New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07
IoHN NInLo and yAcob r. How. Sec'ys
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At meeting of the Wing Delegates, assembled
at the Committee Room in the Granger and Lar
nard block, at Syracuse. on Thursday the 2oth DAY
of Sept ls45 to appoint Delegates to the senate
rial Convention WHEELER GRuEsDELL OF Caml-
lus was called to the chair and Allen Munroe, OF
Elbrdge was appointed Secretary. After due con
sideratiou. the following persons were appointed
said Delegates to attend the District Convention at
Auburn on the first day OF October next VIZ James
Munroe and David J. Daniels. OF Elbridge; John L
Beach and Dorastus Kellogg OF Skaneateles Elijah
Rhoa,les of Manllus. Joseph Toy iDt, of Marceilus
Josepb J Glass. of Van Buren,, VIM. w. LOgg, OF
Spahorl: & Hubert Toll. OF Baldw nsvlle; George
f. Constock and Robert Gore, OF Salna and Porter
ID Lawrence. of Onondaga.
On motion ordered that the Delegates IN attend
ance be authorized to I'll any vacancies that may oc-
cur in their numbers -
Mr. v w. Smith, of Syracuse, offered the follow
ing resolutions, which were read and unanimously
adopted
Resoired That in the political rs well the moral
world the antagonsms which divide society belong re-
spectivey 10 the spirits of Good and Er between whom
there be union compromise, or peace that the
hopes Of the friends Of popular government in this coun
try and indeed throughout the world, rest mainly upon
the enlightened action policy and measures u the De
mocratic Wing brotherhood, whose dsinerested views
and elevated purposes distinguish Their above
all other parties that have ever existed nGcr me 'ohsu
tuition; aud that the first and paramount duty OF TINS
band OF patriots through every vcisstude Of veal or
o ia good bad report In prosperity OF adversely 10
keep their banner Nynlg, anu 10 urf a.. a."
their command TO promote the ultimate triumph Of the
cause 10 which their eXertiOns have been consecfaed
and which q Indispensable to the true adNanccine
honor and glory Of the Republic.
Rfs0ired That the Wings OF Onondaga 20 most cor
dmiy and unqualifedly approve Of the course Si the
Wing members of the Legislature during the last session
and most especially do commend their vote IN favor
of Convention OF Delegates 10 be- elected BY the Peo
pie to revise the Constitution Of this state convinced as
we are that many Of IL provisions defective and III
adapted the present condition Of the community and
that we trust that the friends Of popular rights who
truly confde in the intelligence and virtue OF the people
and believe in their capacity for selfgoyernment Will
give an united vote the ensuing election, Ia favor OF
the call for sai Convention.
Rs.Oired That have become deeply sensible OF the
magn influence which the power and interests OIL SLAVE
EY are exercising upon the administration OF our public
affairs that longer question The fact that X
power which has increased and increasing 20 An alarm
Ing and dangerous extent and ought 10 be diminished
that In the events Of few months past We have witness
ed fearful proofs Of encrOaching insOent and niOer
ant spirit which warrants the strongest grounds on APP
prehenson for the safety and perpetuy Of our free ns'
iuOns that in reckless and -ti'utOna Efforts
extend is territory and secure predOmnating lnhu
ence in the government hagirOus assaults
upon the Freedom 81 the Press and IN the iorcDle all
ductOn of spectacle citizens Of state their trans
poraton beyond IT, Jurisdiction and incarceration in
'oaihsOme prison. admonished Of the rapid sp'
proach Of the period when the Great Question which Il.
10 s,itsfe the mind. Of men aud which mat and
DECIDE IL. whether LIBERTY and SLAVERY can longer
cosxi-t and whether II would preserve and transmit
the sacred legacy to po'iery we snai mol hhd
Il necessary 20 bot out and sxtingui.h the other
Crdered That these proceedings be published IN tne
Wing papers Of this county and that the Albany Evening
Journal and y Y Tribune be- requesledo give the above
resolutions an insertion in their columns
WHEELER TRUESDELL Chairman.
ALLEN MUNRoE, Secy