The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-11-21

fH"""Ui az WINCH nc mas reueemGU the
pledges given by the Wings Of New
York y the c1nntfy.a @ loSaoilom aQ
/, L @as fecsiyed with spplauses aud
unanimously adopted, Al gslaEl g
Az ri Wing, conyention oflhe I'd As
-sembly District ofalhei county. of ca.
talmlhls, lmlhhlps, N, ~, The following resoIu,
itiops were introduced, read, and anan,
irn0usiy adopted: I ''s4''''' s'''hl y
N ResoIOca, That we enter Ill The PIE
sent political csfhpafsa with the same
hagythe same principles, and the same
feeling whichhave animated vsinthose
thst arsipast ;--having no aeU aightsto
guide usI nor any oIilights which have
become dim.qsg3 bss .uosaeal .nqD {
q Resoined, That the nominees ofthe
Wing Convention held 4 at Syracuse;
are men whom We, are proud to recog,
pize as old aud tried defenders Of OUT
ancient political faith, and that we will
as one man exert our utmost energies
to effect their triumphant election.
Res0i0ed That we see nd real gr6S0d
.@d9ereace in principle existing gsin the
Whig party, aud that we willtunitedly
tebuks all lpersons who for.sel6sh ends
shah seek TO promote its disruption by
the prosecution Of schemes of mere
personal aggrapdizement. al a,.,7
ResOluel, That we cordially approve
tof the course Of the National Admiuis,
tratiun, believing that all the greal
PRINCIPLES which have been inscribed
on the AWhigo Banner, will be carrie(
outatathe fall satisfaction Of the party
Theclosins compliment tothe Presi
Iident cannot coveruihe emphatic en-,
d"rse!nent Of the men and lhpspriuci
piles Of the Syracuse Convention.
! That is the Wing side. Now for.l
leaf from the New York Democracy
AT Pen Yan, New York, the conven'
lion assetnhled 10 nominate Demo.
cratic candidate, passed. the following
resolutions ratifying the Democratic
State nominations. "5E
ResOlVed, That inlthe opinion ofthis
convention the Fugitive Slave bill
lately passed by Congress, and signed
by Millard Fillmore, Is unjust, uncon-
stitutional, and discreditable to an A.
merican Congress, and'that we believe
public security, the rights Of citizens,
and the dictates If common huthahi-
ty, as we'll as an outraged aud betrayed
public confidence demands its imme-
diate repeal upon the re.assealbhng Of
Congress. ...-,i .....,,, ~,
Rssolved, That those persons who 50
nobly aud gallantIy wlthstood the storm
ofopposition in defence Of the freedom
Of the territories and free principles
generally in the late session Of Conl
gress, are we'll deserving the gratitude
#of free people, and we do hereby tent
der our tribute of praise for their f.
deity and integrity at time when de-
feciion and treachery were so rife and
rampant, scarcely having parallel in
Legislative history. ..o,...s .-.I...,
RtsOtSed, That this convention re-
Joice that in the candidates presented
for our snffrages by tbe late Democrat
ic State Conyenlion beld at Utica, we
recognise able and reliable Democrats,
and will, TO. The utmost Of our ability,
endeavor to secure their triumphant
electrn.h aaom ga8a4pag 81 tGa "a
20 Their candidate also makes the fol-
lowing frank confession Of faith, tr;a
(" am opposed to The extension Of
slavery and in favor Of using all neces-
sary constitutional means 10 preyen,
Il. a4'a p Z. s'' sa.ef'' .e ("
lam opposed t62tbe Fugitive Slave
law. p 81 " ff& | e
With great respect. / am yours trO.
W E'1'3 l@ L-.-l-E. @ %. =, !, !, !, W. 4
= tai ba7allOBERT HALSEY.'
4 The Democracy ofthe lst Congress
sibnal District Of Wisconsin,, at their
recent cOrwont,On. adopted series Of
resolut:oAs.1 nm yeiyg.ass ,aal5Qba ylagd
p Hers are seme ofltbems o. mid sqllg
4 Resolpeds That we are opposed to
the extension Of slavery into territory
now free. IA ..t.r4 -, s.l..,...s sa
Resotued, That we are opposed 70
The admission Of any new State into
tho Union, the Constitution or laws Of
which creaieor sustainslavery. g "o'a
1esoIbed, That all national laws
which sdstaih o.. recognize slavery; ex
cepl where tho institutionexists ssraI
district State tights SHOULDERS repealed.
Rcsoloed, That We believe it To- be
The duty, ofaCongress TO incorporate
the provisions Of the ordinance Of f7s7.
prohibiting slavery orinvolantary ser.
vitude. into all territorial organic acts
n be passed, and 80 oPpopSpe9
The admission into the Union Of any
new slave State.
In. Pennsylvania-'ihe Keystone
-the fDitowinc glimpse Is given Of thel
it Y,ttt,j it,.aSsb thhrt 8FAfh AA a4tsfa A5ta r.