New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

prrde grants e public lands 70 Re made 10 nen 81
scns have settled npoa prya.e eins Nlh "a, f,t
suurf~ng the same TO ~ par. Of ssh p1,hc DONNA
Rlso,ec, That are N favor n the errhefn ,,-
neuf granting this State for The purposes d 90
and 10rsx Of n.erral Improvement. qnailg OF -
lands q: leas. eqn2ng the grants aere.i.,s ~
hereafter 20 be made 20 he inls- la'oieu '-.'' " "
RSsoIrec That favor II lheraI aapfop,a,--'
BIZ ne General Gore rumes, i0r WORKS 4 pl1i $500
Ter esreclIv the Improvements 81 orr Fises "a -
EesolseG, That are u favor Of ne ~ 's.sr -
.r Or measures b; the General COFern lelt ~ -t.- ~
soeedly tend 10 fster and sd the .ons.ficgn =; "4
road connecting tls state with The NJ ss.sspll
Rfsolred That tho establishment Il steam tJlli
ton tet,seen his Stat Tie SaaiSicn is-sn-s ~
- u the u;uost importance, a,a N1il .S'- ~ II
M Whole Union. aGt especially O. = "a -
Nc approve q the adep'lea q 49, p = gig
p(,ci,e~ That tic fa.lurs II Congress 20 ,a&f y
Tor sint n forn.a ~. oes s,o .i' . , c5a
~, and ANTS urgently demand thaf eif-F anu tilf ..
t.,n . 4s,,,,s 10 made for th1t o.. ecf.
peo5rsS That w have nst and eor'-t le q IN On t
ceneral &; overnment fOr sgeh Moneys .. 4ere il'
her oliceTs as revenue imports tAs sac ei % "
R1,sIred. Thai : IS the duty OF TIE General Govern
~. -, asr,,. -ae faeatedge~s Of ms State. nccss
ai c1.ractrd m The protection and defense Of her @
p@.oiri mat We vii ever MAINTAIN the due exec tln
ard sr-rerecy Il the laws and that the people may no
10 slf1ecf 81 20 onerons snd oppressive iaAato' W a.
favor ~ ihe stnciest economy ~ the aHini'''i"'' "
Sfs,e and General Government. . .sl
P,soircd Tha. the recent compfon.se measll5. a M
6v C,peress rece.,e coidal e'pTeoatc' anu y, el
IL Inc Constitution and ms Union. We VIII o''' " ~
faithful and true
II was resolved 70 APPOINT nine persons from ohl
Francisco who with the President Of each County
Central Committee. shall constitute a Wing state
Central Comnditee The following were appointed
Gen John Wilson, Jesse d. Carr. R06er' L. Hainp-
ton. Patrick W. Tompkins, James r. Wan"1gh'i
d. H. Haskell. K. y. Wood, Mr.. ROBINSON ana
Judge Chambers
Tie Loco-Ioco state Convention was held at
Benica TWO or three days pror to The Wing Conyen-
ton William Smith was appointed Chairman and
the following ticket was adopted
GortTuor-JoHv BIGLER.
LaeutCnGnt GOttraor-samuol Purdy.
Tndre If tho S0greae Cort-Soomon iIeydenfeidi.
Sfqfs Trsesgr1r-R Richard Roman.
Observation-Disclosures ;. Pierce.
fffsrgry-G Cqfral- Samuel {. Hastings.
Surrevor- Gentroi-Wm VI. Eddy:
NfnJtrS IF foagrfss-Josepn w. MctorAIe' bu-
ward {. Marshall
Tire following is The platform adopted by the Con-
ytntlon
Pesolotd, That We viii MAINTAIN the doctrines "i the
Democratic party Transmitted Ia a. hy Jefferson M'a-
son and Jackson $500
iOtc sold b. the Government but granted I" thc mHeis
and the emigranis, who are American c! zens
Rsol,ed That al pubic lands Of California oqsni 70 ae
reserved b} he Government from sale. and granted 70 ct-
Zons and actual settlers
Rsolttd That although the State Of California mas been
the last 70 be admitted INTO the Union she VIII no. be found
70 be the the discharge of her duties as sovereign
State and that she viii faithful support to the Con-
R,soired Tina; California Of night entitled to all the
Pubic Moneys collected by the General before
the act Of the 81 of March, l8i9, went INTO operation
RsSOir,d That the Administration Uf The General Toy
have been guilty OF the most culpaDe neglect o
the higher interests of California that they have sent CIT
zeus of the older States fiji the Offices OF the State OF
California that they have failed 10 protect the frontiers
against the indians. and have utterly dlsrcgarded ,he
wants and demands of the people 20 the postal arrange
enis of the State, and their tnure 10 carry mo erect
laws actually passed for the good OF the State