New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17
~ Th,rd yVnrd.-UNlON ONE AND INsEP

~ Third Wnrd.-UNlON ONE AND INSEPA-
RAbLE Ara Meeting OF 'As AHs,1 w a,o In vsn
ing Mach "a. 1881, the following Resolutions were uusni
E~Ss@d ThS this Committee regard with disrus and
oAapproh alton The efforts dade, and being made - sopa
uie tie Nhig party ia this State toto distinctive acons
and We perceive neither the necessity nor The prOpey ol
AN sppe a0n Oher than that Of Democratic WING -lhal
wsbeeve he cardinal doctrines ON which all Nigs may
me as common household Of aiid 10 be la point OF IN
torisrce mmesursby superior 10 the present unhappy
differences existing Ia The party .o..
Rrsj. That consider unjust aud therefore pioless
Agtins lie strenuous eveuOns o. certain persons aud
journals to commit 10 A50llIonism those who nave never
Jeed with thst pany and whose whole lie Jusy no Suca
SRsrsd That in view Of the present condition Of "a
asnA aaors II becomes matter OF paramount import.
lhee thai this State shall be represented 10 ne SeaeS o.
he United firm and ei6ble supporter o. ne va
Honsl AcunisiTeiion and we are persuaded lnsl ne
Wing members OF The Legislature would mosl conp e'oy
attain a end best ubserve the cause OF unlon ana most
effectively rsbuke disunonsts and extremists oy an ear
neal and undivided support ofthe regular nonnee -,
Thai in ST T ana Tessye de 6e cods aoSro
baton tho wings of1he S'Gie'nat mas oeen caeuaea
ustan an enhg hsened and liberal Whg policy, aud has
been such 10 preclude suspicion Of his integrity aud
devotion 10 the Wing tah-a fundamental principle OF
which faith is has been. devotion 10 the Union
We believe iha, The attempt 10 force bin into an Identity
with those who advocate resistance to Law doctrines
wholly variance with the preceps OF the Wing greedy 10
be most unw snantable and unjust
Rss0lsed That thOse Wsig members o: The Legislature,
Who like good ard nue. acknowledging allegiance 10
hhpaTy. supported the regular and unanimously nomina:
TED candidate are entitled the confidence and respect Of
he party throughout The state
Rssolted That we deeply depOre the course OF those
members Of the Legislature who have hitherto acted with,
and who their present position 70 the Wig party but
who have chosen 10 pursue course resulting In the
ese on 10 the Senate Of The United States OF fsvore aad
welred OF New YOTk-One, too whose every act aud
expression open 10 criticism. This Withholding OF
fapporl-4ssig1iDg Tho absence OF pledges,
when Il is the well known and long established Wing
creed that pledges both unnecessary and Objectionable
we believe have beel extremely DiudtciOus; and we
are forced the conviction that the continuance IN this
course thereby causing this State 10 be either mepresent
"a or repesened in the Senate OF the United Saies Is
most unWte.
Rssolscd That we yield our most cordial support 10 the
Saie and National AdmiuSuauons-thai we recognise no
acuouA Rppeliaion in the Wing party. and Central
Somnee OF the SAFE. the regularly chosen at
re- bound to regard.
By order Of the Committee.
= OSCAR w. STURTEVANT, Chairman.
Ihos. OUTwATER, (s..-...~,o.
Gao. w. palmer eeOfe'~nes' ml5As