New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25

who have managed the susirr O. me fSnl-'-'''
state for long period, With bat brist inter- up
tim Of sound reform legislation. Mr Litley'a-
for the last seven years has occapisd quite prom
i,e,t posli!on in the politics Of Michigan, having
se.~ss Ii. both Houses Of the Legislature where De
VA. o.,nrrished for his fesriessress and indepena'
one. aud for the ,loqrence and briiAney Of MS
sDeeches On several lmporisn; occasions be feil'eo
~ v,,. With hs marty in tie Legislative, and while
member Of the state Senate he voted against the s'e'
. II Gen. Csss 70 tie In ted States Senate when be
Wa fra. returned 70 ths; body for which Re incurred
,ba deadly bo..il.v q the Eastern Cas- clique, who
have formed al sorts combinations Tor tie overisro"
n NJ L. ever since Mr. Litlejohn, on The nomins.
ton Of Cass for the Presidency, had the patriotism 70
eut loo.e entirely from the traces Of the Michigan
Hurker uarrv and like John r. Haze. ne stood iofin
boldly and usnfully champion Of Freedom. lie vas
~ red the Free Soil nomination for Congress last ai
in The ia Dstrct but declined and in the csPsciy Of
sanstousl Elector be canysssed great portion oil
Mexican for Van Buren, and Adams tbs Buffalo NON
iusss A humber Of bis friends, and those oi Gov
pansom ia the LEGISLATURE brought him forward a.
candidate for United s.atss Senator and but Tor ine
rec,eaucv Of one or two members be (or Gov RANSOM
would have been the occupant Of the seat Of Gen Ca's
who hes again reaairned the obnoxious principles Oh
the Nicholson letter. in hs recent letter to ia'che 10
another bid for the Presidency. The Warrington INC"
also calls upon the Northern Democracy once more 70
sunoort "NonIntsr-enton," while The Southern wing
Of The the party" advocating Disunion OF osveFy
Extension without word Of rebuke from the Ma
toral Democratic organ" The Der0h Fro Prtss Gen
Cass's home orgsn) Immediately endorsed the views
Of the Union and called upon the Michigan Loco press
u reecho TIE Unigas cry, which met with iaint re
spopse from two or three country journals and ior
while yss stouy opposed By the remainder OF toe 10
co press, which could hardly endorse hitchies nc"
platform and II the time rejoice over the Con-
uecticut Cosiiion and Wisconsin Relnon, sustaining
slso the quasi Free Soil Administration Of Gov Kan
com, (who controlled the whole OF the state Adver
Using, the principal support Of the Loco country pa
neral Bat finding out ihst Ransom could not be re-
nomnsted By any possibility siter receiving the J'o oil
advertising the lands offered sale for arrears o.
tazes) a great portion Of the country press eagerly
backed I'd the Doroh T,ss Pr,ss, leaving Free Son
and The leadership OF the DGr0n B4Ldn and the Lam
sing Srae Journal (Goy Ransoms principal orsans) for
= continuance Of Executive patronage under Csss,
gsrry Nonlnteryenuon & Co. What has been The
result
In Counties where the Cas- journals were but recent
II furious ior Free SOIL the most sbjecI and "ishy'
gssby resolves have been sdopted in reference to
Slavery and It's Extension, by the Cars County Con
ventions, specimens OF which we herewith prosent
The Hunkors Of Livingston County in the lid Con
gressonal District which we find in the Fra Press,
thus Italicized
RoiD,d That vhs opposed % Domestic SLAVERY wherever
s,i,. o. e' sheh ought oc ana We 1-'s ~h no. BE- ~
landed acquired Ieftoy an @dsy srrrfng o -
.D , sni. Of N. op ,s. M the AZ Il he ura
d he fiar
aafo i State yas uts0 Of STATE igi'afiH Tat fveA
igfn haze - saeh ,us,,,rs ,s,,isn BIN sysdaq -r,l'
,se'i9n this saf 70 nsscgsef " ore up f4'i
nfer,sfs fasy psd he good b-f hars a
lrogaeai IA. II st,rnos deaoa ola already
s,nrg abundant lert n esnoH end caaaHy 70 ne
Ds~oeraie sarfy
By the OaksndNco. Hunkers
E,5isf Th.t opposed rass individual opinions Che
slavery qssto. part i--s ami We hereby sgss to use
air us Jet, resuas only h-, our ,ad dates f ia
on5s and tusi - hons-i capable and iha 70 tie Coz
By tho Van Buren, Co. Convention:
R'ors ina; r-sari dor.s'ie s.ysy s',n e. sAh Ought
no -d believe vii 'ot he ssisna,d 20 ~ iefnonss %
,-.ia .boos .. made of STATS L'..os La SO.
