New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, OCTOBER 9.
4 Voice from, the North

& Voice from the NOFah
The County of ST LAWRENCE was most
unaccountably represented by Delegates in
the late Syracuse Convention who voted
throughout with the minority, escorted Mr.
Duer in bis Hegira from the Convention to
Rusps Hotel, and permitted their names to
be- signed to his Address. we were as
much amazed as though Vermont had voted
to become a Slave State. But these Dele
gates had no unsalaried constituents. The
OgdensJmgh Sentms7 thus defines its posi-
ton:
THE WHO STATE CONVENTION We publish
the proceedings Of the Wing State Convent this
week 10 the exclusion of much other matter. The5
were such, as vii be readily seen, az seriously 70
Cisturb the harmony Of the Wing party and 20
affect its eli cient action, which, but Tor che unior-
tunate, illtimed and unnecessary teQd that mas al
last broken cut into open aecehslon, would have
aacured the tuccesB Of she Wblg Ticket in Novem-
Der. From the tone of one, in particular OF our
exchanges, we mean the albany Register, we
have long feared the occurrence of event similar
10 that which happened az the close OF the ConVen-
tion What form ihe feeling which II manifested
would finally assume we could not OF course, fore
eee-shough none could avoid the conviction that
il was pregnant with serious danger. But the
feeling which gave The Register birth, has at
st,aben form hostile 20 the Wing party OF the
State and TO the principles which it had declared
in State and County and Assembly Dst-lct Con-
yeptous and In the Legislature, aimee he necessity
arose for its assuming ground on the sub]ect OF
Slavery We rejoice thatthe late Convention has
seen ttoreasEettthose principles, and excesslvely
panied that auy Wings should see fit to take
.;tad Min m 01a ChO ad.
az the expense of much personal obloquy, fear
essly defended tbose principles and obeyed the In
suuctions of Wing Legislature
But wby this secession Was it for the sake
of harmony Clearly not. Was it because she
principles or the usages OF the Wing party In
State Convention, had been violated? Had such
been the case they would have withdrawn when
the cause Of oRense was eiven--but the journals
OF the several State Conventions will &ho| 30 vio-
ston Of usage Fl as principle oesn violated Ii
it has been Attempted In any manner, 1t waa ny the
introduction of resolution endorfing the Texas
Boundary Bill, and the passage OF the Territorial
Bills without the Proviso. These we're IN no
sense Wing measures-they were not originated
by the Wing party ss such, and no attempt should
have been made to take them under Wing protec-
ton. None were disposed 70 deny freedom Of
opinion upon those any other questlons-none
were disposed to deny the honesty or the patFlo--
ism of those Wings in Congress- ~ho favored the
passage OF those measures IN their present Rhap9
In taking the courae they felt constrained to adopt
thew acted on their individual responsibity-not
on inc authority Of tbs Wing party and it vas the
rheerest folly to expect Wings who had uniformity
and upon principle opposed the annexation OF lex
SIS ana the brood OF achemea for the extension OF
slavefy to approve .beir conduct GO based upon
The principles II the Wing party. They did not
even profess TO act as Wings on those questions
They doubtless feel justified upon other grounds,
and If the-, THAR CnnAtItuantE-wel
The revolutions introc uced by Mr.. CornweIl did not
oeusure them even by implication they expressly
admitted their honesty and patriot m-Du' they
meDaintd and reaseerted a princpe long since
adopted by the Wing party They proposed no
rea eSral Of sectional asItation-bat amply al ap-
pcaliop of the ordinance OF 1857, when it became
evident thst the Territories were in danger OF be-
ng subjected to elevery, and not tsH then, aud 10
that there was but ON E dsaenting vote
If that time shall ever arrive, and we hope it
never may she responsibility of a renewa OF the
egitation will not be upon the Wings OF New York.
They will be found where they are, aud where
they have ever been-oppoted TO the extension of
Slavery; and we believe when that hour OF peril
shall arrive if unhsppiy it ever do, those who
have LOW seeded from & Wing Convention for
assuming that ground will be found in the ranks of
the great Wing party, fighting under lss Tree ban
1er to preserve Free Soil to Freemen. A little
reflection Hill convince them OF the serious error
they have committed, and all will yet 80 in
harmony THERE WILL BE NO SPLIT or THE
Text
OF the nominations, we can gay but ~ord.
Whshirgton Hunt, the nominee for Governor IL
able, ca pablo and faithful Ia the several public
places he hss flied he has secured the confidence
and appreciation of the people The o'he- candi.
dates, though not go widely known, are all Wings
working Wbigs-men Of talent, integrity aud
and verify the confidence OF the Wing
party