New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27

NOT Delegate here in whose bosom does not beat
genuine Wing heart. 1 also know that in times
like these that the common danger is the common
sAfefyi every man will be impeled by considera-
tons and principles vassIy superior e. personal ref
ereuces. | feel and know that :aa Whis party
can be sustsiRed only by an adherence TO Wing
principles-the principles which have governed the
Whjes of this State and the Wbig party Of this
proud Iation [Applause. Let us candidly con-
slider every question that may be presented before
US, while We fear dissension will produce defeat.
II every one here feels as l fee, our action here
will be the sure presage Of victory. Cheers.
Mr. Duer moved the appointment ola Commit.
tee OF one from each Judicial District to report re-
Solutions, and if deemed advisable, an Address,
for tbs confederation of the Conye nton. Agreed to.
The Chair announced the following as the Com
mittee on Resolutions;
District |, Isaac 0 Barker, OF tha ANth Ward
of New-York City ?, VIM O. aas6roqcs orange
8, a a. Bailey, Greene 4, w. "A. Wheeler
Franklin s. Hon VIM Duer, Oswego; 8, Dsmas
Hubbard, Jr. Chenango I, a. B. Dickinson Steu'
benz g. John 7. Bush, Erie.
The Chairman laid before the Convention the
following communication from Gov, FISH, which
was read by one Of the Secretaries;
ALBANY Tuesday, Sept. "a, 1850.
To the President Of The tYhtg State Conce"lt0"
obotttto assemble ut Syracuse
DEAR SRI presume IL can scarceiy De noces
ss,y e announce for the information OF the Con
vention about 20 assemble at Syracuse, my deslrs
not to be considered candidate for re- nomination
for the office with which have been honored, and
vetismay be due as mark of proper respect TO
The Convention that nay determination IN this re-
spect sh all be authoriiyely and openly snnouncea:
Profoundly grateful to the Wings OF the State OF
New.York 'or the many favors they have shoWn ms
A. d for the confidence which they have repeatedly
reused in me HAYS earnestly endeayored 70 merit
hrse fayors and to vpdicate that confidence by de-
INV be forts to serve the pubic faithfully to
advance the interests OF the Stats, to maintain tns
Constitution and uphold law and order vi the
esfnestness and honesty OF these efforts may De
II, rmitted TO speak Of their success the paoho YIN
indoe The time Tor which have baen elected III
about to expire and Convention Vhlch u " az
samhle will designate, az ! confidently hope, the
;noiyidusl 10 whom an my successor shan realgo
the high trust which generous constituency com-
mi,tsd tome beg toinfoEm you Sir, as the pre-.
siding officer that it is not my wish to De cano'-
date for "a nom ninaton and TO ASSURE .aem Oh my
zealoua and cordial support OF the tlcses tney may
preaert for the suffrages Of the people That the
deiiberatiopa aud actions of she Cow ention may
be controlled by the spitls Of harmony and OF con
aoEdation which characetizes the Wigs OF shls
81 eat State, and may be marked with wisdom ana
0rudence ia the confident hope aud earnest prayer
of your fellow citizen AID obedient seryent.
" ' HAMILTON FISH,
Mr. I T. Flagler OF Niagara was placed on tne
Committee on Resolutions, il place OF MIR Hub
hard who was eneaged on another Committee.
The Convention then adjourned until P. M.