The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07

ar wRiGT, % Penn, hopej th, the ma ,-i'y .se ,rr
of tie CoiIn,.e on Cr'dea'ss "a ia. Mes York cssH
would be stricken fem the Ia. or aud thAi tsr
that all ferencss night be sst.,d seuli oil ~
soutoD ieacmn md, both tso ions sgtee up no :
ipg state Convention TO 70 tie dp orgsnizsu,n
and make pr+yaiatoLs toi Inc noninAton of sirgtu
e.fctciai ticket
Judge BRARnsrEY, on the part Of the hsrds assured
tns Convention that the ns ionai denocraac party o
New York would work cheerful AID pesisteay for the
the Sc ten!ent of 6u past difficulties
NJ LUDLOW expressed sind or visF Oh the part of tE
sofs.
Governor SEYMOUR then one sua wa received vita
'cuc spplause. He made etle copct.o- ep ssh
a'ladins 20 'ht time when the dem ,crscy EeE
wers unit, and prohi iEs aresurr Of th1ss hsoyoc
Gays.
r w,iyts resolution WIS .hsc ado psd ani tn Cou-
ven'o1 adjourned tl2P.M.
AFTERNOON sE ,sIoN.
II Convention tsipg called order, NJ. SuMos Of
sistour, offered resolution declaring to be the duty
OF tie general goyerpment the constitution wilt
petmi to and IN the consructtoa OF ale AMI
between the Atlantic and tte pssfic ,4sts.
motion to lay the resolution ,hs table io-t By
ayes rs nays 22O
Several delesste. from Missouri rese sod demanded
suspension ci tbs rules.
Mr. PElT OF inoians, eroeavorea 20 spea. on ths pro-
prietg OF amendment declaring i. the duty OF tins
genera government to use ST. proper con-.Itu.ionaI
power fo- the object nanea but sas rot heard
The mo',on to suspend The rules fos the purpose OF
nays 49,
at the suggsston OF Mr. PETIT, ths -ord proper wss
seed before constitutional power ana the main
qcsst6n being ordered the resolution Was adopted BY
yes eos nsys77
Ths couyeaton then prooeeded.to aomiaste fos Vice
resident.
Mr. MEADE Of Virgins, proposed lynn Boyd, of Ken
trcty.
Mr. HARRs Of Illinois, begged ieAvs to propose mao
who, though born on ne banks cf ne Hudoou was now
resident On the bsrk Of the h-isicai L, had been
rs prize 70 serve pne.r bis -egi uens in
ilmoif that never urnec tre,r backs or
He was he frs to plant he Ameica Dag on the Halls
OF the MOnts zunss. He asmei General Qui man.
Col. LEWIS Of Louisiana pa;aed John G. Breckenridge
# Kentucky.
Mr.. BREcKENB.DGE returned ais thanks to Loustaua
Coz tte honor conferred aim but was one Of those
who believed promotion should tlo semi rlty besides,
he Tas Already candidate tor the ci;e OF autor-Jne
~ the editors who ahoud suvocae he slaction OF the
ranoicaea cf Tbis Ccuvertin and tn uphodng OF its
noble States rights platform Hs ". nrrsw his nsue
y- CHAPMAN, OF Aisbana noriinslsl BsDj Fitzpatrick
OF A'Absns.
NJ. BRowN Of Tennessee, nominated Aaron V. Brown
Of Tee A. ssee.
A DELEGATE, from Noith CaIo,!n. dominated James A.
Seoden, O: Virginia.
hr sEDDEN returned thanks Cot tts honor and with
DIR. W bis name.
w. AVERY North Carolina tasn presented the naus
CT James G Dobbin, Of North CsrcIita.
NJ. UNDERWOOD, OF Georgia. Nominate II. V. Johnson,
of Georgia.
The Convention then prooeeds5 to voc for candidate
for Vice President, nth the following result
FIRST
jobn Quitmsn ....... so }. G. Breckenrioge. . SIS
Lynn Boyd .3 Bsri. Fif2os--ick II