New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

Ltlcgates obliged to stand.
John L. Adams. csq, of Norwch, offered rcs"iu-
,iop that dis.inc Stato ticket be- nomlnat by the
Coi,y, ntiou, aud poke to the resolution. Ii was
uassed after debate. The Convention then conSid-
cred names for the office OF Governor. g. ;. Bushnell
of New Haven presented The claims o. PROT BctUamn
Sillnnap cen, of N,w.Haycn. Gideon W eless
claims and availability were enlarged on by gentle
men from Suflield and other places. Hartford men
d,d not put him forward IL candidate, from fear oi
Sc ming to crowd n Hartford man on the Oouven'
ti,u H. \ Barbour ad .ocated Prot. Silunan- NOM
ination. A eocoud informal ballot for Governor rc-
suited thus:
Wigss number Of 80 Wm. T. Muor.....,.. J;
Gieeob Nee...........ljj FGnci, Giie,ie..'.'.'..'
Benz sGlinap............ 3 John NJ .....'''.''
The formal ballot was then taken, and stood
Whole number votes 2! Beni Sian q
Necessary r choiee lSl VIM T. Minor '''''''.'''
GID Giproy WrEIrs. tsq, was declared unanimously
nominated.
Tao remainder Of the ticket was made up as FOL
lows: -
ser,eiary o. Sic.eJO Ouh boYD Of Min1ted
Co.i,e4r.......JOuN T. ADAMS ofNorw.ch
Committees were appointed tonominate State, Con.
gressional aud Senatorial Committee
The ticket beiug completed Charles Ives. esq, OF
New Haven offered resolution indorsing it. and
plr,eing the Convention 10 its support, supporting
IN q speech of much force II unanimously passed.
The Committee ON Resolutions then reported through
H.. Hon. John NJ. Niles.
Peo,G That We regard the Republican movement sni
sapaiion having been forced the country ny e ucon
s tor cspotc and agg".ions Of the Ma
tor al Aduin-ratiou and the us ouer party occu
psug position suitable for c"ubng public sentiment sna
sIdeTns II edeot To- a'tn suc sesfes-9D' h geicld
The hshts Il The PcoIr, s 'ndests tae principles ol
Freedom
Re,ored That the rarrt Convention Pittsburgh. which
Grsr irsueuracd re Rcpubca movement rss National orga
1scr demsntcd by he circumstances Of the country
thai pStOc and ucOus, and meet our
Tvrov.li believing that they have already eNertoda
oTs IN The SSsse 1i ho Co1Sen1a ably
H., oId That his Coy cuon representing portion Of ths
rf-f tf. 4
sr spfrye our rinrl aud symI .to in our obiect,
4e he pe.enl an AIS picious occasion the Re-
1l roit,a ga productive of results highly bencisis to
tie Interests and be State, and is elsions - he
To. couduye TO the pesce tho "e!f're ad seon o the
R,,sI That We 1.d t ,sDg object OF ihe Repubc
no.eDeut yudct, snd de,eud he Constitution AGAINST toe
gorveriou po,ous ons and assaults ot -oconc
i.Cncto, htere-, the Government rs ongln-
rrucp-, erd TO orsHo ~ adoi.traoD not in he interests
or slavery, out IL tie Interests Of Freedom, end IN tn sane
spirit which II e founded and s POS ers exercised By me
Le,e,red Thai The aggressive originating sectional
mo- oioy interests which hslc a2tsrei alarmed the
try hay been .unas.et n disregard OF the panc pro
OF he Constitution adiuonah Us OF re ueco,ity md
tha rrevsi' in the cy ds Of the Republic which regarded
o .o, M !' no, a. no oi .te. Ger
al u. so,cIcqnty Tar a. Il nld voluntarily
.ad.l re t "a! sysn having ornated on the Sstes
a.i pos'esns only special AID Limited powers which had
sy!,rt and neasurc Of is authority which he enlarged
h., o1s,rtioo or ric,fon orby te exercise OF assumed
sr o,rrrisnty of tie stats Anl in .ccofisnoe h tess
sou1d ccnes there being rsnr power the Fedel
the Territories any wher- ei'o urdor the Dag and
suhvy The CLioa ogc cNerss 0. unconstitutional
R(k.J Thl recent sy,cs and ise'ores respecting me
raase Of Le K,usss AebrsAs hot. ead the subsequent
sci.g the Administrator on the subject. have .sanred
uTon that darker shade o! corruption fraud iu-
ice desposm and violation OF palc sA npAaIieed ~ 'ae
rGt % modern j. si.laCoE.
