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Pierce was about to withdraw his name from the list
Of Presidential candidates. the Washington Union, OF
tile 3d-his specially intimate and intimately special
organ, and his blower pufer and Jactotum generally
Thought it necessary to issue the suboined pronun
+ ciamento Ia,
pss fS It's I n 9 p
and which REPRODUCED this morning in
T5SsS , tFs@ r. it,
in truth part Of system fraudulent devices which are
s M
devices n a ssn 0 S that
Herald and arc reproduced Journals belong the
from rs ed M a he
sG tie 5 If the paEss
themselves, loy greatly underfate the
popular intelligence 5sSEs
We :" scarcely think it was necessary for the
Union to have put itself TO the trouble Of contradict
ing the aforementioned rumor. Nobody believed a
word Of it. On the contrary, every body and his
Unable wife, were fully convinced that Gen. Pierce
would hold on to the last in the hope of nomination,
and that his efforts to obtain the same would know
nothing but augmentation until absolute rejection
of his claims put extinguisher upon his aspira-
tions -5YS 5tte a5e,.5 -. s
This Geographic rumor is supremey ridiculous, so
much so that we shouldn't be surprised if it was put
forth by some of Gen. Pierce's confidential friends
fa.se may be looked upon rs not bad one. 1t gives
the Pierceites two-fold advantage LIST. To charge
falsehood and unfairness upon their enemies. This
would tickle the popular ear besides exciting sympa
thy I'd. Itwould also give them an opportunity Of
extong their chieftan Of bringing forward his best
points in broad relief while they alleged that this was
all caused made necessary, by the cruel prosecutions
Of the friends of his compettors-not because they
wished to canvass the pretensions of their favorite
before the public obtrude their peculiar views upor
the community Of States.
Thre may be something in this speculation Of ours
and there may be not One thing is evident: No enc
my of Mr. Pierce without he was destitute of the
common sense of ten year old plantation negro, eye
put such report in circulation!
The Unions abuse of the New York Herald is truly
ungrateful. The Herald did ten times as much as
the Union to the election of Gen. Pierce. In
1852, it was the most influential Pierce organ in the
country and by far the ablest 1t waged unleentine
war upon Gen. Scott-the first Of living captains
and came very establishing an impossbiity viz
that Brgadier Gen Pierce's fainting Mexican bah
tie fields was the fruit of consunmate generalship
and contributed immensely towards if it did not alb
solutely secure the triumph of the American arms
4 If the election had taken place month later, thu
4 Herald would have made thousands believe that al
of scott's victories were won by Perces Paintings
And now the Union ungratefuly seeks to throw thu
4 Herald off! What country
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-12

AMERICAN PAETY.-The members Of the American
Party residing in the Fourth District, are requested
20 meet this evening, at hapast seven o'clock, for
the purpose Of making nominations. See the adver-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-12

Ms We have received the African Repository for
April, published Of Washington, by the American
Colonlz Society. Price 81 per annum. Almost
excellent publication. n ~. l.I......4..
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Boots, Shoes nsa1 Br0ga1es.

Boots, Shoes tesaGg Bs"0g01es.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk store general
ment of BOOTS SHOES, BROGANS, HATS, GAPS, etc.
Plantations supplied with prime DITCING BOOTS RUSSET
BOOTS, BROGANS, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, at the lowest market
prices by
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
HATS, GAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general assortment of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
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E6aeoeU s#'otlsiasgs

AaeOeU sE'0EIliasgs
Are organizing for political purposes. c. $. EMERSON
organized an
AMERICAN HAIR RESTORATIVE,
that will positively FAsTEN Hair from falling and
hair TO grow on heads that have been
EgOPEEESSL1~ .R-iG90
for Thsi Indian preparation prepared purely
the Scientific Principles of the Red man. ,5
R1~Price 81 % in large Bottles. .'-r.
For sale, in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT h CO.,
msi2 2pStMowesa 81 and Isl Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-12

Cop ARTNERsH1r.- Mr.. Antoine sCuIe has become
partner in the house of Guile g. Momus. The firm
style will hereafter be Guile, Momus & Co.
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,V'Ot6Ce.

