New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02
NEw-YoRE DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY FEBRUARY 2, 1851
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20 he pqssage tie r,ccD adopted tis Day y we D'
~ ahg State CorvcntsT srpo ting he Hcn ioh'' 9y;M
Hensn j. Le9ned .e ssy had been psp4rsd o.
pressing our views tn cour,c W. have De.
'dor. The Committee q wh..h 62ysfe. 9 s5ion hege
stated that the action Sen ye-'dey not Intended 70
a. INTENDED TO embrace Union Of all pas,
political divisions without reference TO q0e-os OF party or
sanlaiicns rh being the Of ifc C5nyeaon over which
ycn preside have the satisfaction Of saying that TINS des
gsdon have aeteimied Iney CO.. Sgn',.%,y TI' 'aeii
Participate IN ts dsb'.ons. the wish Of our Delegation
mat th coamsueaio a. vel =. TOE one ',t Lei9ned TO- 'ha
'' ''''' " W. HTGUsrE BELMONT, Che man
The communication above referred 20 wa read. and
the iammany Hal Dejesalon retSfDr 90 their seats
Thomas j. Fields OF New-Yorr.. then by consent
read tie resolutions which bad oegn adopted by the
Tammmy delegates and moved ,Geir adoption.
A delegate moved 70 lay tbC>l ON the table
Gov. Seymour seconded re motion not ont Of dis
respect, he said TO the Tamrnany delegation, but as
the best way OF disclosing OF the resolutions, SINCE
other olutions Lad been adopted by he Convection
Mr. fields then withdrew his motion for the adoption
Of re TammaDy resolutions, and moved that they be
teived part Of the proceedings OF tins Conven'
!, ton, and entered ON the mlnnte'.
Gov Seymour said that by laying the resolutions Oh
| the table they became part OF The proieedng''
The resolutions were then laid on the taole:
resolution adopted TO prnt 1000 copies Of tbe
proceedings. -,
| Mr. Cook of New-York moved that the thanks OF
this Convention lie rendered to the Hon. Simon Cam
eron United States Senator from Pennsyyana Tor the
noble stand he has taken for the Union. Adopted.
| Ex-Chancellor Walworh moved simillr vote 10
the Hon. John j. Crittenden United States Senator
| from Kentucky. Adopted with a. elamation'
On motion ofSamuel j. Tilden, Committee was ap-
pointed to correspond with Democrats OF other states
on the subject Of general Convention to amend TIE
| Constitution Of the United States. The following -
| the Committee: VIM, Kelly, Wm Ca-siy, }. Is.
| Plumb, Lyman Trcmau, aud Edward Cooper
Judge Hart moved that in default OF the National
and State Legituys to adopt the measures suggested
by the resolutions of the Convention this body may
| again assemble at the call Of the President.
| The motion was adopted
The following Committee was appointed % present
the resolutions Of The Con yenDn 20 Congress and Tie
state Legislature: The Hon. Holatio Seymour, eS-
Chancellor WalwOr;h, Gen. Leiyerd Bishop Perkins
| and IL. ID. BaIto.
| The follow ing Committee was appointed TO m~mO-
| riaze the State legislature Judge willard JUDGE
| Paige j. II. PIertisy, Darius A. Ogden, u'I George
| Is. Guinness.
! vote Of thanks was then passed vnannousy 10
Judge Parker and the othe oicesoJ the Convention.
| judge Parker briefly returned lis thanks for the
honor done him. when the Convention adjourned sine
| de- but subject 10 the call OF tblt President.