The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-18

80. and nominations OF the two State conventions re-
Gently held at Syracuse.
THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM
~. Asmoeratc State convention unanimously adopted
hs following resolutions;
,J That we approve of the pisrs aud principles
k'' m, REDUCTIONS adopted by the democratic State
held Syracuse last year, ana "oo rscD'm such
OsJ That the democratic party of New York
R,'v ~ apoe their fatsry uh and sr dspoon 10 ihs
s,,aI ,rinep Of the democratic party Of ne oG@ as az
ara w Isio 1874 and 1913; and tsy look forieard IA
m% saa eonadencs complete triumph Of that party :"
o2z That we congratulate the country upon the re-
~ ssr,aent By Congress Of s questions whtch haze an
.s nin dlp,ded The people Of these states !
aa gga n.rthg That the constitution Of the United
S Is the only bond OF union among u.s. ALIKE OBLIGATORY
a"a e sera and ths people thereof and tina, 70
as,.fion and espcaHy ep1y duty syo'nsd by IT. must
a.op,s Thai the democratic party of New York will
st " nh their brethren OF other States In national con-
on a.d rha zoe shall cordially support the candidates
mnated hsreat according TO the usages OF the demo-
cn. That devoted to the principles and form OF
ever mindful OF the blessings has secured
~ and mankind, and regarding the citizens Of
Of on. Is % abs 81 a. he ark Of
our political covenant and that pe dspreca az sectional
Ss.aons at the North South cateuited to impair IT'S
..ssy,d obligations or to threaten its perpeuify. .
Radvrd That the democracy OF the State of New York.
appreca,ing the value Of union fraternity ana concora
, Confident reliance upon Tie united and corda
uppor of all who desire the ascendency OF those princ
P,.apsd That whilst we wage no facous against
the constituent authorities, and, American citizens WIN
msn, NAV Be administered regard the action OF the
whig national administration from the hrs exhlol'on
s proscriptive and inolerant course 70 the climax VI e
G,nbin claim as worthy OF the false preences under
which il came into power, and oil PROFESSIONS w' na'e
R.ar.d That The wing administration of this State is
the series OF IN inc pupc eA
ndifre and violations OF the constitution and OF an un-
nnd and lavish policy which have signalized the course
Of the party which, aided BY dssensons in the democratic
ae,ts OF the people and the character oil The State de-
mand speedy TO the wise sale, and approved p
R.ap.d That we have no confidence in the wing
seemen canals and that the expenditure OF public
and inasmuch as law has been recently passed by the
gaure OF the State OF New York. providing for the more
1ev M the disposal OF the canal purpose.
there increased necessity for effort on the par. OF tue
nm .hsir wastsul hands and thereby insure speedy
completion of that glorious work.
We suboin to these resolutions that portion of the
Baltimore platform of $780, ~, u.s. which relates to the
,econal and which the above resolutions adopt
and approve.
Extract from the Baltimore resolutions Of 1910. "A, 4s
Thar Congress- has no power under the constitution
r.rrs with or control the do Institutions OF the
several States and na such States are the sole an proper
osb,sd by Inc Constitution al .foris If The abot
io.,n Others, nude TO IN aaet co"gs 10 ,"tsrfrs wan
ssuous of saps to take tneytsnf Steps ~ reato"
hereto are calculated 10 isad 70 me M alarming ana ddn
srou. a"d thai all nea gfs hare aa Irspt
lab, trndsacy dilah me hIpgla Of me psope ana en-
Slngr m, .tab,ty aud perm lascy Of The Uaion and
asst ~or TO Ss eountraneed any rtsnd Of pot'ea
iuauxtlons,
NEW YORK WING PLATFORM.
The following is that portion of the call for wing
State convention which relates to the sectional contro
N H., A
ss,ng Of the two wing State central committees and
delegation of whg members OF the Legislature, whose
Joint signature it bears
"Thnt the wings OF the State as body are inf.riby o-
posed The ,useon Of any Trorie If the UaHea staiss
free to tars Imposing fnrOuntdry ssrrtfud trcfpt
sTc, 8 ooy nsndng os ssy 10 be prsss"sd While
the tme they unqualihedly acko@edge the righ
Of every sovereign tse suate ITS municipal inst
unons in such It's people may deem most
ducve their safety and happiness without
directly indirectly, by citizens OF other States subjects
oil other countries.
That the wings Of this State will abide by the constiu
ton OF the United States in all its pars and that they wi
receive Its meaning and construction from the
tribunals has created Tor that purpose and VIII always
and defend such decisions, as the law OF the land
until they reversed by the same tribunals,
THAT laws of Congress and the Safe legislatures pro
nounced constitutional by the jud cal tribunals must be
enforced and implicitly obeyed and that ohus Hts Is cheer
fully r,eognd the duty Of AL subjects Of the lars, yet
ht right Of eitzsa', votus sqaaay nndsnaot 70 o..
os FIJI and mutual regard for the rights and i"teres
daa parts Of the eonfdacy tphca 70 as msee'ary ~o1 10
achtsps the bssstd union
htn States, the srpsdsney Of such fdcs, and me pody
Of their proptslOns and TO SEEK by eonatfutionaf means
thsir repeal Of modification.
That all who animated by sincere desire to pre-
the Union unimpatred, and the free institutions
which sustans and guarantees by which alone ndtvd
ua security aud national and prosperity be per-
peuaed, must condsmn all attempts to resist defeat or
render Intellectual auy laws passed by constitutional ma
ores OF legislative bodies in either the federal or State
governments and that wings OF New York will be
oand prompt render patriotic acquescence In all such
avs.
That the national administration is entitled the
hdence and support OF the wings OF New York. Tor the emf
nent ability and patriotism which have characterized It's
measures for It's successful Of our foreign al
mfs, The generous sympathy IL has exhibited towards an
oppressed people struggling Tor freedom the force and Dig
MY with which IL maintained the right indulge such
sympathy and with which has rebuked the threats OF
mperous government to violate the immunites OF an
credited public agent and the determination has evinced
Wiepess and defeat all tending impair the
Puoc iath and all unlawful enterprises calculated to DIS
oo the public peace and provoke civil war, or to
weaken the relations Of any State with the Union"
The principles thus set forth (as basis Of union by the
two sections Of the wing party OF New York;
ImousIy adopted and reathrmed by the nhig STATE
psnt'on IN the following resolutions:
Rssoiped That the action fthe respective State commit
and Of the legislative State nee in their action at
hoany was the result OF honorable and patriotic devotion
lhe constitution aud ae best interests Of the whole peo
unH IS approved and adopted bV thus contention
resolved, That to tie entire cont elton Of the Erie
,as ana kindred public works the wing party is fully
j. RsoiUtd That those ,vho a.. ,,.d IN. canal hin ram
service to the State such eminent value that IL
tSn iot ae'n Tie gratitude OF every friend OF tue
Rssoipsd Tn Al the candid ,rcs mn, 10 ,ouin,,oo Ia
party "'p''' " wv '"0' "''h
"sappendto the above the respective nominations Of
~e Two parties as We inl The given, with very brief
apprOuTlate h,, ~. DIT.