The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-03
National Politics.

Tss FAcrIoss ~ Nsw Yosr HAanosrKrss.- During
soas,,s Of this state held sonvsn,ons upon the sub
jeot 81 the union Of the factions for which purpose
they we're called preparatory to the general eonven-
tions ct Rome. The following ere among the ressu-
tions paced at the Tomptins county osnventioa:-
Resolved, That the disgust which 10 generally felt
towards the treaehsrous conduct Of General Taylor and
his sssnst, ought motive Of great In
inducing democrats 10 forget their pat Dimensions sai
unite fer the yndieson OF the honor Of country.
Resolved, That ne hail the prospect q the union Of
the whole democracy that We In conformity with the
principles OF our whole are willing TO
sede everything for eomproms which win sorsst with
pi4sipls-rexolvsd never TO Ast thing which noe
clearly right nor 10 submit 70 anything that Is csr-
Resolved, That arc and ever have bson decidedly
hosis TO the extension Of slavery into free tsrrtory
and that We are fully satisfied that II Consress never
1T all upon the subject Of slavery there will be
possibility Of slavery extension from that quarter.
Resoi,td, That iIs.mush 90 the territories Of New
HeIico and Csfsrnia come ITO us frresre free now.
by lav-uItl IL 10 proposed 70 repeal the laws mskieg
the country se and TO snsct others In their stead Tor
the extension OF slavery we devm IL "iuexpedent and
improper" 20 sgitsts the question.
The folosins are snsnS thoss paesst by ,hs onsids
Resolved, That this convention spprosats cordially
ths plan adopted by the Democratic State Commit.s
spd the yrse Soil COMMITTEE for holding two ssnvsn-
tiops ct Rome on the 18th August neat, confidently
believing that a. will eosducs 20 the re union Of eli
wbs believe 10 the principles 81 democracy prom al
gated by Jefferson and s,er sosrishes snd Prsst,sd
by the dsmsefats of the JDiOn.
RssClved, That inssaueh a. tie democratic party 81
Ito origin did not attsDpt to Interfere With the views
pnnesssssry and icproper to incorporate into the
Democratic creed any peculiar ris~s doctrine upon
that subject.
Resolved That In the Judgment Of this convention,
the democrats q the State cen and shond unite,
common ground FOR the furhersuoe Of common prip-
sipl.s without the alloy Of vsxed questions Of doubt
full imporshee) and move ON Ina harmony, In the per.
forr snee Of s true and legitimate lab-r, the secure
msnt Of the greatest sesd TO the greatest number"
Roxs asp Srnscusr Co-vrsTfora.--AmOng the dele
gates selected TO attend the conventions 10 assemble at
Rome and Syracuse, TO effect reconciliation between
the factions Of the democratic party Of this State
Hon. John strytsr Of Oneida, Hon william sheppard
II Saratoga, Gen Robert islfsy and Cen Daniel lack
con. Of 1cnpkns. Rufus w Peek, % Albany; Judge
Norton, Fsystte T. Spencer. J. w Thompson, and Ly-
man llobrOOk, Of Washington county.
Drsoch.ric USIor ~ vrrsosr.-Ths Montpelier Pc
s.cf says The present anton movement In this State
approved by every democratic candidate tor Oovsrnor
since the ssctisH " Gsnsrs Jackson every candidate
for tlector In ltSc and since, living and resident
in the state srcspt two by every candidate for Con-
gTsss ls3G sns since except perhaps, two and in
snort by the mot earnest psrssvsrins, end valued
democrats In The State.