The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-17
THE ABSORPTION PROCESS AT NEW 70,

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There is no longer any doubt to the identity Of II
nothngism and black republicanism in the nora
States. The following report made by committee !
know-nothing convention, now sitting in New YG |
response to communication from the black republic
shows the entire absorption of know nohingism:
"The committee, to whom referred the eomng
ton OF the national executive committee signed BY the
E. d. Morgan chairman beg leave report that the
embraced in that communication have received that con-
ration due TO their Importance in the present crisis
committee of the opinion that this convention
precate too highly the suggestions of the necessity Of 4
centrated action Of all the elements of opposition the
ministraon in power, and 10 the candidate whose
ton would continue the policy Of that 4
all its evils TO the country. They DESTROYS Of me
the suggestions OF the national executive committee and
for whom they speak, in that spirit of candor and
in which they made, and OF suggestng Of a
which should all OF difference among the i
Of freedom, and which should at the time preserve
character and principles Of the great American party
represent; and therefore recommend the passage
following resolutions;
"Re,oired, That this convention proceed TO indicate
series of balongs its preference for persons be pac
nomination candidates for the presidency and vice n
dsncy fthe United States.
I" Resolved That the person who shall receive the 4
Of majority of the members Of this convention 10 said
either OF okices be declared the ch0ce
convention FOR nominees for said offices.
/" Resolved, That when such preference shall be Rsca
ed BY the result Of said balloHpgs committee cons
one from each State be appointed TO confer with said
posed nominees and also with the convention that meet
Philadelphia the 18th inst, with regard to such
tops.
Re.oiced That this convention continue In session
the coming week, until said committee report.
'The report unanimously adopted, amidst great
La hat r.r l.. -.
of the two conventions.
George Law, or Live Oak George made speed
the convention advocating the restoration OF the Miss
Compounds, railroad TO the Pacific &C. he particud
reoced that the convention had resolved 10 unite all the
men OF the North In solid phaanx crush out the
per (savery) that has coled itsef around liberties
was the only thing, in his opinion the Union, and
justice to the South well AZ the North He EeaOu
opposed to any further extension OF slavery. Mr.. Law
honored with three cheers on taking his At the inst
OF G. Edwards Lester, three cheers also given for
union with the republicans"
Hon. S. A. Douglas and Hon. J. l. Orr bave accepted
vitations to speak at the grand democratic rat6eh
meeting which is to be held at Charleston South Caro-
this week We understand that these distinguished 4
temen viii leave this city for Charleston this aerno@
The New Haven Register Gays the black republicans
sending 10 Kansas Sl20,000 TO stimulate reoebOh
murder their calculations being that this amount y
there is more available than three times the amount
in the free States and that by the excitement they
up in Kansas, they will carry so many Of the noH
States that from State patronage they can oerhly ri
burse themselves.
Governor Grimes, Of Iowa, has called on extra Ss.A
Of the legislature OF that State Ho be begun and peu
Iowa city on Wednesday, the I'd day Of Jnly next
We clip the following from the Louisville Couri'r 40
huental old-line wing paper;
The q, 900 bet, offered in The Courier few days ~
that Kentucky would vote for Buchanan snd Brsesnrs
November next has not yet been taken We now nav
further inducements 70 offer We viii pay 500 IN goa
person who win accept the proposition and PIT up 'ne
or the same amount to any who will bring sucn
toner TO this office. Here's glorious chance '0r
X. E,'sto invest" -