New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-24
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perrin ent had been managed 10 the NAT vas, q, tu,

perrin ens had been managed 10 the past ys, or .wu
| - r. ~ - ~ pV1s - e ir' tII's 81
rot ss'ifed sith biz tSa,m,ur :, Ia y, -
again, h. bsi noticed a lazy. rurnb.- -, ,s,so,,,
here Urging he ol-inls 81 Mr S-ymoIr rts.a ns,
~ Away Io'td, lad Invariably sttcntet : ,s ia
veo,iCIr I" defeat mtu who bad DO. IS, I'll, ~.
y the dr,hs'r. ot their duty, aud e did !, ite n.
H. 4 o. +, -'c- body in favor If ,he ran ,,i,af, ~
"a state Eugioser He though. he Cnnvsnti !.
hui, stand between the State and mir c,or. AN
., ,bnp yht getersl thing it was SAT. IN a. Ii,
n. ran shos- poniiua'l'n was 80 wArnly ned h,
H. or,ra sirg iLtere:t Applau-e add Ian ,b,erI
Mr. BRIGGS lid there was no njistioe q Mr.. Sew.
mot, ROT 10 T. >pounate him. The ticket wa, a n. q
-, ,IrouoboL' {, AID there was no reas,n VIM b
MD no, s1s,d ,'.re 40 give pace u another.
Cries Of "vote T"Vote.'
an Nv w,,b-d - ,o4ke 5 remark He wished .,
ak NJ Greeley who s-s,e the Contractors aud where
they were ,
Loud laughter followed Inns.
G,r. NiEDaeii, have not seen them, nor do know
If ore.
Az Outsider, much -ic;ted--Wel, he isat contract
brr, k,r any way ltIi,ses and Girls Of {" Turn hun
Mr. MuLlKss Of N-w.York said b. should Ike 20
know If tie Republican patty degsnded solely on tn
uoni nation tor State Engineer. II so, he might b.
cri,eI by ear into voting Sor Seymour but If not
should exercise hi, right opinion, sad vote for Mr.
Geddes.
L.
GEKLASD took TIA floor.
NJ SLISGERLAsD oesougtt the Conve ntou to pause
and r.h,ct before rejecting Nr Seymour. He could
weep wben be thought of the dangerous cr lis tast VAS
now reached. NJ person uld doubt OILS Republic
i'm, for oil had phtess his letters that party
in the public p,iGts. aud h. could vpuch for NJ
SEYMOUR 6de ny to Republicaa principles lLsdshter
aDd ,heersl. ~
Dir. f. ID. MokGAs withdrew the name Of o. II. L,e.
A vote then taken, resulting as follows:
George Geddes. ................."..lp
seymour ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Scattering ..........................
TIE annou1 cement was received Slth loud applause,
ara Oh mo ion OF MIR. CALDWELL the nomination was
L. ado al imous.
A vote was tneu taken for State Pris m INSPECTOR
the u-ual large number Of candidates. being brought
f,twaro aid ged by their friends.
On tie first vote the four highest were Thomas
Kirkpatrick Of Albeny, 81; Norwood Bbwne Of Dsi.
aware, 50; Luther Caldwell 81 ID. ID. Forrest of
Schenectady, 20.
On the next ballot the voting conued t, these,
aud Ted a. i,"sr: Kirkpatrick, lU2i BOVINE, ~;
CALDWELL 81; Forrest, ID.
Nj. KiRKPATRIcK Was unanimously no mi GATED with
loud cheers.
loi sL address which attacks the system of private
gtatiyn and lot log add advocates only tue pa--
sasr # measures # general interest. lie Condemns
.oue a the legislation Il last Nioter as Only relating
10 private iuteiest, acd inexpedieut aud attacks
h1red Thu. the Dem cratic Republican patty Of the State
f Nv OK adh-rcs L xbiy aud fnhess the doc
n founders Of the hploc THAI the ruo end
the Of mum an right. and the ,e. Of
just Aduin't ston the eh'"' 10 which " carries tnst do'
B,rSt Tfst It ia con r.dcou In terms to call that man
Democrat believes IN The night If e en.aye
aro'li To nate tts Democratic Oovefnment which
carries Slavery with It wherever 1t goes.
