New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-17
MlcuIoAs-The Wings of this State

MlcHloAN.-The Wings of this State
have made their nominations The state Con
ventlon was held ut Jackson, sept. 10. II. |.
B.cKrs. Of Wayne Co. presided over the tenn
porary and permanent organizations. William
: Farmer. of Berren Co, acted a. Secretary
pro tenn, Among the permanent officers were
Wee. Perturbation y & lsbeIl, Livingston
Nathan Pierce, Calhoun Joshua Howard,
WAYNE and Sylvester Abel, Nashtenaw. SEC
r,tqries-F H. Rankin Genesce G.. Van de
Wall. (edltor of The Ou4lca Co. Holirnir)
Hon. Townsend f. GipLEy. %. Jackson Co,
was nominated for Governor, on taking formal
ballot
George II Hazelton of Genesee Co. was also
nominated -, Lieutenant GOvornor on formal
ballot
Several able and prominent Wings were nomi-
mated for these Offices. but the candidates select
ed were suppo ted with much unanmlty. After
the nominations were made the following series
OF Resolutions was presented by Samuel Bar
stow OF Detroit and adopted
Bes0t,d That the Wings of Mich.sia adAe6e % those
principles N Government aad measures ot pubic pohcY
which the hs party has SD ions faithfully and conniendf
maintaued are opposed All attempt, to alter
or susscr platform ~ principles Tho support If
which ve have been 80 long united
R,so1ed That, the opinion u TINS Convention, the
Of these States under the Constitution adopted by
ourfabers constitutes the sonses bu~ sfks OF human
freedom and the suIsst guarantee of NATIONAL prosperity
ever eIofed hy any people and that Ne 'ooA VIII aphor
renee upon even eaoIt from Whatever quarter heY my
come. md llou ehaeyer prcttns'1 sounded, e. NeaNen
the attachment OF The American people t. thus glorious
iuon. 20 oytTturn That proud fabric Of uIona
liberty formed ~ the w.aum and psinOsn % our an
Rsorea That while We conccle tae rsht OF each State
Of the independent states Of the Union 20 lessae, WITH
our iniefi'f,nce Wlhnpl iestiu 10 Is .Nh ,,u'a ~.
tutons ana hold 9" be M anJ ' every .llIen in 'oa
hy and supp0r all the provisions ~ me Constit1o and
ali avs Il Congress con.tufunailf passed on the sub
lect OF Slavery W. are, nevertheless nov a. We AaWa'
have opposed 20 The extension Ji >iaFF over Tenn
free. the enactment cd any nNs np1s M
voluntary .erVitude except iof crime
Rss0ired That tie Va part. While = ber LOVING
also law ABIDING party and tAa' "ni.e 49, deco me
able night II every C1on % canvass t' merits
Of all legal enacoents and % advocate pa al propero
ca,ions and b. all constitutional means. the amendment of
repeal ~ anJ @", We ~ hodh 20 Pc our pefs"e oay
abide b. and support an the provisions u the Conslitu-
ghe ued states. and an laws declared oonsiit1-
uonai by rle JUDICIAL tribunal d the G 'unty
Resol,ea That the present Wing Adams ration - eni
and patriotism with which has been conducted TOR rs
successful management Of our rign aaifs -'ts generous
sss al freedom. AID Its CONSTANT adsocty OF public
-ocy mpefaWel demanded o} tle wants 90 oar whole
cOlltry md cspnoaY by the cJnmefcti and agrc lhur
interests ofthe North-wss,
Rl5ores Fha' deem the following cardinal pnncs-
Fr,t. An econonica administration II both the Stale
and National Governments and tAe slnfi accountability 81
Steogd Ihe protection ofAmercan ministry By dlscnn-
instns duties Hsed - - encourage and sustain me
rnanlell ard eaterpfsei ~ fprni-h home
market Tor N prod CTS u asffh4u'e 70 F'tect INC
Ameirah iabofrr against the competition n the Panger
labor 81 Europe and 90 pf1muse snt 4 national nfe-
Thrd. The improvement II RIVER. and Harbors by
tho National Government. as o. give Increased sasfy .
~ ----,.f.' p q .,.'r ,tr.ous inland waters
Fo,y,f A thoroogh reform n ouI 81 ate Admuiarati,n
whereby Lex stature Re freed from those corrupt
ny influences which have 30 dsa-r1lsly Affected the best
Interests state and So ectet s ctizens % al the
fl at4 .rslr and r.
Pm The adoption Of spch a wise ard sound lldr-a
systen vii the more prImpt perfect -ni impair
t.sl adnia sfrafl0n II justice
S,yfs A tnof,ugh system 0f Ietrsncn,nsnt % town.
county stat. pshses @Arfebt taxes may - dimn
shed aud lB4s the election % ohce u capable, honest
and oLc nnr4naAons secured
Resolutions were also adopted for the choice
OF TWO delegates at large TO the Wing National
Conyeaeoa ofl-52, by the Convention, and Dis
trict Delegates by the Delegation from the seye-
raj Congressional Districts Accordingly D,-
viD SS.Rr, Of WAYNE Co and HEzEKIAH q.
Wells. Of Kalamazoo Co. were chosen Dele
gates at large
Dist. l. J NJ Edmunds. Wa,htenaw II Geo.
f. Pomeroy, Lenawee Ill Henry r Williams,
(Mayor Of Grand Rapids Kent ~. William
NJ Thompson, editor Of IA, Poai,ae Gaz,a,,)
Oakland
II T Backus- Of Detroit Whitney Jones, Of
Lansing JOSIAH Snow, Of Detroit Charles
Dickey. OF Calhoun, T. B. knight, Of Pontiac :;
Ralph Cole, Of Grand Rapids and Hiram F.
Mather, OF Niles, were appointed State Cen
,ral Committee