New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-26
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OF barIels boxes ar the general rubbshOf the bust
Dess carried below beside 80 settees with wooden
seats; in the evening it is lighted with gas from six
burners two of which are devoted to the illumination
Of the Speaker.
Al noon. Col. ]. w. ALLEN called the Convention to
order and Judge john PERISE of Middlesex was ap-
pointed temporary Chairman, and JAS. STatton OF
Burlington and Chas ID. Dashler of The american
Standard of Jersey City, Secretaries.
Committees permanent organization and on reso-
lutops were then appointed by the persons present
from each Congressional District recess OF ten min
utes being taken for that purpose. The Committees
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Geo Peters Essex; N setsOn do. W. NJ Whitehead Union
OK REsoLuTiOss-Is, Dissatisfaction C. scOve Camden
10. franklin Gloucester Geo Robeson Camden I'D District
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Essex; C ID. Desber Hudson
The Convention then adjourned for dinner.
In the afternoon, there were about two hundred
present. Judge ROBEsos, Of the Committee on Or
ganization reported the Hon. Peter j. Clark for Pres
ident, Ficr.PresdeD from each county many if not
most of tbese ABSENT and Secretary from each
Cougre ssional District. Mr. CLARK made a little
Everett.
Col PErros-On Thursday. spent an hour with
our candidate for the Vice-Presdency Mr.. Everett.
Applalse. must say that found him in excellent
health and In excellent spirits Mr. Everett told me
that he had desired spend the of his life in
privacy; that he had been called upon by the delega-
tit from his own State to Baltimore to allow the use
of his name for the first office within the gift of the
ton. He declined to do 80 but when the nomination
to BIN for Vice President being connected with
John Bell the statesman Of Tennessee he said that no
patriot living conld have declined CHEERS. l have
said Ibis to settle the statement that he will decline.
Mr.. Everett does not intend to decline and Mr.. Ev-
erett believes think, that we going to elect him
and Mr. Bell both. Applause. Col. Peyton re-
feTred also 10 conversations with Mr. Salstonstal OF
| Mbssachnsettf, who assured him that there was
chance of carry ing that State for Bell and Everett
Dir. DEsHLER presented the following resolutions;
| they were adopted with three cheers:
hOred That We heartily aiy the nominations Of John Bell
set,s for Vice Preside ns patriots expe
Constitution and the Laws sgaip.s whom none have or can
Rored That favor Of the Union is and OPP
posd % the efforts Of all seeonats and others TO weaken
undermine Or destroy IL IA, :,
R,r'd That earnestly support the Consultation with al
is provisions and compromises intended and well
protect and support national industry prosperity and In
krsd That the constitutional sEit,sIon of TIE Slavery
GoSs es sa ,U no Que m sec, subject
the present state OF the country and its Terri
mote The ambloa dangerous views of designing men
endanpe The safety of Union and ought 10 be
ard down by every Of his country
! The Hon. Henry H. FULLER OF Pa. spoke for forty
minutes the glory OF New-Jersey, the progress OF
the nineteenth century the y Of defeating the
Republican party why was represented by but
teen States at Chicago, and of letting Slavery alone
| and the folly Of the Homestead Bill. He Olosed with
| a glowing panegyric on our Hsg
| The Hon. JACOB RRooa of Pa. spoke nearly as long,
and IN still moro enthusiastic STYLE reviying some OF
the old fire Of Hatvism. He particularly earnest
in favor Of Protsctan, and declared tina, The party
which prevented from manufacturing our ow. pro-
tbs British when they refused TO allow the Colonies
20 manufacture. lie could not repress his Nativsu.