New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-16
Whig State Convention.

ware unanimously adopted
|. Rssolrea. That in presenting 10 the Wings OF
the State OF New York the results OF our Libors, we
congratulate them on the spITt "s!ch mas been 80
sirikingiy e9incsd-the spirit OF COURAGE nope ana
c1uiifrnce-o: energy and prorputuGe N action,
and above all, the spirl OF harmony and rnity now
pervading the parry every where Dat especially
manifested in the manner IT which our NOMINATIONS
have been made, with IN urs!lniiy unprecedented
except in the recent glorious Wing National Cen
vention ii Baltimore.
. Resolred That we announce 10 the people OF
this great Commonwealth with peculiar and tn
nr7ohsnt satisfaction, the name ri our candidate
for the Chief Mag>trecv OF me Sta!r--a 7oTniIa-
lion which We were called together not 70 suggest
bu, 10 declare. the previously expressed vail oil
the psop!e-a nomination which We have therefore
made unanimously withou, moments delay, and
without thought of disseGt-and that We rejoice IN
| the opportunity thus TO show grateful people $
hieh n preciation of tiis modest worth, the manly
public virtue the spotlsss integrity and unchanged
BE fidelity OF that eminent champion oil W hg prin-
cipl-s tue dauntless vndicatH- CT outraged popular
! suffrage in the case o; the iHsulted BROAD SEAL
of Nes, jersey in 1870 the valiant and victorious
leader of the patriotic Wings Of the immortal 9Th
I Congress in their long and trying warfare against
corruntion and despotlSm. the lsboToCs author and
.lcoue5t defender of the WING TARlff-MlL-
! LARD FILLMORE.
| B. ResoIc.d Tina, in him, known 10 tie people by
long ana l.li'ul scTNlIt VI
Stale and Nation we rejoice TO present true and
worlhy representative of Democratic Republican
principles born in The forest OF tie noble e'terf
-eciOn of our own STATE trained among an nGusifi-
Gus kindred 10 hardy ,oil and manual labor on the
| farm and in the MISUNDERSTANDING IN all his
associations and sympaih!es-called early lnto non
orble public service and promoted 10 uaSought DIS
tnction BY IN intelligent constituency. who learned
hi. capeclty by eXpere1cs-iTce from the degrading
and communicating association OF partisan managers
and "spoiiersn-one VINO aecer sought TO roo the
people of me right "a choose Metr ocA rulers, out
ever distinguished himself In coniendlng tor popular
rights or constitutions liberty. and III securing 10 Tie
American laborer ms labor Just aud high reward
1. iPesoired, fha; present 10 The people
SAMUEL J. WILklN. as q most worthy and ca
pabe candidate for The second Office III the State,
widely known TO tie inhabitants OF his own section
as an original and unchanged democrat, whose emf
nen; worth and ability have been nttesied Icy The
spontaneous suffrage OF his district 10 the utter dis
rupion OF the strongest party ties, and the annlia-
ZION of an enormous opposing majority, and that IN
his service in Congress and The State Legislature,
and in his professional distinction we hail the ev-
depces of political experience and n legal ability
which signaliy qualify him TO preside in the Senate
and which will constitute valuable accession 10
the highest tribunal OF the State.
:. Pts0yrpd. That for SAMUEL WORKS,
ELIJAH RHOADES, SPENCER KELLOGG,
and JOSEPH H. JACKSON we claim the chcrac-
ter of lust aud faithful public servants, cmnenty ca
pable of the aborious and responsible duties oil Ca
nal Commissioners, and well qualified by exteusi:e
and varied experience and by practical knowledge,
~ we'll as by probty and high principle, Tor the
honest economical and vigorous management OF the
Internal improvements OF the State
G. Res0ired That in the list Of Presidential Elec-
tors headed by the eGdeared and hOnorsd names o!
WILLIS HALL and JoHN a. COLLIER, we present Il
BODY Of noble and faithful true Wings who, by their
devotion 10 our glorious cause, by their multiplied
associations with past contests and suilerngs Tor the
principles which we maintain, and the men whom
we have loved to honor, have .shown themselves
worthy of the high and enviabe privilege OF record
ing the thrty-six electoral votes of the Empire
Safe for HENRY CLAY and THEODORE FRELING-
HUYSEN.
