The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-02

uugvnSs wefS G2s, he then. By dmiIar sscuirjes.
OF the presence Of the former there could have 49,
little doubt. from disposition to dsconcert the Art
speaker By stamping fsrt aud other NOISES Whenever
Tsyiors name wse mentioned. Mr. Lovejoy addrsss-
cd both these Of their respective par
ties in turn sifed their Candidates ost thorougbiv
receiving the votes II Northarn men, or snv excsnt
slaveholders He gave an admirable portrait OF Tsv
lor Is political man, and no less striking nd cor
rect one OF Cass and held them up with their narti
Fans at the North, spectacle to be looked at in
pity more than anger The style of the speaker was
copous, eloquent. apd severe
The following is tn. series Of resolutions adoptsd
Resolved TIA the uodamental principles upon which this
and in the eay action Of Congress as well that law
above all hun an written by the finger Of Cod upon
social, moral and political evil :"
statesman 10 framed OF The people who established the oon
uton Of the United States guaranty the exist
attempt the extension Of that peculiar institution
OF the sas' wee i esy exists = clear and apsbs
means which the constitution and laws Of country
Resolved That respect for the opinions civil
Med world fidelity to the principles Of American
demand of the people of this that they should
last and unity slavery
Resolved That when the convention at Baltimore nomnated
has ss' sS SRsnSy
OF sss n
ard went bnafod for soute party ends and
that the nomination deserves the hearty true
friend Of his country
the nomination OF Zachary TAYLOR,
Daniel Webster fit to be made not 1T to g. made
II unfit to be Supported that cautions slenco
the Of the extension saver-he fact
that his election urged Throughout the whole South on the
ground that he B with them and for hemthe his
personal friends that they know he would wmot pro-
with the significant action of the Convention by
which he they laying the Proyiso with Kisses
npon the table evidence enough OF his real position
ders him unworthy the OF the freedom
Resolved That the Reputation Of both by
the Buffalo Convention with cordial
accept their glorious paform-that
the nominations Of Van Buren, Adams
iearey taken their ST nd upon the side of freedom
the coming election we will give them jealous and
hearty support
The Van Buren, Convention held inthe Lor aine & c.,
District nominated j. M. Root for Congress and Dr.
l.. D. Grswod Loco, of Lorraine forPresiden al Flee
tor.
General Shields thus bore testimony to the charac-
ter of General Taylor in Cass and Butler speech at
Cleveland on the 11th inst
81 know General Taylor WELL he is q brave, stout,
hearted, honest old soldier. would rather my right
arm should be palsied than say aught else of him
like him better than those who support him. like
him because he has fought well for his country I
love him for what he has DONE Wings affect to love
him for what he is to dou
Hon. William Allen, Hon Jesse D. Bright Col Geo.
w. Morgan, and, it is confidently hoped, that Gen
VIM 0. Butler, of Kentucky will also be in attend.
ance, to speak in Detroit, on the 30th ult
WISCONSIN.
There are now seven papers IN Wisconsin devoted
to the free soil movement OF these five were formerly
democratic, one whig, and one abolition.