Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-10-28
From The Bal .lmeiican
THE ITlCACONNENHDN.

The proceedings Of hi. haiy winch assembled on
Thursday ssl. are published IN thu New hfk paper.
Of Fnd,y with such aernfaey my belong % tee-
graphic d. spalchas. The CONVENTION al pied the nom
mated ticket and filmed the ground taken by the
inIu''fiiy at the Syracnse C1lveulan The following
resolutions ursnir"u-ls raftird, WI .ha~ thu views
."rr'ao'd IN III Pfesen rnni d ihnes by The con
servatv. higs Of y W luik:
hesolred That W. approve the aets pf.ssd by Can-
gt-ss for he adm ssh al Cid III Inlun. tho
establishment Of the buadsr, u sss an the orgaHl
zslion Of t.fru-ril governments IA New Mckee. and
Utah; aud thai While thus :. N al ihet pars,
no such c.nld have sishrl ,et regarding them
ss constituting great scheme II he / tmiaalun OF
tonal controversies. the restoration Il harmany h
national councils. and the ptss uf the Grlon,
will stand by AID msnt IL them. md that there be-
uniun Of the Wing party OF Nv Nmk uppn the
basis ola disturbance II he seillen.ni ihershy made
Tosoired. That VIII H. as Nhss aid especially as
New lotk Wings. we regard the elevation at our
fellow citizen. Mlafd fillmnte. 10 the iii Il Pte,s
dent vi h unmngled Pride aud pleasure, Ne f'cognz
In him ella ms Ia our admiration. and gratitude higher
ihan party aud wider than the limits =, sinsle SAFE
II has heen his fltune Ia his unity from Qfral
and imminent danger Tie has his reward il tho eoa
seriousness Of sctude and the apprbatian of the
and god The calumnes of The base, but The
price Of tn se who win I themselves mpetshahr
fame.
Resored. That we heartily approve he choice made
by the Pfsslent # his constitutional advisers. IA all nj
whm we mia citizens eminent fr their talent
ana vHlur distinguished tur th.lr pubic services,
and worthy as meh and Wings Of entire confidence.
Resolved That we heartily approve OF the course
pursued by thuse members of the Syracuse Cunven-
ton who Withdrew from thai dy. and give our full
ssseat to The ass gned hv them for snch with
dawal, IN their address 10 the Wings Of the State.
Resolred That having confidence in the integrity
ability, aud sound NhiI prnepl Of The gentlemen
placed IN nomination by the Syracuse Convention, and
those gentlemen being pledged expressly implied.
ly 70 the support # The pi cpes declared by that Con-
vsntion, believing from the pn lie declaration of
aud III" KIN wn "pnin of others. that the course put
sued by the raorily # that bdy does not meet vi h
their approval, hereby recommend the general
support II he Wings Of this State. fr Govefnnr NASH
ingion Hunt; Lieui. GoVernor George J Cornell; Ca
nal Commissioner, Eben. Blakls; States Prison H.,
sr~cor. Abne Baker; Clerk of the CURT OF Appeals.
Vessel 5. Smith. And pledge 10 the candidates
III Us nominated. our entire and hearty snpp ri
The Wing ard Democratic PARTIES in New York
Iary uvion Of their spciise seens, ii view Of the
upon The principles which 10 form the basis po
cal organ zaton. Mr.. Seward, u the one hand, and
Mr.. John Van Buren,, on the other, seek make the
antslavery sentiment the main characteristic of the
present aud future creed, the Of tie Wing party
and the Other Of The Democratic party. These iassor-
ted combinations cannot last very long SHOULD Judge
since they lack ihose sffibtes which spring from
unity Of principle and finn that harmony of feeling
Salting from common faith cordially cherished
As between a sectional and natl nal organ,za i'm oil
parties the lime, we presume will when all who
prrier the later VIII have III $, nd orth ia soppn