New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-11
TIE PEOPLES CONTENTION 1T HtR-
RISBURG.

HAREIsBURC, June ., 1859.
Your correspondent last night sent you meager
synopsis Only Of the resolutions reported from tie
Committee appointed by the Peoples Convention
Yesterday in consequence Of their being, 10 few
ments after they had been adopted handed over to
the editor Of TIE PcnHsyicanio Telegraph, the or
gan Of the party. Having been published in that
sheet second edition Of which issued at very
late hour last night and then Astounding in errors,
have obtained corrected copy of the report Of the
Committee, which inclOse. The resolves read
follows:
Mr.. Todd, on behalf Of the Committee on Resou-
tiOpe reported the following. viz:
hored That Executive Intervention to prcss'e he VIII
Of te pc A Couuonsy oppressed either In the state. or
Tcrrt0 dangerous element Of fcceTal power. and that
its c the present Crief Magistrate Of the Republic -
well elections Jpn the ert'es Of the peore meets
Tia, We protest. against tho ecaopsl and Prslavery policy
81 the NafioTs Administration ~it' toe rights Of the
D. DE IgrrtiVe 0f the principle Ot
That We dsoaDee aud vii unieoy 'bPoee a. stenp. 70
b ,e % b. utterly a. war With the tue papo.e. Of our Soy
,rnn cut and repusan to the moral r oi ' t.on sro I
reefrm continued hostility ~ the extension oil slavery
0, G tho Territories OF the Union.
That regard all saees,ons sud popo .,tSns Of every
kind by wbomsoev made for revival Of the African slave
tfs6r stocking the moral sentiments of he enlightened
portion of mankind that action ou he Part Of the Doom
y. people cornivng at or eesng mat hid qua innl
tilc would justly subject the GnveTnmeut and oz rs
q he uicd States 10 the Ieposch ano ekecrao OF an eI
zed AID Christian people and that e Traction ~ he National
AouhisTson IN bngrg the slave Iscers 20 justice ana Us
where ecqiiia was certain SUBJECT ly 20 lhe '"iso u
conns ing al The practical reoPcnins ~ that tfsfc
prtiou AID American industy to be one dulc. OF
OR GoytTl ard The ia9Ls TO 90 nm R1n re- o,
fessons Of tbe President coayinre u. tDs, iae se1ns Mas
Of he obr " lille the sdniu alton Of the Government
tire hands Of The party M power aud tnAt 80 believe nc
sdvaon system wholly nsdcquse TO tie protection we de-
maId IN lien Of in favor Of specific duties upon
coal salt sid ali such other products wholly the growth
g. Tia the reckless poBgate exsyasanco o. the National
Gs1 ~, ,s s, t Eve evidence of wasn't
Of that ability zhty which should chaacc!ike the Coy
so5aI Of Il tie National d att 'a''' 'D'
= That tie passage Of just Homestead bill Swing 100
same. would ar in princr sound IA fcy sue
W. fssrd Tie dat Of Nj Crow. BIZ III he Senate q ihe
United States by the party in power, deci bow at tac
Of, great Government And that kindred To- his wa the defeat
BY the sam Py' Of ihe P,cso1 p' "H'I save
A. That the rity and safety tn baotboX must b pre-
part We oppose. ought I've oounrsced by wholesome sud
q Tai We approve Of tie enactment q proper lsws 70 pro
tect Tire Introduction 81 foreign cI"nss on or MAJ
by .ruurg them " the places "cncc tht nave ''h
w. cordially invite al men Of all psrcs Join with
priv AID u preserve the pIcud hcrase Of A-ecAn iil
10 those u ln nav come ansr
d. qhs this Convention DO mos, heartily approve o. and IN
dore he course pursued by able end dns Led senate.
The aoa simon ameroD and Representatives 10 the
rou ar branch Congress vino have 4esons supported thr
protective policy, the homestead bn we Jus. lI' y, 49,
ses AID have cadias,y opp ed The al POM o' nr
National AimuirsIiou In their attempts TO force upon the
people of karsss i'euduen. Slavery '"ni1l'h 10 ol-''
70 he ems oaNprcs'ed seutiucs u The eemen oil
Mr.. John ). Pomroy offered the following. which
was adopted:
E<r,3 Tst committee Of three bo appointed :, uiorrn
y, 80. y Co.h-l1 and Gen VIM H. kC t-e clus!datcs Ih
o., ronusied Of er nomination TO the offices Aud'i Sna
s.,r,eyor General. , .,
.I"In :. Pomrov jos. Garrctson aud j. IL. Setter
were appointed the Committee.
A low words in relation to the nominees OF the Peo
ME, Convention. Thomas +. Cochran, esq, who
was he successful candidate before that body for the
high and rear onsbe office of Aud.tor-Gcneral, Is
resident of York in the County OF York. about !?
veor Of age. lawyer by profession and in toleraby
GOOD practice Several years $50 he was a member
of the State Senate where lie served four years with
very oreditable ability TO himself and honor to MS
constituent. as an Oldl..pe Wbig. IL is now Re
nrblcan and one If the propriclors OF TIE Lancaster
I,ja in conjunction with his brother, " u Coc1ran
Gao T,e salary OF the AuditorGencra is s',UOO per
nInum. ,.;; a.
nomination cr the ONCE OF Surveyor ''ener"', S,u
Nm H. keiIn q keaGIr-, Bcrks County, would re-
mark that he was form ,y al Old-linc W hiS, very
ncrtllar ard served i'm Congress rs member pi the
Ucpse of Representatives turibg the last session o
thst body TIE salary o. the suryeyor-6enrrai Is
>l1OO. " rr
Supraue Couri of Ibis Stste, has been recently mec
talk about parcuiav in certain circles IN fhiaoe
mia e The Republican candidate for the PRESIDENCY
The Ney lar.e vote .lGt Was gwen IL, nm a. 'e a
election in Pennsy wanna "a regarded ny many po4.-
csrs p. afor}ine data or proof that THAI gentleman
csn un all seciiors Of politicians, and thus, unques-
t.onsbly, secure his elevation to the Presidency
ON NNvE.