New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-13
Death of Mrs. Tyler.

We are Indebted to Harnden's Express for the
following slip from the Philadelphia Public Ledger:
" 1t is with deep regret we have to announce
that Mrs TYLER, consort of the President of the
United States, expired on Saturday evening last,
about 8 o'clock, at the White House in Washing
ton. Mrs. Tyler has been suffering for length OF
time from the effects of stroke of paralysis This
melancholy dspensation has thrown the President
and his family int the deepest affection.
Resolutions of the Wing Sinse Convention.
We subjoin the Resolutions, reported by the
Committee, and passed by the State Convention
at Syracuse, in addition to those of which we have
already given the substance.
Resol,es The unanimous sentiment of this Convention
that the protection of American Industry from Foreign
competition primary object in the establishment OF the
Constitution OF the United States so continues 10 he The
imperative duty of those entrusted with The administration
apce in this policy essential the restoration OF
the prosperity of this nations and that we pledge ourselves
sustain fully in relation to all the great interests OF the
countryasricultura, commercial mechanical and manu-
Resolved, That the distribution of The proceeds OF the
Public Lands among the States measure OF justice and
poeythe national domain being the rghul properly .S OF
the revival of their credit, and the relief OF their citizens
Reolred That the recent act OF Congress Tor the appor
tionmcnt of Representatives supreme law OF the Unon
binding all its members fully authorized by the ConSt
tuton and emineny promove oihc free exercise OF the
right OF suffrage. which consists only the liberty but
the sovereignty Of the people.
Resoed Tina, equal stable, and sufficient currency
indispensable The wcbeing of every civilized commu-
ny-ought be chief Of every government-s de-
manded by a-the poor and the rich-and must no, he
longer refused.
RESOLVED That the power in the Constitution was
due baance or tue great departments OF
the and that its recently repeated and wanton
abuse its frequent exercise is gross and alarming i.va
sion Of the rights Of the representatives OF the people and II
carly checked will lead 10 the overthrow of the Repub
lic and the destruction Of constitutional freedom.
Resolred That the noIcompetioa OF the partially COM
pleed public works OF this Statehe permitting them 10
fail into diapdation and decay and the imposition OF taxes
at the same ne discharge debts to fall due al distant
periods equally impotic unwse aud oppressive and
that the earliest prosecution aud completion of them is
cardinal maxim the policy OF the Wing party Of this great
and growing Stale.
Resorea That The depreciation Of the Stale Stocks not
the consequence of unwse cxeroD OF the public credit
othe Stale; but of total disregard and inacon OF that
credit by The criminal Reputation OF the public obligations,
actual or threatened
GABRIEL THURMAN, of Kings, having in considei alton
OF their eminent public services and high integrity, been
unanimously nominated candidates for the office OF Gov
ernor and Lieut.. Governor, be recommended to the SUI
fruges of The people of this State.
RESOLVED That WILLIAM H. SEWARD, while acting as
the Chief Executive of this State, has proved
Of the SURFACES aud confidence OF the people whose inter
has labored with great assduy and ability to pro-