The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-22
From the New York Evening Post, Oct 10.
National WING state Convention


Our Geographic report of yesterday afternoon brought
the proceedings Of the National Wings at Utica yesterday
down to the afternoon session The morning papers give
report Of the speech OF Mr. Granger taking the chair
but. there in nothing in it, must be excused from
publishing it. 1t recounts what Mr.. Granger did to pre-
Texas from being annexed to the Union, and attacks
ga certain distinguished citizen sent from this State"
whom it does not for not preventing the annexation
Of Texas when he might have done it By single vote
% nss s Of 0
tory" 1t praises the President and his cabinet, &c.
UTICA, October H.
Atterroon Session Of the National Whg Conpent,os
| The convention assembled at the hour appointed
The chairman suggested that before the report OF the
committee submitted, there would be excellent OPP
portnn for any one full Of whg principles to say few
Frequent and loud calls for Hoxie Jo Hoxe, brough,
Mr. Hoxie said. Mr.. President and genilemen there is
some mistake about this Those who called me meant
Kindly, but in fact unknd am not prepared make
speech. There men here far wiser and better quail
oai se do
CANNOT. g .. ssnno. now SS, make speech
Ketchum, avail Another cali Of Brooks brought
Erasus Brooks OF the editors OF the Express
for the distinguished gentleman from New York and
others, IL is but presumption in me to come before you
and this of those times Sir, felt when Syracuse
that my political brothers had done the national wings
done all Of those who differed from them wrong. when
they singled the object especial worship
brethren when they made the eagle in the sky and
Others but obscene birds fly beneath him. felt that
could have subscribed the action which had de-
graded your President and had commanded desert,
o than asa
wise and pure as he that other members Of Congress
him the exclusive praise proceeded N an ss.
quen strain for tme and closed with the beautiful
sonnet Of Longelow 10 the Union He was repeatedly
Hon A. c. Linn. from the committee on resolutions,
made the following reports
Whereas wings York. held at the
city Syracuse the Goth and a7.h day. sepemes
appointed resolution. for the
great obise n.du,ed whereas
delegate. the aid convention
ue. anay succeeded BY meeting. and the
ose he wing % Se
shsd principles and dangerous TO ne Union q The state. and
eight other. Of ne said convention seeded theom, and
sass assembled authority Aforesaid deimn.d % main
port our prsssn, and 70 stand BY the Ua5n
s e nS s s~ :. % n: .. s r 'S
hitherto ae,ss and being ready for tina. purpose TO 90
hereby declare gu, willingness. 70 sessp . basis %
following words,
ldsre followed resolutions OF the minority At syrs.
S's s ~ OF n: n:
in MsIieo Titan whs iSo.s se, in !. their
sss, .eh.ns S a..
s ". 70 US ~ .ss snd The
hat be union Of whig Of New
the basis Of disturbance Of the settlement thereby
Rsopsd, That while whig, and especially New York
wings, regard the elevation Willard Fill
recognise in him admiration graiiuds
higher party, and limits
been his from
lie his reward the consciousness sppo-
baton the and good The cauDnes Of
price ofthoss who Tor themselves imperishabe fame.
dent his constitutional advisers oil
eminent their distinguished
lie and worthy and wings, Of entire confidence
Rssotrs That heartily Of the pursued by
body
aud give full the assigned by them for
withdawaiin their address 10 the wings Of the
Resoir Tint having confidence the integrity ability
sound principles OF the placed nomination
Syracuse and gentlemen
pcss mpsdy the support Of the principles declared that
known opinions Of others
that body does their APPROVAL hereby
the Of the wings this state for Wash
ingon Hunt lieutenant governor George Cornell canal
clerk Of the appeals, Smith And pledge
the candidates thus nominated entire and support
Mr. Duer ,hen being called for spoke length, with
great power and effect and interrupted repeatedly
with cheers He approved Of the letter OF Washington
Hunt That gentleman had declared himself national
whig and the author OF platform lie had ed his
resolution never TO desert the party OF Clay, Cnttcnden,
Mangum, and Bell.
The resolutions then unanimously adopted.
Mr. Hasbroock, of Orange, from the uitiee adj
dress, remarked that the committee asked the indulgence
OF the convention that their report might be delayed till
foil deiberaon had been had upon the address, He asked
few days delay The convention granted the request