The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-17

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meal Of the general government Taught by
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the laws and that 10 revision
riunrs Emo me snica inir NH the
ksssyss Of Governor r.s.s .,
Pennsyyapia, meets with entire approval and thai the
tempt q Nc federal aduiosrmion defame The private cha
Iacsr o. scser meets with our unqualified and IN
keslved that ls Convention entertain highest sdmlra
and s.rsto, q ,r that his ability b. bold manly
and perses Of the party particularly IN reference 70 the 60
ss ne o. as all de for @ the nsen
Resolv d, That we earnestly invoke operation Of
or the the
movement inaueurated at the state capital pennsylvania
1h ,s by hs Pre-
s democrats stat ale. and ,hs cal q sno'l.r Demo;
- that committee spS h mssag Of said Central aa Commit
the,eof ~ '''N y >'' 0'' - "''
Mr. FoRsEy then addressed the Convention, and stated
that the address had been signed by person COM
posing the committee and he rejOce0 70 the una
pmity with which 1t aud the resolutions received by
the Convention and moved their adoption.
Mr.. kerr, of Pittsbnrg said be believed that
this Convention was assembled here for the pur
pose Ct endors sing the OF Governor Packer but
he found that they had assaed the ticket nominated
by the other Convention, TO which he had pledged his
support
ton question: were raised in every past Of the house,
completely choking of Mr.. Kerr. The resolutions
then adopted with but dissentent vocsthat Of Mr.
Kerr.
Judge KNOX then called upon and addressed the
Convention, explaining the Of Governor Packer
the sale Of the State canals He heartily 10 the
ton repudatpg the ticket nominated by the 10th Of March
Convention for vote for that ticket would be endorsing
Buchanan. He explained the difference between hs posi-
ton that OF the republicans laying down the doctrine
OF that party being favor Of interfering with slavery
in the states, and opposed 70 popular sovereignty
Mr.. CAMPBELL, Of Huntingdon, spoke in the same
STRAIN, and denounced the national Administration In DIT
ter ters and Iepudated the paifoi Of the late Con
veDon.
Mr.. REDDISH moved that committee be appointed 10
wait upon Gov Packer and invite him into the Conven
ton.
The committee called upon the Governor, who stated
that his health would not admit Of his participating
much as be would desire to.
Aefsrs. Cansweii, Dr.. Neblnger, Lloyd, Wingert and
Northrop addressed the Conventions following in about
the same strain the other speakers, advancing
ideae, bnt taking particular pains TO repddate Bn-
and his administration in ts various acts and de-
nouncpg unmeasured terms the Convention OF the l6th
of March.
There is one particular feature Of this Convention,
that every speaker thought aikeno ideas ad
vsnced by any after the speech Of Hon John Hickman,
but all attacked the administration Of Mr. Buchan in
spirit, only using different words to
press their oenuncia,ion Of him.
Mr.. NEAeEY. Of Butler county, then offered the follow
ing enoorsipg Mr. Fofney, which was adopted without
dissenting voice.
Resolved That Colonel j. W. Forney the able and fear
q the poep e. and defender q he integrity q he
s ssposx sSS thu
head of the pa al Administration that MS services manv
rs party enss we now more than ever
require the aid OF his counsel and his pen
The Convention then adjourned. Thus has ended
other ia the politics of this State This Conventon
composed IL OF able and talented men, working
tremendously expressing but sentiment feeling,
have paugurased in tins State of small
Importance in regard TO the politics Of this common
wealth. Certainly It cannot fail to WELD an important
influence A body Of men such as these were can IL
they follow up what they have today commenced, rally
no small army at the next October election.
As the ticket nothing defeat the republicans, and
with the democracy it Is going to be repetition of the
fights Of the bards and softs of New York. Like them,
h will 6eh for the mastery, with desire to see winch
shall control the party in 1861 Tho determination exh
bed by this Convention Is one OF i1 marked features
there seemed TO be resolution on the part of all Of them
TO 20 home ana work as for life aud Death.
any has to be proud Of the result, It
taDly must be Forney He has worked hard aud zeal
ousy accomplish the result person has
any the work that has During the entire
sitting Of the Convention, Forney was consulted upon
move, aud bis advice invariably followedtis in
fact Forneys Convention One of the speakers speaking
of General Cameron placed him with Serard, where he
unquesonaby belongs AZ the Developments OF the re-
gone over to sewardsm, body aud breeches, and has
tried TO turn over his friends, but they seem To be in
cned 10 make their bargain.
There s in fact breaking Of old political combtna
tons here and preparing for perfect change not only
with the democI ats but with the republicans THIS TACT
renders this convention OF more importance thar other
You need not be surprised gee this movement
take important bearing than attbe present. The
leaders of the late American party are looking for some
place TO to and there fair prospect OF their desert
ing the republicans and falling in with the Forney move
ment
The country, now that this Convention has repudated
Buchanan endorsed Douglas, is safe for few days;
and let us quietly wait the next move on the chess board
HARRISBURG Pa, April 10, 1850.
The Democratic Boilers Conpe,ason-A Douglas Aoc
met-The Late vina Here Of the L01e Giant TO Colonel
Frney-Southerw Affiliations Of this Douglas Entcpise-
The Late Manieo Of the Liale Giant and IL Exclusive
Circuation-The Seward Cameron Movement, dc.
The State Convention Of the democratic boilers at this
place on Wednesday, under the management Of Forney
and Hickman, settled the question Of positive formida
BILE and ireconciabe split Of the Pennsylvania demo
cratic party after the fashion Of the New York rupture Of
1s4s
The speech Of Hickman, and tho resolutions Of the Con-
venOn create impossible ohasm between these boilers
ard the regular division Of the party whose State Conven
ton, endorsing the administration or the 10th Of
March. The result will democratic parties and
tso democratic sets Of candidates for tho State and local
oBices 10 be hsed by our next October elections.
or course the boers expect nothing the defeat OF
both acvons IN thoee elections but their game 10 the
Charleston Conventon the nomination by that body
Of Mr.. Douglas for the next Presidency. Me- Douglas
has lately been At Philadelphia and had several free
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