The New York herald., 1851-08-04
Bargain besween the Abolition Whlgs and
SIixer Gray s-CasIl Tor q state Con eMllOn.

IFrom the albany Evening Journal Aux2l
Relieving that an expression Of the vie ana prnc
pies Of the wings State they are understood
By In relaoa particularly to questions which now
sa Intelligent honesl and Cordial onera,on amonq
ourselves and with tue whig of the other states Of the
aon the State Com nittees appointed AZ he rsnactye
Conventions held in at Syracuse and at Utica aud
the Committee appointed by the whys Of the Lecsa.
ture at its rrcert sesion have agreed no, tha fo1
ing presenting they believe the sentiments
Of the great boJy the wings OF the State of New
York =
An economical administration Of the government
The strict accountability Of public officers ani their
rigid adherence the limitations power prescribed by
the constitution and the laws honest and faithful
performance Of all Obligations made with foreign nations
with sciupulOu regard for their rights and rm and
steady defence of our own.
The improvement Of the important rivers and harbors
Of the country, to render them nsvigsoe and
cvssible, by prudent and systematic appropriations.
rounded upon examinations male By competent and dis
iaierestedp public officers
such discrimination in the duties necessarily laid
upon imports for the support Of government as shau
to the industry country just
ton and shah stimu mechanical and manufacturing
enterprise and thus provide home consumption for the
products OF agriculture which may control and counter
&C. the unsteady demands Of foreign markets and as
shall promote taat healthy Interchange among ourselves
calculated Union. and maintain the spirit
OF national indepeLdence.
That the wings Of the state as body inhexbly
opposed to the subcto Of territory the United
states now free TO laws imposing Involuntary servude
proposition to that effect Is pending is likely
10 ee presented; while at the time. they unqual
redy acknowledge the right Of every sovereign State TO
regulate its municipal institutions in such
its people deem most conducive to their safety
and happiness without ference, directly indirect
IT, by citiz. ms of other States subjects Of other
countries.
That the wings Of 'his State will abide By the const
tuition Of the United States, in all its parts, and that
they viii receive il true meaning and construction from
the judicial tribunals 1t has created for that purpose
aud will al ways sustain and defend such decisions the
Law OF the land until they reversed by the tr
bpnals.
That laws OF Congress and Of the State legislatures
pronounced com tituonal by the judicial tribunals
be enforced and implicitly obeyed and that while
this Is cheerfuy recogn zed the duty Of ell as sub
ects Of the laws yet that the right of citizens voters
equally undensoe discuss with a full md mutual
regard for the rights interests of all parts of the
csofsderacy (which necessary now to maintain. as
II indispensable TO achieve the blessed Union OF
tass sac tHe expeoleaey OF suea avs ana the pro-
ig u aHs - nl anu anu " sees " eohs'!'
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.i, ' =. uhi paIeu, anu ne re INSTITUTIONS
,i ~ 'sas' anu sursn,ees' oy Slch alone lnil-
,.t .uit anu @ .ational Peaos aaa prosPerl'y eaa
s,, ~ p' nus lsS .oh1ena az attempts 70 resist,
s.sI vi 'aai, any avs passea oy constr
ny ul eisauNe bodies IN either the