The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-04
Na,fOuotPOlitics.


snd the Philadelphia from North Second street Wn-
Eamsburgh.
National Politics.
AiIsgssIrrr WHIss AID GENERAL TAyLoR AND SLAVE
adopted by the Wing State Convention Of Mississippi,
The 10th ult
Resolved That the wings and friends q Gen Taylor
in Mississippi have a firm and abiding confidence in
his honesty ptegt and patriotism and that they
hail his election as proud monument to the wisdom
and republicsnism of the people, whor he will
with snglsness Of heart and purity Of purpose,
surpassed since the standardization CT the Immortal
Washington.
Resolved That we give the most hearty approval to
his adm alive policy, ably evyeed ia his noble
stand in viz deation CT our neutral rights-a policy
which bshes the doctrine and practice OF
thsr of his country aud gives assurance to the world
that he will maintain at all hazards peace aud
cord st home, fIiendi hip and neutrelity abroad
Resolved hat we behold with undissembled disgust
the bitter and indscr n ate Citations OF grossly
partisan press clsmoripg against ovals from office
without knowing the causes which induced such re
noyaIs and falsely pronouncipg them proscriptivs,
when they were in obede tothe Jefferson rule called
for by just spirit Of reform indicated by the will
OF the majority. and imperative,y demanded by the
highest regard for equality Of rights justice and the
Resolved, That. inasmuoh Gen. Taylor found
nearly all the Offices OF the government filled with
members of party only, hts course in making re-
movss and appointing his friends Is not proscrp
tor but justice and in accordance With bis pledge
that be would be the President Of whole people aud
Resolved, That the government. of the United States
have power to pass permit the existence OF any
private rights, OF life liberty property within the
terrtores any citizen be deprived of his life,
liberty property wihousdue process Of Law within
the territoriee by any of tAe United States
s,es
Resolved That although the legislative power Of tho
general government does extend to the territories for
the purpose If protecting and securing to all citizens
the laws Of their respective States and removed by
them to their lands purchased from the United States
within the territories deny that the legislative
HOWe r o.
stroyipg deprving the citizen Of any State, be IL
slave holding or non holding, Of such private
Resolved That the question Of the power of Congress
70 make laws to destroy the property Of in
above party and in which al parties at tho South
ought to be united.
call Of q central convention, without distinction Of
party upon this in Octeber next at Jackson
send delegates to said convention that the Voice Of
Mississippi may fully be heard on the subject.
Ma. Bnkror AND Jupor Moanow, OF Me Mr.. Ben.
Ton, In his speech a, Lexington, having spoke. Of
gentleman reply, OF which the following IL an en-
tract, plainly shosing the emssrrassmsnts BY which
the democracy Of that State IL surrounded:-"Y Your
assertion that . disuniouist or, In other words,
that hsrbor in my bosom trsiorous feeling towards
liSsiier You must produce your proof or carry the
brand Of the saumDiator upon forehead IS long
i've It's in vain for you, or your psrtisans 20
the plea Of age and Senatorial dignity You are the
assailsntyou have made the charge, lad must prsve
It. or swallow tho false aceusatioas down your throat
love my country Il love the Union-i love the
stitution OF the United States and cannot ALLOW you
Without telling him that he is violating the com Una nd
nsnt thou shalt NOT bear false witness against thy
neighbour"
AsorHra DriIssrrrr PrrlIo orrrcrr. Mr.. Vance,
ths Mayor Of Louisville has been appointed pension
agent here In the place Of DR.. Lane removed Yester
day evening ws heard from Mt. Vance statement OF
facts which hasten to lay before the public Let 1t
not be- said that the statement Is got up for the pu
pose Of injurng DR. Lane a. candidate for Congress.
is. there !, ample time fr the correction Of it ts
reach every portion OF the district and liz that the
shsrgs will hslP Dr. Lane Instead Of inju-ing Lin Mr.
Vance informs that he sent his bond pension
agent TO the department at Washington city, some
weeks ago that IL was approved and that Instructions
psrs, and money q the Once. Mr. Vance sent writ
senxsmand for the books, Sc four or hvo days sgo
but d. Lane then out OF town. lie returned to
the city on Thur.dy evening, but at ave o'clock yes
tsrda- evening. lar. Vance had hoard nothing from
him The psrtisuAE trsnssc ten We speak Of 5 this
Go Tuesday last Mr John Lane the msrshs, Of this
state, called upon Mr. Nsocs and informed HIN. that
baving tailed on account Of an informally ic his OF
fetal bond to receive fcom Washington city TIE toads
TO be used by him marshal he had called SON Dr.
Lane uo had loaned him 81 900 o. the pension money
and that IL could not lie repaid until his o~n fuais
shouLd b received from She department at Wshiox-
ton. Nr. John Lsne siaAed AR Vance - receive his
note ~ esiifeate for s2S20 in len a. the money .seg
but hr. v could Of eoursr 90 no such thibx WSilss
DR. Lass has thus been sGzning tse pension money.
pension siKiSs. one at lssst for Ia sdrei aud tty
Ct the bank o. kentucky have been rc;1ainiog In IL
city since the fret " July. unpsiasOr the saat
funds Lsgisvgk tEyl J.snet Jsiy IS
The Tsnaltysor such hrosoa Of oil0ssl trust, ISIS
sarfeture ~ the amount losEed snd Imprisonment 10
net lees than 81 months nor Tlorc thas Ave years
nr lane ~ the csmocratis candidate fer Congress la
ths seventh siatrict q ksntDshy
james Mcaclac, "a the -hig candidate 20 Congress
40 supply the Vacancy oecsonei BY the Of
hon. George r. Aatsh, Ia the ID di.isict efFsmons
Colonel Bentcr q Il ,aid has written tosi, per-
sornl friends uat "a, hss the GREATEST eoEaEenssi
bis success in hkspuri before the pee,le.
LAIR rros Naaalr.-The Schooner William A.
John, Captain t,nCcni, arrived here yesterday,
in Ike short space q, three days from Nassau, L.
We are indebted 20 cas correspondents for The Rg-
kams Hsyud and the Hcpoi Gdstis 90 IA 9Th Inst.
The William & lohn. Il will be- rrcoliecied, vert
ashore, and il was supposed would be total losA
Ca; tam Vincent informs vac that on fhs lTth Nay
last, eiier the ycssrl strusa on sunNsn rock. ne
found hes making water rspidly he was therefore
eosspeied. for the preservation Of the cars' aud
uiosc on bsard to PVT her ashore on san Salvador,
C'shama), after which he e1deay0red TO get the
assistance ofssveral wreckers IN the ne -hborhood,
but 81 deGnsd. saying y wss OF M use, a. s Ll
crew, and get out all The cargo. and landed u on
the beach. part OF which was damaged. He then
stated in his open boat Tor Nas2u (N.P) a,dls'
,G's Of Of g Sd sgG sbs5 S be sss T.e in
log vessel, and rctuIHcd 10 the scL1onsr i'm ne
diately. After three ~ four dave hare work. they
succeeded IN getting her Oh. The balance Of the
cargo which was left, (for during his sbsence the
natives stole good deaD was put on board the
wrecking schooner both then sailed for Nassau
IN. Pr, where they arrived IL ssicty the cargo
was cold, and the vessel underwent the necessary
repairs.
Captain Rae, Of the schooner Selma. arrived Al
Nassau on the 18th instant from Turhs Island, re-
ports the weather 10 have been very dry end asuns
dance Of salt raked at both Cays.-CharsNoB Co.'S
yic, yHis 81.
The citizens e Norfolk Va. have voted 70 direct The