The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-16


"This," says the Charleston Mercury, In bite
irony, "may be considered the cornerstone O
Massachusetts Democracy"
The Wings have held several meetings il
Georgia. That at Dahlonega, in the uplands
was the largest. Judge BEsRIEs spoke, and con
sidered the old issues--national bank, tariff dis
tribution of the public ands-as are in abeyanc
or settled. He denounced the Mexican wal
and "the iirebrand'' which the Northern DE
mocracy would throw into the country in tn
shape of the Wilmot Proviso. He was for N,
more territory. "Far BETTER" said he "to 90 witt
our Wing brethren of the North, leave our veal
and distracted sister republic to the possession
Of her territory, and save the Constitution an,
the country"
The Liberty State Convention Of New Yorl
have nominated their candidates for State off
ces.
The Indiana, New Hampshire, and Connect
cut Liberty Conventions have met, and appoint.
ed delegates, &c, for the Buffalo Convention.
The Delegation, in Maryland, stands as fol.
lows:
Dist. Nep Members. old Members.
John q. Chapman, John q. Chapman,
II-Jas. Dixon Roman, THOMAS PERRY,
III-Tnos. w. LiGox, THos. w. LIaox,
V-RoB'r M. McLANE, WV. +. GILES,
V-Alexander Evans, ALBERT CONSTABLE,
WI. w. Chrisfield, Edward Long.
Democrats in SMALL CAPS.
The elections in other States previous TO that
in Maryland showed total Of no Wings
independents, wiz: Petrie Of New York, Tuck
of New HAMPSHIRE, and I.ahm of Ohio;) 4
Native, 0.evin of PENN 80 Democrats and 2
vacancies in Ohio and Michigan, which will be
filled by Democrats. The Maryland election
adds 4 TO the Wings and 2 to the Democrats--
leaving Louisiana and Mississippi, which States
will probably choose two Wings and six Demo-
Gratis.
The probable state Of parties in the House
when complete, may be Sc. down as follows:
Wings, lis Independents, 3
Democrats, 100 Natives,
Total, 22s
Should Messrs. Tuck and Lahm, Indepen-
dents, vote with the Wings, as we think they
will. the Wing majority in the House will be 6.
without counting Mr.. Levin (Nstive) who is
decidedly opposed to the Administration. The
South Carolina delegation GALL Democrafs) will
also act against the Administration on some
questions.
The Wing Convention of New York has just
adjourned. II nominated
For Controller, Willard Fillmore, Erie.
+" LIT. Governor, Hamilton Fish, n. Y.
"a Sec'y State, Chris Morgan. Cayuga.
[" Attorney Gen., Ambrose l.. Jordan, n. V
:" Treasurer, AIvah Hunt, Chenango.
Ss,ta H..
3" Canal Commits jacob Jacob, hInds, Orleans.
'io"e'S' Chas. Cook. Chenango.
90 State pr;.o ID. ID. Spencer, Tompkins.
inspectors ]. b. Gedney, Westminster.
In their address the Wings of the Convsn-
ton say:
"The constitution as il is, and the country as
it is, are good enough for US. The Wings Of
the North are conservatives of the constitution
in its essence, and in its very word and letter.
The fell and mischevious results of aoolitio nism
are no where better understood, or more con-
emned than in New York. But we will not
pour out the blood of our countrymen, if we
can help il, to turn free into "a sispe soil. We
will not spend from fifty 10 an hundred millions
of dollars per year TO make slave market for
any portion of our countrymen. We will
never, for such a purpose, consent 10 run up an
untold national debt, and saddle our posterity
with fund-mongers, tax-brokers, tax-gatherers,
aging an excise or an import upon every thing
they taste, touch, or live by. The Union as i,
is, the lrhote Union, and NOTHING But the Union
we will stand by to the last-but No More Ter
ritory is our watch word-unless it DO FREE
The resolution passed was in conformity with
this extract. Ii aihrms loyalty TO the constitu-
ton ms it is, but "uncompromising hostility tC
the extension of slavery into any territory now
Free"
The convention met and parted in entire har
nony.
We close our notice Of political movement
with stating the singular fact, that the Charles
ton Mercury lauds Mr.. Dallas speech ''as tn
best yet" while the Albany Atlas insists tina
he has thrown his weight against Mr. Buchanan
and slavery.