The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-06

Mexico - soon as il can be done consistently
with this truc honor and dignity Of the Ameri-
can name. and hv the terTninsiion Of the war.
SET an example Of justice and magnanmlty that
shall reflect rs much honor upon The character
Of the American people for exercise Of the NOR
slvir,ues they have acquired by the display oi
those Of q military al heroic Kind.
Resolpea. That, deeply impressed with a sense
OF the eminent services rendered by DANIEL
WEBSTER 10 his &C untry, Doth in the Halls Of
Congress aud In the Department of State. and
remembering with feelings of araiified pride thai
New Hampshire which gave him birth also gave
aim the FIRST opportunity Of SECURING that dis.
tinctien which has made him the admiration OF
one Hemisphere snd the glory OF the oiher--.
above al, calling 10 mind, it is and inevi
be, In the present portentous condition of M.
iona affairs, should and mast, that OF ell cul
cutie men, as he is the greatest, 10 he was the
FIRST to protest against and oppose the farther ex-
tension Of slavery, tn opposition commenced
sus Insisted upon early AS 1887, and con-
inuea ualh,ied all The present time as ex-
lrrsSea Ia his own emphatic words, al never
goal- aud never should. and | say now never
siil and never shall vote for any farther Annex
zion 10 ihis cOuutFy with slave representation
Ne, therefore, Wings Of New HAMPSHIRE, in
Convt8lion assembled, earnestly aud mani.
nously propose him 20 the respectful considers.
lou 1T the Whig Naiionrl Convention as ID can.
t'lr Tor the highes. elective Office ia this coun.
iry shd the weird.
The 81. Joseph Mo- Gazette announces, by
u,hoIi,y, that Senator A,ohison will not be q
an-i@sts for re-eleclion TO the place which he
.ow holds. The legislature 10 be elected nexi
Auonsl chooses his sro.egsor
IloN. Dixon II LEWIS published q letter, ia
which he ~ Hie= ihat he has committed himself
ihe support Of Gen. Tsylor Tor the Pfesi.
cncy.
We have iho message of Gov. Eaton Of Yer
uo4t, delivered on the 10Th. II is Il brief sensi
lie coeumrnt. Vermont hss taken her posi-
ien ia the subject Of the war--and slavery
The Government says, CT the war;
I; il believed that Vermont has seen nothina
the progress OF the contes; TO change her sen
imrni, either In regard 10 tho insuiiiciency Of
De grounds en- which the war was commenced
the uRworhiness of The purposes for which
las been wUgeL. She cannot recognise the
i-Hvrai Government as committed 10 ANY career
II conquest, nor will she regard any unaccom-
iisheG schemes Of territorial sggrandizementa a,
.rcsenting Obstacle TO the speedy adJustmen,
II existing difficulties. Peace she LnesaiVo.
;siiy and earnestly dc.ire-, anc axis for no ter.
iory, whether slave or free, as a condition Of
as establishment and security
TAe Whiss have had d large Mass Meeting
| 10 New York. There Wa Eeme division Of
=.ntiment; but 'hey resolved unanimously &c
support tire candidates named. Hamilton
oh Mas stated ia our paper 10 have declined
{ was a mistske.) The meeting was addressed
mong oshors, by Dir. InssTseli--ln this con
lection. Mr.. |. spoke Of a letter which be bad .e-
s-iyed ffom Gen. Taylor, In which the ole
icro had avowed himself a Whig-noi an ul-
"a Wing, which, said Mr.. |. Is no Wing at all
,st Wing. Ia that letter. Cen. T. expresses
u.s. csayi,Iion that the Wings Of this day re-
resent more faithfully than their opponenis, The
octracs CT Jefferson. These illusions 10 the
.ll General were received with hearty ap-
,lausc.
Gen. scctg was next alluded 10, and the whole
assembly, responded warmly 10 Mr.. Iugersoll's
ui0sium on that tried patriot sEd veteran SOL
Ser.
There Is, s1i3 Mr.. |. another eminent States
nan, whose exalted virtues and eminent public
.~ry ices must, ever encssr him 10 the Wings.
ie-e tHe enthusiasm Of tie audience could
got be restrained. and -ilmes-three were
given Cor HENKY CLsT-
uid not suppose sais Mr. !. when the cheer
~ haa - bs.~ed) that had particle of mag
iciic poweT about ne "a laugh.) How did
So know that I meant HESaY CIAYi lin
nrnss cbeering.J
The meeting broke up with hearty cheers.
The Wing central committee of New York
re oui in "a address. They declare that, for
.Ee FIRST time. each sleGior wi!l directly express
.'is sentiments c. tho great question of freedom
sad slavery, so "a. sS the General Govern
lseut Is Concerned.
The Heik.neT Convention Democratic Ra6i-
lis" an known as n.burners) was an i'm
uirnse mass meeting. We copy from The n.
Z. Tnauae The only account We have Of the
srocreaings.
The address, reported by JoKA Vas BURES, is
die, fearless and thorough in is opposition to
my Extension OF Slavery and in repudia,ng the
.oings Of Tie Huukers at syracuse.
We may fad room hereafter for a part of it,.
md the Resolutions reported by D, ID. Field,
Es7 OF The City Of New York.