he.od Isst Saver, oics corruption and encroach
the Pqrt, Of the 6dot box are the great 9y snch
parry viii resout.ly and positively struggle against boa
kored That h Eector: Of the sss earnestly invited
be stchfu Of the "hom they offer candidates 'r
oc- that be bota and honest proof s..ns false
Rsored THAI firmly opposed to III partially aud
peelsy nonop vonug ls.a'n holding that the Sts;s
u e 40 @ i.o .Sr p1I pp return .aG
"a ia aa to tn Ply ~ 9" ssd s
.Iyns consistent wHh the preservation of the Common
.i.,ins upon firm enforcement iu the al
istrston o. tie government OF the Jh'rsILisn Pl
iy nsd and pledge cur stern aud %ny.ains op
to s S;s sa tS .S SS 20 ~
dsn: parties have united to speculate out of
for alleged services and -ktrav gait aon, fr
personal or sI;,s ana We s %s bs nI spon sna
tu and necessary laws ~d thu oo-e' ,nc- OF dncompr
rg ,nd ntegy on the part Of ever, servant Of
'ny oOu st .ne State Of New.Yok will never allow Any
unsf brlg be- reid in slavery within her brd uue. he
- 1--we escaped State and siaed
q the Sdsr q the sRr1 S . reg Of Oh G '1 U"a
neor. OF th ersymrn on ts s ss,s Of K... con
dc,t
sent be the cons auenees what they may.
R..o,d inat IL. Pfac.,e e,roal cGmp.ni. in giving
fee ,iet.s to N, 81 Assembly aud Other off
r, too nlnrd ard the mex. Lrga
ture 20 ossiaw. which .hal Put .V'p 70 the P'stee
have i., perpra'ei particularly in the City II New
Ys 5end he ~ ssrhs, o. so II rs. ao
@ whatever laws may be necessary to put an eni
tot.
Mr. BRIGGS Of Odondnga presented min,riry
port f,,m the Committee, VIII ca more severely at
A debate here sprapg up, notwithstanding the lste-
res al The hour.
MIR FIrtp maintained that the Con ,tituiiDu COM
pe.d az to recognize Slavery in the degree III which
!, i. recognized H. the rs-olnrOus.
Mr. NYE was not willing to admit that any Fugitive
Slave law coud be coI-t,iu,inual Th,re wers otfer-
.rces Of opinion On these constitutional questions
amcur very wise men. aud although "a did not clam
10 be q wise yet he f,and faatw this constant
Try Of" Constitution" What cared tn South about
tie Conrtitu'ipn ? They went into Kansas and
ub,cled IN 10 victory With bayonets in th-ir htId.
Will ~e held tack and shouted Constitution IL
asked why his brother slain ou the plains 81
Ksusa.7 Merely b-cause he HID TO his rgnt OF ca-t
ing his vote freeman should. The bayou.t run
through lis body lot good for his constitution
Haugh'erl lie va for SAT- point reHolution'. They
y. II 70 tb. root "t he He favorei The taxing
If the SWORD IL hand rather than waiting L" Tue"
bI all 10 be beatn o.t ~,,h 'Con,ttutvn' lie CON
III uec III an an,utipg strain 10 advocate tue minority
report =,
PI.1r Potter sdvocat.d the majority report. 10
uio rather ado pit the address and -a Tue nyen'
{, II H. 20 without solutions at al tnan ADOPT hi'-
n.cl, any tts' would he regretted at,erw nd
MARTYR GROVER advocated the majority report %
tht thst he could MT deny ,h- right 'bs Con-
sturop gave TO reclaim sitve slaves aud tn rss'
lu.lrr did net say aitg about the power OF Con
gres- 10 pass laws f., tr reclsnstivn or vi We as-
iel u a'e th4t themselves In 40 eloqueht s''rin u
in pr, I'd on the ,rnittee the necesdy OF hooets
tion sId calnr,ss, wh,ls firm IA the maintenance OF
Ii il prlnciples. A., -.
Or motion Of Mr. SSow Of Malison. the sirtn