New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-07

That although Il IS IN great danger OF having violent
hands laid upon IL BY destructive Lccoiocosn We are
fully persuaded that rs temporary overthrow WIZ ohy
be the signal for its speedy rees'sosnen' upon OASIS
50 irn as 10 DEFY the stfscks OF ~ enemies
Re,olrsd That Loco-Focoism, learning nothing from
experience has determined upon calling up from the
s.eu of popular condemnation that discarded measure
the sub Treasury system copied from the crumelns
despcusms Of other nations gigantic scheme when
vastly suemen;s Executive patronage and endsneers the
safety Of the public moneys That experience teaches
n. that this measure a obnoxious 10 Tie mass Oh ihe feo-
pie and that il will sgsn be repusiS,ed AZ the ballot
boxes.
revise our present Constitution that there are many
ard radical defects now existing which be remeted
in no other way than by Convention; that our JUDI
cary system A. present organized : no adequate 70
the OF The People that me corruptnS system OF
Executive patronage needs 70 be broken up root snd
branch that most Of the officers now appointed by the
Governor should be elected by the People; that local
legislation should be conferred exclusively upon Boards
ofSupervsors thereby shortening the time and diminish
ing the expense Of state Legislation. thsi the state
should De- divided into separate Senate and Assembly
Districts and that al properly qusincs'ions Tor the
right of suffrage should be abolished, as inconsistent Win
the advancing and Democratic spirit Of the age that We
are indebted 10 tue Wing members of the last legislature
Tor their perseverance, and zeal in eecuns the passage
Of the oil submitting the question OF convention di'
recty u the People.
P,solr.d Tbs, we are adnon-hed by the experience
Of the past wear that the great question Of Human Slave
rs i one which should rouse the attention oi every
friend of Liberty throughout the entire country We ds
cover It's rspacty and disregard OF the Constitution IN me
Annexation OF Texas accomplished il has been for the
avowed purpose Ut extending and terrifying iis Domin
ion and We have abundant evidence ot It's awlessness
in the arocious and revolutionary destruction ot CAS-
sfrs NJ CLAWS paper in Lexington. kentucky.
Res1lred That the noble. intrepid and able champion
of Freedom CAssiUs NJ CLAY has our wsrmest sym
pahy and confidence That although he has been tenn
porariy overborne by the lswless mnions OF opPres
sion we vet ferveny trust that he will be restored 20
health and the prosecution OF his humane enterprise
and that he mas be spared witness the day that shall
crown bis efforts with complete success.
Rss0lred, That the Wing party Is emphai!caly The
Democratic party OF the country. lts measures, iuly
carried out will improve and elevate the conditions OF the
gres, of the people IL encourages universal edu
cation protection the labor of the country and inter
nal improvements Il opposes all property qualifications
tor the right Of suffrage and upholda perfect polca and
religious freedom OF opinion Il IL party which De
the support and confidence OF all true hepuoh
cans.
Resolred That tn. ticket this day nominated Is every
way worthy OF hearty and united support Ouf csnd
dates are devoted sterling Wings men OF integrity and
deserve the confidence OF all who know them Ihat
with proper effort on the part OF Wings OF Ssyugs
county they he trumphanty elected which effort We
hereby pledge ourselves 10 make
William Fosgate from the Committee Ia report
suitable persons ~ the Central Committee tor the
ensuing year submitted the names OF the following
individuals when on motion they were unanimously
appointed the Wing Central Committee for the ensu
ing year.
EREvEzEs B. CoBB ETHAN \. WARDEN. WILLIAM
BEACH and Henry ivIsoN. Jr. # Auburn SOLOMON
+ JACOBS OF Mentz JoHN NIBLo, OF Ledyard, ana STE
PHFN FANCHrR, of Cato.
II was on motion of John Niblo, of Ledyard,
Rssored That copies of the above resolutions relating
to Cassus NJ Clay and his paper be Transmitted 10 MN oy
the Secretaries OF this Convention.
Ii was on motion,
Rssolred That the proceedings of this Convention be
published in the Auburn Journal and Advertiser Albany
Evening journal and New York Tribune.
if.t,N ffNn hon Al
PHlNEHAS HURD, Chm.
John NIBIo and JACOB r. How. Sec'ys.