New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30
M,cmnAS-The Opposition State Con-

! v,r,io- mot q. Detroit, sen =, dii OF i''-@
~. ;bst day Nv the appointment o 4on- Joan I.
C,ol of U,ll,da!e Co, President Vi1s Prs
,<.,. racoa Summers. Naccmo CALVIN Bn'ain.
Perr,en. Nelson Dunhan, Monroe, and M.o
~osle Calhoaa CO. Se1rr'vles-P. b. Warren,
! Oakland. 4. l.. M..art. Lenawee. anc Ben
Mn Folett Washtcnaw c..
/ The Committee on Resolutions, Nessrs.
| Thornton T Brodhcad, editor Of Tie De''ot
/ F,l, P,e,.. and a Delegate from Caipre"a Coz
Cnauncey Joshn. Washtenaw Co. Thomas Nc
Enter. Nacomb D p Hoghes, Calhoun, ani
r. H. Wing, Monroe Co. reported the following
,erIes OF resolutions on ne 2j,h ms, winch
were adopted:
Resos,d. Tina, the eventful history Of or country
for the last t~o year. III hlch the energy tld tt
patriotism of Is cizens have oeeh se.eIe-S 80 -
oToer % MAINTAIN Its constitution AZ" s'iD
the mem6er. OF the cOnfeGefa y IA, tduEis u - IL
we're more and more the principles, me re- 1ilI
men Of The Democratic party ana 70 IooH % '1d. "a
party N times Of peril and Ia the hour OF Aetu iol
means 70 sustain and uphold ID al - lH-eei-'' cav
bond % unOB hat unlics " one peOpie, ..,
ESsolred. That IN the division Of plblc sentiment
among the States Of the Union. and The temporary
enlargement Of members oi 'he sdue 'i".e No. ~
,.e r.coooize 4 national calamity demdn1lng ioI-
bearance and patriotic and Sel-sacricng spir.l'
which, d.schargng lts frs cu,les 70 'he NoislIIi3H
as Of first necessity, shdi seek DF proper 'o, D"
aIlav excitement and 10 BRING back MAJ uht OF >eIl-
timerl and harmonious action, which once cAaTdc-
torizod tho States Of the Republic.
Resoired That the recent measure oi comproll,e'
embracing settlement of the dlstTactn5 Ques'lohs
which haze disturbed and almost lntciup'ci lhc
business Of Congress- seriously Threatening the nteg-
ritv Of the Union Itself, were demanded by ditf con-
siderat0p Of The constitutional rights Of the varous
members OF the cOnfederacy. That the Democracy
of Michigan. panderng TO no SnS, rejecting All dlil-
ances with sectional factions having IN tne rfe-
peaaDle claims OF each state ln the tnOn, ana el-
ing ONLY 10 the demands of the CONSTITUTION declare
emuhaticallv that the Compromise measures stand
justified in the eyes of every welwsher Of IN, coun-
try ard should be sustained and executed N al their
parts faithfully, fully and lmpartlally.
Resohed. That the Democratic party OF Michigan
on the basis Of The principles promulgated 10y lne
National Conventions OF lsii and a. ana IN UNION
with Their brethren elsewhere IN INC RepuoHC pre-
sent 10 the people OF the Union, the name OF zen.
Lewis Cass a. the choice of the democracy ol the
State a candidate for President. That while
| they have great confidence IN 0lhes eminent men
OF the country, and viii chcCruuy support tle NOM
NEE Of the cOnyentiOn--they still INSIST thht no
| other citizen unites many recommendations ioI
the Office. IN this period of national excitement ana
penl.
John :. Barry. who failed II a denomination
| for Governor. was " let down IN compliment
ary resolution about his " integrity &c. TX
| Lieut.. Governor William VI. Fenton also desl-
| rous Of a denomination, was disposed Of IN the
same way the Convention voting " that ne re.
tires from that position with the confidence and
grateful wishes o! his llOw-crlzons.
Se much for the old incumbents Here fol-
lows the following Endorsement OF the candidates
who succeeded in procuring nomination:
"To the Democratic party we present them as
national men. standing upon the national platform,
holding fast by every article OF the national Demo
cratic creed. Their election Will ne the triumph OF
NaiiOnasm over sectionallsn, victory OF the
friends OF the Union over dglldtoIs' ana "OSt ""O
| },,c uy0a ogitaffon
Ii is Robert McCleiland, ofMonroc Co.. can
dldate for Governor. and CALVIN Britain of Ber-
rlcn, Tor Lieut. Governor, (who N their places
in Congress and the Legislature, have voted III
favor ofthc Wiimot Proviso and Free-Sol Legs-
lative instructions,) who are thus presented al
the expense Of an attack upon the Wing nomi-
nees TOWNSEND F.. GDLEY, for Governor, and
GEoRcE II HtzFLroN, for Lieut. Governor men
whose views are well known in regard to Ma
tiona affairs Gidley and Hazelton are nomna.
Ted ON the basis of federation, and are known 10
be opposed to he proscriptiye standard of South
| ern Na,ionaliSm,' SectlonaiSm or Secession
ism We honor them for the position they occupy.
| The state Central Committee is presented,
| Elon Famsworh, Henry Ledyard John II. Har
mon, Wayne Alfred Williams, Oakland; vii
liam 4. Richmond Kent; Isaac f. Crary, Cal
houn: and BENJAMIN Follctt, Washtenaw Co.
Messrs McClelland Britain, and Cass, the
several nominees of the Convention, were pres
| ont, and accepted their nominations. SO CasS
| Is really in the field for denomination.
| Before the adjournment of the Convention
| Andrew liarie, of Houghton Co, introduced
| the following. which was adopted:
| R,soi,ed, That tins Convention earnestly recon-
mend 10 the next Congress of the United States that
| an appropriation bemade to construct tanalaroun
| The Fans OF Saut ste. Marie.
| In looking over the list Of Delegates quite a
number Of Harrison Wings are found, and also
several prominent supporters of Van Buren, in
1915 democracy means almost anything in
Michigan, hut the people OF the PenlnSular State
VIII have to look for the genuine article in the
Wing ranks. where many OF the model Demo
| cratic leaders were schooed and graduated,
| The Congressional election last November.
| shows that the people are becoming aware OF
| this fact Democrats " who killed the River
! and Harbor Bill, and secured the adoption OF the
infamous Fugitive Slave Law, cannot be relied
upon for Western or Northern interests, far less
for the construction of the Canal around the
Saut Ste. Marie. Internal Improvements must
go by the board when party intrigue has to be
accomplished. For thorough reform b. the
State Government. vote the Wing ticket
| |
| Centrifugal Force vs.. Prof Locmis.
NEw-YoRK, saturday, Sept. O., 1851.
| To TIE Editors of he N Y Tr5nEe:
In your paper Of yesterday ] observe an
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