New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23

MONTPELIER, Tuesday. July -.
The " Democratic" State Cony ention assembled
here at the Courthouse at II o'clock tins forenoon,
10 nominate candidate ior Governor IN place OF
Hon. Luclus B. Peck. declined. The Convention
was permanently organized, by the choice OF Hon
Edmund Weston, of Orange County, President, and
Lawrence Dranard OF Franklin County, ID. L.
Grant of Chlttenden County, Joseph sawyer of
Washington County, Henry Stewart Of Rutland
County, A. &. Judevlne of Caledonia County, Vice
Presidents. Committee was then appointed To re-
port resolutions and the Convention adJcrned TIL
the afternoon.
Upon reassemb ling at half past l. addresses were
made by William b. Briggs, the Hon PAM Dilling
ham and others. IN relation To the Fugitive Slave
Law. The nomination COMMITTEE reporadthe Hon
TIMOTHY 7. REDfIELD OF Montpelier, Judge of the
Supreme Court, as Candidate or Governor, ana the
report was accepted UNANIMOUSLY with rounds of ap-
plause. Judge Redield accepted tho nomination in
an eloquent speech The following resolutions were
adopted
Rsored That we here again asssrt as we have hereto
fore. unwayeIng fidelity to Dsmooreo principles that
foremost these principles MAINTAIN that THIS Gov
eminent was ordained and the Constitution adopted to pro-
tect all It's citizens m life liberty and property aud that thu
Government should bc ana erpetunliy active tho
discharge of that high trust
Rcsotced, That any atemp, TO iast the institution NJ
Slavery upon Territory under the jurisdiction OF the Union
any Legislation of Congress that exposes the free ctizens
Of sovereign state To perpetual slavery without due pro-
the panopy ot the great wft Of rlh' II I'm INVASION OF mo
legitimate Sovereignty ~ the States and an inrnseTan
On the guarantees OF tie Constitution, ana shonld ne
Resoired That eternal eali 10 those principles which
others do as the tsst of Democracy.
ResOired That discover but distinctive feature III
the Wing party present pace shadOwed ~ thu
present Administration ety 70 Slavery, the maintenance
supremacy and ms JlaDllli. We shall therefore,
oppose the Wing paTty-ts principles, Il has none
The report was accepted and the resolutions 4dOpt-
ed. Near the close OF the Convention the following
resolution introduced and adopted:
ResOi,fd That the Wings of Vermont. by cordially sp
proving Of President FIllmOTes administration nj thor late
Convention Bellows Falls adersed and ekiered so
upon the Fugitive Slave asyand that this tOnsen
ton promptly accept the tender and hereby recommend To
all their political friends and the friends Of freedom and
humanity IN the State 10 meet the IN every political
gathering and at the polls.
THIS was Delegate Convention, and well attend
ed The proceedings were characterized by har
mony and enthusiasm Judge Redheld, the nominee
Is lawyer, gentleman Of excellent ability and bne
attainments
Accident steamer Samson The Clipper
ship Racer.
NRwPORr, r. l., Tuesday, July ~
The steamer Samson, which left NewbarypOn on
the 10Th for Noss York; with the clipper ship Racer IN
tow broke heI shan of Gay Head yesterday aad put
into this port at O'Clock this mcrnlng, having lev
the ship OFF Cay Head.
The Captain Of the steamer has proceadedbo NeNe
York.