New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

ior. tie t.e-r,t - call TIE re.on,,.o
The ycrtlemsn from Rcns@-lser 20 /. e... =.
furnished pr-r,irut 70 this II wn.,h..
WIZ both IN the regular hne. and gave N, IT
~. at = Convention the very power no. 49,,
90 br conferred on tfc temporary ChArna, ~
though, it v-e then, ard now. Tie Aiare.. ,,s -
lu,.ua- worid b the property of the Cony,a,oa =,
al that Va, ought. was ime 20 consider 4, -
matur,y Calllrs Convictions u Jriici,l ~.
would D. attended with confusion sixteen ai.,r,,--
b0fcs would D. in >,sson at once.
Mr. NcMrrIyS-Hov iorg have Their, h,.,
Judicial District, IN ,he siate'
Gen. Nrr-weu. eight Ei-h, WAS epo,,, .
thought. Thr Convention had .ul. confdese.
Chair that De- would appoint a GOOD c,,nr,,--
Cheer.
Mr.. CARRoIr insisted that z was upja.;io ,,,.:..
n Committee ~ Resolutions when tie cou,,s., -.
we've un-,tt'ei. IL appealed TO the Corrss,;,, :.
1876. when several DISTRICTS VEN ,;t 20 d ,he,,
business. That wa a precedent good cuog,h h,h-
The r,.so,ution a. originally proposed was earreS
NJ. WARn HpsT drew the attention u n. c,,v.
tion 70 the fact that gentleman from nhno,. NJ.
b.r Of Congress elected by 1890 majority s.ap.
publican dyei in the WOOL wss present. saA nov,
tia, Nr. r. h. Washburne Of Ilirois BE- invited IA
"a, on the platform. NJ. Washhl-ne ras corarrta,
to the platform BY Gen. Nye. The Convention m.
and gave three cheers, when, being loudly csed up~
Mr.. NAsHBURSE ssid.
Mr. PREsiDENr GENTLEsENo oF INV Gown,
TroS thank Won with the >incertycf my whole hssr
for the coriisty and kindness with which Won hsy.
greeted me here to-day. IL affords me gnbolnis
qualification t. mingle a. al humble citizen q As
Wes; with Republicans ~ the Empire State aai if
the whole country. | can on tins occason Only thsk
ynn ,nr this kindness H. linuis, lct me tel voq .,
ra now anticipatng tie Presidential Election "a h
held two vcsrs hence. and II IN the grea, BATH ssy
fighting W. shall come OF triumphant. the banner of
victory viii hoat from the dome oi yonr CagAS
IN lStn. H. that State We have contes, wAxs
must excite great interest among 81 god
rrcn everywhere. The battle Is now begun ssl /.
being waeed between the doctrine oi Slayer Rr,A
sion NJ 4 Freedom IN all the Territories and ever,
where 1t me say, Sr, that IN tlat S.ale the 6as
Of civil and religious liberty burn brightly az M
,rsrie. .nd let me say that the Little Giant has Al
ers long cscugh to keep ont If the way Of II. Hshp
undertaken the jo0 OF taking oil Abraham l.acla
dov-r into Fgypt and bringing him 20 his milk. W.
rrouose 10 bring the Little Giant into CsAss
and show him how We 10 business ,Aeu.
and | say to you, ie.o" -Repabheans, |
hone that here as there. al who agree in sentpes
~ The nop-extension of slavery VIII unite in the esc
10 prevent il. Republicans, osd-Line Whss ana
Americans are fighting there shoulder to saoaier and
hand 70 hand in the contest now wagng. And LEI NE
conclude hy saving that, by the blessing Of God and
the strength Of our own cause, we hope 70 tnamR
,,loriously and nobly. Immense applause.
MIR. SETH WAKEN,S of Genesee moved that the b.
ecaes from each Judicial District report three mann
from each district 10 act : ate Central Conmitt
subject to the approval of the Convention. Adoptd
Mr.. :. II. MIX of Schoharie moved that Wm.
Chase Secretary of the Rhode Island Fremont S,ss
Committee be invited to seat on the platform. Car.
red.
The following ar, the Committee on Resolutions:
cde i' and Parse GodSin' MA, H. H. Van Dyei and
Ramsey; lNth, A b. Parmaee and W; Lansns; sth D.
Jones and T. c Church; yI,h, ". NJ Greg aud Jslnl
With Ciak Mason aud A. T. Knox vllIth Benz wet NJ
4. ;. Upham
The following are the Committee on Contested
Seats
Ist District. b F. M.n.re; I'D, Geo p she TuA,i ruI
Tho- b. Carroll; Nth, B. Usher, Nth H. IL Ti.hi Sia. l.
Robinson, With " c. Sayton, With, J. T. Dsflap.
Adjourned TIL p. IN.
When the Republican Convention met this AFR.
noon permanent organization was effected with hs
Hon. D,snL +. JoSEs of Onondaga, President.
On taking the chair the President remarked brsdy
on the importance of the union Of all men who thlni
alike, against the Democracy.
preamble and resolutions appointing Committs
of Conference n union with the Americans was n
fered by c. l.. BEALs of Columbia.
\ JoHs l.. T,rcorr Of Erie, moved TO refer the sub
'ect to the Business Committee.
After warm debate, in which the union sensrmene
was predominant, the resolutions were lad on tAs
table.
After tire transaction of some other business, ihey
were again called mp and adopted. The Commits
to consist of eight and is TO be appointed by the jt
dical delegations
At the evening session, no business of imporn'
was done.
A motion to 60 into a ballot for Governor was yota
down by Ito to d.
The Convention then adjourned til tomorrow morn.
ing