New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-11
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We have at length received the full pt..
ceedIngs Of the Democratic State Con,ena,,
and are now enabled to present complete u.
Nominations OF both the grea, parties
whig Gsr--~ 0Dpoasass
Lieniensaf-Gotr-o-
EFHsAtv K. EcKIEY. WILLl,s NyDiLI
SECRETARY u S,s',
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AnerHrp G,rert'
HESRY >TAsEEEa. GEoEsS T. PsaH
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JoHN Woons w Dy,>S Noss.,
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ALBERT \ BLi>s JoH~ & BRE>tr,
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DANIEL >gGvE, ALSNsNDXR p. MUM
joins MspFtRl GEoReg " N,sre.s.
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PErES OnH>. JoHs 4. CosNi>
BELLISE SrCRER. THOMAS W. BARrtxy
GgoRGE B. WAY. ALLEN e. THUENAs
The following bric. series OF resolutions rer.
adopted by the Locos. anu 1t viii be see. tia,
the d" Compromise Measures aye no: alluded "a
even the Fugitive Slave Law. the ,cs, Of SN,.
tional Democracy" is treated with the sane Goa.
tempt
l>g Reso'r,d. That bY itc adoption Of he ne.
Constitution. the Democratic parry has Ootaines /,
victory worthy OF he wears ~ struggle ievcei -
achieve IL.
70 RssolreS That in The new Constitution y.
recognize a. principles cardinal N he DeUOcua,
faith
The election Of an officers by he people
The limitation OF state Indebtedness, ard prom.
sion for the payment " ,he deb, which exists
Equal taNGii0n-compo,ling the property ~ The
rrh. invested 10 stocks, to bear proportion 81 ias
public burdens, oy contributing 20 the taxes 81 ne
State
The restraint upon he legislative rower-coasa
ing u 10 the legitimate subjects OF gcnet al Legislation
And the GROWING glory OF repeal, which secures
The people. sovereign always. nom ever becoming
slaves 10 any law charter passed bN thel servants
~ R.sohff. That The ncN Constitution creaesa
government OF delegated power merely. That all
powers not expressly delegated. OF necessarily IN
piled 10 execute those powers. remain With he
people. md that every aci 0t the Legislature nN
authorized by he Constitution H>cll is contrary
20 The theory and structure Of he government AL
dangerous 10 The liberties Of the people
lih Resored, That We adhere to the resolutions
on national Affairs passed n lhc nemocra,c ConVea-
ton Of lsis. ana reaiirmed BY the Convent Ion OF
1850
5th Reso'red That the present Wig \immlstn.
ton OF the General Government. "a lis reckes,
Squanderng III millions OF the public money annual
H. and by T. anton violation Of pledges, and IN Its
indi>crimlnatc and unpunclpied prescription, has
shown itself unworthy of the confidence OF INV
people
9Th Rrso'red. That We approve ofthc Adminlslla
ton OF our Chief Nccufive ms manly bearing, pm
dent counSelS an sound democratic doctrines. All
We commend him .o Ac people AS wol.hy OF the high
position be now occupies. and well deserving the
trust of our standard in The ensuing campaign.
,th Resoired, That the ticket We this DAY present
10 the PEOPLE well WORTHY of their united support
Honest and capable our candidates are preemlnens
Is qualified 10 carry out the measures of The Demo
cratic party under The new Constitution, which thoY
have assisted m making and 50 ably supported De-
fore The people.
l., I'D. ~ fhe ID. III "A
Ohio National Democracy In not single
County IN the State dli a Convention to choose
Delegates endorse the COMPROMISE Measures,
and IN Northern Ohio, the National Democrats
demanded the repeal OF the Fugitive Slave Law.
For instance, at the County Convention Of the
National Democracy of Fulton. John Kendall
was chosen as a Delegate from tha, County to
the Democratic State Convention, and The
following resolutions adopted
Rssoltsd That We deiesi the course Of The pre'eas
Administration. for turning ont OF Office men merely
for not approving of the infamous Fugitive slave
Law.
Resoired. That We are opposed 10 the Fugitive
Slave Law, and recommend t. immediate repeal
ResOicd. That We approve of the present OnA.
mtion and hail with anticipation the time when AL
officers shall be elected by the people.
As for the nominations made m point OF ibef.
ahty, the Wing ticket VIII compare iayorabIy
with 'ha, OF the Medaryites Nh. NlNroN, Too
ms INDEPENDENT and fearless course IN Congress,
Is highly spoken OF by the press throughout the
country. without distinction OF party III, Va
UerhH Rspubtcan. leading " Democratic Pi
per IA New Hampshire. M referring to hr Via
tons Congressional career and his nominiiloa
b, the Ohio Wings. saws, be was one Of the
most honest. iaumnded and intelligent men
that party had m that body. Tie Was Chairman
Of the Committee IT Ways and Means. during
the time NJ Winthrop was speaker Of the
House
While We notice such generous tributes A.
this 20 NJ yn,on. by the radical and lndepead
ent press Of the country, yet he As most ruth
lessly a>sailed by the INSCRIPTIONS portion Of
the Ohio Democratic press.
The Free-Soil state Convention meets at
Columbus On the 2lst inst, and Delegates ne
now being elected \ letter vas read. 1t the
" Democratic state Convention, from X. y.
Spadng declining their nomination tor Su-
rreme Judge g. ". Beden, 4 Frce-SOilcr
and Wig formerly. hal * votes Tor Supreme
Judge. 0u the nrst ballot