Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
wCDyEsDAY MORNING, OCTobEN :.
srwaRDIsM TRIUMPHANT-sPLiT IN lHh
p,Nns m NEW YORK WHIGGERY.

- - - o,;na,ons of the recent Wing State
Convention at Syracuse Subsequent a'"on =" 49,. a
Inions Showed that the Sewardies were III oe.'1s 49,
;,v over tho friends of Fillmore and rich scene 'ooA
MACE The Committee had reported series oil resoiu'''
and among them the following, "hich Is 'as'' "'''
pmen,nry TO Seward than he deserved;
| pso,,.J Thu, The Wings Of New York have confluence
in the homer nurpose and patriotic motives una! act"'
the Wing Senators and Representatives from '
the Federal Legislature upon the euoalas -. - IN.
which have bc.n aatated during c present congress- u'
~ ocnoi, in ,heir course and conduct an earnest desire
10 seek The permanenee and advancement o 'ne p' M
ess OF The Union and although IN the conscen'"u a,
CHARGE OF their duties they have ieit CONSTRAINED W i
dr,n, md nntaponisc views. we admire inc hohess anu
approve the candor and the tolerance Win WHICH, uo
citing questions they have nevertheless differed Ike
tn domin,n, and well-dled Sewardites were satisfied
with nothing less than the higher law Inc tale Is mus
,od bv Tho editor Of the ~ y. Express (Whie):
Tho opeson was first upon the resolves, and they
were adopted, yeas a. nays -. ., - TIM f,lIowinn
Resolved That our thanks especially due TO Hon; w:
Seward for the signal ability and fidelity with when Ne
hos sustained his position in the T. s. Senate through me
principles pIpe s os exoressed in State and
County Conventions as well in the votes and Instructions
of State Legsature-hese principles are e"neh"s
tionnl and renublican; because Just and equitable
The resolution was adopted by Is to 49, the city delegates
voting as before. x, -. ;s,, ,,hi.b
Great applause followed from tue i"'Jo'i's' o ~
The resolutions being adopted, NJ Granger said amid
deem feeling than no circumstance of his whole lie had PAIN
ed him so much az the of the present moment
He also said the Wing party of the State OF New ORR ~
which he had all his life been attached whose honors ne u
shared whose defeats he had borne has become divided
party The resolutions which had been adopted were MOI 10
accordance with his sentiments and II was no. s''
that he being in the minority should longer remain 'he pre-
siding officer of this body. , ,,. c.,,,
Mr. Granger then left the chair, and Mr Freeman CLARK
took his place 1,o,,;r
Some 40 delegates seeded and formed new Convention
at Rusk's Hotel In the meantime new State COMMITTEE
was announced and for New York city The following mem
bers were named David Graham Charles McDousa ana
| J. 7. II. Bleaklcy. ,,
The adjourned Convention of National Wings the seced-
ers then met Convention and Francis Granger was eec
ted President; L. Crosby of Duchess Vice preslornl
VIM H. Vanderbilt of Richmond and T. j. Chatheid OIL To-
ga CO., Secretaries.
Mr. Duer moved the appointment of a committee Of hve
TO prepare an address the National Wings o New "rK
The committee was as follows:Mr. Granger, Chairman
of the Committee and Messs Bush of Erie CARNEY oil ~.
York Duer Of Oswego and Iiasbrouck OF Orange
Thirty.eehi delegates, (among them Mr. Duer) oelne a
par, of the eccders authorized their names 10 be signed 10
State Address:
The Convention adjourned o'clock in great HARMONY
The Committee will report the State Address tomorrow
and have been in session through the evening The New
York delegates left 10 night. Il. d.