New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-18
The " hfg state Convention.



Rl.olrsf That this Convention IN the name and be-
hall u the Wings Of New-York. pledge their hearty
support % the nominations Of ZACHARY TAYLOR Tor
President aud NILLARD FILLMORE Tor wee President,
Of the United States because
The Justice frnness moderation and good sense
which throughout An eventful life, have distinguished
Gen. TATLoR give security Tor wise and peaceful
administration Of the Government equal % the most
exulicit edges in favor Of particular measures
Because In the principles which ne has avowed. ~
those which will guide him in the discharge Of the high
Office Of President, we recognize tne great cardinal
doctrines Of the WhiE party which, always trusting.
and not 10 vain 20 the Representatives OF the People
and OF the in Congress, has found the chief OBJ
ssce 20 the OF il measures IN the abuse OF the
Executive Patronage ana the Executive Feto-which
asks nothing more Of the Executive Aan that h. conne
himself 90 Executive duties and abstain from al efforts
20 initiate Legislation by The control Of bis personal
opinions. or u defeat II by nterposns his objections
where questisns OF Constitutional power have been
settled bv the various departments OF Government and
the acQuiescence OF the People
Because MnLARD FILLMORE, by his eminent pru-
dence and ability, in every station which he has been
De and private life and by his uniform devotion % the
cardinal doctrines and enlightened policy Of the Wing
party entitled 20 the unanimous and cordial support
If all Wings throughout the Union. and the State OF
New-York will feel well grounded pride IN bestowing
On him her SURFACES.
0Res0lred That the Wing party maintains the same
position of hostility 10 the abuses and corrupuOns
which have crept into the Federal Government the
same attachment TO economy and honest accountability
in the Administration the same regard Tor the il)ec
ton of American Industry in the various departments
of Agriculture Manufactures and Commerce, AMI for
the maintenance of harmony between the operations
OF the Government and the business credit and clrren
~ of the Countrywide saEe desire O. improve protect
and extend the means II Intercourse and communica
ton between the difierett sections and states OF the
Unon which have distinguished its principles and
policy.
Res0lced That the Wing party OF the state OF New
York faithfully sfhering 10 every Obligation OF ine Con
ttuton and discaiming all desire 10 interfere win the
internal regulations and domestic institutions OF other
states rci crates IL solemn and Oitrepeated decara
ton of unchaneeabe hostility the establishment or
rccog nton OF Slavery in any territory OF the United
States where IL did not exist Al The time OF the acqsl
ton g. an ineXible resolution which no lapse OF nme
nor exigency Of circumstances ever impair OF di-
minish. -
Res0lrcd Tha, we present, with pride and pleasir
TO the electors of this state for their sutrages, the
names Of HAMILTON FISH Of New.Nork for Governor
and GEORGE W. PATTERSON of Chauiauque, Tor Letten
ant Governor The ability and fidelity with which .hey
have discharged the dulles of the various public sta
tons which they have heretofore held as well as ueir
high characters Tor integrity and honor commend item
% the cordial support OF the Wings OF the state The
candidates for Canal Commissioner and Inspector OF
state Prisons are practical men, recommended byeN
perence in their respective departments OF duty The
gentlemen named for Electors OF President and ce-
President are long tried, faithful. unwaverng Wings
and We look with confidence for their triumphant dec
m