The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12

Total. .132 1850 49, ,32 lo2 l3O l32 l32
After the sxin ballot Mr. TEnIKEN moved that the
Convection low proceed 70 ballet Tor veyor General
alo zee If they could not hayea better reeat,
Mr. Ichl ofJected he waited 70 cOaip.ese what they
were about Ist; be did not ike the loors Ut thpgs
Mr. RAMspKIL said thai he Thought was something
hshmo that MOTION Of Mr.. p, and that Il maize 70
bis eosng TO ooster up any artcu
Jar odate; and he topd Convsn BON would
col inue to ballot for AUDITOR General until they
co ole.
Nj ponoy said he lised this; there was 10. chance
ior ate ME- and thought tois naiong doing tncm
1000, aid would give mem all gool appe HIS con-
stpebis sTIats ed bis business bun Degore he lett
toma, AID agreed 10 pay his Ioss and drafts
ever! Cay X he wanted The Tbs Cnveuiun eIjuded
bn Uf ola lines, and the Char agree win him that
'hsy haa hos bad such uonseaLon before for nftsen
ottoub'sy-go on and hsllct ons M abr.sl allowed
\ item 10 oraw breath, If necessary.
Mr. PEzi1shS arose 10 explain and commeueed sivo.
csiS selecting capoioaies Ocaitv
MT HtEkY objected; be wanted men, not territory
Aiier some Little spafrn sharp shooting 90 points
Oh oosT tbe convention PROCEEDED 10 baiOs aod
jebth ballot, Thomas Cochran ~as nominated and vas
th.n declared toe ubsnin Gus DomDes tho Couycnsaon
ioen On notion the Convention ceeh-d 10 ballot for
Gandioats for Surveyor General, and General WIN a.
Ken. OF BeIss, xas nom ed on the first ballot
MI huhhA, OF DaupbiD, then that he vas author
Ztd by Geo Cameron 10 ove the members of the (b1-
vsnton 10 eet at his house psrtase Of Derry
eas,, al such time az the members OF the Conversion
humber Of the delegates wanted to adjourn and 90
ano take care Of the and then return and
Mi POMkoY said it easy matter to get 10 Came
ron mouse, Out Do eaI ed many Ut them 6no
70 easy 70 9et BACK sgan-aDd no ~anieo them ad-
JouIn until 10 morrow morning.
Most OF he delegates wanteG TO accept Came~ons Inv.
tation, and enjoy Toast over his but de-
sired 10 hnish the work before them htst.
after random discussion cone fifteen minutes the
Coi vention sdouIr for ndty tho com-
miitte time to report.
AT hat past se O'Clock the Convention was again cs ei
10 oicer ara an attempt was mace by the corporaps
guard gathered there to Mjourn the OonceDtoo until
moibHg ahn "ne discussing the poot OF the Com
rotee Oh Reso niions made appearance We were
informed tta, kr. McNchael found hat was 70
gel the CON m'teo 10 aoopi his rssouiioo, withdrew
live omis which the friends ot Cameron have yielded
To-Day for Ibe sake OF harmony.
The committee, through their chairman Hon. Lcmuel
TODD, reported tie following resolutions
Hssolseo, That executive TO PROSTATE the
WI OF hs people constifuopaly expressed either tho
etaits or memories, dangerous element OF federal
power and tlat its Dy tie present chief nssis
Iae OF the Tepnbhc as well in elections "a uonn reore-
sahatves Oh The people, meets our decided dis Approba
Wp.
Resolved That protest the sectional and pro-
slavery toIey OF tbe Daiiooa 40 Uinstra alton,
WIN the tights OF the suDversive OF the prnc
pies Of ouI government.
Received, That We denounce, gill unitedIy oppose
al ate mp's 70 enact Cong the Terrific
res believing the same TO be utterly with the true
purposes Of our government and TO the moral
sepse of the ration; and that ar our continued boe-
tiy to The extension Of slavery Territories Of
the UDirn.
Resolved That we regard all suggestions and rroro.,
tors OF every KIND, by ~bomsoever made for revival
Of the african slave trade shocking to the moral senr
neDs OF the enlightened portion Of mankind that any
r egsbzpg that hoIro and pbu traffic would iustv
subject The government ana citizens United S,ate
tothe and of all civilized ana Christian
people, ard that The nscton VI national
bril- gg the slave traders 10 JUSTICE and its oou,se m
stno tocn ss nave been arrested TO TRIAL places where
atqutai was certain, subject fairly the charge OF
cohnivirg ut tho practical reopening Of that traffic
Resolved, That we bold The encouragement Of homo
Proueton and american INDUSTRY DO one Of the fret
duties Of cur government aud failure to Obtain such
encourage me and protection from the ast not
Withdrawing the proessm ma Of tbe PRECEDENT coovoce ne
FRI Stats vrl lNnki n
vain fer tsf for the protection Of their labor wh
administration Of the govern meDt s in the hands inc
parry now IN power and that believe the I'd va0fem
3! 81 wboDy inadequate protection We demand,
and IN lieu Of We 10 favor Of specific duties upon
irop coal apd sa and all snch other products wholly the
grcw,b and manufacture OF the United States.
Resolved, That the reckless snd progate exravsgauce
q the n.,opal administrator, causing Necessity tor
of want q that ability and integrity that should charac
ize the government Of sree people, and unless check
60, VIII lend 10 a honor Of tire natonsl circuit
Resolved, That the passage OF joint Homestead hill
giving hundred and sixty of land 10 eyerv Cit
who will settle and improve the same would pe
fair In principle, sound in potcy and nrodac
tive Of great good to the people of the nation: AMI that
we ,searG the defeat Q, Mr. Gross bill tho senate Of
he urheo States, by The party In power, as direct oow
t the sborpg caases Of the country aud ss I'm sorthy
the boeraity OF sreat government and that kindred
over land specuators.
Resolved, That the purity Of the ballot box must be
weserved, snd that all fraucs upon the naturalization
laws, which have been 70 much resored to to promote
ne success OF the pafy that oppose, ought to be
comnte,acted by wholefome proper legislation.
Resolved, That approve Of the enactment OF proper
Avs to protect rs nom the Introduction Of forego nj
nse our midst by returning them At once TO the places
nom epeIce they have been shipped TO our saorcs
Resolved, That cordially invite all men OF ali prties
10 JON us m earnest endeavor 10 restore the government
TO s original purity and to preserve the proud ago
of Ar rsiituops transmitted 10 us by ons fners
complete and upimpared 10 those who may cone after
ps
Eeeolved, That this Convention do most heartily ap-
prove OF and the parsued By able aal