New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-05
Wing state Convention.
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The Wings OF new hampshire met IN ctstt
c..,.,,;ou at Concord on the I'd ms, and organ
- ~ he election of the following officers Pres
J.,, Axo. A PARKrR Esq. of Fitzwiliam for
u. Presidents. William Boardman Esq Of Nash
ne Stephen Dean Esq Of Keene and Geo
I..,c Eastman OF Concord for Secretaries Gen.
n Odfn of Concord aud JAMES . Adams u Man
ebssier
Hon Lew Chamberlain Of Keene was unani-
poasly nominated for Governor and resolution
ras adopted recommending him 70 the cordial
epport o. the Wing party OF the STATE
The Committee on Resolutions reported th- iOi.
wing which ai'er discussion were unanimously
ghusas IL conventions Of people. ~neser 10 Nae
b. dsegsies II q dGty which ues NAY nor ne9iect
oui dcneni 10 heT Interests 10 express her Opinions
gre Of pubic men and P1oAe measures Do4JN and
k<.sIr,d Thar Ia The principles and Of be
irisacon csvsloped to the public ac's d Pres dei
soY AMI Caoiei and anDOuDced az he Inaus IRA and
49, Message OF the President recognize the found
- OF ye.e.;si.shsi RAD tfse Nn- pOcv. and vejoee
=, ne Constitutional power anu authority Of NE Admlils
80 are pledged % ~ support which tss covered or
-nlry with wealth aad happiness.
Rf,Sred That n The language ~ President TavlOr "t
csb the g- and he duty Of Congress ~ encourage Do
eTeT u iavOr u spccf- 1Nts Is Pft'rhhs EXTENSIVE
.sSs upon revenue. while al tdl,Tem duties directly
,,s,afAge fraud and imposition
Rssolted Z hat while fsCJ .nize actions u other
.es pariekrf Of he blessings aud destined % TIE
ss rte ourselves holding sacred he guarantees Of ne
c,asifntiO! winch would not Infringe yel We would
- ~ the system d Luua1 Slavery extended wi0u. ne
M esrn--, remolstIence and determined opposition
R<.olred, That he ordnance Of a. recently called ne
n mot PTOYIso, meets our unqualified sppT0JGtOaths
:, I,ension OF Slavery territory ice would ba
sguatGnl be s9irt Of our Constitution seTogeOy 20
~ ehsr.r;er o. our country and ninca principles
- eorangn hGLALity
Es,o.rsd That the ULiOl OF rese s,a,.- accomplished
49, ~ ss All % inOuc efforts Of fathers and thus lar
-srvsd BIZ common love Of liberty Of order and OLA
teIersbed BIZ The WAgs ~ New Hampshire win undi.
,a al afectOn. srG ~4u BE- sustained aHd defended by
~ aysB, 10 ns asssUs o. faIglcIsn Ga1 Uu..c4lon
~ al erireui. Tint 20 he American people and % Pc
-, a Freedom throughout lie World tie value Ut te
Tob i beg ord calculation sni Is preservation tire lead
NJ star Of C'U political hopes
NAT while earnestly seek - enhance is priceless
,.e By cuvenng u lie mind II The American people ard
,1.rg into ell ns l1Os love Of VINE AID consttU
a. byev and hatred 10 every form Of snd raauy
~ b.nnefs II old shall sul bee! inc ao,tO ind
sbdrr seGrmo1t su reiasn. Tl- Union Must 90 pre-
,efyed"
EesolseJ That ~ the opinion Ofihs Conventions IS cX-
rderi ind amend the Constitution Of his stale
X ne abolition lis ana ~ Yropsft, qualifications
g Office equalization OF the two tran cnes vi tine L-
sure resefng 10 the people greater power In the eioC
IN officers and such other changes a. our cund uOn AID
gogrest demand
The Committee appointed to nominate O State
Central Wing Committee reported that George
Gardner Of Exeter Isaac sturtevant % kecne
Austin = Pike Of Franklin ARENAS Harmon o.
Eaton Thomas Perkins Of Ssudborton, and a. T.
snow OF Clarern0n; he added 10 the State Central
Committee appointed by the Legislative Conven
ton held last June. and with them constitute the
Wig State Central Committee. for the ensuing
year and that annually hereafter the State Com
mi,tee be elected by the Wing State Convention,
instead Of the members OF the Legislature