The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-09

ticket: the balance for straight out and ont Fill
more ticket. which secures the State to Buchannu
unless there - a general rally Of the masses on
Fremont.
Ar. Sanderson, of Philadelphia, in behalf Of the
Committee Credentials then reported the follow
ing resolutions. which were adopted without dis
senting voice.
Whereas, a Presidential election Is to be he d in No.
yeber next and the affairs OF the nation the present
crisis demand the most thoughtful consideration Of every
true patriot and the exercise OF wisdom. prudence and
patros III order 10 harmonize the agitaed elements
that now dist the people, aud to restore the
country to that conteatment peace and quetuess In
which The present administration found It's accession
power. I0f
And whereas, those here assembled and those whom
they represent considering the peculiar and threatening
thereto believe that present and future existence as
aHee united and independent people, the protection
our rights as eemen the preservation Of ,e consta.
upon al good citizens not 70 hazard the expert
ment OF new and untried man, but TO selec,
man OF tried personal and political integrity, of liberal
ana patriotic feelings of enlarged national views, Of
sound republican principles, who is acquainted with the
past has proven himself faithful TO the constitution and
exhiDted the qualities Of statesman which afford to his
counhymen assurance tina, if elected he viii admins
yer tne government In accordance with the spirit of the
Constitution, and once more restore il to the policy Of
Washington
And whereas. q candidate has been preseate. 70 tho
people o. the United States In the person Of Mard Fill
more OF New York who in all the reouse
OF statesman IN soundness OF mind, energy OF intellect
clear and com rehcnsive Judgment, knowledge OF our
constitution laws and institutions Integrity OF character
purity OF purpose and devotion to tho Union may be
safely asserted Is second to no statesman In the country
Therefore be II Resolved, That this Convention repro
sentiag the conservative sober minded patriotic and
Union loving people OF Pennsy Vana who are opposed to
radcalism whether advocated and sustained under the
guEe OF democracy or republcanism hereby declares
IN favor o. Willard Fillmore that pure statesman and de
voted patriot whose former administration OF tbs govern
men was extoled even by its opponents as Washington
IKE believing him to be, above all other men
f,rf h.. Hrae
possesses in more eminent degree than any other states
man row living combination Of qualities essential to
proper discharge OF the duties OF the chie magsracy OK
the Union TO tho respect and confidence OF the
American people, protect the great interests OF the
try give prominence to our free institutions ensure peace
ana happiness among ourselves, and command
respect from every people With whom we may
have have, Intercourse n,. as nation Hence. we
present. our cordial, firm, unyiedirg and determined
support fully satisfied that sustained by the sober second
thought OF the honest yeomanry OF the country ef
fort in his support destined to be crowned with go-
rious and triumphant victory.
Resolved, Tha. in Andrew jackson Doneison Of Ten
nessec the people Of the United States have presented
for their support for the Vice Presidency candidate
who has ever been conservative statesma aad who
never consented no matter with hat party he acted To
take his position On any other Platform than that en-
bractag the constitution and the Union. He among
movement Of the South in 1850 and among the abicst
ans siouts champions of compromise measures passed
BIZ consistent regard for the sa,red observance
OF the compact entered into between the North aud South
promise OF 1920 ana derouncing II measure aaught
with all the dreful consequences which resulted from il,
Emnentiy qualified by educaton and experience for the
office, aud having anicce tents which can leave no doubt
OF his conservative principles and his devotion to the
whole country he IS I'll associate Of Mr. Fillmore, and
we pledge 70 him cordial and united support.
Resolved, That the friends OF Fillmore Donelsoa in
Pennsy enter upon this contest believing AID main
tanning these principles
let That the of the Union as our fathers
made IT, is paramount political gooa, or in the language
OF washngtons Farewell Address 'hs primary object OF
I'd Civil and religious liberty, according to every
the rights guaranteed to him by the constitution among
which s that OF enjoying his own religious opinions and
3D. thorough reformation Of our naturalization laws,
and the exclusion 81 all foreign convict and parpers but
no interference with the vested rights the foreign born
now in the count j.