The undersigned having taken The splendid store corner OF
Canal Baonne now occupied by Mrs Fourier informs
his friends public that he will the the 18th
inst,
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods Store.
He will always keep full and complete assortment
of the above goods
Mr. Henry being attached 10 the establishment calls
the attention of his friends and old customers.
my6 Ops 10 II 3. w. HEBRAlSD.
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THE CO2kYfeSteS of BVoe0GgeR Life
BY MRS. MADELINE LESLIE.
First Edition of 5000 Copies ordered lin ADJ
vance of PublIcatlon.
Second Edition of 1000 in Press

This work Of merit designed for all who hive been
are would be married. 1t able vindicaOn of the Di
vino Institution of Marriage not ddacc but descriptive and
most admirably adapted control the Judgment and heart te
multiply and perpctuate the amenities ed joys welded life
delights those who have read it, either manuscript or in
sheets. Read what they say -
" A series of cke pictures woven into story of no ord
nary interest," simple and beautiful STYLE onature in tE
scenes and characters which are drawn with the skill ar
s pure and elevated its tome and bidding fair ia
be great f1r9tite with the, public" [Our Critic. -
ut will delight readers and shed light on the time
hon9red institution Of smarriage [Boson Daily Atlas
the sentiments emotions Of Tie reader its
we'll sustained and its moral worthy of The highest praise
Evening Transcript. " = F'0
nstTaye Of facts most skilfuly embeled, containing
scenes OF thrilling interest," confoed in style 10 the best stand
ards and most pure and sauary its social and moral nu
ence." [Boston Daily Journal. ~ '
1t should be read by every husband wife and nv ali
VINO expect 10 sustain snch relation omake them therein wiser
better and happicr.n THE Bay State. ''
SHEPARD CLARK CO.,
ITO Washington street, Boston.
,-. ]. C. MORGAN,
a26 Up Exchange Place, adjoining Post,ohice.
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DepOEs,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
a2s 2ptf Nos. 81 and ISL Chartres street.
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DR.. sas,.,seS Reynolds.

oFFICE-No. liz GRAVIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, scALpHEAp WHITE SWELLING Sores aad
ULCERS Of every description ja3l 2ply
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The Great Southern Remedy.

The attention Of Planters is invited TO and invaluable
Remedy for the troublesome complaints incident to
this climate Testimony like the following from distinguished
judge lawyer and planter of Mississippi shows the estimation
in which it is held, wherever known.
a. VlcKsBURG, Nov. Is, 1852
Dr. Biings-SIR have used my plantation, daring the
past summer your Carmnaiye and Astrngent Syrup and
have found Invaluable remedy in the class Of for
which you recommend it, do think any preparation
safely used and think that every planter should have
supply always hand. believe it be the valuable
medicine for The diseases pupors relieve that
be.procured. Very respectfully, your ob't servant,
j. S. YERGER.
Warranted all Dnrrhea, matter how VIC
lent, or Cholera Morbus.
E5-Sold wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO., and
my12 2p6t<W o. 0. WOODMAN.
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Breadstuffs are unchanged.

Ms@sAmerican Party ~ Fourth District. =
meeting Of the members Of the National American Party
residing In the Fourth District will be held THIS EVENING
ONDAY May 18th, at half O'CLOCK the usual place.
ohe purpose Of nominating candidate for Recorder for
Aldermen Assistant Alderman full attendance is re-
dueSted l,4&t&5 myl2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-12

@ Worms are Fatal.
All physicians know that the Of most of the fatal dis
of children is They produce dysenoy darrha,
commissions congcon cmaciaon water the BRAIN diocy
etc. Arrest the evil in time then, by administering
Winners Canadian VermifuSe,
vegetable remedy harmless 10 the system as water
soluteiy certain in its curative results.
Ha-Be particular and remember the name, "Wner's Canadian
Vermuge" This the only article that be depended
Remember this
For sRle wholesale and retail In New Orleans, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
myI2 2p6t<W q and ISL Chartres st.
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T'eaU Books.
.EeaU Summer Clothing.

ET@ ssrEW&-M& % McHS GG G9p~-
No. IS Camp street,
Have Just received additional supplies Of Summer Clothing
Barpour Merino COATS3
Colored and Black Alpaca CoATs-very rich.
White and Colored Linen Duck COATS.
- Seersucker Linen and Cashmere COATS.
White and Colorcd Linen Duck PANTS
White and Fancy Dill PANTS
vi White and Fancy VESTS
Very light game Merno acknowledgement.
Lieie Thread tndershirts; LINEN DRAWERS.
New Styles of Lisle Thread and Cotton HALF HOSE.
sHIRTSA supply of Coloed Linen and Muslin
Linen Bosom do.
TRUNKSAn invoice of the best Sole Leather Travelling
Trunks, Philadelphia manufacture
UMBREILASJut received small invoice Of superior Silk
and Bingham Umbrellas myl2 2pl2t
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IL Card.

