New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-24
whig An,i-Ta,Ior Meetings.


Pursuant Co notice meeting % the Whi- o.
,hc County ofWyosins-a orc determined 90 sus
Tain tie princDcs of the Wumot Prosiso-who are d--
.ausaed with the Philadelphia nominations and who
believe 10 ihe duty Northern lreemcn TO resist the
farther onrroachnents of the Slave Poscr-was held st
the Cor, house. zoo the village of Warsaw June Ip f-i-
Hon JAMES sPRAGUE 3d. OF Coyin.ion was chosen
President. Hon LEusaErr Spring OF China and Col
VALE CIWFNEY of MiCdiehury Vice Presidents No-
son Bo'og7 of Aiuca aud L1ulcacc Mf u Gainesville
were appointed -ccretares
On motion. Harley Smith Andrew " Young. Eben
Warner J.. ID DAVIS. and phicol 81. Ward were ap.
pointed aC0mmileo t0 draft and present resolutions.
The Committee reported the following resolutions.
which, alter discussion, in which several gentlemen
participated, were adopted
Ecl1ired That $50 .'il remain fu n our attachment 20
thee great principles for which ae az Wings have heretofore
qHr ON ler Slavery -laL Bee extended ta ~ more n-
p0ualce Cham al Otlcrs.
Reares That having repeatedly mt soieinrly declared
our uncompfomlsng ho-'Iy o me extension o slavery.
and having pledged our urye ling support tO le " lmo
ffovso Is now " too late 20 receie from our position
heoted That the nomination OF q CANDIDATE WHO cor
Tossing himself Ignorant OF The principles o te Wing party
refuses 90 give any assurances that he viii carry 0ut e
came DO DIS admins ainat ana Who oppo-ed 70 iar-e
ma 0rfy of ue Wes upon DE main question at issue ll
c pending election, aDs0Fe5 from al obligation io -Ip
p0r such candidate; and Chat 10 DO so requires " anton
abandonment Of principle and a submission tO tte de-
aauds Of ihe Slave Power which hnd parallel only l tie
somerset performed 0y our opponents l3ii, ana 10 which
tie Wings If Wyoming VIII never consent
R90'ted Thai we view viii sorrow and surprise Tie
course Of so large number ofhe Wing presses DOB aud1
Presidential candidate and advocating Dds eecfiou. whom
prior his nomination. ey pronounced unfit To- Doe le cam
d.dafo 0i their party, aud especially their abald0um.
of the principle of le WImJ Provso, % which Mey bad
repeatedly pledged their faithful adherence.
he1rcd That fho Baltimore Convention having protested
political opinions iu common wih ourselves and TIE
Pmlede pha Convention having laid on INC table resolu
ton favor of the Wim0 PrOviso, and having expressly
refused 10 comply with ue reasonable demand uai us noi
should favor Wing principles and measures we cannot
consistently with hc political principles we have heretofore
advocated, ca oar Influence u favor OF the ctl
ddaies Of either of these COuyent1ls-hrt that We ee
bound and viii contribute far Hs we can toward CON
cenfrang public opinion and support upon some candidates
for President and Vice President, whose influence VIII boz
excred preventing The extension of Slavery The cusls
demands prompt and decided action.
hesoiref That we respectfully and e1rnesiy urge upon
the consideration OF ihe friends Of Freedom in every pa
of the Empire State, the necessity Of immediate crgla
ton upon the platform OF eternal hostility % every species
OF Slave Extension We invite Ihem 90 organize n town.
County and State We believe desirable 10 secure If pos
sble, the united and harmonious action OF all persons VINO
willing 10 take decided ground n resisting the encrOaci
nents Of the Slave Power The standard o Freedom must
be raised the rights aud interests of northern Ereemcu
cannot be- Maintained. JAMES oPhAOJE, fresL
Il. MOLCOTT L. Mix, Secretaries.