The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-09
Dsmoera,ls spirit o. IN. Old Ksy.s,n. STATE.

Democrsue spirit cf the Old heystYne state.
The following the resolutions adopted on the aoth
ut BY the democratic convention Of Pennsylvania, held
in the borough Of Wiamsport;
Mr. Frazer, from the committee resolutions made re-
The democracy Of Pennsylvania, by her delegates in
State Convention assembled do hereby resolve as follows
serted by the National Democratic Convention al baltimore
IN May 1874. and May, 1913. still warmly recognise
democracy of Pennsylvania not to yield or give . any
portion OF that broad and constitutional PLATFORM covering
the entire extent OF the Unon and which iollows
Here follow the twelve resolutions adopted at Balti
more Then the following resolutions adopted al
Wiamsportl
Resolved That, Pennsy our whole country Is
alike dear TO us have sectional feelings we know
North, South East West And this great State
ton TO that Union expanding from ocean to ocean.
Rsofped, That atienps TO create prejudice against any
section Of The Union or the institutions they have estab-
shed for Themselves lie, in opinion am american
aud franght with The most dangerous endences and
and approve of such compromise OF the existing cono-
versy will secure the constitutional rights every portion
earfuy destroying the fraterna regard Of The country
and win this view we approve OF the admission Of Caor-
and we believe II 10 be the uy OF Congress-
me 70 provide governments without delay for the
dposing forever, Ia JUST and equi-
table manner, OF the embarrassing subject of domestic
Resoiufd, That we will yield none in our devotion TO-
and warm, jealous and cordial support Of the Union and
we VIII Defend preserve, and protect II every risk
every hazard and at every sacrifice and believe
as Amencans proud Of our great country, 100
warmly commend 10 the consideration OF counymen
the farewell pjunclions of the Father of his Country
pressed n che following prophetic LANGUAGE TO cherish
cnstoming ourselves think and speak of paadi-
@ .a, G s
ever may suspicion that in any
ing Of every attempt ALLEVIATE any portion ,ur county
from tue rest or 70 eneebe the sacred ties that link
Resotred That national administration notorious for
ts went Of energy and abiyior its prodgaliy in squan-
its officers and MISUNDERSTANDING favofites against
the solemn and orepeaed pledges oil It's head before cleo
regard necessary protection Of the new Ter
ritories denying them the benefit Of all government
whateverby its repeated buders in regard for
egn but truly realized what the de-
mocracy predicted Of II prior election, and what
country mourns TO realize since that event.
Resolved, That the State true the aban-
donment OF previous pledges, has been distinguished only
ing far possible the wise aud benef,en
e late democratic administration OF the iamented skunk
corporate aud irresponsible monopoes, well using
me veto power Tor party purposes indicates unengy that
our great and good Commonwealth should return to Its DEM
ocraIic policylhe only conservae principle of the
constitution and Of the freedom OF the people.
Hsored That the committee, being unable TO in IA
vor Of time and place for holding future demo
cratic State conventions, respectfully suggest the
county, on the first Wednesday Of Juns, 1851.
Reolved That our candidates this day put la nominal
WIZ Horftson Tor commissioned, Col.
Porter Bawey for surveyor general. and Ephra Banks
Tor auditor general that denocra
iaailles Tor Office are to be oGnd.hone sly and cspab
y-and they are worthy Of the warm and hearty support
OF the democracy Of the State.
Mr.. Barnett offered the following resolution which
was twice read and adopted, viz:
Resolved That the present laws OF the general
government just and fair in their operation upon all
great interests OF the couny and would regard any
deviation from the principles upon which they ba ,ed
unwise and impolitic. Any alterations that time and
eyl iino
to sabmit the patriotism and wisdom Of democratic
party Of the Union.