New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14
v,o Betting Convention at Utica.

from tho !atc Convention az Syracuse WIZ
be held at Usioa. This gathering is called
BY Hon. Wm D4er and four associates in
the schism at Syracuse in very briefpara-
graph containing not less than two gross
untrusbs-namelg, that the Wing State Con-
yeDtion condsasusJ the course Of President
Fillmore and his Gabident; and that II
sought 10 reacw agitation en- tho subject OF
Slavery. Beth these assertions are in direct
and eIariog opposition to the Resolves Of
that Convention, which expressly aver con-
fdence in the President, and propose no &C,
lion with regard to Slavery, except resist
apco to any attempts which may hereafter
bo made to plaot 1t on the Free Soil Of New-
Mexico ard Utah, The men who make this
Resolve pretezt f1r Boiling, have, in every
instance, when INTERCEPTED within orr hear
ing, replied that thu! they, too, would resist
anY such attempt to extend the area Of Hu.
man Bondage. We'll, then, five arc all
agreed in that resolution, what harn in let
ting it be known? Does not simple good
faith require that we should ayow it?'-
The answer 10 this is tho keynote Of tbs
entire boiling opeFation-'D Down with Sew
ard, Weed & Co That tells The story
Mouths ago, when the whole State was
harasscd By agents golioitiog contributions
and subscriptions to start new anti-Sow-
ard Wing paper 81 Albany, there were con
fdential eivings out in various quarters
that either the Wing party Of Ncw-York
SHOULD change front or it should be split
Large sums were given to start that new
paper expressly on the understanding that
Seward, Weed & o., were to be put down.
For the month preceding the Goth ult. when
the Syracuse Convection assembled, these
demonstrations increased in number and in
violence, Men holding the highest appoint
ments under the Federal Government were
free to say that either 'Sewardism' would
be rcpudiated or the Wing party broken up
To be q friend Of Gov. Seward was openly
assigned as valid reason for removal from
@ any Office under the Federal Government.
y We recall these facts merely to show that
the protects for Boiling, which are new,
bear no relation to its causes, which are
much older 70 rule the party or ruin il
was resolved months ago by those who did
not succeed in ruling it at Syracuse we
do not believe they can do the other thing,
but that remains to be seen,
We were opt among the rural dis-
triots' of South Weetern New-York for the
last three days of last week, and were graft
fed, though not surprised, at the healthy
state Of sentiment thare existing. The &C.
zion of the Wing State Convention COM
mands the hearty assent Of the Wings and
the profound respect of their advorsaries
In the Counties of Delaware, Sullivan, Che
mango and Broome, we are confident that
not enc hundred Wings fsil to approve Of
the Resolves passed at Syracuse, while not
one, 80 far as We could learn, declines to
yield cordial support to the State Ticket
Out of tho great ciles, and beyond the Cir.
Gle of ungratefal beleiciaries or malignant
enemies made by Gov. Seward in his ap-
pointmonts, there is absolutely no demur
to the Syracuse Resolves. But for the efforts
Of the Federal oMce holders and aspirants to
Presidential favor, not ton Counties Of the
entire State would be represented at Utica
Manufacturing Delegates for that assem-
blage is all an uphill, drag-net work, in
which the Wing Masses take no part. Soma
win sign their names TO call rather than
disoblige the friend OF patron who presents
it, but there is no heart in the business
not q biz. Not Five Thousand Wings in the
entire State will spontaneously take part IN
eleoting Delegates to Utica, and of these o.
least half are ofGce-holders or oiice-Seekers.
The whole operation is cold, forced, spas
modic one-and Of the fow who are drawn
into it, o majority will live 80 be sorry they
were SO duped. Apart from the small squads
here and there who seem to have no fixed
principle but intense hatred Of Seward and
'Sowsrdism' it is the smallest bolt ever
made from great party, and made on the
most frivolous grounds. If there were good
reasons for boiling at Syracuse, then the MI
noYity in every Nominating Convention can
never lack excuses for seeding and sailing
. one-sidod, fragmentary Convention. This
COMFORTS neither with the susages' nor the
Instincts Of Wings.
That WASHINGTON Hunt and EDESEzEE
BLAKErEy are to be chosen Governor and
Canal Commissioner ne regard as morally
certain; that the entire Wing State Ticket
ought to be and can be elected, we have no
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