New ORLEANS, May Sth, 1856.
BE it known to all whom it may that the Govern
Nicaragua recognizes agent in the United
except Padre WILL Minister to Washington, and Col. P F.
Aancoos this city Capt j. W. wilkins has been acting
agent during of Col Mancosos, who has
resumed the duties of his Office And further be it known
parties recently borrowed money the
Nicaraguan government without any authority my9 Up
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-12

George Ee. CGrs'Gtgf2ee,
DENTAL SURGEON,
(Late of Mobile,)
Offers his services in all Of the various branches profess
sion to the citizens of New Orleans and vicinity.
HGS- CHILDRENS TEETH EXTRACTED, and advice
given parents in regard the management and
tho teeth free Of charge
MS- OFFICE-No. Carondelet street. ja31 2p3ua
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George KK. V"tatfe1a,
PRIN TIERS HOUSE,
No. los POYDRAs STREET,

Rs Presses Types Inks Paper Cards Card Boards and
Printing Materials of every description furnished shortest
notice Ole Type taken in exchange new SC
per pound jas 2pSln
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-12
To Merchants and Opticians.
It. B. MYCOCK & CO..
OPTICIANS,

Pool Square, Sheffield, England,
Manufacturers Ships Telescopes of every description Ia
per Telescopes from u Sc inches with signals and belt Pilots
Yachting Devastating and Military Telescopes Portable Tel
escopes with astronomical and eye pieces; Single and
Double Opera Glasses Racing Glasses and common Pocke
Telescopes cases; Perspecvos ETC.; specacles; Micro
scopes Linen Proyers Eye Glasses Reading Glasses etc
All kinds Of machine and hand ground Lenses Spectacle Eyes
etc. etc. a29 2p12t
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Great vENtiO3a0g Work
PREPARED FOR THE
IIRIiTEn STATIC 'HHNEp AIhAEMT

Great JFMtiOse0g Work
PREPARED FOR THE
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT,
AT AN ExFE.ND1TuRE
HALF MILLION OF DOLLARS!
Superby illustrated with Views Of the Principal Cities
Large Towns throughout the Country and Map of this Great
Republic upon which deneaed its Internal
Communication routes the Continent etc. etc.
STATISTICAL VIEW
u ~ Il TEL NE ED g T A yH. he sss .
PROGRESS OF TE8E REpUBLTG.
EDITED BY
HO n. j. G. G. KEN NEEDY, r.
Late Superintendent of the United States Census.
Historical and Geographical Description
THE
STATES AND TERRITORIES
FROM THE EARLIEST PERIODS,
With of Chief Plucca the United States BY
Richard Swanson Fisher NJ d. author of the Statistical
eer of the United States Coons Great American Atlas etc.
On alternate placed Engrayngs Views and Cards
Colleges of Law Medicine and Commerce. Mercantile and Man
uacturng Companies The immense circulation will
have in the SOUTH and WEST makes the best advertising
medium offered in this city.
G. c. KN1FFIN,
General Agent
m$l22pt Office American Hotel, 76 Poydras st.
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.


LARGE SALE OF WATCHES, CHAINS JEWELRY, ETC.
By GARDNER SMITH, Auctonecr.
Office, Commercial Place.
WEDNESDAY, 14th inst, ut half-past 10
w O'Clock. No. 81 Canal street. will be sold
A large stock Watches, Chains, Jewelry, etc.
Every article guaranteed rs described.
nzs-Terms at sale myl2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-12

4 Mn AND Mrs. CRIsP's$ BENEFIr-By the adver
tiseinent, published in another column, it will be
seen that the exertions Of Mr. and Mrs W. H. Crisp
of Gaiety Theater have been 50 far crowned with
success, large number Of our most influential
and respectable citizens offer them a complimentary
benefit that will occur, at the Gaiety Theater, this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crisp have done for the amuse-
anents Of our city during the past season, a great
deal Of good and have contributed amount Of
intelligent and intellectual instruction well worthy of
Wledgnent They are deserving Of some testi-
aaoniaI from our citizens, and this proposed method
it has been sanctioned BY 50 long usage,
and such an agreeable way Of expressing good
feeling and acknowledging desert as to have proven
ITSELF desirable over all others. We sincerely trust
house may be a crowded one, and that the
compliment may have harmonious proportion with
its cause There is every reason why such should be
She case, and no one conflicting, or antagonstic
thereto
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-12
The President DON'T Decline.

A rumor having obtained circulation that President
Pierce was about to withdraw his from the list
Of Presidential candidates, the Washington Unon of
tile 3d-hs specially intimate and intimately special
organ, and his blower, puffer and actotum generally
thought it necessary to issue the subjoned spronunr
/ niau,anfn 5z5 J5:IfsI .5sS
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Bargains ; B01'g0s7as:!

