New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24


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| ,oven W. Brennan, & Geo; w. vii Wns'Os.
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m {.a,nin Sherwood. William Creighton
" ssiisr ssis Tfd"'' Tissh 4 Cole.
Jo,eph B. Close, VIM BAnts,
v .yshbsld Hall James u. Ssckett.
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John Key.er Nelson D. ThsyeI.
VII. Robert ROBE II. Johnston. F.Hyde.
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lame, Fogg I. T. Carton,
K Charles Riddle. Geo. W. Rose
go (John A. Lockwood, w Y. Cooper,
XII David A. Forbes. Amos Fl Colt
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XIV. is. Isaac Il Dayton SrSa.'' sHs. LouH.soTy.
~, (Jss C. PiDckney, sarni Cantre4;
XIV. Isnsc Van WnEie, Saml R. Smith
49, (Wn. r. Strong H. d. Se6gwiek
XVI. jos j. Chambers Dsnl. d. 7. Marshall.
II was moved and carried that the members Of the
Convention notify the delegates and aernates Of their
respective districts of their appointment and that
such delegates meet on Monday evening next, at
o'clock 10 fill vacancies if any exist, previous 10 leav-
ing for Syracuse.
Mr. WILLIAM CURTIS NOYEs then rose and referred
briefly TO the recent outrage Senator Sumner and
amid frequent bursts of applause, read the following
resolutions:
Re,oI,ed That tho ferocous brutal and cowsrdy assault
committed Yesterday Washington by two Members Of the
House Of Reprsen stiyes from South Carolina distin
suhed from while sitting in his seat in
less bis sbe and eloquent speech in def=nse Of Free
dom and Free Institutions demands me sIern feoute o. oo9
both offenders from the body which they dshonor and dis
Bt.o,d That this strocous upon the freedom Of de-
bate in the councils the nation but another aud more yo
lent attempt on the part the Slave Oigachy stfe free
thought and free speech extend and perpeste the Do
mnson Of that power which successful wi Prove de.roe
snds therefore the indignant reprehenson OF the American
people and the eIecration of ali mankind.
session by Member Of Congress from A upoa
offending emnenty faithful editor trae to free principles
for di,chsrsDg his public duties and exercising his inaensble
rights proprietor Of free and the recent
Of helpless servant By snohe Member Of Congress;
rights Of Senators and the soveregny and equality Of he states
the administration criminal is entrusted visit
the offenders first penalties Of violated sw and that the
nsessy for tfe citizens Of the loving persons.
liberty and the immunity Of the person OF their
70 Consider whether the City Washington any longer At
place for holding sessions Of the National Congress
Tie resolutions were adopted by acclamation, and
with six hearty cheers for Senator Sumner.
On motion of Mr. GEORGE w. BLUST, it was re-
solved that the foregoing resolutions be signed by the
officers and all the members of the Convention, and
sent to our Senators and Representatives for presena
ton to the Serate and House of Representatives; and
that a copy be sent to the Mayor Of Washington.
The vote was unanimous, and the Secretary was
authorized TO sign the names of all the members to
the resolutions.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.