New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
T.. Uuuker- Ia ,vi-con-in Conquered.

T.. Uuuker- Ia Wisconsin Conquered.
.r.a Hunkers Of Wisconsin have given In. They
- cone over to the Free Sollers without re
..,xe sdopted their principle aud henceiorth are
"a % e. rbt under their banner. The surrender
- olsce on the goth ul,. in the Senate Chamber
=, ,rsyi,us arrangement between the penipoten-
u.res Of the two camps MrRoS WILLIAMS Of
the Senate oilcisted on the occasion as President
tho Secretary was MARSHALL NJ. STRONG Of the
Assembly The following are the terms Of the
c,pitula,ion reported by JOgS w. BoYD Of the
Senate:
P,,orr,4 Toat While we will faithfully adhere to al
,h. eosnDfomises Of the Constitution and MAINTAIN III
he reserved rights Of the States We declare tnce 'ne
r,i, has arrived when that question must be met OuI
.peomDromsins hostility 10 the extension OF SAVsfy
into any territory Of the Caited states "hen NJ"
free. ,. 60, Now
ue,ico and Cssrnis the Introduction and existence
of slavery 10 those territories should be PO'FoJ PV
hbited by set Of CODgress c,..o s,.,o.
Rfsoirsd That there should DO no more 0ia'o 1'-0S
admitted into tho Federal Government
Rssoloed That all national law. Recognizing VI ses'
.sning slavery or the Slave rsde IN tne D'sic' W 20
Iambs or any other place under control Oi tae redef
- IC,verprnent ughi o. be Immediately repeated
g,solred That the public ands should be granted 20
c,sl ,ettl.rs in limited quantities at the cOst Oi the
v md transfer: and that limit ought 70 Oe placed
:, ,bs Quantity Of land which shall be hereafter &C
,ulred snd held by any person a. any one uins
R,,Olrtd That We demand chesP postage retrencn'
oneot Of the expenses of the National GoVefnmen' the
.n,n of all Unnecessary Offices and salaries, aud the
eeton By the People Of all ohcers 10 the service OF
,hs overnrDent 90 far the may be pracucabe
RssoIred That Congress has the Consntutohsi power
and Ousht % make appropriations from lne NH'IO"a'
r,es.urv for River ana iiarDOr Improvements 70 tsc'
tate and protect commerce between the tevera states
snd foreign nations such appropriations 70 be governed
he sound discretion aud due regard for the national
welfare. .
n.,,ic,ed trade and believe that the most fair and
ona mode Of raising the revenue necessary 70 defrAy
,b necessary expenses Of the Government 10 direct
Tar upon property, and will demand s adoption by our
C,vsrbneut as soon rs practicable
R,solr,d That we opposed TO the creation OF
Hs,nsl Rank by Congress and believe that the hscsl
,asrs Of GOVERNMENT both State and National should
be kept entirely separate from Banks ana BANKING As
socision. and s should BE- collected ano dis
bursed by responsible agents OF the uoVethmenN
through the Independent Treasury
R,sofpfd That we are in favor of a liberal exemption
Of real and personal property from forced sale on ex
ecution believing II both just and humane
RsOUed That are In faver OF equal and iinpsrtsi
Suffrage.
These terms having been unanimously agreed
on, farther resolutions were adopted by which a
complete union Of the two parties was provided
for and Convention was appointed for the sec
ond Wednesday Of September next, at which
State Officers are to be nominated.
There are several things in which Wisconsin
is worthy of being initiated by older States, and
here is another Ii the Hunkers and Barnburners
were everywhere to come together on the ba'is OF
Free Soil the country would be the better for 1t ;
we should then see the North unanimous upon
this great and vital question.