The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-08


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| Mr. BARRows NJ R..thar and Mr. Esmcs Of MsIden
raised ousst;ons ~ n-S.. tbst NJ Thnrs,on wss no
| taking 10 fhs onast;os '' - ~
Mr. Tnussros continpsd-Hs dissrreed with Mr.. ,
in his advice to abandon The Presiasnis contest In
judgment IL vas mon that sssns thu r,rs sbouid b,
made What conla Stat. os.sr" do ON ths o
slavecy and the questions embraced In the Springfield
NJ s1xDxAx =, pos,., I.a -. a.. n....o, hss,u.
| the Council WAS '"-'N "A-' '-' sN''~eA ~''A'
The PRzsDEar said it wrs ON the motion to reconsider
the vote by vhich the Cowrc s..a t sSiou,n tn tsa
| first Tuesday In Juns 0''A 'S''e1 :" = 80
voicE-"O let Thurston 90 ONLY viii rive Il him y,
! Qaushter.)
Mr. Fillmore even he 1 snd "a nc eOnG ,ps %
field platform which be could not do Without beyipr
would be anti Tmora man =. t% Sy ssyng .uss snsss
Mr. ELY r.niea and .x,,.;n.a. :. -, =.
gentlemen should not agree to differ on the Presidential
TAT snG ~ 9e r1h1;S united on & sats matters
could not have been elected Governor last f il hs did
not stand ,hs Springfield platform He ststea ths: no
American principles and Andrew Jsckson nonslson haS
,hs Nsussipp towsrss its .ontna M % ~, W sarn
with your fist as to expect the people of
to support Donelson OF Filmors.5 He repud:sted Mr.
Mr. TURNER, of Brcokl;ne. smoke in favor Of wait,
Ing to where Misrd Fillmore stooo and hoped that
no action would hs taken on national matters He savo
ford M Baker spoke on. and declared among other
thipss that the slavery question was paramount dues
IN
til though himself an anti slavery man Native Amer
capkn AID not the Question of slavery was the nara
Mr. PAsoBoRs here stated the contents of his tele.
graphic despatch which was that New Hampshre had
by unanimous vote repudiated the Fillmore and D..
Nielsen nominations Cheers boohooipQ anc aue hter)
sea; Francis siedman, George VI. Warren, o. Bosson;
ard Mr.. Bsrrows
ano the reconside erstou was carried. '"A'A
The question now required on the motion to adourn
10 June s. Mr. Brooks of Fitchonrp. moved to amend
by providing for the assembling of the council At Fitch
burg Rejected as also the me ZION to adjourn TO June
g. The eing was now yery thin the Africans,, hny
ibg re,iIed.
Mr.. c. W. Bryant, Of Roxbury submitted a plan
for organising the State Central Committee which was
agreed to-
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE Augustus o. Brewster Of
folk Charles W. Bryant Of Norfolk, E. G. Baker of
Of Plymouth; David Burssy, Of Barnstabs; Edward
Hawkes. cf Hsmpshire E. Trnk OF aampieu: Horaes
AZ len minutes ef 10 o,clock the Council. bv hrps
vote, refused to take Mr. Ey's resolution from the
table.
Or motion Of Mr. BREWSTER. Of Boston, the members
OF Congress urged to ADVANCE far they can
any measure which con,emp,a!es a railroad to the
Pacific.
On ohon of Mr.. E. D. sTrDMAN the Convention pro.
cse6ed to make choice of delegates the National Coun
c' Win ,he foiSwIg H .es1i,:E es n.:,o ~.
Pitnfed.
There some discussion about pass words during
HLtch M. r. IL. StedmAn made speech in defence Of
M.ld Fillmore and the national nomination He said
- a. - ~ ~ ovoi VIC S4Is. "
,..s uest ucuon oi tns american parry he peheveo
fiM ore could CARRY Massachusetts This speech was
sud s' M spSs
charm and the secret Of the spcnass AZ he Amar;can
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District -Hep,y r. Thomas Of Nsv RA,tors
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S-Moees G. COBB. Of Dorchsstsr.
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g. g. Arnold OF RocSport
7-E G. Baser Of Med ord.
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