New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
Warren County Whig Couvention.

At a Convention of Wing Delegates from the
several towns in the County Of Warren. held pur.
suant TO notice, at the house Of Lewis Person in
Warrensburg, on the 10Th October JOHN r.
THURMAN Of Chester. was chosen Chairman
and GEo RICHARDS, Secretary.
The Chairman stated the object of the Convep.
ton in brief and appropriate address, in which
he edyerted 10 the necessity Of an efficient organi.
zston snd united action by the Wig party as the only
rnesns which would enable them realize tho victory
Of toe approaching Election which the signs Of the
times migat lead US 10 anticipate.
90 notion
Re,olsed, That Committee Of three b. appointed to
prepare Resolutions expressive Of the Of this
veniion.
The Chairman tbereupon appointed Bartholomew Crif
nm Homer Davis and John L. Glpin said Committee
Resoired, That the Convention proceed to nominste
candidate for Member OF Assembly by ballot and that the
delegates be previously called upon TO their cand-
dates.
The name of Albert N. CHENEY being presented by
each delegate the ballotDg dispensed with and the
follo~ing resolution adopted
Re,oi,sd, unanimously, That ALBERT N. CHENEY, Of
Glen. Falls be the candidate Of the Whig party Of
comfy OF Warren for Member Of Assembly the ensuing
election.
On motion,
Athol and JAMES l. CAMERON, Of Caldwell be recon-
mended the Whs Electors Of the county of Warren
PssolTed That Corresponding COMMITTEES Of one from
each be appointed whose duty shall be 70 CORE
best calculated 10 promote the interests OF the Wing
party IN their respective towns. 49,.
Tne rofO~1ng persons appointed said Committee;
Ahol-John l. Glpin. Boitog-George B. Wens
CaLdpsll-Jas l. Cameron Chesta-Jno. X. Thurman.
Ha9us-Ssrdis Smith. Horic0n-Lorin Davis.
J0hnsbuS-J r. Barnes.
tyuoensbwy-George w. Cheney.
Harrsnsbm4-Ss muel T. Richards.
The Committee on Resolutions. through their Chair
man, presented the following which we're unanimously
adopted
RESOLVED That we have been disguised with the attempt
Of the leaders Of section Of tho sestyed Democratic
party in this State, 10 manufacture opinion IN that
party opposed the principles Of the Wlmot froviso
Resolutd, That are opposed TO the extension OF
Slavery any territory 10 be acquired either by conquest
purchase And that the should never be extend
ed where Slavery does not now exist go ,
Resoued, That are opposed TO interfering win the
question Of Slavery in the Southern States wheIe now
And that they be allowed the privilege OF feguat
ing their own internal affairs as they please 80
Rcsoi1ed That the candidates nominated for Saie Ol-
by the late WING State Convention at Syracuse and
MELANcTHOS w PERINE who has been nominated as
JAMES l. CAMERoS and MARyIS PARKER, who have been
nominated By this Convention, the first for Assembymsn
aud the last for COroners recognized by US as
tried patriots and men to whom, IN conjunction win our
present deseryedy popular and efficient Governor JOHN
YorN can be safely nrusted the administration Of our
State GOverBment-men whose actions aud principles
ever have and confidently trust, will prove them
be Democratic Wings. aud men who never have
confidently viii be guilty OF conduct
that will require bOsieTous cutlery aud heartess boast
Of Democracy elevate them sustain them in Office
And therefore pledge to such nominees united and
cordial support.
Resol,ed That the proceedings Of this Convention be
published in the Gens Falls Clarion the Albany Evening
Journal and The New-Yors Tribune .r,,,,,,,u c,.
CSC RICHARDS, Sec'y