The New York herald., 1851-08-03
Volunteers Reported to be Preparing for the
Cuban Revolution.
ITEMS FROM ALL SECTIONS.



BY RAIN's TELEGRAPH, OFFICE ~ WALL STREET
ALBANY, August 2, 1851.
The two central committees having been unable to
effect settlement Of the affairs Of the party 20 their
mutual satisfaction, the subject taken in hand by
the committee appointed by the whig members Of the
Legislature The result of the combined abors of the
three committees, is call for Wing State Conven-
ono which has been signed by the Legislative, syra
cuse and Utica committees
After referring harbor improvements the tariff &c,
the "cal" address to the wings proceeds in nearly
the following words The wings Of the State body
nexbly opposed to the subsection Of any territory
of the United States Free to laws imposing invoun
tsryervtude except punishment for crime and they
rejoice that proposition to that effect is nov pending
likely to be presented while at the ue they
unquaidedy acknowledge the right of every sovereign
State 10 regulate its municipal institutions in
such manner its people may deem most conducive
to their safety and happiness without interference,
directly indirectly by citizens Of other States or sub
jects of other countries The wings of this State will
abide by the constitution of the United States in all IT.
parts and they will receive its true meaning au3 con-
sructon from the Judicial tribunals 1t has created for
that purpose and will always sustain and defend such
decisions the law of the land until they reversed
by the tribunals The laws Of Congress and Of the
State Legislatures constitutional by the u-
dicia tribunals must be enforced and implicitly obeyed
And while this is cheerfuy recognized the duty OF
all subjects of the aSs yet the right Of citizens
voters, is equally undenabe, and they free to dis
cuss with full and mutual regard the rights and inter-
ets of all parts Of the ,deracy which is
sary now to maintain as it was indispensable to.
schieve the blessed union Of these States. 1t
is their undenisbla right to discuss the expe-
diency Of such laws, and the propriety Of any of
their provisions and to SEEK by constitutional means
their repeal or modification. AL who anmsted by
a sincere desire to preserve the Union unmra;red and
the institutions which it susains and cu irsntees,
by which alone individual security and national peace
and prosperity be perpetuated, must condo nm all
attempts to resist defeat render Intellectual any laws
passed by constitutional maj ritie Of legislative bodies
either the Federal State governments; and the
wbigs Of New York will be found prompt TO render
patriotic acquiescence In all such laws TIE nationsf
administration is entitled the confidence and support
Of the wings Of New York. for the eminent ability and
patriotism which have characterized its measHes-for
its successful managensp Of foreign afsirs-he
generous sympathy hs exhibited toward, oppressed
people struggling for fieedom-the force AMI dignity
with which it has maintained the right indulge such
sympathy and with which il rebuked the threats Of
imrerous to violate tho immunes Of an
accredited public agent. and the determination Il has
evnced repress and defa. all movements tending to
impair the public faith, and all unlawful enterprises
calculated to disturb the public peace and provoke civil
to sever weaken the relations Of auy State
with the Union.
The call afterwards .iudes TO the whig State adm, mig
tration and closes by calling the State convention 1t
Syracuse the 17th of September next.