The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-20
d. 4. A. EodIigues.
FoiAtlcel Intelligence.

PoIiTicAL MovENENT NV loRT-FiLLMORE ys.
twenty eighth district Of this State assembled at bo
chester on the l.th Inst ana nominated the Hon.
Abraham ID scbermerhorn a. their candisate for re-.
OF their appreciation OF President Fillmore. and by
their total silence with regard to the sayings aud
doings OF Mr. Seward, virtually denounced him The
following the resolutions, and they very nearly
point out the true ground upon which the vhig party
should stsnd:-
Resolved, That now as heretofore we adhere to the
well known principles and policy OF the whg party
being folly convinced by experience that in their tri
umph alone can look for the true prosperity Of
Stale and common country.
Resolved That under the affecting dspensation OF
Divine Providence which took from Us sour chosen aud
beloved Chief Magistrate General Zachary Taylor, we
d. consolation and hope from the fact that his
stitutons succ ssor Willard FILLMORE our ncighoor
an fellow citizen L. slatesmsn OF emineut prudence
and ability OF unquestoned Integrity in pubic and
private life and of uniform devotion to the cardinal
doctrines and snliehtened policy OF the national whis
party that since his accession TO the Presidency his
nrm conciliatory, patriotic course under circum-
stances OF great enhancement aud difficulty, has
secured our entire appreciation and that we hereby
pledge to b!s administration divided sup port
Resolved, That we cherish unyielding opposition to
the extension Of slavery that We rejoice to believe
California, New Mexico aud Utah free now and Tor
ever and that iu accomplishing this result the orth
has achieved substantial and pobl- triumph.
Resolved That as patriots a. national wings and Al
Americans We hail With satisfaction and JOY the css
eaton Of ctiuna GiscOd consequent upon the settle
ment Of tho Texas boundary and Vie admission O
favorable terms In the adjustment Of the boun
Diary question had such been feasible do not gard
those agreed upon ne Objectionable when viestd Al
the only practicable escape from unfortunate con
nc threatening TO involve the Integrity OF the Union
Resolved, That under existing circunistances, the
recomR snsAtions OF President Fillmore, In his mes
Of the 9th OF August and action Of the repre-
sentItiyes In Congress In accordance with such re-
commsuoations tending To the speedy adjustment OF
the Texas boundary meet with our cordisl spprevsi
believing do that the action OF the President
and Of Congress In reference to this Gubject was
prompted by honest and patriotic regard for the
safety Of the Union.
have nominated william II. Ross a. their candidate
for Governor, ana George READ Riddle for Congress.
CoSsrcrtcUr The whig- twill hold a State Nomi-
rating Convention at Hartford Nov. 10
ANr-RrNr NoNIN,rIox.--T Thomas d. Carroll ldem.)
has been nomipsted for Conxies. By the anti renters
OF the twelfth dirt riet Of this state.
IiiISots Martin + Sweet, Is the whig candidate
for Congress in the sixth district OF Illinois.
N,u,g ANIRcAS NoAlN,uoSs.- The Native Amer.
can State Convention OF New Jersey, have nominated
Isaiah Toy for Governor aud Joseph franklin Tor Con
gre,s In the First distIict
sou1H CaroLirA Asp rHg Urior The following reao
zens Of RiehIand district South caroiina has been
adopted by n southsrn Rights Association In that
State and has been polished together with the zig
natures Of upwards Of four hundred and seventy per
The resolution reads We, the people u Rich
land district, do most solsmnly declare that
rady with all the the God Of nature has ziver
US 10 reslst all encroach m.nts by the government o.
the United States upon the rights the Interests tn
honor Of the ssveholdipg States Of THE ncn and q
the full effect Of this declaration pledge ourselves
vbs the constituted OF south Csron,
may deem II proper and sxPt dent to demand ts exc
eution
John MeNair 10 the mocraiic nornn Ter Congress
In the nth district Of PenDsylvania.