New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-28
CITY WING MEETING.


Y,o, Pysidesn
STEPHEN WHITNEY, Isaac WALTON
R.Irrs aoosE JAcoB BILL
D.v,n n OoDyx Thomas CAsNLEf.
JOSHUA THuEsroS, THOMAS hnNNhDf
n.v,n r. ColpyS joins STEWART.
s~v.yvx CoSoyrs George w. BLUNT,
J0syrH N LotD. FLOYD o"iih
-nvAsus GEpNEY. ANTHONY bAnh
WILLIAM VAUDEVILLE THOMAS w. HARVEY.
cx,.av F..xxIr, WILLIAM NJ SCOTT
CsAtIxs IA OsBonS JONAS BARTLETT.
GEORGE cARrgSrxR.
The nomin atoms having been unanimously s'oP'
ed. Lit. Gov BRADIsH took the chair amid enthu
siastic cheering and spoke Substantially as iol
lows;
F.lop Cui.sns and FellOr wings
Ic.nnot better evince my sense of the honor con
conferred upon my election to preside over your
deliberations than by sbstsinipg from any extended re-
marks and thus saving the time needed Tor 'ne opof
tsnt business before you. Rarely have we met unoei
circumstances 90 well calculated to awaken our zeal
and excite our hopes Whether we regard our pfnci
ME. O, our candidates. We have everything to Inspire
confidence in our complete succoss VI the prineipe'
of,bs hs party need sey nothing In such presence
mi. thew are written In living characters ON your
hearts. an To them you have devoted and Will devot.
the honest efforts OF your Ives OF our candidates
n.sd saw nothing except that they not men OF yes
terdsy We have summered and wn,ered them and 10
the language Of the Spanish proverb We have es'en
peck Of salt with them aud WE KNOW THEM 40 tho 'a'h
ful champions OF principles Wa have Witnessed
their patriotism their Intelligence and their devotion to
,hs of the people and II faithful TO
,hs IN the they have been
10 u, their election 10 certsin and inevitable.
n. GRxrLrY, on behalf Of bis colleagues, pre-
scented the following
REPORT
os the D-,s~a'-, 70 the Wig State Conrsaf'on,.
Held At Syracuse, Oct 6, 1ss7.
The Delegates represeniioe the several Assem-
bly, Districts 81 the CITY and County Of New York
IN The late Wing State Nominating Convention,
respectfully subniit to their constituents and lei
low citizens the result Of their deliberations.
On reaching Syracuse, we were met and greet
ed by Delegates from nearly every County and
Assembly District in the State, many OF them o.
ready known 10 US personally or by reputation as
colaborcrs in the good work OF promoting Justice,
Morality, Indoatry and Prosperity by e wise and
benefcent Public Policy State and National We
entered NJ once on the discharge OF our duties IN
free aud friendly conferences with each other and
thus elected some difference OF views respecting
men, but no contrariety OF principles There were
Local claims 70 balance and adjust. personal con
alterations to weigh and decide on, and an unpre-
cedented number Of important nominations to
make at time when judicious nomination seemed
nearly equivalent to an election. All these, with
the time necessarily devoted to declaration OF
principles m ade ample work for day yet the day
Of our assemblage saw it completed. and a full
Ticket presented OF eminent and faithful w hies oil
whom. though scarcely one desired a nomination,
and all those presented tor the principal Offices
earnestly desired not to be candidates yet not one
has declined, but, ON being decisively informed
that the Whig Cause had need OF him. each has
committed himself unreservedly 70 the hands o
the Wings of New.York. We feel that the cir
cumstances OF their nomination appeal strongly to
the honor and good faith OF our party for an united
determined. enthusiastic support
Who these candidates are, you already know
rAaf they are and how much they deserve at your
bands YOU also know. Idle would It be In this
community and before a Wing assemblsge TO " sst'
words Of eulogum on HAMILTON FISH, MIL
LARD FILLMORE, CHRISTOPHER NOR
GAN, AMBROSE l.. JORDAN and their asso
c,atea ON the Wing State Ticket With you the,
have struggled in prosperity and adversely ,hroug
the past efforts of the Wing party to encourage
Industry, extend ln,emal Improvement, aver
BANKRUPTCY, avoid War, and maintain Prosperity
and with YOU in sunshine or storm, they will bat
tie on To the end. You may by treschcrous apath,
defeat but YOU cannot disgrace them; for thei
approved integrity. ability aud worth. will in an.
event bear them tar above dishonor leaving th
shame 10 settle only you. But We feel prou
confidence that you will not suffer them to be DE-
tcated.
In conclusion let us repeat that we encouutere
no essential difference OF views IN the CoUventlo
no difference between Wings OF the Country az
OF the City. Whatever diversity oi opinion Nigh
exist among US rs to other questions there 10 non
with gard to Whs principles sad measures y
all the great enduring questions I" Nstohai
State policy Involved IN the pending contest-fr
lection ~ Home Labor Internal Improvement, al
the Resurrection OF Slavery within IT'S present Co'
stitationsl boun darles-wc stand where cur iathei
stood-on grounds maintained by the unsnimoc
People Of New.Yosk under the lead successlyel
II 6soseE CLiSroS. RVrUs KING. De WI
CLINTON and DANIEL d. TosfSIss. Within thrt
years the policy Of Legislative encouragement
depressed 0nde, eoped branches oi lndastf.
and the infexiele hostility Of our Freemen to al
Extension OF Slave Territory under oar Feder'
Un,on. have been repeatedly affirmed BY unan
laoas votes OF different Legislatures OF New-Norl
We. therefore, Walking Ia the clear light OF settle
principle and established conviction bad nolnduc'
mspt h internal strlfe and contention and eve
those OF as who met as strangers separated
brothers No embittered controversies in oar ranA
constrained ne to protrscted struggles nor had W
ANY tumplt at the close or othersise To break III
.,,i,os.. of n,sbt or invade the sscredness Of Ss
bath hours Meeting in hope and confidence "
psr,ed In sapS uine sssurs that our choice Won
be responded 10 BY the People and benehce
Wing Triumph would crown tn contest OF is'
la that assurance we submit tor your approval
Wink State Ticket-namely.
Far Ia Ges<raor. HAMILTON FISH, New-lork.
Ce.srollsr.. -. M LIZARD FILLMORE, Ere
=. SECRETARY sf4ss TOPPER MoseAN. cays.
:. Attsr.<s Gen.. AM6kOsE l. JORDAN, Ns~-fo'
:. Tssss.rs -. .ALyAh HUNT. Shsnsnso
:. S~ss xns.ssr. eRAS b sIsAkri Neaf0e.
-. Ne~' }HGLsoS J. BEACH, Lewis
~s"'S"' (SHAklEs Cook, CbemanG
(Daup D. syfscER. Tompkins-
s,M 1900 Isaac N. CoxstocE, Albany.
''''.' JesS h. GEpSky, Westehester.
In behalf OF tie Delegation.
JAMES r. WOOD. Chairman.
The reading was interrupted by general eheerir
wherever the names Of our candidates sluds
TO- At the close, the President put the question q
accepting and rstiiyins the State Nominations, an
the response was one unanimous overwhelnin
Az. The Noes were called, bat there were noa
TO offer.
MN b BLuSr, from the Committee OF Arrans
meats appointed by the Wing General COMMITTEE
tod Resolutions rem arNins that rssre wet