New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16

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The resolutions were adopted with one dissenting
voice.
The following e a partial list Of delegstes:= - =,
r;Gst. Dr. TASeo!Sy :uer g &G
WAsniseros-Col 5. II. N. Patton tChsiInnanl 6. I
G Ga4 fHi henry Mr.hs VIM cosmaa VIM Mbu Dr. W.
smith Dr. J. T. cOnsn JaS. West, y. N. Mel! Eei.On'
DAyIDsos-Narnes published some days since nj, NJ,
wslow, John Hague Ed. Barnes. II. +. Cooper IL F.
H.sppxAx-Iieu,. Col W. J. Smith, Chaplin j. j. Smith,
MsSisoSDs. s. Williams
McSiEr-col Fieding Hurst, capt- s. L. Warren
PERRr-Liest VIM. G. Webb.
WAYss1R. 81 Alexander, DR.. J. j. DctsrsOn CsP,. I. ).
oy YJs1sy yohn J. McFaii and H. Ross.
HAYwooD-Capt. j. II. Poston;
DYER AND LAuDERDALE-lrsJ J. Brown , - l., ,ua
WmIIAssoS-F. Hartmann, w p Campbell Z; u vo osnI
" 8 Campbell T. C. sius'ire d b. Ls ~ n % M0j
Ne.bi,. L. q. w Thomas, r. NJ: Ewing John Edmond''n
Mccall c g. Bennett y,, VII hSn'oJ Nicholson Geo. f.
suyTn rxsyg.srE CAyALRr-Major 9. wa,er., wn.on
County, Lieut. W. HOGshl shelby County Lieut. "a A; 4. A.
Carter, Davidson County sers' j. iouns000d' D'N''
McNiSx couxrY-y NJ. Henderson, Z. A. AtesT, chS;
Cate Is. witt, NJ. L. Philips, Capt J. T. Brent Csp""
a. P T1,aIsn t Sss = H. Anderson Cen Glem
ssifa cousTY-Dr. }. W. Bowen; Cagt f. J. Hii aS
William swsp f. yPM,s% L. W. WIN" MInsy j. r. H &Im
'I RTgTxnpoRp coUsTT-F shsbrooke william Spence
p Henderson, J. L. Ferfen, A. A. Lane j. d. hASne' " '
W VIII " Frazier, N Bryan, w II. GTimme' W.
M,rnr-wm Nolc. Jno. D. Moore, ". r. Pillow ;. :. H.
GREGORY John NJ Wiherspoon. BENZ Crawford b. Fray
NJ p murphy. Luther TaTg; Jno A. stIaon Jho bdnT
W VI Sullivan ). Grafton, W. saeksrd j. " ssTppsT -, -
J. G Ga.e H. T. Dla r 4 iia, IL Ii. Razor, NJ w
N frIIn a. ceUsrr.A r. Gsrre,, Lent T. Garrett
wTDe. b s Nye Jno H. Pr,chet A. A. Nixon, L. s'raw'
t ksSl fc1E' d.sS John 1' Isopss IL JOIN
: Coram John Curh-r Dr.. b. Frazier. IL. H. HisdGn Dr
% Rodsr S9 T. r. Hap S,i Roa .sS,sw wI knet isHi
5 lsaS Sss ylSiss sa r. @.sVsf pcla.o
o. 2 Temple Tsndy Dowell, w. Y Cor, Luke "ild' Jo'
Psrson' , ~ ~, ~ pt.r.u ,.b sIosr
John aaee Ja,R Robinson David B1er Ja. H. ,a
Iaae Tate Wm. Stapp ~ Ewing John Piekcn' johh nis
cspt. Jo. Divine q. C. Duncan, r. ?. cFowdeF' W. o.
'' SsRTSE-B NJ o. Brrn ~ snneIy csr; L1IdI -
Roren JOIN ~ smith. G. r Toncrsy II. G. Smith, John J.
R sS,ra I csp, p Wi,n wm. T. wnier'On, VIM X
o sn1rIr.s fon L. stanford B. Owens Lieut. Elisha
uArbor, = Richardscn. W p..,. r,1gs
sssSsv S5 3 Iinn. D. L. wnd. HenTy Mar.h
FdwsrdI West Dr. I. Cozies, Philip 7. g. Nelson John
W Has MOS - 81 r. Hood D C. Trewh Al Pe"I'
J'T f"tf,:f Sew c'F%S% n bp Geo o c"s
MonIsr Rafas Hall C. w vnson, X. II. Guthrie, Colonel
! g. A 0ownn Capt. r. q. Campbell 49, ,
c,sPSTGL-H Roser. }. 4 Lindsay, jos DEW, Alfred
Dossct. o. r. Claiborne J. II. qra1t cspt 7. J. Rogers
RsaSs. nod,e JShs r''I %sls i Mckee
Howard General Sam Milissn. Jane. Bri,on IT. Or E n
"a colon.i Rob. RI Johnson Gideon Bhkhart Dr. FE-
srsld Rev. Il. r. Darling V; : Lot,peieh u.,., r,Ob
ssItS r P Ba,ier, O. H. shoun, H. c. DOpnely, }. w.
