The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-19
Our Hartford Correspondent
HARTFORD. Nov. l5-9 p. II

The Wing State Comrention.
The annual assembsge Of delegates OF the Wing party
Of Connecticut tosk place this day at the American
Hall. Over $50 delegates we're present The couvsn-
ton temporarily organized by the appointment of
A. G. Hazard, Esq., chairman Sundry committees
were appointed, such to make out nomination Tor
permanent officers of the convention; . committee to
prepare q roll Of the delegates, SO. &C. The former
committee reported the following for permanent OH
GERS OF the nventiop -
President David Gallup, OF Plaindeld.
Yiee-P esideMs William LOOMS, John p. Elton,
william Cotnrall Charles Hawley. Samuel Hubbard,
David Evarts, william Fisher, and rsase.
Sec, eia,ies-E Sanford and Eiihu Geer.
After the usual resolutions bad been passed, ap-
pointing committees resolutions. SO, tho coavsR-
ton proceeded TO nominate State officers, Hs fellows
Gore, nor--LafAyettes Foster. Of Norwich.
LieItenan, Goperr.or-Greea KeDarick. OF Waterbury
Sfofe freasurs'-Tbomss Clark OF Coventry
Seeverary Of Siate-Roger Mills, Of New Hartford
Comptroller s.lah Strong. Of Milford
The following resolutions we're reported by commit
Resolved. Chat We deeply lament the death Of eur
late Chief Magistrate Gen Zachary Taylor shose short
administration have v!ncsa all Of his integr
ty and patroti-m and Of his capacity to discharge
With honor TO the nation the duties Of his exalted
station.
Resolved That in his successor, Willard FILLMORE,
ana the distinguished statesmen whose compose his
cabinet rePose the highest con nde nee, believing
that they will uphold and sustain the honor OF
tire country the rghtr OF the States ana the integrity
u the oioE and execute their high duties faithfully
and yield TO his hearty support
Resolved That while We recognise the provision OF
the constitution, relative to the delivering of fug
tives from service "a binding and obligatory believe
that tn. Fugitive slave law uld be modi
bed to b. longer a source OF maternal discord
but disclam all fellowship with notification In any
OF Its forms whether North South, and will always
adopt motto, The Union, the Constitution, and
the Laws and by this We will stand or fall.
Resolved That We -mphsticaliy deny that we have
southern Sreib n especially When We consider that
portion OF them foreseeing the consequences OF the
.piit Of iorciole acquisition which the premature
ne1stion OF Texas created resisted with such
xaiiOn TO the extent OF their powers
k.stlsed That the doctrines aud practices OF our
opponents in this State, exhibited during the
sion Of The l.. gslature, have Afforded new incen
tives Tor adoitiCnal efforts next April to save them
non, the necessity Of amending their favorte nea
sur.s or OF aking now experiments In the way VI
public tI actmt nts.
Resolved, That election to industry, well to
person. object sought in the separation of the
American colonies from the government OF Great
britain; that the experience of the country has de-
nops'Iated ths I'M pSrsnce OF that protection. ana
American interests and rsking from American labor
lite ,aly earned reward requires such modification -
will ssiisfy the pressDt wants If the country.
Received. That 80 have entire conndencs In the In.
di,iousls nominated by this Convention for State off,
ccrs in Lafayette d Foster as Governor Green Ken
drck ~ Lieut. Governor Roger IL. Mills rs Secretary,
Thomas CLARK Treasurer and eelsh Strong as Comp
uosr and that will use every honorable means to
these resolutions we're reported by a committee Of
sixteen, unanimously, q free soiler, who had
crept IN UpoL tsRipg action on the thro resolution
tbs tree soiler moved Amendment by striking ont
al sftrr the wsrd resolved and inserting two rssolu
tions at his fling which TAD been rejected In
the committee room by y vote OF II to l. The amend
p.bt ~as rejected by q tremendous majority not .
voting Tor it The wings OF Connecticut stand
ulon national platform such one the North and
South consistently support but which the uitras
of both sections will OF course, oppose; Examine
these resolutions critically, and say the old whig
stitit spo patriotism Of Conn. ctiout that made our
state in point Of numbers In the revolution
Hiy amy T. not stiii the same. These resolutions
IT last adopted by unanimous vote, as was also
he ticket nominated.