New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09
Tcnaccauj.ts' Ccsvc.tian.
SECOND DAY.

The Convention came 10 order at J. clock,
President LAWRENCE in the chair. After TIRE Teolns
Of the niinutes the Committees retired TO, doa .;ion.
When
Mr. DAVID McALayE OF New-YoTt addressed the
Convention upon the necessity Of proving 10 Congress
the rri:co Of the present upcn menufsc'1rc' IT,
blccn.
vi. BLunfNa gG Of a.ylas1, also txplliredthe Oh
iccts If the Conyen ion. The New York lealdea!ers
had been the cause Of our trouble; but Il this "unedu
Gated Congress" hsd made blandeEs, the Convection
should make none. They should act promptly. The
sponter was very patri, tic IN his sentiments and
wished the Government ~ succeed IN the war: bit pre-
crgci to lave the taxes oqnalNcd as much o. possible
Tie tax slonli he PIT on tho raw material Instead o.
tie manufactured article.
Mr. VNrIt followed with few remarks in similar
vein uft considered tDa' The leaf merchants OF New
Stter some iTtcr gc,,sfks BIZ Mr. McAtPr.r tho
President rcifcrated his assertion O. tn n-cvoos
dgv that 4 olnr@e hrd tsen nlace among ire Leaf
deooIs in Yegcr to tie s-tioct OF taxation: Wien
Mr. HON. representing The cutting interest" made
few REMARKS upon the Injustice Of tie tax and urged
the necessity Of prompt an fsIors aeton Oh the an
o. the Convention 20 remedy The evil.
Remarks Ina dc b. nhef delegates.
The Committee on Ofxln.zaiion then pre.ented the
following names FOX officers " the Central Iohceo'
uists' Associations
Prcsident' Wn. +. Lawrence Of Neo.fork Vice
Presidents Joseph Hal New York David e. Ne
Cannon phadelphia; Christian AK. Mary Da-
[ yid Campbell. ~ j.: +. 81. B-pwu, Ct; IsaSc A.
Brelar. Ai0ss. ". ). bun,oon. Il. l.; j. W. Crane.
No: .8r. SGott. ONO; james L. Power. ID. C.. Ee'
cordng secrrtscy, E. 4. Schroeder. y VI Core
srondng Secretary. Edward Burke, y. y; Treasurer
David j. McAyine.
after a recess OF hsh an hour the Committee on
Resolutions reported thas they had read Str bsrhos
reuort ard would recommend the Convention - sub
scb for one thous ud printed copies of The ssne to
he distributed 10 eJei Member of Congress and "
oiLCrs 20 whom it mGy be deemed advisable.
rhc Com -lit'ee or-aD.aton then Presented their
report They proposed that the name OF ste orglnis
ION should be I" National" instead Of crtTai'
Tobaccolists Association. This was agreed %. The
lCfnman Of The Committee the read the constitution
ami bylays which had been prepared. and thes' were
unanimously adopted. l. as tier moved and seconded
tst commit OF three be appointed by the Chair tn
the hastily prepared documents and 10 have one
/ thousand copies printed. Carried
This Committee was tllcu appointed, WHOM II wss
agreed 70 refer ANYTHING relative the future Assncs
ron 10 the Executive Committee The President,
Vice. Pre- sdont Treasurer end Secretary were, Oh
notion appointed the Executive Committee the follow
inn gentlemen being added 20 their number ny vote
OF III. Convention; l.. I. Mores John D. woodruff, l.
Yoft.
vote Of thanks was tlen rendered 20 the char, hitr
which NJ j. ". Craze Of II. Louis. NO. proposed
tiee cheers for the flag Of The Union which were gwen
with emphasis the band playing Hail Cohnhia AItef
some further remarks, mainly VI an unequiVoca mo"
character from varions members, MT. acntlhe
Grnm OF St I,0uis addressed fhs Convention III the
German language. Other delegates gave uitereBee 10
Union sentimens. when the Convention adlourped SINE
die