The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-29

Ia IsppAa, OF New Yo-x J B. Mccormick Of Ohio; A. g.
Burdick, Rhode lsaoi; john r. Forrest Of Vermont
G. G, Foot Of Michigan and L. q. sprau Of Psnasyva
mia. For Secretary, ". W. Chapman, Of New York
The address Of the Convention which ii s uodsrstood
up territ Smith, read By his law
Mr.. Miller The following Is summary Of the docu-
That ir the fact of their brotherhood. al msn are
throwing the civil governmsrt however distant fsom
them which in hicting ndurabe wrongs aud whicn
s oSve usly naorrslss that the whole Aass&n people
authorized BY the federal constitution to protect
every part Of the American people from the than
murosrous outrage Of slavery that st the Presdsn A
voted With pAriss that did recngnEs either the ma
tionsl constitutional obligation Of shoe American
fear that ct the spproAshil Presidential elsc
tor, they will Dc found vatirg With party # stl
ss- emit led to their vo.ss; thai the republican
psr IN correcting the i.s. Of sl:vsry Virginia and
f. al s. y
lawful il one veil = another That iii Isl n
GEM .n, hey ~Ao Iesosnia. sSs
all OF join tn repuecsn party hai its boast
another sufcien. why acs With the re-
pub lean party That -hist the Aboh Hon par rho
tbs ps'y slssy SO cal "a The sppraps.'.
one for who cssptse huM'n rghts roat 40 pc OF
SAVING ssD TO sSm s TO Ss found in esgpTe
contrvances OF ex sedi-pcy u spy Of the gains
OF setshness; but that great hope this end
Is afforded oy the pros eos tost the ooiison In
KApsss win convert Into sboiltcni Is thousands
within a.c hurd,eds of thouss,cs witsout hr roets
that the abolition party being Of ultimate SUCCESS
invites .. TO esp is princl.s in
bofs Al success ba. while the convention synpshzss
saplt him. heess sees no other way re-
ST. airrR that awI6s spc murdefuus sii 1t OF slavery H.
a .ra a. 70 nus asssa .5ap tok siaysTyIn ..osr
OF the republican bur tbs abolition pa y.
PETlR a. CLARKE (coIored) from Roohs ar, address
he Of thp sis md Of
the free loIed people o. the Nota he s,d,
MT p he s os r. sa'ray s ,,;, S: law 'zen
FKEpEnIoK DOUGLASS (co'ored,) IN The same style.
such th'r a. union between them.
Tbs coz yen,ion adjourned TIL half psss this
evening
HvENINo SESSION.
At ths evening sessicr:o the c,cver ion the hal was
CROWDED 70 excess tie suiience having been largely in
creased by the Niger weishppe who to hsar and
applsuo tisi- eve convention having so uresd. Ths
was siso Considerable representation OF the coored
population Of sy-acuss and large Iuaber Ct he softer
sex, beth vhi'e auG black.
Mr.. ADpIseroN who had beer defeated in three eespe
rate attempts he mLde TIE morning session. succeeded
in getting tie ao,r but lie was cut down ia lofty
heht of rcsr ant eloaueice HgGius the sRveho 'ers
Aao vas Obliged 20 bis ssat, greatly crest fallen.
he was oved TO give pace to
oreids county He endous on tbs s'ush; called
it den Of thieves; ard when be h.e sxhausei che
eer,Atiop The human nino uixed up sIIueions
hard cider tie eqnay OF man "r.econ's ba tie once
oeg1n,' &c, until, af speech Of hour, he
forced 70 brig tia sem..is to a sncsen ose By the
noy and imreti-n demon, trstiops If b,s audience.
w% JAMES WATKINS ,coloredl was tne ns1, speaker,
cate re snti slavery Of Rev Dr. sp,iDg, o. your
cy Ii said although b. was regarded as . oious man,
ye. be cd in his place in his church and declared
that by u.,s1ipg srge prayer God be could break
the bonds of million Of slaves IN LAID he would not
Alter sol 2 The con,sn ion a4iourred,
1t viii adjourn s:ns dc to MORROW, after making the
rcmip at;one
The Cincinnati Cow enllon and the Pred.
dency.
