New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-11
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

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CALlroRSlai-A thorough Wing organ
izat,en has been formed IN this State, ana 'he p'pu'
Lar Land Reform measures meet with the nearly en-
dorseInen. Of our friends on the shore OF the
VERMONT We append the nominations
Of the ;inee principal parties:
Wing. OYposaton
FOX GoTERoR go po,,,so.,
Chas X. Williams - John D N''''''''
EoR LrEuTENAyP GOVERNOR.
Julirs Converse. Il. Fletcher. ui'es A"i'ie 20"
FOR TREAsUkER - =, 80.
George Howes. d. p Thompson L. =. i'euii's '''
MIsslssIpPI-We have at length received
,se na,,ern adopted by the Quiinan State Secession
Nominating Convention, held June I6 at Jackson
Non. James Winfield, of Lo1Ddes County pre-
s,d,d and after nominating ticket for state ocers
The folloving series of resolutions reported by Df
D. O Williams Chairman OF the oonhhtlee' "ei'
adopted. 49,.
Resoired That the conysnon IePIes.ens me Inv ~
ms truths announced and ocy ndica,ea ~ e Sch
n. s sso Il sf eses q the STATE ay
seated and assembled IN the CITY Of jackson Oh 'he
psos1S That we Continue to entertain devoted and
cherished attachment 20 the unon Du; we desire "
a. II was formed and not as an engine Of opreSs.c
states en by the Constt exclusively un1ei tne
81 oy which they and they only, have the tight
10 regulate abolish perPetnate, as they may
Judge expeden and that all attempts on tie lIt
gIess on others 10 interfere with this SUBJECT e.'he ~
secty indirectly, are IN Violation ~ t nc I ht
dangerous the nights and safety Of he Sou' anu e's
10 h. uxou,ualy resisted
Resol,ed That Congress has no power to pass any ~
aboishIng slavery the Dstnct Of Columbia or - pf9D
n The slave trade bewc the several States OF y pfoh1
The TSagSn and ID hat lac pse b. Conss Of any
yuch law would not only be dangerous Vl9at9h ~ tao
sonstu,ion would afford evidence OF hted ana uJ
Snera,e design on the part tina, bodT, 20 interfere WIN
the institution Of slavery m the siaies h 1,o,g,ese
Resoioed That wodd regard the passage ~
ofthe Wilmf Proviso (which would m elect DEPRIVE
the citizens Of the slave holding state on an .uS
on in the territories acdued equally ~ their D0o1
and treasured as an unjust and insulting oscrihitvn-
which these States cannot without polca asgIaa III
submit and which tins convention. representing me iesl-
ngs oprons Of the people Of Mississippi S'"mnis le
Re,oird That tn passage of the wilmo' PIoyso or Of
any iaw abolshng Slavery m the Dstrct 81 C9amoa y
The cosf S Nc e aSmpSe % aS that Vent viii
make II the duty - the night ofthe Say holding states
20 take care safety and TO ea the non slave,
holding States to The slayeholdng States and
their dome site institutions.
Resoiued That the Legislature hereby requested TO
pass such laws may their opinion, hest calculated
TO encourage the emigration OF citizens OF the Sa,ehod
States
evidences Of the determination OF the people Of the nom
slavehodmg Staes. 10 disregard the guarantees 81 te
Constitution. and TO agaie the SUBJECT oil slavery oh IN
and out OF Congress- avoedly Tor The purpose ol eiecg
us abolition The states and. also. N view u the Idct
set forth in the late Address O the Southern members OF
vcoD the has arrived when the southern states
fhst II The Southern States having held
n accordance with the above cpnnedatun Al Nashville
June $780, sanction and approve the resolutions ~
PesoioSd That we recommend ,ho Legislature Of this
State that session, law be enacted making II
the duty of the Governor of the STATE, b. procnn'rn -
cal general convention Of the State, and 70 issue ws Of
election based upon the ratio OF representation IN 6 Sia'e
legislature upon the passage by Congress Il the Nh1
Proyiso" or any law abosing sla;er} m 'he District Of
Columbia prohibiting the slave trade b0tw cen the Staos
to take INTO consideration the act OF asgesi"n ana We
mode aud measure OF redress.
y "a
iScallcd Compromise the positions of the IN
and 9th aud 9th resolutions allowed Tected have been met
and the Constitutional rights therein declared, have been
violated
R6soirtd That IN accorlc &C with the OH resolution of
the series above rcCcd Convection Of bc Sdt has been
called and that rely confidently said Congention
Justly 10 estimate the wroneswe have -ui ed aud to midi
cate the mode and uieae Of redress.
RcsOittd That this Convention declares That regards
the of California State INTO the Union, as the
enactment Of the HtHof Pr0riso oAott'r form as IA
''' wv" - WV W.smNGroS June "a, 1850.
His Excellence. Jvo A GUITNAN, Cove! nor, sc NC
SIN We the Senators and Representatives m congress
from Nj sslrSippi incumbent upon ms Tot ide YOU,
and through YOU constituents that We nave
well d. fined opinion that Caiorna VIII be @ttld ns
State Of this Union during the p''en session "i '1hes
mistaken IN suprosmg tibet majority Of both Houses OF
ons have undergone Crgc We regard tho proposition
90 admit California State, udor ali Ia, care INST" aces
of her application an attompt to adopt Tie Niio fro
another form bt separated. is we are from ON
constituents and having convenient means Of consulting
them 20 Their views on the new pause 81 iAs pete mig
question we desire through You. 10 submit the single fact
likely obtain atmlssonnu The iuon WIN her constitutions
al prohibition OF Slaycan We heg leave to add, mat We
ion h, the legislature the Governor and, practicable 10y
the peoplc shalt clearly indicate the which Mis-
sisspp vii deem he duty TO pursue IN thus emergency
XcIy respectfully, Our ohcdiont servants,