ssn Productive Of good ard lead oy 70 cf--'
dl,sens.on "a cissHwn 30 ue psnec'a'c party
By the Wayne Co. Hunkor Convention, over which
AID Henry Ledysrd Gen Cssss son-in-aw) presided
Rsrss Ths ugor hs slavery question. recognize H. rsh
n even to hs ss oss.s aees o. he ees, Of h. "
mat rspugs ;as D,nocrs- srni ard It VIZ -h - uri
% , sr.ers'Ss - IT, .-,1 IL ~bich b, pro.naa
presnen- mater o. political svo~s 40 s'sf-sad ms
| plneFls Of The D-'aocrste Faith
The above Resolve s strongly endorsed By tho
Wd.hiagtou linton, as breathing "ihs true spirit"
| By tho Macomb Hunkers
Essoitd 1istuis Conrsn'os believe there dd-rsle
Of opoon suofs nsmocs'. II o.n a. = TIE is
0 .v'ndf slavery hey nt 10 pr.r'.t I, BOT maj iasfs
cpfion among p bf@ilsa a. % ne t
power Of % .i- On " over ihs ao' a. ~,
If D-niocrcr ID riding tie sh'-si Fouac 81
, p,oocrcy Of Mhsaa Or Of tue uaa aoui
| BE- cis .esd ard d-le-'ei.
| BY the Jackson County Convention;
R,,-,d Us, bo.,- Of slavery INTO ~
new t-friafirs SECURED INN Mex bat te-sne ts'
asss srsd b. -. dagger Of sira
nm .sruh =. IA. n.bi.rt, themselves are opposed
much ohf-ucc ci nan rrstas amoos p-'of-i
s ts.,.iy ., G Ss,e.s 'ai.r.rc, l r--src- ss7-r
nsars Pfosse 20 n..s he question n Any aa'f 80 % ~
cs pracps o. .'ieos q inie oar oes sse,i.ni -.
have each Individual member Of The Parry 70 rt-e- ' o~n %
| oa upor tie subject
| The Hilssele Hunkers (where there 10 an AntiCas
majority Of 2ls) are disposed to be non.eommslal;
never t.a ths Ns'orsl Democrats es' anf
ur,n ~ qs-n % regarded a. essential % pslocf. = =
q that t- ~~fifc of ne Auen-n - e %
sns tat Silver, sha b rgdy coz tst to ~. .Iro,, ess'-
aid shall G. seful atqn-o- Boz The ~ss'' aud n
,aseius necessities Il os,-ialaf ss,i.ss an otiset
la some Of the Counties the Slavery question Wa
given the goby altogether, and resolutions similar
the following OF the Calhoun Castles were sdopic
in leu Of endorsing the "voxstious hrebrand' Of Ere
soil. We extract this resolution r1ba'iis from ID
Marshall D-zoTa.e ErposHde, the organ Of Calaou
| Co BGnkeriim
Ksssrrs That BE present National Atmai.irsii = ooa-s
z4--s gasf.- clfa caiaft sn lev ft~f spf@ts
s Gaze cAos has passed hnnaah ih- f
uas.s - mt ns des1s rt4t~ 81 ra 90 ~.
--Gti .our-r1 frcu Macs % ir1t''
| ffcn th- Atiant.c Ocean O. the rely Mountains
But the union recently formed among the friends {
Freedom and Reform will defeat the authors snt ooI
coctors Of these resolutions surrencerng the power
Congress ns the instance OF the Cshouniss Of soui
Csrolins and Mississippi who thus eons'rue " non Il
terventon a. one Of their disuuion gatherings, held
Brandon. Rankin Co Miss on the 81 inst
Tr,f Tast ts,ors srqur-t tr The L I'D ss'ei iss
mn .p.ft, 90 state 80 tai Corzf-- ts, -o mrs i
u er,rst s of r- Soutl ~n rn-fair- t-tasf, ~"
property, ,asa bss % Ers-li sy Nsfihsa ei'a
e,.<I n, ro srsssion The stIils 81 ~ Gees
tur end solely pop e ~ I>r'nJ 9 .-r -
,h- ia1ts-toas shall ~hee tss clam scr'si ~
! he Jaas s..-rs ..
Esauxd over as - - 90 save
| n he saies tss fsrrit3res. or Da're q co'ur,4
ConiTassthe Michigan "Non-iniervsntion Hanke
resolves with the following noble and explicit declsf'
ton Of sentiments By he Wigs Of Jackson Coz
P,.afrtf rtsf Tie .v-t.u Sat-f t.tfurs