New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-05


az Democratic WING General conmittec.-
Regular Meeting Of this Committee will be held OF
TUESDAY EVENING, October 9TH, at 7 O'Clock, al The
Broadway House rh q I9ss gHgs1x Chairman.
ABRAHAM r. LAWRENCE, Vice Chairman
CHARLES cn.apfRLhiN .ec'e'dl'e'. o5a
Cr Democratic Wing County Convention
An pseCs Of We 9s%Scrae Wing Count
~ - o''0''' '' D'' CT. NEsB1TT, Chairman.
@ & d G v.s Corr, Secretaries. os2,
Voice Of Buffalo for Young-Hear Willard
Fillmore.
The Wings of Buffalo assembled mass at the
Court House on Thursday evening last to respond
TO the nominations OF the Wing State Convention
Hon LATHAM A. BURROWS was called to the
Chair, and Messrs SHELDEN, SILL and SLADE ap
pointed Committee to report Resolutions Dur
Ing their absence. HARRY SLADE Esq. one of the
Delegates to Utica, gave history OF the delibera
sions OF the State Convention. The Committee on
Resolutions reported the following:
Resolred Tint hail with delight the nomination of
JOHN YOUNG of Livingston County as our candidate
Tor Governor at the approaching election. We hare
known him as an able and Incorporating Wing. both
In tho National and State Councils, and We pledge TO
him and 70 Wing brethren throughout the Empire
STATE our hearty and enthusiastic apors u secure MS
triumphant election.
Resolred That the noninat on Of HAMILTON FISH Of
New.York City us our candidate for Lieut. Governor.
meets our hearty approval The spirit that prompted
his forcfhhers patriotic acts in the days OF the Rcvo
luton still lives the heart OF their worthy descend
ant The State and Nation know him Wing de
voted the best interests OF the people-the people
will rejoice in an opportunity TO repay him with in
tercst.
Resored Tha, we heartily approve Of the nomination
OF THOMAS CLOVES and CHARLEs Cook as Canal Com
uissioners They honest faithful and capable to
discharge with credit 10 themselves and beneht TO the
State the duties which their election will impose upon
them
Resoired That we have abiding confidence in our
distinguished fellow citizen MILLARD FILLMORE. We
believe he is fitted to add usre any office in the gift
of the people. We honor him the father OF the
Tariff OF 40 and we believe that cannot now show
him greater kindness than joining with him in hearty
support of JOIN YOUNG, his distinguished Wing col
league in the memorable and patriotic 9th Con
gross.
Rcsolred Tint the great OF Internal Improve
Inent--the completion of our Public Works-the inter.
css OF the Laboring Man. NIL require of utmost
eXertions to prostrate in approaching State Elec
ton, party which has opposed these benehcent meas
by their votes and cetoes thus in violation OF
Democratic principles, making the one.man power su.
penor TO the voice of the People.
Resolved That In the administration of the General
Government will ask for nothing but what is right
and submit TO nothing that is wrong We only ask for
fair participation in Its benefits and willing TO bear
equal portion of its burthens. But we complain
that the present Administration has unjus,ly added
Southern territory which has changed the balance OF
power between the North and South-has wRged an
nglorous o: conquest 10 render still more unequal
the of the North and the South and feel that
have forctasic of the oppression which des
tined TO endure tunless this policy be arrestedl in
the prostrnton of all Protection Northern Industry
IN the Veto OF the River and Harbor b and in the re
newal OF that thrice condemned and odious measure
the b-Trcasury.
Rssa!red, That the signs OF the times are highly en-
eouregug to the patriotic Wings throughout the country
The voices Of the North and South have mingled to.
gether, North Carolina has responded 10 .Hainp
shire and Maine has added her approval fat which
has gone forth against longer continuance of public
confidence in the party We resolve also that
New-fork shsli not be behind her sister States the
patriotic work.
Resolosd, That We believe caa elect our csndl.
dates, and we firmly resolve tina, IL sAaN be done
Hon. WILLARD FILlMoRH rose and requested
that the Resolutions might be put separately As
soon as he was recognized he was received with
hearty applause by the meeting. He proceeded
Mr. Presidents rise TO give my hearty support TO
the frat resolution have asked tor division OF the
question because OF the unexpected introduction OF
resolution referring TO myself rejoice in the opportu.
nifty 10 express 10 my teowc6zens of Buffalo and O.
the State thai give entire concurrence the nom.
nations which have been made. sud which have jus,
o<en read to you.
feel 1t due however to my friends whoee kindness
and confidence appreciate make a brief remark or
TWO upon the present occasion.
IL Is well known 90 you all that previous TO IN, las,
GubernI,oriG election had been Member of Con-.
sresS hy Your kind surnSes for eight years an honor
which VIII rcmemecr with gratitude til the last breath
VI my life Feeling that had then devoted myself Ione
enough To public lie felt tha, must either 1--WE un my
professional my political position preferred M I'M
low my profession, and declined reeiecuen 10 Cor
Srtss.
Contrary TO my expectations, found my name pr,
sentcd AT the National Wing Convention in BALTIMORE
IN lsi4 candidate for VicePresdent OF the Ini,.,
States received the almost unanimous support Of ths
He AlR Stets. ~.