EEapIrY-Hcn Jo6a G. CANT, Tho, L. Cate, A. A. Camp
| hell A. =. Tfephit,, james H. Norman, Capt Norwood.
NJ Wses Jane. r. sven Jaisss t. Gin, John /. Cole
| L. Fous, psyid Grant, Gsn.tt Lane, James ~ Lyle. w.
CL,inoEsE-Lesi. Hsfman Wiley HuGater, E. D. wins,
Jane. Cor T. ~ kudd John Mss on ,u c.o, q r.,
CocKr-Geo Ogden Gresr'ile W. Lloyd; M,r.sat NJ,
jog Hrook, suteuy Nor'heron, James H. randolph Nh
L. WoahIns,oo,, 5 u 9~ ar; ~ y,.n y, p,o,,rov,
alternate Major NJ. stephens. L. e. Iouk. aiernate d. {"
scorT~R Weir A. H. Cross. Dr. Brownow, alternate
Jo. Handy l.. {. Hous alternate Csg, Jcne,. - W.
MEL MILAN uali s.ton, Jane. Turner ". y hash.
Mries james Gesiys. Col A Cox J. T. hnis"' me
81 Miss'-W l.. Dod.on. , NJ Hcndersou. Charles Cate.
Oliver Dod.on, Il. A Allen. Burgess W.T. NJ. L. Phillips
iASoocK-Srojor william D4yi', J. ~ Rains, Capt. l. NJ
| HAwkfss -Joseph Ecke Iossph Willis W. {. Rye, Dr.
=. Micthtl, James White D. c. WdAeri Dr. j. " "elker
sryr.H-col W. C. picseu., John Caldwell, W. NJ Bur
nett Col W. Du, gan Col. J. {. Murphy, d. Case, q. g.
Simm- H. W. Howard. Lieut.. Urdeldowni A. H. herner
Iohn Morton r. 81 Crcsswcl, Lem Dugsan 4. A Fage's;
RoAsn-Col Il. X Byrd, John A. Bsrnaid j.: T. sely
samuel Burnett. 7. Msou. Iohn Blair Wm VI AieIsntef
J. d. smith WIN. C. Julian, T. N. Clark samuel Chidrcss
Pols"DI Kehsni1e. Cha, McciSry, Dr. Fletcher. Gen.
RagA-John p walker, @. w Morgan, Frank Locke, John
MsaloS. A. Hyde, r. Ras,on Sheriff Pryor
| CTSnrRt,Sp-Cspt !. Ates Thomas H. Swan.
! HLrpsoE.--T. y. tnTcr, Nm. Rsukn.
FnSrRrss Tinker Dave Bstey, Capt llsaPs, jack Mu.
link. tslliTe Canachsr ,.
On motion, the Hon Greene Adams OF hentucky was In
yet - be- present In the Convention.
EVENING SESSION
NJ. Clements offered the following resolution which
Poirsd Tbs, all soldiers. whether officers prvsss who
delegates be admitted to ea' In ms 'onV'huon
COMMITTEE ON BUSINESS.
Considerable discussion relative 10 The appoint
mont az business committee regarding the number %
be nsgicd % each section. 1le hlst proposition WAS
10 have three from each section. Some Delegates de-
sired n.no from Tennessee and six from each OF the
others as more iar on ee,oant 81 the pedohahee OF
! Union sentiment In the nrst mined.
| Mr. Maynard proposed 70 make the number FIVE from
each section. but on the suggestion OF Judge Mllsah
he reduced tie number 70 three This motion was
agreed 10 unanimously. All resolutions were ordered
TO 20 to ihis committee without debate.
Tho committee viii hc announced to-day.
| RESOLUTIONS.
Jrdco Trcvhtt of, red series Of resolutions oppos
ing any attempt By the present COny at amend
ing tho Constitution of the state but layoring inc So
lection Of candidates Tor delegates to be elected by TIC
| people to amend the Constitutions also iayoring the
election Of Legislature. Congressman, &c. aud tho
| abolition of Slavery. The resolutions were offered
at late hour that We are unable to give them
| in full.
A delegate from Williamson offered resolution de-
claring that all persons no had taken amnesty IN
good faith and observed IT, ought TO be allowed 10 vote
| provided neutrality Ia not TO DO considered loyalty.
! Judge Migan offered n resolution declaring that
tho people have At any time right to amend the Con-