New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29

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,iereral Suoggs and MS friends met at the Eigle
Hotel
About sixtyfve persons were present.
No outs;deIs except the Press were admitted.
A Committee On Credentials was appointed; also,
the following Committee on Resolutions; Messrs' A.
j. II. Duganne, j. ". Husitd L. Caui ne, Alahson
WEIGH G. W. johnson, j. NJ Barris, L. {. Dom, and
Nelson Beardsley.
While Tue Committee was absent .he meeting was
addressed By Mr. S,rogga, who declared his adherence
to American priuc les He held that As there were no
distinctive American candidates in the field Tor the OF
fee of President and Nice-PTesdent OF the United
States, any American was q. liberty to support any
candidate for these Offices be chose. Believing this be
Sroggs) chose u support Lincoln, as beng the near
est Representatives in his Judgment OF American prn-
cirlrs Az 10 he State candidates, he had bis own
olirions and should state them 81 the proper time.
lie spo at leng OH the merits of the controversy IL
r1pa,d 10 y n ion with the Douglas men, expressing
bis opposition TO such q coalition.
AdGTesees were also made ~ samuel HOuehtaiLhg Vi
EgW.YoJk, and j. S. Robbns Of Albany.
a j. II. Dug4nue Of New-York from the Commit
tee ON Resolu i0re reported as follows:
bh%eis Doing I ippe and cqed iut7 action b. the
esirces the nation hiss been brought into utter
ber in coalition with the den ogues OF other parties ana
HR,af The eunont Of one p1.ie9l Gi.4lslain NM f
~ nee ,uSposs Of tradb politicians who were once rromi'
rent Americas b.! whv are row iasn vefy 70" III 'He
Rcs The ,baues attempt at 5sIssie aud ae o. .es
ecsn DemocIatig iacti s,lisnes Us '3' 'e ~
h. We been too much trusted Therefore De u -, , 10
Eeorta Thatt IL Que 10 our reputation az aCue'1 &
itb our ned T5buke the vi kgd ana flial7LI eIO
rre ricauisr with neconcilaoe
enemies ,,.,. -o,r1;s,s the action Of self
I'D Anecan edtor OodutoIs and TsS
.,k sasd , h%f rsnma iSPbS's State
int the action Of the socsled Constitutions Lou
pay "a snsct that aid oIgauizGi is destitute OF al zoe
eu Rat should chase exc 20 SIT, "a 40 secure
tb own aagrandzement and tie success OIL the
pory. .i. a,ted
AIapsgn Welch moved that the party 'eIuIn " '"'
original system Of secrecy ana oy "ofur' % 40.
Mr. Stokeey opposed the motion 10 return 10 Sc
80 The old sysem OF granting charters abu coi
80 e. had been fond unnecessary. Not ii sio'e
torv If the order had been chosen, VINO MA np' MP
ai the money he had collected. lie hsid au vert
Americans ia New-lork. lhere WaS u; ,Sa Rnnnb.
80 nf Newly ORR had been beaten, when tpe iion,
n - yard was defeated at Chicago lie hau Deen
49, Nv americans with Lincoln, who' IL eigcleu
ond kGo, the Republicans ehecthsiy on ' IN. pa
The Republicans are all soeat ape eomnuIsop.
New York, and only go Libco,h On eYliP'
MIR. Wel,l's notion was wiuiora"n ..o Conva,
MIR. l. TkIng OF Albany moved tns' ln1 ~ Al
-, a. ,b mamma ion OF State officers be heid h' al
| baDy on Tbured9y, October 2o ,u...o,;o, III,
Vim. Keller Of Albany Seconded 'no uo.iyn ,,s
delegates from that clty "ouu Pieub0
| ,Jan.s Dennis Of New-iork favored Inc oSi'"s ="
| State Convention, r.. l,.,o Cop
vcDuon was called they would nave 10 ht ni'na',
siIaiOht ticket aud that OF them wished W w.
lie also iosItd IL he Convention ives caisa II w
| be controlled bv The same influences Vi-ch CohHVh
| the American CouGcil TO day. ,.,.- T.. .-i,.
| Mr.. Duganne moved 10 slUs't1e 70 'Pp'.'.
| Cgumitt.e of ono from each JGd,,i- DsFict emp
| ar 4 10 call a State Goveuou, or aet AZ lb1y ms
| o,em best iOr llG ihere-'s 81 To paris. ,
Mr. KC,iei hoped the m9-'ln.; W>tI' ho' F'''"'