The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-30
.tobsst,r. Johnson. Of wyoming; Under.

Kidd, of westehestsr; johnson, OF wyoming Under.
wood, Of Ystes-7a -. r. 49,,
Martin and Van Campsn, OF Cattaraugus; Crosby aud |
Thorn of Dutchess: Bsrtiu Bush, Wood and Chahee |
tense spinoa, and Hustled, ut Kings; Al1n. CLARK,
and Thompson OF Monroe Collins, Sparks, Ullmsu,
Bart.l Mackerel, Carnley. Dewey Van Norian, Bar
ker Turner Millsrd and Brewer, Of New York; Gran
ger Of OntGrio Hssbouck and Fullerton, of Orange;
Duer and stephens Of Oswsgo; Smith. Of Queens;
Forsyth, Of Rensselaer,; Vanderbilt, OF Richmond;
Gmnee OF RoekIsnd Fairchild and Sears, OF At Law
renee Dryer, of Suffolk; Wood, Of sullivan; Chat
field Of riosa; hyde OF Tompkins Richards, OF War
rem; Cotb OF eetchsster--43.
In deciding upon postponng action on the reso-
lutions until after the nominations were made, the
Seward factionists played deep game, but ore
that will yet oyerwhelm them with defeat and dis
grace. Those men mistake the feelings and sem
timens of the mass OF the wing party of this State
very much, if they suppose they viii endorse such
demaeogues as Seward, Greeley and Weed, trick
sers, who long since determined, if they could, 10
the wing party lever for their own ad-
vancement and for their own private purposes.
The conservative and thinking masses of that par
ty will never countenance a renewal of the slavery
agitation. They are perfectly satisfied with the
manner in which it he's been adjusted by the two
houses of Congress.
1t becomes an important question now, TO know
what will the national wings of this State do in
the dilemma in which they have been placed by
the factonists. IF they give in their adhesion to
the abolition platform formed at Syracuse, they
cannot but know that defeat and disgrace inevta-
bly, await them in this State at the next election,
as well as in other States hereafter. There is but
one course for them to pursue. They must coun-
tenance and support the seeding delegates in the
very judicous step which they took in retiring
from the convention after the passage of the niger
resolutions, and in calling convention of national
wings at Syracuse on the seventeenth of Rext
month. If necessary, other candidates should be
nominated. At all events, the nominees of the
niger convention should he strictly cetechized as
20 whether they endorse VIM. II. Seward, and are
in favor of the renewal of the slavery agitation.
All who answer in the affirmative, as well an all
who should decline 70 commit themselves one way
or the other, should be Instantly repudiated, and
other nominations made in their stead, on the
seventeenth Of October. II must come TO this,
sooner or later, if the wings, as party, DESIRE a,
the coming, or other future elections TO have
even chance of succeeding.
To such a complexion have the wing party al
length been reduced by the interference and wire
pulling Of the abolitionst5 and socialists in their
ranks. We cautioned them time and again of all
rhs-we that such would be the result unless
they cut clear of such disorganizers as Seward,
Weed, and Greeley. They disregarsed our ad-
vice, and the calamity which we predicted has
oyerakcn them. Ii may not be too late TO re-
cover their lost g1pand, and if they attempt to do
so, action, prompt, decided, and immediate action,
must be their watchwori and ralyiBg cry.