New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

rather suN6ed themselves. when they asked he peo-
pie 70 combine and eeva' 10 the Presidency the rat
tess destroyer OF the Missouri Compromise. ana me
man who opened the Pandoras box, and let loose tne
evil elements now gitatpg our country lne9o iaeS
had declared that VI Gen. Houston hac oeen n'niu
st Baltimore he would have swept the , a'e agahe.
any other man, We will give them an E'ecVorai uSAeI
and test the Truth of their assertions oy an appear Oil,
rect 10 the peope and thus vndica.e the sin erty of
onr .,ot;vep by our acts. The resolution was lost,
Yeas, A, Nays, 16.
The meeting pro seeded TO take an informal ballot for
VcePTesdent with ne ga aU0 y su Gardnsr q
formal ballot was taken, resulting as the informal On
he second ballot Everett received Z Stockton TO- Lane
The fourth ballot resulted in IA for Stockton for
Everett. and for Lare, whereupu Com. ROBERT +.
SToCKToS OF New-Jersey was declared daily noml-
mated
Mr.. Duganne then moved that the meeting select five
persons, as Committee, TO retire and report the best
mode of placing an Electoral ticket in the field and be-
fore the people.
Mr.. Calhoun of Albany movedthat the meeting take
further action, and adjourn sine die, and he was
warmly seconded by Mr.. Murphy. Motion lost.
The motion TO appoint Committee by the meeting
confirmed: Messrs. Duganne, johnson, Lawrence,
Bradbury, and Hasbrouck.
recess was then taken for half an hour. On reas.
sembliDg the Committee reported az follows:
The Committee Perfectpg the Plan for placing
a Houston Electoral Ticket before the electors OF
New-York respectfully submit the names of the fol
lowing gentlemen Electors for the Districts which
are represented at this meeting and recommend that
the vacancies and remainder be filed by the State Com
mittee hereafter to be nominated
Electors az Large;
JoHS !. BoyD OF New York.
JOEL w. JoyBs of Schenectady.
Distriet Etectoys
ROBERT LowDEs, Queens
EPHRAIM CLARK, Richmond.
SAMUEL SSEgDKs, Kings
GsDRRw :" H. . MIcKIE, Nsw,Iork.
DANIEL WARD New York
JAMES f. COOLEY, New-York.
STEPHEN HAsBRoucK; NewYork.
CHARLES SMiTHsoS, New-York
JAMES L. ADAMS, Westchester
GEORGE w. DEPEw, Westchester
w. c. II. WADDHLL Orange.
DANIEL BRADBURY, Ulster.
DAvIp NJ. MooRR Schenectady
The report adopted. After which. Gen. Van
Rensselaer, left the chair and Daniel Bradbury, Frs;
Vce-Presidept, took it, and on motion the following
gentlemen were named and confirmed the State Ex-
ecutive Committee: Fenelon Hasbrouck, Peekskill,
n. Y, Chairman w. +. Lawrence, Queens; A. j.
II Duganne New. York. George w. johnson, New
York; j. G. NOBLE, Kings; Johannes ID. Hssbrouck,
Ulster; Elijah ID. Cummings. Westcheser; +. Bramhall
Child Secretary, New-York.
After reques ing all Clubs formed in other parts Of
the State 10 report TO the Chairman at Peekskll their
officers and choice of Elector for their Districts on or
before the lst of August, for publication, the meeting
sdiourned, with nine cheers for the Peoples Union
Ticket.
In the evening large impromptu meeting, compris-
ing era hundreds was held in front Of the Givens
Hotel to ratify the nominations which were responded
TO most Enthusiastically
COL John A. Wilcox, ex-Member Of Congress from
Mississippi for over an hour and half made a most
eloquent mpsssioned, argumentative and historic Al
address in behalf of the Peoples candidates. Houston
and Stockton.
Notwithstanding the rain the audience listened at
teptivey and at The close gave enthusiastic cheers for
the ticket and Col. Wilcox.