging forward the IiLe Giant Of Tnss with the
act to repeal tie compromise ensures and open again
the bleeding wouncs Of the coGnry. Itwas not tnc
repubicsns that opened thia ag alton bat the de.
InccIats. There nsver WA administration in this
country entirely sgnfcan. for evil as the present
They had done rothirg t, strengthen interests
abIo at home, but nal weakened hsn in everv d.
Iee,i,r The only thing desperate thai they had done
down on the Gulf (Appiarse And thsy were
tod tha they were almost at war with England but The
was quarrelug w'h Lord Pa'msrston en- paper he Was
dipif with the Queen and had split the Lord Mayors
eirror by not dirfog wieh him. He considered that i.
would be runous to the country 10 hsva rercss aiu
that tie result OF this cn!snon would The DE-
feat OF the Democracy in this State next fall:
Thanfs we're thon voted to the officers of the Conyen-
sn, and tothe Speaker and meubsrs Of the House Of
Representatives for granting tLem tho hall.
When, after few rsrdom remarks, at II A NJ, the
Convention adjourned with bree chees fer TIE tcte,
Perfect good feeling on all sides pervated the
Their adjournment
Immediately after the adjournment Of the Convention
the Central Committee net and eec ed H. Jones Brooks
Of Delaware, chairman. Now that the all campsign
this state IS fairly o en-, 1t perhaps would be in pacs
to take : glance at the cortition Of the two par
der exceedingly favorable anspicies, and nominated
ticket with perfect harmony. Tro Of the men, however
Inst they nominated were taken ont OF Wimots district
that section OF tie State where the democratic party is
the weakestand the other om the Eastern part the
State leaving TIA portion west OF the mountain without
q car didse. This caused a great dea. OF murmul ny
snong the veste democrats although they /. D. acr
Dissatisfaction to themselves a. the tTe bat u has since
bi oxen cut and the indicate ,rs no are that II si e
riously eau sge their ticket 10 October next.
The fusion Convention hiss jus: adjourned Thoy met
feIe uuder the Ia ttaoverse circumstances that any
Them representa- principles Antagonist 10 each other
with men hodirg eSrcme views both sides; but With
the exception Of acno ier tweve (who made All
the troubled more i'iceious set could NOT hsc bee
sent 1be Americana baypg the control OF the ccpYcn
ton bed out tie olive brs nch 80 their op roaeni1 ia
vitws, ard afte. day labor, the Ii AID lamb laid
down tcgotber--the Fillmore national AMeri ars
c!aspsd to their embrace the seward niger worsppss
the free traders and ectonisls shook hands with
each other and thus eded in breaking up in harmony
1htir ticket is composed ot Of ability and well
qualified for their respective poss and jkewise we'll oia-
iribued throughout the stare Ia Inc atter rssnsct
the, have the advantage of the democrats, a. they
svo taken strong man from Wimots diatric, and
that exceedi' gy popular from west OF the aims
ard he other from the sou uhesatern part vi this State
lbis distribution viii very materially strengthen their
Itder rotlUtn tney enter the He'll with al
least twenty fl Thousand msJority arsnst the demo-
tIats ~ tbtn they sucoeed in keeptg the different e,o
pents united ttey will carry svery thing before them.
Strange to say a word ut cred in the Canysu
tlon about the Presidential question: ard neither of tho
cenai6ses nominated epdors the HI and Dpncs3s
nAmirAion.
rLATFo OWN AS FINALLY ADOPTED.
Whereas, the freeman of Penpsylvnna opposed 10 Inc M
oual admluisi auon arc divided iao political
10 ding ssme guesly oil governmental policy div opa
ors set believed that large majority OF the heeren OF
ls ate agreed upcu the forced upoi
ne coniy bS he' ercsl OF The Missouri compromises by The
nnesgued poioy of tie national adn impose by
N1brce ard t d elavery upon Kansas contrary ,ha
mihes frs majority of The inhattAuls; and tta
.Auan In ihe