New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06


fsns AID serou., COZ sd before they adopt
poes boz & alh1 Sas ss'
motion to refer it to the Committee on Resolutions
wss laid on the table.
Sol SMITH Of St Louis ffered the folio wing resoIu
tion
Red That American party regard /. q. tn. true polio
ty Of every American interest and to give the mos,
scope TO the psenuy and industry Of American eti.ns in
ali aid compatible with the power vested
BY adapting national hsrbor the .is. sod ID.
coas the protection and conyeojenoe Of shipping and
between tho which bound Of the
Union To oneo~e the development of American BY
literature and science To guard the industry Of the country
SECURE same may b done IN
with the conferred BY Consitut IN the prop ty
.sS, the WORK rsauId s, the country the
Many speeches were here made against the intro
ductOn Of resolutions there being but few delegates
present. in consideration Of which Mr.. Smith withdrew
his resolution.
motion was made and carried empowering the
President to appoint persons to fill vacancy iu case Of
the acceptance OF any person elected to Office in
the Council.
The Council here got into considerable trouble in
Discussing the question whether they should 20 into
secret session or rot. Sol SMITH opposed it, he
wanted to bril- mp the resolutions offered by him yes
terday, recommending the form of pledge of honor
TO be used by the Order This discussed for some
time, when motion to indefinitely postpone was put
and carried.
Mr.. ALEXANDER of Maryland offered a resolution Of
thaIks to the Press for their attendance 10 the Council
and reporting its proceedings.
Sol SMITH said be would vote for that be always
felt interest in the Press having at time been
connected with it himself He hoped however, that
in future as he belonged to the very numerous family
of Smiths, they would state his to be Sol Smith,
and not Samuel Smith. He didn't if they called it
"Old SOL" only he didn't want TO be lost. Further
moIe, he wanted to be reported from Missouri, and
not Mississippi [Laughterl.
Mr.. Alexander's resolution was adopted.
Sol SMITH said he to q privileged question.
Yesterday some gentleman (he presumed him TO be
geptlemaD) had taken off bis hat llsughterl aud in
place Of it all he could find this hat Mr.. Smith
here exhibited superaDnuated tilel. He presumed
that the gentleman exceedingly anxious 10 return
il to him, aid he gave him notice that OppoT-
tunity was afforded. He was ready TO exchange with
the gentleman, and would ask him nothing TO boot
[Laughter.
Jour reporter regrets TO say that no person came
forward to restore Old Sol his propeny.l
Mr.. BRITToN, Delegate at large from New.York,
presented the subOined protest. signed by the Presi
IXth Congressional District, against tue action Of the
National Council in excluding their Delegate, Hon.
Bsyard Clark:
n. As Natonai Council Of he Ameriean Party:
The undersigned delegates 10 the American Convention Of
tie IXh CODUesonsl District Of the State Of New Yot held
s.y z cSq1sy Of Ia S ss %
.AmsIcsn party of..a pistr in the NstOn
1856 DESIRE behalf Of themselves and the Councils good
regular standing which they and hey
from n',es %e%so the ,as
pe To Ga the
The W "hcS elected ssysd % sa . aSse n
ell esulsry called by the duly appointed Commues to
s s 'Ss
pointed by Conventions held in the respective Assembly Dis
patty and at said Congregational Convention ballot for dele
eDs had E,. % sa to.
and number delegates entitled to .easin the C'a-
''a'TS TS. 'fi0s ao ssysid c.i
Of the .s sn.s .sl..d n nooousy Known % market.
she0 and is the dI choice Of the party IN .he d' et a,
aory all other candidates. majority unprecedented
IL s $Sd ss E iu sas p and
The contestant elected at an informal meeting com
Se Of doe. mot enjoy the esu
dsce orespeet Of the American party which hs TO repre-
appointing delegate the National Council be receiving only
one vote.
Council Informed BY the President Of the Grand Council
would be and he be ali participation
the business OF the National Council sn!s 10 pledged hm'e
a. anS 4 Dosei.on for piee P,eSe.f OF Ii United
States which could eny be construed as sn insult
10 Ut de and his constituents comp majority OF
the voei. district having rops'eatstvo PGp..on
totally unauthorized BY either tho ritual OF constitution d the
order -, ,,.,, O., \ ...,..,.. a.. ....,u
ton ado etins report Of the Commee on Cedentia re-
sndns the recognition of Baysrd Clark IS oar efs pe
Committee whom for second time they unslmous
ported his admson and the reasons given IN dea
having woiins majority National Coancl, desire oily
s, &. sacS s
s. There is nothing Justify suspicion
fidelity the party In that Of our
DELE therefore, of the National Council and hs
thereof with the oes interests OF he party
The constitution the Order aud sugh with most disastrous
consequences Dated June S, 1856
by 0'''' anu on ''''I Luther M CALDWELL. Ch.rm.p
WILLIAM C. BnowS srcretary Of 49,, NIL.
Convention of IXh Congressional District OF the
State Of Newforh
The members were then called upon to nominate
persors in then several States TO act a correspond
ing committee. When Rhode Island called NJ.
PARKHuRsr stated that the task of complying with
the request was one of difficult character. The test
of orthodoxy laid down by the Council, WAS the ad-
heson to the Pbiladephia nomination, aod he WAS
unable to think Of any Americ in Rhode Island who
would be found willing to support Fillmore.
A member suggested the name OF Mr. j. L. Knight,
ard Mr.. PARKHURsr said be did not know bu, that
that gentleman was a Fillmore man Mr.. Knight was,
accordir gly, put on the list for Rhode Island.
The following comprises the
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
STAFF, Dolooa.e. .E,e,n1ts.
N,rySpd d.........wm aIss.nd.r Dixoa Romsn
Tenn essee..........Nm u. Can pbe.l. } IL Calender
AiksDsas.. Ohm T. 1rss yoao Henry
New loik .......... .sepben Ssmmons T. r. w cot
MsssaeLusetts.......J. 81. keih j. T. Esmss
Kentucky. y....,...... Garrett Davis ~ - bosts
Moth Carolina. Ken 9th Rsynor.
Penu.yly yans Adrew Ste ~.ri l.sse dszsenursi
CslifoIpis ...........C NJ Hitchcock J. W BrV;kSsy.
Rhooe IaAnd. ...... .JsheE c. K,isht
New jersey .........J,hn II. Lyon ". A Newell
0tbiP: ....'....''''.'E E norton & f1sssa's'
Illinois. W. psnenhoner J: h Alea
Missoui............Joh John A Brownie h. w. WI lisns
The Counc then went into q secret session on hn Al
cial Affair, and subst quently adjourned sae de.
n. JERSEY OPPOSITION STATE CONVENTION.