~ KbtVF'ydsEFGS ABWVytEETa5ss
-RMdpHg GLE IA-HG ME Ks
1856 CAMP STREET.,
Informs his customers and the ladies generally that he has
determined to sell off the balance of his beautiful stock of DRY
GOODS, at COST OF IMPORTATION. All in search Of
bargains should call as early possible. ss
The following offered at the lowest kind Of prices
Figured and plain Bareges Fonced 0gandy Robes Flonced
Baege Robes French Jaconet Dresses Barege Robes for
Misses French English and American Lawns Linen Cam
brio Dresses French Jaconets Ginghams and Brannes
Lace and Silk Aanlas Hosiery Gloves and Mttens; Cr
Moline and Grass Skirts; Corsets Parasos etc.
Also
FASHIONABLE SPRING Silks, at 20 cents per yard
A complete assortment Of
VALENCTENNES, COLLARETS, COLLARS and Sleeves
EMBRO IDERIES and I.ACES of all kinds.
-.5. HORACE HARDY,
myl2 MoWe&Fr 1856 Camp street.
THE 6L4.eME S@QEEEaea.ha E22aaeR6Zaas
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sD - WE - TT NE NE M sS-
OV CAMP STREET. OV
NEW B O Ok S.
BERENICE-A Novel
COLOMBE-Translated from the French,
HOODS POEMS-New Edition.
SPRAGUES NATURAL PHILOS0PHY--25A Engravinga.
Price slg0O
PHILIP THE SECOND in clo, and half calf.
PRESCOTT'S WRITINGS, CONPLETE-Uniform Edition.
NHCAULAY'S ENGLAND half calf.
FRANK LESLIES FASHIONS and N. Y. Journal for May.
New Juveniles.
AUNTY WONDERFULLY Cousin Fanne-Illus,rated.
THE VIOLET-A Fairy Story.
THE GREAT ROSY DIAMOND handsomely illustrated.
EVERY BEGINNING EASY--by Cousin Fannie.
THE LAST OF THE HUGGERMUGGERs-A Giant story
with illustrations.
Also well assorted stock of
z'O1o 1sOoH2s, c=-AgHEcS, &C., &C.
j. B. STEEL,
myS No. 60 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-12

Gen John a. the distinguished sol
Ses ana civilian arrived ii town yesterday morning
srom Yash,, III for bis home IN Natchez.
He viii leave this evening and, after 9 few days
& soiolrn ii the # of the Bluffs will
1epair Is his iamily aleng with
him. and hid discharge Of his Congressional
4 aautiess vi
70 learn that the General i il The
Of excellent health. # our wishes would
b ayaiI be would never know but hap
& siisss ind personal prosper
NE ale not Of his school Of politics, and never eS-
meet to be. But this makes dference,so far as
oar personal gard and respect are concerned One
BIZ tha editors DC this journal has known him almost
rom boyhood, and his admiration and esteem have
grown with his growth and strengt hened with the
advance Of years. nobler hearted gentleman never
brsathed, more chivaric soldier never girded on a
sword ID behalf Of his native land. truer citizen
never WEote, spoke, or fought, IN defence Of his
country. There is neither speck nor Flemish his
sscutcheon. Even bis errors and we consider his
political ones quite numerousare founded in sin
+ eelity, honor and integrity.
Thus much from one who has earnestly Opposed
politically in former years, and may have to op
pose him hereafter. 5+s3i
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oanAY MORNING. II A:Y u. 1856
We are indebted to the fine steamers A ante
and Nebraska for recent river fayors i51ll y

as- The steamer ssoutherner has o ~ thanks z
Louisville papers. 8$5 #ss# 535.
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VERY GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER.
Succession Of the late Clara DuliepEe.

BY Y. z, ANct6NeeT.
G ATURDAY, May 18th, 1856, MT 10 o'clock
- NJ will gold public auction the rotnnda Of the
Hotel of said succession by virtue
the honorable the Second District Court OF New Or
leans dated 9th April, 1856
BABET negro aged about Is years. very good cook,
washer ironcr and house servant
TERMsIiaf cash, and the balance at months crei; for
satisfactory bearing said slave.
Act before j. 1.isbony, Notary Public.
No. my8
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TO 9SEec Ladies.

