New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-07

uARHisBgRs FIlsy July :, 1852;
Tho Convention was called 10 order al ~ clock,
by the Chairman Of The state Central COMMITTEE,
Hon. WILLIAM II. WELSH.
Gen. George W. Cass, Of ALE ,heny county, was
elected preliminary President.
Mr. +. ". Hugls, Of Scbuylkill county, was
elected permanent President.
Mesfus Vaux, Philadelphia, md Hepburn, Cum
berland were appOiu I'd 10 conduct the President 10
the chair.
% taking his feat, Mr.. lyons spoke as follows
OzyrLFsEA oFTnE CosgKNTi6': sense o. sh no. lni
responsibility attaches to thls position and rom ny limited
peeuco 10 and knowledge ~ piauelty rules tuch OF
similar 10 those have udoped for The government Of ms
body can bring nothing 70 my position tut attachment TO
pecedeuted ertou', eud oaaniou. crisis IN tue ma
tons iiic-are hahn Tor every wound My beer n. "ain'u
by The euts that actunu tho tfuc loyal AmriA
IL would psliigs be- prorsr under circlust,rces IKE
before this Convention; but In view Of The fsct that
The oryruon hss Determined uron tl, appointment II
Committee whose dpty Il viii bo 90 draft resolutions and In
view II fact that OIL hi- crisis prudence aud caution must
that wells and tueDccl the nasse' Of the people Of
' , ,a'i' H. Lear M hi, lime m kng nr,y mech
We prepared 10 proceed % business IN Convention
Al the cioso Of bis remarks, the President was
greeted with appl ure.
. After proiniug the following Committee on Res
oluiiong. the Convention adjourned:
M.sus +. Bohe pllaie'rhisl fichard NauS Phi'adel'
plia) GeoIge Lover Mon' omef! Slmn,! psfIsh tbaeA
Wil.9n nsbsuonD WIN. Monigomery (beaycr, W. A. ua-
br4nh (Erel j. Alexander Fulton undiaua), II. C. Smith
Franklin, &. j. Laubertsn Chrionh J. smpson Airea,
(llunug aauel Iepbrm (tlinbeiandl, T. A. fardy,
(Northunbersudl B. T.. Sites Gel gl, NJ Bryan lCumoss'
lad cl, Ab. h. Bo..au Geofge ". Cas-. Alcghenyl =
shooiuaE,G Johu D. Levrriy tChsser Wa Young tbela'
wsrc), A. Stout kOuhampou), James Ryan lSchuJ E4)
James Potts (blar Henry Hobrook SemeTsst dc Arnold
fiumer Nonangol. ". n. Brown ana J. H. BIcnnerman
ancsster 5. + ShusaIt Clinton, &c }, David X Randall
LuzeneD, Samuel Ro.s AID Samuel Harper (Alegheny).
Aism tbAgsh q ork, Ira Mitchell (CeAtef snd w. l..
McCoy.
Tho Convention reassembled at 3 O'Clock p. M.
! The Committee on Permanent Organization re-
ported through their Chairman, Gen. a. L.. Roum-
| fort, the following list of oiiioers:
Iiee-Prs deHffJrstc Johnson 4. j. Leclrr Dr. VIM. A.
Snyder and Michael Arnold Philadelphia John g. Evans
Chester and De,wsrei Dr. r. L. Acksr Montgomery Jesse
W. knight, Bucks Robert Mcdowell. Lehgh and Northimp
ton Philip X bier BeIk,i Ffalc, u. Devices Schuy lkl
John smith Carbon Monroe aud Naynei Geo. ID. Jackson
Susq. Geo SandeBOn, Buzerbe; Thos NJ. Biddl. 1ioga
j. H. Young Ciuton, &c John &. Freeze. Suyder &c John
Ross. Cumberland, &c. J. C. McAlArrey, Dauphiui q o.
Bush Lancaster; George Eck-ft, Lancaster; N. Bailey
York John on Adams Jacob Reed AlNth District; John
Fenlon XXth Districts Joseph NJ Thompson. AXIst District
Jacob Fc.uey NNGld District; VIM Paterson, AXIId Dis
tdc; DIR D. II. Penny and = L. Ross, Allegheny lillian
Leecb XXVth District j. j. Macarthur AANIth District
X L. Blood Forest, &c, and Pearson Church, Erie.
secrefarcs-Jac0b Neger. Butler T. H. Purdy, Norhimp
ton J H. Oryis Clinton; A. j. Grant susquehannai T. w.
sutton Philndelphia; s. Bckdams, Lebanon james lr
win Allegheny John i. Deany Phi adephia Jacob Bus
| boy Adams, WV. &eKnight, heEoer Lewis II. Davis