The New York herald., 1850-10-07
Politics.


growing dsih nd port.nds the swallowing mp of tina
wblg lar,y in tn shoiiton movement The course o;
the majority of tb. Syracuse Convention oonmit,es
IL s,.L,rsy approved Throughout the North and East
aad .sps oaly In State Of New York has it been
| alcptrd as he true wbig platform. In this city
where int.r.st would prompt = different sorrse the
r,.outions OF that eoCvenion have been dsnosr eei
by ihs eopsiders. o tie party but In the in-
tr!cr ard ~ss.rp sections of the State the principles
| put forth and aevooatso by Willam u. seWard are
erccrs.d and rept blifhed as ths only Wig creed.
The prs,s in those sections with g" flrse excep.
| tlons Of rincr character, have ttken Tie cry and
.brt wn the anti slavery STANDARD to tie br' The
Altspy state Register aud BaG-lo Coss@sroiai .-u
are I'll. only psp~is Of iDna.ie or note thai have
thtn Up the gsvi l,t 10 battle against the proceed
4 gs az the corv.pioi. The Albany Ereniag Jov,nai
W. th- to ~ celia N the OF seward aud the
sra,r prns In the in have followed. aud with
every hsue, d,r,ynee all who do not endorse the
unity o. he pTinoIlss The late postmaster at Al
bany L Benedict, has published ecrrssrondsnce in
the Evening Jcm~s between the Postm astsr General
and him,sf and tho Journs has made an attack upo,
President Iiiinars and his sdninis'r.tion, which
car not fail TO make ricsr the already existing breach
In the ~h's party The cause OF the publication OF
to obey the instruction, Of the head Of the Depart
n. mt LETT the whole business Of the otoe TO tie
care OF an assistant. ~bieh resui,eo r his removal
ard th, appointp.nt Of smother in Lis stead The do
morrsie pres AZ. Of course placed In the e-mms in
which the ~hig party Is faced; and should tha free
sellers hold to the bominstioSs made By the demo-
cratic eopveptioD their success more than probable
The whs press throughout the Eastern States are
favorable TO the sevard principle OF action, aud the
Boson atlas strongly e.n,ur,s the vhs secsdsrs for
the oourss they nave purrurd win regard 20 The
eorpromse nessurs adopted by Ccnsross, they mani
isst an ups~vrvips hosiilty aud especially TO the
fugitiys slave Law shien they stfSrt is unconsfitn
tonsi and ad'iss the ius',s to resist TO the last
extremity Thc Boston -idssffiscr 10 the only vhig
paper which hss taken conservative eourse sna
which 'nds the u;iliiy sad jrstce of the Law
Wig Part, 10 .ssorb i.ssf 1to sso,ioa without su
expr,tsion ot opinion AZ ali Of the late state sni
and Tsitrn sia;es the slavery Question has bee the
ohi,i subject of eennert ard they have universally
tbe TEA. Boupdsfy ana yuS,,ivs Slsvs 6iis shiie
the body has been s;ronely ecnsared for no,
Incorporating the flsycry prohibition In the New
sorrp,,s-The ieeiins In the soathcrn States u
very much divid.d 10 yirgisia scarce iingi
paper has Opposed tn action of Congress In the pas
sage Of the biils touching slavery tThs R'esoai lr
the leading vhig page. Of that State has utter
ed ssntsnee seainst any lsr which has been pro
posed tut thought the policy Of the late aiminis-
trstlop, the only true In Merit Carolina, very
tle has been sad though the late state election WAS
favorable TO the dsmsos. sbieb tsys the Hls.a isr
Journal paper ofttsi party, was attributable In Q
sr,s, pssfu the se Ion Of some Of the -his
bat one fsps p-rvsdss beth the press aud the people
In several districts Southern Rights Associations have
been formed, and they have solsmuiy pledged them
sslvc. ts hold tustpe~ intercourse With Northern
men and have carried tLs feeling 90 tar a. - rfass
10 ,hIp tier good By Nor bern vessels o. r.s.sis
under the eonnard OF Northern oeptsina The
Cbsrlss;en Ce,~ter the leading vhis s.fsf Of he
State. the ssitstiCr spoken loudiy upon
the danger to which the sosth vas being brought,
and hs, repeatedly ga upon the peoPis 10 depend
upon them ,,lv,s aud nsin'sin their rights ssi the
houor Of their state ct all hsssrds Abe Charleston
H-esy has been v,ry cautious In III. expression 81
II. oyipicrs. though srepsy opposed TO any action
By Congress upon the slavery question. The recent
shig .ention In this State which endorsed william
H. Seward. the hsrosry thinks IL about What might
be srptetsd, and the ns@ures Of Mr. Clay, In the
ssn.ts have only tended TO itr.rg gthsn and heishtsn
IN. sbotion feeling Every stride In Norhsrs poli.
tics but Dc 70 prove this Tie coalition Of the t-o
factions of the Dc moors,e party In this STATE and the
admission Of John vsa Bursn and csnbr.isns. and
the subsequent setien Of the vhis convention have
ony nor. fully provvd the fact. In Georgia the par.
.. or. directly opposed upon ,ne questiOn just acted
upcn by Ccpsress Afrctsty tc . Lev "a The leg sls
,nfe ,be Go,.rnor ef ib.t state has called eouvsD
srs,,l ns,,,sr, have bean h.s .ssa passed rs.ou
tors TO that fleet In OPPOSITION 70 the the ~hts'
ATE stsonsly In f2vcr ef tho Union. snd submission
70 al IN. lass vbieh Congress has pa.-d or may
pes. Tho s.rsnpsh ee-s,ss, tbs principal de
mccrstic tares in the State, While IL does not
propose sscsssisp. warns the people 70 tsts care
,f them,elves. end OF the Interests cf the south.
1he Columbus T@<s orenly proposes dissolution OF
th. Upirp ss ~ AYERS that i not rssortcd 20 the
whole South will be trorght under the doninion of
the rsjoiry of the Nortn chose ultinsts sim is ,hs
abilities OF slavery in the South Stats The vhis
ttsss vthost Jingle eseestioo 20 Tar ss We are ad
,i,.d cppos. the tesvrntcn oAlec.by the Goverpor,
az unnecessary ana unoops;itutions, aud only cAleu
LAT ed IN its setiou 10 rsner ths agstion nov at
end M..ttre Is have been held ty beth parties and
re,olutorr Tsss-d for snd sg.ns, the perpctuty ~
the Union ~ the stst.s. Hon George " Crawford
Nns Rob.rt Toouhs sr- among the ~hS csn nhdstes
t,r the ecnv.ntion. sns every eaott ell be made 90
.j,ct o majority of Wigs, With vi-v 10 ecur tar
t.iUDcc the aetic OF the des5,-sn. In Asbsma snd
htrseirpi very strong frclios sgassst the uniou "
,pt.rtsned and especially since the admission OF
Cali'orrsia In the latter state osverncr Vuitmsn
has E.uea his proelars alton for convention 70 son
stc,r vhst shall be doue. end be Il tustsiped By the
rsoiie reatrsHy. Owe meeting vas held q shot time
stre. in yscscp, phish passed resolutions eavsrse
20 the coure Of she Governor and favorable 20 sbe
Union ~bsle IN slmst very county setisss strongly
4, favoy of s.esssioh have been held In Alabama
S,tr sDns Of outside Of Acl4ls.