Reso'ped, That in HENRY CLAY of Kentucky we
recognize the able, consistent and honest Republl-
can salesman through whose efficient AID, in our Ma
rional Councils, the late war with England was suS
raned through whose timely inierposiriOn the nteg
ritv of the onion and the Protective policy oil the
Government have been preserved, and whose coun-
sells and efforts have sustained all that IS OF value in
the principles or practice o; our GOvernment-"ho
upon all occasions, has sought 10 preserve and pro-
mote the public veal regardless OF seli-"horn the
,yhr. delight 10 honor We pledge nlit tie united
support of the Wings OF the Empire Stale for tie
first Office in the gift OF free ard grateful people.
8. Resolped, That in Theodore F.einghuy sen OF
New jersey we recognize tlt H"irst tii, INC pure
nairior the profound statesman, and thorough and
rsjiobLs Wing We pledge him ouT united efforts
70 ol-c; kim to the Office OF Vice President Of the
United Saies
g. Resciced, That with complete and triumph
ant satisfaction, we now commend these names to
patriotic party and Intelligent republican people, IN
The confidence o; their approval by vast majority
Of The voters OF this State in The full assurance Of
yic,ory-a confidence and assurance not thai the
yjcior, will be won without eSeruon, but that the
recessary azer,ion will be made that burning zeal
and high devotion, maniu labor and heroic sc!i-se-
criGce will be freely avisheG by all who love their
country and know lis true Interests, 10 insure, com
pets, confirm and peGpetuaie our great and monen-
tous victory.
10. Resolred, Iha, the Wings OF New-fork
have in the present condition Of tseir own STATE,
n.cnliar and superaddsd obligations 10 do their
whole duty in ,hs evenliul contest, To redeera 1t
from the hands OF corrupt and deceiln "<polis-
men, 10 relieve the People from an odous AID use
less taxation, by which the hard earnings ct TIE
farmer ard laborer are wrung FROM them TO enrich
STOCKHOLDERS and speculato.s, while the public
funds are squandered in payment OF damages Tor
madly violated cOniracts-to restuye prosperity ana
honor 10 their wopted place IL the administration oil
the State Government, ant conduct 20 SAFE, grad
nal economical and profitable completion, wlthout
taxation and from their own resources, the Public
Works of the State.
II. Resoired, Thatwe rejoice to pledge ourselves
unledlv with our fellow Wings throughout the
whole Union 10 the maintenance OF the present
Wing Tariff. and OF the whole policy OF protection
as effected realized and subs'ans,ed by 1t, and that
we hold up 10 the scorn and condemnation oil ali
intelligent and honorable men the ptiiul evasions,
tae shutting equvocatons and deceitiui double
dealing of those who claim 10 be IN any sense the
friends Of protection, while they are pledged ny their
public acts and By their nominations, TO the destruc-
ton Of lhis The most perfect judicious aud popular
measure ever devised Tor the protection OF American
labor. and that we with the great father OF the
American Sys,e,n ard The actual author oil the pre-
sent Tariff FOR our candidates in the naton and state
take our place on the firm and Interchangeable basis
Of =. The TARIFF a IT Is.
- Resolced, That the adjustment OF Tarlf OF
duties, either :or revenue or protection, must be
series of compromises, owing the fact that Inc de-
tails OF bill Tor such purpose are TO be settled by
tue representatives o.; twenty millions OF people pro-
Gucias and consuming great variety OF commodi.
tes 10 be affected BY such tarii. The Tari OF lS4
ysas and is 10 large extent such compromise.
Is. Resolred. That when the details oil this bill
were settled. il was the duty OF Senators and Rep
rescn,atives 10 support or 10 oppose IT, as whole
and we do moi recognize the right OF any Senator or
Representative 10 support mis- measure in his place
and upon his responsibility, for public reasons a.
r.,n, r,,a nsto- NJ lerge and 10 oppose II out OF