New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-24

Se,o-ed That our whole hearts respond 10 the nsulna
senior. assembled 10 State Convention, OF tina
,ried and Patriot unchangng Republican, and unrt
vailed Statesman. HENRY CLAY, OF Kentucky, for next
Prsden, OF United States; and rejoice in The bright
prospect which opens before Is mat The Nation will
ere long do herself The justice call bin the
which be is emiuenty qualified 10 f with hosor to his
millions OF devoted friends ans uheqEalied benehccnce IN
the whole county.
Resolved, That the unwaysring integrity and eminent,
ability evinced by NATHANIEL P. TALLMADGE aSS
Senator OF the United States recommends tim ud
mems and hearts; and We rejoice 10 knew that the
high confidence spontaneously and generously EXTENDED
10 by The Wings OF tins State in his reelection
pledged and urquestioned. that station has been most
noby justified by his subsequent course and weespect-
fully suggest his 10 The Wings OF the mon as can
| dGate for Vice Presiden, in 1914!
Resoved Tina, tender the hearty thanks OF The wing
Young Men OF NewYork to Hon. MiLLARD FILLMORE and
his Wing colleagues Congress for the ability industry
perseverance with which, during the late pro-
lrcted session. they sustained the Interests OF the eoun
ry resulting the Reform OF many siarng abuses OF row"
and Patronage, decided Reuenchment OF Expendl-
and especially IN the passage OF PROTECTIVE
cent of great essential TO complete resots
ton OF the Nations prosperity.
Resolved Tha, in WILLIAM FL SEWARD. our able and
faithful Wing Gaverno we recognize one OF ourselves
,ke President frs, Whg Young Mems State Convrn-
tonour associate through past defeats aad victories OF
whom we have ample reason To be proud-a Republican IN
heart and life, and nlexlbe upright indetdugdhe Clei
Magistrate and tender hin, his voluntary retirement
from station he has ioss and faithfully filled renewed
assurances OF untaHg esteem and ad!sralon trusting
that his counse and his efforts will not be wantng TO aid Us
in future contests and guide to future ,rIumphs
ResoreG That in LUTHER BRADlSH and GAbltlEL
FURNAN, recognize able advocates OF Protection 10
Home Labor the Land Distribution and OF the uninerrup-
ted extension Internal Improvement until lis dement's and
blessings shall be felt by section OF our noble State,
distant and secuted and we entertain live
y that, their auspices the Empire State will re-
sumo her march TO greatness prosperity and unSyns re-
newn.
Resoved That those who declare themselves in favor Of
incidental Protection only thereby clearly betray their hos
all such Protective Duties do not lend 10 augment
the OF Revenue collected, especially those 90 wool
and Wooens (whereou 20 per cent would doubtless pro-
Revenue Than 49, and thus prove themselves
more deadly, because less manly ana rahh
the Producing Interests than tie avowed parzans HON.
zonal Duties absolute Free Trade and Direct Taxation
Resoved That New.York is bankrupt, PROSTATE
except under the nightmare influence OF Loco Foco mlsrue
and destitute o resources Tor the prosecution OF ler
great unfinished works 81 Internal improvement ana we
that economy nperatvely demands That tey
be Immediately resumed and vigorously pushed 10 compile
tion
Resolved That while sympathze with the efforts max
n every part the world extend the blessings OF Ci
Wi Liberty ana equal Political Rights and while espe
ciay rejoice a, the absurd and odCus restriction OF The
Suffrage FreehoderS has al last heen abandoned
In Rhode I,ian1 we CANNOT, find words to express
strongly adherence ohe conduct OF these deagogues
and other States who have lncrposed 10 pre-
legal and peaceful settlement OF the peous contre-
versy in that Slaewho have insgaed part OF the non
Freeholder reject proered and constitutional conccs
of their Rights and persist in Revolutionary SuDver
SION of the existing 6overnmen-ho have not scruped 10
nfamc the deade passions of human nature TO arm son
anst falhs and brother against brothe IN murerous
conflict for which there no longer existed proyoeatlon or
motive and ask our fellow citizens 10 mark The man who
with the selfish and sinister puspose have pursued or
nstigaled ncendiary and ennenly caicula
ted JsboRor the piles OF Republican Liberty and
impede their progress through the werld.
Resolsed, That sympalhse with our distinguished SEN
ator Hon. Sa, fright the necessity which he is sub
ectet OF huuby apoogzng his political allies and pro-
missing do again whenever be gives vote for his
constituents and we cherish lively hope that ne VIII oe
relieved from this necessity and after the 4ih oil March
next.
The above Address and Resolutions were unani-
mously adopted by the Convention and ordered to
be published.