New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

Wing party and the State Legislature, an
der which COY. Seward has acted as Sena-
tor during the late most critical aud ardu-
ons struggle. Has be been faithful or IN
faithful to their requirements That he
has not always esteemed that course ezpe-
dent which seemed SO to US, our readers
we'll know; but that he has in all things
maintained the principles which he vas
elected and instructed to uphold, who can
DENY? And that these Principles sustain
and justify the Resolves Of our late State
Convention with regard both to Slagery E1-
tension and to our Senator, We undoubtingly
affirm. Those Resolves, which have been
made the pretext for Boiling and calling q
fractional State Convention, are as follows
Resolred, Tba, the admission OF California into
the Union az State, and win s free Constitution,
meets with our hearty app citations aud al Terri.
tori.l Governments are estsbished for Ne~ Mex
leo and Utah, without any prohibitory clause, on
the assumu ton THAI Slavery ia cluded by other
causes, it is the aoiemn duty OF Congress 10 SIX.
tend the JefeysonInn Ordinance over those terrific
riea on the fra. indication that Slavery or nvoQn-
sery servi'uds is likely 70 be introduced ioto them
Resolued. That our thsnks especi.iy due TO
the 6on. WILLIAM II. eEwARD for the signI
ability and fidelity With which he has Sustained
in The United States Senate tbost beloved orinci.
pies OF public policy go long cherished by the WhigG
q the Empire 8.ats, ex pressad in STATE and
County Conventions, ga yell az In the votes aud
instructions Of ouf State Legislature. Those prin-
cpes are eminenely National and Republican be-
cause they are just and equitable.
We have thus faithfully and carefully
made up the record. The course of she
Wings Of New.Y0rk will be found clear,
consistent and luminous. 1t needs no ex-
plantation and no defense. And We main
tain that the great majority haye meant
what their Delegates resolved and their
Representatives voted. individuals there
have ever been among lis, especially in this
City, who meant nothing of the sort, and
Deprecated all aIIusioo TO Slavery ia our
Conventions But the great mass thought
differently, and think differently now.
They believed resistance to Slavery Exsen-
sion duty, and they do not nov believe
the whole subject dead and buried. On the
contrary, in view of the equivocal condition
Of New Mexico and Utah, they feel called to
rcdoubled vigilance to preserve them from
the curse of Slavery. They see Southern
States calling extraordinary Conventions to
determine what new action is requisite 70
the preservation and extension Of Slave
Power, and they DO not think this the pro-
per time for the Fseo North to disarm and
proclaim the contest for ever ended. So
long as rood remains to be contested, or
hostile flag is in the field, they Will stand
by the banner of Free Soil
Reader consider carefully the facts
above stated, and say whether the pretense
of the Boilers for their Utica Convention
that the Syracuse Convention departed from
the recognized Wing doctrines and intro
duoed new onea, seeking to rensw sectional
prejudiees, are founded in truth We dare
any man to traverse the record fully and
show wherein che State Convention did or
omitted aught that requires or iushfes the
calling of their new fractional Convention
We dare you, Boilers to reproduce and
nritioisp the documents