OUR CINCINNATI CORRESPONDENCE.
CINCINNATI, A.y 49, 1856.
Delegates the Cintlnna. Convention Arrrino al the Scene
f Act,cn--1hs 'Cs4s.or House R.tyeas' for Pierre
Esoo9er.e. efa Hotel by Captain R,nders-7ae Popular
Esasr for Bscharan- 71 Of Delegates nbsa New York
Politit,-Hards and Sofia both to b. Rsled Out-Ohio
Poli.,cs-Chase, McLsan-YiUnoT. Conpeation-Ea-
fidsts G;rsn Summers Spsech.
TIE delegates TO the Democratic National Conve1 ton
have commenced pouring IN tina. is few have arrived
from the extreme Sou,h-rom Florida, Texas Arkan-
Politicians OF eli parts OF the mighty coal lion that
elected Pierce and of 81! varieties Of GALORE will be roll
-gint by hundreds daily th-,sgh this week Our hotels
making immense preparations for he antc pa.ed
multitude Coleman of the Burnett n uae, proposes to
eps.tsin four th ,usAod and has ary Of servants
engaged ard has constructed suspension bri gss from
the hoel e to several sutstan a and elegant houses
the 7ciny Ttica engaged for the occasion. And
let il be uo1e.atoo6 tns. the Burnett House is Lot
tbe ealy hotel in the city. There dozen
Others, where . gentleman VIII b, tresss0
q aen.l. fed full on the fat of the land, and
charged ercush to convince him that he Is
n first cAss house. l. the Bernet. House the st.
Nicholas If Crenpat, TIE Broadway is the As or.
FIRST ria nr-fse a ~ and
the Spencer Hou e is kept the A No. Ner YORK
IAn
headquarters are being arranged by the friends
Of the carekass. The BuehAnsn Sa!ak # Is Third
.irs-t, which is the Wall greet Of Cincinnat Tee
Pierce Kitchen Cabi-et arans Fourth street.
JUST aprosits tho Custom house. in the upper
OF restaurant called the Custom House Retreat"
Could an! mi be noie sstouucipgy spproprlates
Think OF tie 'Custon H.uae Retreat" for Pierce Co.
forever AND ever The Pierce delegates viii, mostly be
Custom Hone sBciais and that they viii retreat from
The fed WITH numerous shots between wind ana water
there can re no doub
CAPT Ry nders bas engaged entire hotel FOR the
con oestion Of himself and The immortal Empire no
hevifg taken rooms for a-niy wtb bsnnes =, three
hrLd'.o srorg His ho'e! IL ca led ire Waver.ey House,
and Is situated about mile from the Burr Aouee
lie mu'oiae viciniy the crossing Main street and
the Rtins because IL ia the boundary oct sNeb the
G.rmeis al the '',est q maLk:rd" The WAverey Is
Ato close b the Court House. and directly across the
street from it Is Swi GERS Hail. supenc Gus guam
titles OF Dutch chsese tmesr.d with ard
caiy ind Lightly chaw.o no then ~asheo do
hoot Of ger ber-whi'h ia btcprit the tash,p
able drink In this ousrte-. The C. pAa with his re-
uttaele host, will Re snug situx ed
Tbe Doug as ano Pierce men to be mixed. We
cal haId tell wfi;n IL siich" But one thing is CO..
teus and ploiE-the Pierce Will M general thug
sfe' wing thu President complimentary 60 yer
with tei baggage and cooking Utensils aud Chinese in
strumer Is Of war 10 the camp Of Dougss Bur tbs Bu-
char Feel they sE,ong cough 70 cut
the throst OF 'litle Dug y The two.third rule made
Perez enc will break him, and crush the fnAritssDa
slsDt to- sne there Is lit'- hope that 'ye much
rIeoted OLD Puohv wi &c able to iie tDronrh HI,
tower srtles-hs hoary and houo-ed cres. will be
caught BY he bushes, VIE eir lis hunters lying 10
bush and be VII be laio q Dig and osso,i Vi %.
n:ica4 corp mournui t.s imopxl If our c,un.r7's
departed greAress-besie the sti and dim waters ct Old
Fte,fm,