9Th The FRI edon Of our common sohe OILS from any nau
control OF scctarian parzsn character and
the right Of the free use Of the Bib. therein as text
9Th. The protection of the American laborer against
the ruinous competition oe the pauper labor Of Europe
EN-. The improvement Of cur harbors and rivers.
7h. The freedom OF Kansas not secured by force and
violence, and the OF Shapes rifles but by aEordlug
full protection to the actual settlers the enjoyment
the tights guaranteed % them by the organic act OF the
Territory 10 estab ish government Of their own
sth. Americans aiore should rule America
And lastly guided by those principles, We wage
incorporating opposition TO the reckless and unwse
policy OF the pTtsen administration in the general
ragement Of our national affairs, aud more especially as
conservative from Office and placing foreigners and
nraisis 10 Their places, IS shown IN trucking sbser
vado towards the weaker powers, shown Ia reopen
ing the sectional agi.a ion, By the repeal OF the Mis-
sosa % rs Of 70 Ksnsa,
and Nebraska as shown IN IL vaciatng tho
kansos and Nebraska QUESTION:, as sho xn in the corrup
on which pegyade some q the departments OF the gov
ernmenT: AS shown in disgrscag meriorious naval
officers through prejudice or csprice aud as shown In
the blundering M! uanagcme OF our foreign Affairs.
On tho adoption Of these resolutions motion was
made TO adjourn, and voted down.
The Committee on District Electors then made
their report.
motion was made to oct upon each Flec,or sin
gy there appearing 20 be some fear that they were
not all sound for Fillmore.
The CHAIRMAN Of the committee then stated that
they bad placed no person or the list unless they
had received assurance that he was all sound.
motion TO act upon them separately was then
withdrawn.
A motion was made to postpone the adoption of
At this stage Of the proceedings some ten or
twelve delegates had the floor at the time, Of
fcring resolutions. The utmost confusion prevailed.
Amidst the confusion the CHAIR stated question,
and the vote was taken; but before he could give
his decision as to the result of the vote cries we're
heard, What's the question: II don't know wha.
am voting upon Move we adjourn sine die
There was perfect uproar for about ten minutes.
He finally quoted them by stating that the motion
before the Convention was to adjourn.
The motion TO adjourn wasithen voted down.
The report OF the committee was adopted.
The following Ia, therefore, the Fillmore aud Do
nelson electoral ticket for Pennsylvania
SENATORIAL sLxcrops.
Andrew Stewart. Joseph z Ingcrsol.
DISTRICT ntcTops.
IA J. 7. Connerfelt. is--Could ind no Fillmore
c-Henry White. man In the district.
3-Jos. ra.lv, Jr. 15-Cco W. Younguan.
s-Ilcnry y. Moore. 1t-Joslah v. Horhorn.
f-ianci q. Hncr. lib :. Duileld.
c-Isaac Newton 1s-cco W. Patton.
Caleb A. Taylor 1g--Joseph IT, kcrhns.
s-fohn &. Myers. 20-foha ~ Wells
9-Samuel kennagy. 21-Wm. NJ Wright.
lc-Henry W. sly der. 22-Henry Philips
ll-Kimber Cleaver. 23-lohn NJ. n. Nesbiit.
I2-Robt !. Gin. 2l--John y. lieathrengtou.
1c-samuel Yohe. 25-Jamcs Webster.
The Fourteenth district, being that known as viii.
mots they could 6nd no for Fillmore in and there
fore left II vacant, in hopes that some ono In that
district would be patriotic enough to bolt from Ere
mont and serve his country in running an Eector
for Fillmore That district Is open for a bid. Who
bids?
motion was then made and carried, for the
Chair to appoint State Central Committee of TWEEN
ty seven.