FROM FbsOaEs for Stores. &c.,.
aw IA q GID MB LIE "a III III " p
MANUFACTURES OF
Iron Store Fronts, Columns, Girders,
WINDOW HEADS STILLS, etc.
Respectfully calls the attention of Builders and the public in
z O Vt N I'D R W
Broad ST., below Spring Garden, west side,
PHILADELPHIA, E5&.
AT which place he would be pleased to meet e and enter
into arrangements for furnishing the above articles at the
SHORTEST NOTICE and the most REASONABLE
TERMS. ~ f' .......
Buildings manufactured by Mr. Baiy, to inspection
in Philadelphia. a6 2plm
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I'll Iest---.a2eeg 9so Mistake.

The genuine DALLEys PAIN EXTRACTOR, when APP
piled Burns and Scads and to named and painful wounds
will immediately produce cooling and soothing effect and
tract the pain in incredibly short space Of time.
Forssle in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT 81 CO.,
my12 2p6t q and ISL ChartreS street.
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The Household and Kitchen Furniture ctc
For further particulars, apply 10
"a, .e -. n. TIGNIE, Auctioneer,
az tt Corner of Cont street and Exchange alley
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-18
DIsrsIcr o. coLrSu.-J.eos Bis,;o-.

pisrsIeI o. SoLrSnA-J.eos Bis-Ov
hnsrsoTA-AieIsndexR An.ssy
Mr. kIsBALL Of Ohio moved for a ike Commit. ZEE
10 report ls. Ct permanent officers for the Conven
top, aid ole vas ordered and appointed a. follows:
SAnI-Georre N. Weston
nv -hAsrsHfkE-L>yi Chsrnb>Yiair.
eossie4'es rI1ccI0fS''. sH''s'L
ksopE ISLaxp-Wrlarr W Hop,ia
NV IOskNGscse ". Paterson.
SEwJttsEY-wiismD wsie.m.n
DrL.vaEr-Tbon., Wsien
SS tvo,.,o Hswisy
PEsSsrtvAsiA-sa,nrel A PsrVIDce.
nHio-Geors. Hosdl@y Jr
Wsi I.eS;:sEs B b. Si,i'
iSpiiSA-E @ Rose.
ILLIsois-C Cyrus Alsrch.
iov.-k L g Cluk
kassAs-chsiss u. BrssscOaaA
kxsTucEY-Joha R.iH.
CALnossI.-G W. Tre.t
pisTEioT OF COLrMsIA-Lsvs ClsPhsBs.
ss fss.:s.-H ; b bsi.s,
1t was voted that the daily meetings Of the Convex
ton be opeied with prayer, and tsst the Cergymen
OF this city be invited 20 officiate 10 this respect
The appointment Of Committee 10 repor. Ms
tioIal Executive Committee preached, but sitter
discussion, postponed until tomorrow morning.
Gen. VULE OF New York sald that there was del
egation here from the Council of One Hundred OF
radical Democrats Of New-Yoik. who had seeded
from the Democratic party in that State. They were
the friends Of Sils Wright ICheersl. They are the
men who can trace their Democratic pedigree to
TOmpkins and Clinton but .wiihstandng that they
caLDOt and will not consent TO be hanessed to the car
nor be dragged behind the Juggernsut of Slavery
Great spplausel move, Sir, that in compliment TO
that b. dy OF meD, who, in 1888 rolled up Free-Sol
vote Of l2l 900 these representatives be invited to
take sests here as honorary members tApplausel
Various objections were rG.sed Of Partially, and
that the hall was already uncomfortsbly crowded.
joins ALLISON Of Penn moved as amendment that
the delegates Of the Pennsylvania State Republican
Convention. which met here yesterday, DO invited to
seats az honorary members.
Mr. HURLBUT Of New-York hoped tina. il would
not 90 out to the nation that the friends of Slas
Wright voted out from having a seal upoa this
floor tCies Of No, no That man in his time had
more Influence over New.Yorkers than the ruling
powers at Washington ICheeisl.
A MEMBER who had come l 800 hundred miles would
rather give up his seat than keep such out Loud
cheeIsl.
A DELEGATE from New Hampshire said that they
would hold those men in their laps rather than that
they should stand up Immense applausel.
Amid cries Of "Question," Question, the vote was
taken or the original motion Of Gen. Viele OF New
York, ard it was triunphantly carried.
The Convention here, at O'Clock, adjourned to
o'clock The varions Committees which had been ap-
pointed invited to assemble in the interim for the
discharge Of their respective duties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-18
THE NETWORK DELEGATION.

At a meeting of the New-fork delegation this
morning informal vote was taken resulting in tho
unanimous selection of Gov. Seward as their cand'-
date for President. Lieut. Governor Patterson. by
authority of Gov. Seward, Immediately withdrew Mr..
Stewards pamc, stating that he was not Q candidate.