Ee.oed That the coud-c OF Size AdnHssEsi!on IN relation
70 Kansas both in what a. do9s aud = what it - Aes
10. affords cocclso eieuce that IL kss bea IT,
eed puspce to make Kansas Slave state essfee's O. she
poruar .oye.. 1By " D. establishment Of which alleged
20 he the object oi the k,H.as sAd Nebraska act.
ReoIrsd Iist the Federal Co. eminent has exclusive
.dcon the ferone. il is the duty o. tina President ~
sSd n tbe efrsi ofho PTe.d1a to DO % md IN nov
Governor Rerder, who upaodns the authority OF The
lev less acts ami crimes hsh have been pepestsd there aad
hc caan-s Inflicted tbs uao1eEans people OF the Tar
Rj,eg That ne Proclamation Of the presient AMI
the Instructions u TIC Secretary OF War 70 Ae oiheeI NJ c9l
lion Of cooperating rh hs Border RGisns subjugate he
eo OF All 70 ,o,url Them by lnii,y farce sab
have established over hem ms illustrates a' doctrine OF
Resd Ths IN view Of ne prcsent iiract-d ani .lsrnrs
condition hs country, no seey no Ssy " aeur
except ne sucees u The Republican movements sud
aiior every the State, and 70 'a'in the Repub
uro!,esce and with the issues depedrg apon H.
Re,orea. Thet symPaaize wlh the people OF Asnsa'
e1uosed 70 the oatsses Of tie Border Ruans tie hari
and The u ust acts Of The Administration the Ohsi sni
should the President attempt 20 execute hs threats oi e0s
eips BY uia-g force, their submission 70 usUTpson AID
tie evident OF for0u- slavery them
asaD.t Their ID aid agst the p PIE Of ths organic Law Of
the Tenor5 hs' the IN ads o Jlsiice sud Freedom
In ne North vii not g,sy witness sneh wrong to
the reop ne Territory AID ~ ineu oHn Interests but
vii promptly sfo- thsm .uch circur1ssnces TnsJ
den and, Iet ite cous~quences NJ what they NAV - -
A COMMITTEE consisting Of the Hon. John NJ. hles,
4. A. Bumham ant Charles Ives, wa- appointed 70
draw up and publi-h an Address.
Deb gates the National Republican Convention at
PHI ado lpLia were appointed a. ioil0ws;
d. al 1yrts .it ~
BeuisIuin Siaiuan, New-Hayon; ID. i. Roesn-on,
Hartford; Chares Ives, New-Hayen; Chauncey r.
Cleveland, Hampton Charles Adau-, Litcaneic'
Su5stitates-Ca alvin Day, Hartford; Julius frai,
Neriden: Perry smith, Hartford Chare. A. Jadson,
New-Haven: 4. 4. Bumham, Hampton Eliott
F,or, Gongrf.sio,aI Dsfcc,s-lzt, Dwight LOOMS,
Rr,L,iilc. Lance, Al. Buncc, Hartford Ihsddeus
WcIi(s Gla.t.Ebury. iSy6siIuGCs-,J. K. Sickney,
Rockville; Jo-eph X. Hawlcy, HaIifori; Thomas I.
cd. BENJAMIN Douglass, Middetown: Cbarlcs l..
Engli-h, New-Havep, Eihu Spencer, MiddetoWn.
Srjsttiats. Henry Taintor, CliDton; Charles Ball,
New.Ilayrn; VIM. II. Buen, Clinton.
81. Dari.l p. Tyler, Brooklyn; Augustus Bran
dagee, New-Gondon; Moses Pierce. Norwich. .SnI-
sti7gtes: Amos ID. lockwood, Windhaln: ). H. Car.
penier Niiiimanfie; n. T. Adams, Jcwett City.
fth. Frodcrick 5 Wldman, Danbury; George u.
Wsdhams, Nolco,tyille; VIM. Is. Hoyt, Dsnbury.
Ssbsiiiutes; Lewis Beers Srstforl AInrni Gliding,
Plymouth; Edgar \. Iweedy stamford.
The following R.solu;ion WAS then passed:
Ie1,d, That TIE torvenon Tseoamcnd The srr0 ~
- a. efficient Town Committee, ard the ornson Of CLUB m
s e towns ~ q Sife, with reiscue - he ehsphs sac
' e. SO ono 'te F-,a'seB'si css'ioo